The trillion dollar Dragon Family law suit

[FooSnik]

Yes this is just the ticket i have seen something similar on a film called Zeitgeist. I have always dreamed it and still have to pinch myself when i think it may become reality. Could it be possible?..That no-one will have to worry about the future of their children and loved ones anymore. We wont have to feel guilty about the state of the third world countries and the fact that we don't all sponsor 1000 children a month $1.50 a day each too help out. We will have room to breath and spiritually grow. Aaaaaaaaaah nice! I think though that there will be some kind of transition period where everyone will have lots of money providing a feeling of self empowerment and security relieving people of stress, fear and anxiety enabling us to grow and learn rapidly. Then eventually evolve into something like the 'Free World Charter' video you have posted. I pray for this, oh how I pray and give thanks for this opportunity we have to finally be heard by the sleepers among us!

Consider this, lovetaniwha:

Would we push ourselves to do more skilled proffesions with more responsibility, to earn a better salary, if we were all perfectly comfortable doing whatever entry level job we started out in life doing?

I only ask this because I have been pondering this question lately. I am studying now to be a regression hypnotherapist, similar to Dolores Cannon or Brian Weiss, and I am not sure I would be pushing myself to do this if I was comfortable working my simple job @ a natural foods co-op.

Maybe I would, though.

*shrugs shoulders*

[wonderwall99]

I looked at the links for the CFTC vacation of CME Clearinghouse was at the request of the CME Clearinghouse from the application they had just put in for in June, 2011. Go to the CFTC Press Release section and type in "cme clearing europe" and you will see the chain of events. I just don't see how this is anything ground breaking? As far as I could tell from my limited view, they applied to be a DOC clearinghouse so they could trade futures and then because of some regulation on trading Agriculture futures the CME Clearinghouse decided to not go through with their application.

Go to www.cftc.gov, click on Press Room then type "cme clearinghouse europe" in for yourself and look at the chain of documents. If I am misreading something here, please feel free to correct me!

[GrumpyBear]

Consider this, lovetaniwha:

Would we push ourselves to do more skilled proffesions with more responsibility, to earn a better salary, if we were all perfectly comfortable doing whatever entry level job we started out in life doing?

I only ask this because I have been pondering this question lately. I am studying now to be a regression hypnotherapist, similar to Dolores Cannon or Brian Weiss, and I am not sure I would be pushing myself to do this if I was comfortable working my simple job @ a natural foods co-op.

Maybe I would, though.

*shrugs shoulders*

Interesting thought...it seems for you, working at the natural foods co-op was your 'catalyst' for higher learning. I do believe we all have catalysts in our lives...what we do with it is up to us.
Here's another thought to ponder - if we didn't have a 'dull, boring, entry-level' job to act as the springboard into better professions/careers....what would the catalyst be?

~Love & Light to All~

[Chris Gregory]

Consider this, lovetaniwha:

Would we push ourselves to do more skilled proffesions with more responsibility, to earn a better salary, if we were all perfectly comfortable doing whatever entry level job we started out in life doing?

I only ask this because I have been pondering this question lately. I am studying now to be a regression hypnotherapist, similar to Dolores Cannon or Brian Weiss, and I am not sure I would be pushing myself to do this if I was comfortable working my simple job @ a natural foods co-op.

Maybe I would, though.

*shrugs shoulders*

You'll be happy to know that we've actually done scientific Research into this. Actually, monetary rewards only function as a way to coerce people into doing things they wouldn't do normally. Such as boring, repetitive, soul-sucking work. People love to learn new things and especially love to get better at them. Have a look at this TED talk for more info.

[lovetaniwha]

I do not like to specify anything but, I think overall, inside we push ourselves to earn the respect of others. What we think the other person would respect is the variable. And money is merely a necessity that becomes an addiction. Once we all respect similar systems and values, we will be on the right track.............. And in regards to your query about your career, I am no councilor or psychiatrist or Dr or anything like that. But It seems you feel a need to help people deal with regressed trauma and this may/may not be linked to you or someone very close to you carrying some trauma from the past. Lets face it in the world we live in....who isn't. Either which way clearing out negative energy deposits and reconnecting our higher selves is all a critical part of what we are going through, and what Davids all about. It is something that I am now convinced 'everyone' will get the chance to go through on 'their' path of enlightenment. And it seems now their may not be such a need to rush at it, which makes things more difficult than they need be!...One more thought...'the enlightened one could find an eternity of joy in an empty meadow'...

[daven]

[QUOTE=wonderwall99;63749]I looked at the links for the CFTC vacation of CME Clearinghouse was at the request of the CME Clearinghouse from the application they had just put in for in June, 2011... I just don't see how this is anything ground breaking? /QUOTE]

Wonderwall99,

Well, I dug a lot deeper and REALLY used my talents on this one. Actually I did some basic cross checking to come up with some very interesting hits. I think this thread, and this particular post is the only one in the world right now with the information presented like this.

This a list of clients from the CMEClearingEurope database http://www.cmeclearingeurope.com/membership/index.html

I then cross referenced it with the American Kabuki compilation of resignations to see which organizations had the most resignations in this list. http://americankabuki.blogspot.com/p...rld-banks.html

I then cross referenced the list with the list of banks that hold the bulk of the 600 (accounted for) OTC Derivatives bubble from Zerohedge, http://www.zerohedge.com/article/rea...ulti-trillion-

The results are startling.

