Monday, February 26 2018
Comments regarding:
The Wall Street Journal Article — Business & Finance Sec B pg. 10
“Dollar’s Fall Presents Currency Mystery”
This is no mystery. It is more so, a delusion, or an illusion, if one must call it by some cryptographic wording, born of modern Psychology and semantics in order to distract, mislead, confuse; you name it “mystery” and in reality it is “globalization” and in particular, “the merger” to which we are all witnesses; well, perhaps there are just a handful of these witnesses because it takes conscious effort to get through the distractions thrown up by media outlets, tradition and law, and “the masses” “the layman” “the common man” with “common sense” end up shrouded from reality for a lifetime, along with this ‘meadic’ “mystery.”
USD has dropped 11% since 2016 against the main (12?) trading partners. That includes the YEN, EUR, KRG, etc and this is “stumping” investors, and “surprising many on wall street.”… I will give the author of this article credit in that she probably didn’t even write it, and I will put this on The Wall Street Journal completely. Because, we know some of this companies history, it’s founder’s and funders, CEO’s and affiliates, and all sorts of data which is available from source materials, resulting in ability to cognitively see the corruption, this clientelism that has lead to this propaganda machine, of sorts, whose editing, selecting, laying out placement and printing article after article, of near to complete nonsense. The reason the WSJ, along with all of the American medias, isn’t labeled as “government/political/financial propaganda” is for just that reason, it isn’t labeled as such, and instead, it is called “informative,” and “news” and at worst “entertainment.” While there are a wide range of perspectives on what this all means, there it is, the media, feeding the general publics construction of the individual mind/psyche, the mental construct/personality/person/perspective/world view/beliefs/character, etc. bot unconsciously and consciously it plays out it’s effects on the personhood. The individual perspective of reality. The ‘Mental Construct’ is the individual person’s view of existence, which develops over an individual’s lifetime. The proof is in the personal experience itself. It’s where we store the thought, “look before you cross the street”, where we store names/words, our “way home”, and indeed where we have our concept formed of particular people. If you take a moment, it can be proven from experience. Watch how a person “changes” when you find out they are not as you had thought them to be for some time. We have many cliche sayings that state this, but being cliche as they are, we parrot them off without second thought. “Don’t judge book by it’s cover” because one could easily build an inappropriate concept of the book without looking further only to find out later that the book was not as you once thought. It matters what we think in our minds.
Further along through the article we find many points which I would like to… point out. I will refrain from much more than pointing. “Dollar strength has been anticipated” but their indicator of choice “isn’t working this time around.” “Some analysts say the dollar is still expensive relative to other currencies even following it’s recent decline” A convincing argument? Or manipulation of readers opinions? I can tell you it is complete bs propaganda made to ease the US opinion into excepting a ‘new currency’ being level to others. No longer the fiat of choice with globalization swallowing it up. cont. “while other’s say economic growth in Europe and japan and emerging markets appear to be poised for a larger pick-up than in the U.S.” Europe, Japan, and ‘everyone else-ish’ WTF? “Other’s point to parallels with previous periods of dollar weakness, while stressing that those comparisons are made loosely because many economic, political and market dynamics in previous periods won’t apply to this one and vice-versa” Vice-versa?! Either broken English or poor thought process, either way, so if you have 1 item to compare to any other one, or more, in an order from present to past, and then take that same comparison and “vice-versa’ them we end up with: a comparison between the later, “any other one or more,” and the 1 item, in an order from past to present. Woah… if that makes sense to you, reader, then props to you, but to those who find it a bit tedious, yes, it is simply (cliche) said, ‘thats like comparing apples and oranges, and then comparing oranges and apples with the same conclusion.” Either the author is poorly educated or the author thinks of the readers as the poorly educated peoples. (proletarian) Then it continues, “whatever the narrative” does it matter? Are you a journalist? “…it is clear investors expect the dollar rout to get worse.” It says there is “$8 billion in bets against the dollar” and “19 billion in bets that the euro will strengthen.” I could speculate on whom placed these “bets”… but won’t here. With a quote from Sireen Harajli of Mizuho Bank, “I think that’s because of concerns about the U.S. budget deficit.” (China bank that holds our debt?) Capitol Economics is quoted saying, it is “‘reminiscent of the mid 2000’s’” with the article continuing, “a significant fall even as the Feds raised U.S. interest rates.” I will say here, that it is even more reminiscent to that of 1928 era in that respect, and many other respects as well. “The nations trade account” is said here to be a culprit, of two, US deficit the other, for the mid 2000’s mention. “along with the collapse of the gold standard and a decade long battle with inflation.” Fuck you Chelsey Dulaney (the author). If you are an actual human, American, then you will have to excuse my language because you are either ignorant or lying, with arrogance. You have the history of how “the federal reserve” came about, how it is blatantly against our constitution, how the bill was passed though to it’s birth and implementation, the fact that they control inflation, and much more. I suggest everyone does this if they do not know. Self educate because the schools won’t as they are under the control of the same forces.
A “collapse” is not accurate, a deconstruction/demolition is. “The Plaza Accord” is mentioned in the article and worth checking out. The articles continues by saying, “there are pluses to the dollar’s decline…” and mentions with a strong dollar it is more difficult for emerging market to pay back debt. Lot’s of globalization talk in the papers. The article here, quotes a “research note” from “analysts at Oxford Economics”: “Falls in the value of the dollar oil the wheels of the global financial system, boosting global liquidity by strengthening balance sheets and alleviating currency mis-matches.” And with this statement we have the answers to the so called “mystery.” (it can be difficult to refrain from being frustrated, upset, angry) To wrap up this propaganda piece from the WSJ there is a quote from whom I suspect ACTUALLY WROTE THIS ARTICLE, his name is Benn Steil, the current director of international economics over at the organization that I call the “Trojan Horse” in the conquering of America, taking place from the inside out, and this organization, stated to be “New York-based” NOT THE GOVERNMENT JUST LIKE THE FEDERAL RESERVE IS NOT is called, “The Council on Foreign Relations.” CFR Please do research of source materials, and self educate. You will be blown away with what this group has done, the members that started the group, the members since it’s inception to present, their relation with the US government and the rest of the world. It seems they are the “organizers of the globalization affairs.” The article ends with the quote from this person Benn Steil, “The markets have been extremely sensitive in the past 10 to 15 years to relative interest rate differentials. All else being equal, I would expect this to be a good year for the dollar.” Fuck you too Benn Steil. This gibberish deciphered says one thing to me, “yup, the merger is underway.”
#selfeducate #learnhistory #read #gotothesource #sources #mediaisnoteducationmaterial #proletarian #elites #decentralizationNOTglobalization #ready?
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