Members of CMEClearingEurope:

ADM Investor Services Intl. Limited - No resignation information available
BNP Paribas Commodity Futures Limited - No resignation information available

Citigroup Global Markets Limited - resignations: Richard Parsons,

Credit Suisse Securities (Europe) Limited: Resignations: Joseph Tan

Deutsche Bank AG - London Branch- Resignations: Americas Chief. Seth Waugh, Stdnt. Loan CEO John Hupalo, Chief Risk Officer Hugo Baenzigeri, Chief Operating Officer Hermann-Josef Lamberti, Director John Sudiman, Investment Advisor Griffin Perry (related to Gov. Rick Perry), Dir. Paul Shevlin,

Goldman Sachs International - Resignations: Head of London Derivatives div. Greg Smith, GSI Board Dirs: Christopher French, David Wildermuth, Matthew Westerman, co-head of global mergers and acquisitions Yoel Zaoui, Phil Beatty resigned as head of European power and natural-gas trading (lots of energy derivatives!)
Asia Pacific co-head Yusuf Alireza, global head Milton R. Berlinski, Co-Head Securities Trading: Edward K. Eisler, David B. Heller, co-heads of Goldman's securities business: David Heller, Edward Eisler, co-head of nvestment management division Ed Forst, George N. Mattson, one of the firm’s top deal makers in the industrial sector, Jeffrey Moslow, Lloyd Blankfein out as by summer, Hedge Fund Group Chief Howard Wietschner, Nordic M&A banker Luca Ferrari, Chairman Stephen Fitzgerald,


HSBC Bank PLC - Resignations: on-Executive Director Mark McCombe, Israel Desk: Issac Doueck, Simon Hakim,
Dan Sagi, Bermuda (A Tax haven!) - chairman of the board and director John Campbell, CEO Philip Butterfield,

INTL Global Currencies Limited - No resignation information available
Jeffries Bache Commodities - No resignation information available
Newedge UK Financial Limited - No resignation information available
Royal Bank of Canada - No resignation information available

Royal Bank of Scotland PLC - CEO Fred Goodwin Stripped of Knighthood, Sr Equities Trader Jason Edinburgh Arrested, director equities bus. Vincent Walsh director Arrested, Austraila CEO Stephen Williams resigns
director John McFarlane resigns

State Street Bank GMbH

UBS Limited - Kweku M. Adoboli, was arrested and charged with fraud and false accounting, forcing UBS to announce a $2.3 billion trading loss, CEO Oswald Gruebel quits over £1.5bn rogue trader crisis, co-chief François Gouws of global equities had resigned after last month’s revelation of a $2.3 billion loss from unauthorized trading. co-chief Yassine Bouhara of global equities had resigned after last month’s revelation of a $2.3 billion loss from unauthorized trading. India Ops Manisha Girotra, has resigned, Doug McCutcheon, head of Healthcare Banking in Europe, Middle East, Africa and Asia-Pacific region, has left Switzerland’s biggest bank after 25 years at the firm. Singapore - James Tulley is leaving Switzerland’s largest bank, Senior Asia Economist Jonathan Anderson Departs.

* IMPORTANT: Royal Bank of Scotland and HSBC are two of the three parties implicated in Lord James of Blackheath's Allegations of 15 trillion dollars of fraud involving the FED Reserve and gold *

14 Worldwide Financial Institutions that dominate in derivatives trading. I've starred the ones that are members of CMEClearingEurope:
Bank of America-Merrill Lynch
Barclays Capital
BNP Paribas *
Citi *
Credit Suisse *
Deutsche Bank *
Goldman Sachs *
HSBC *
JP Morgan
Morgan Stanley
RBS
Societe Generale
UBS *
Wells Fargo Bank

Of the 14, half are members of CMEClearingEurope!

I have my analysis in part 2 of this.
Da Asian Brutha

[daven]

Pt. 2

I then went and took a look at the timeline of the hits on the search. I direct you to this page of one of the links.

http://www.cftc.gov/reports/afr/2011...r05010610.html

You're going to find something highly highly anomalous about CMEClearingEurope, and two other organizations.

1.) It stands for Chicago Mercantile Exchange Europe Limited.
2.) There are 18 Derivatives Clearing Organizations registered with the CFTC. My educated analysis is that in order to be a legal, legitimate Clearing Organization, you must be registered with the CFTC.
Strangely, and you can see this on the charts, of all the organizations, three stand out amongst the organizations long time line of being registered. That is CME Clearing Europe, ICE Clear Credit, and ICE Clear Europe.

CMEClearing Europe was registered in 2011, (and then vacated this month!). London based, and deals with CDS's
http://www.cmeclearingeurope.com/abo...oposition.html
ICE Clear Credit was registered in 2011. ICE Clear Credit is North American based and deals with CDS's. https://www.theice.com/clear_credit.jhtml
ICE Clear Europe was registered in 2010. ICE Clear Europe is European based, and deals with CDS's, and Commodities derivatives.
https://www.theice.com/clear_europe_cds.jhtml

If you read the ICE Clear Europe membership list, https://www.theice.com/publicdocs/cl...ember_List.pdf

you'll find the rest of the hit list of the banks with the most derivatives. They are: BofA
Barclay's, JP Morgan, Morgan Stanley, Societe General. ICE, is a clearing house for CDS's.

What's that type of fraud, where you engage in ilicit activity, and then register a shell operation or front business, kind of an after thought, simply to appear legitimate and for tax/regulations reasons? The name skips my mind.

Anyway, I'm not saying there's fraud (well, I think there is, but right now, we just have very strange patterns), all I'm saying is that this is highly unusual that in a list of "established" derivatives clearing organizations, that three of the most recently registered organizations also happen to have 99% of the Banks and Financial Institutions that have the bulk of the derivatives bubble in CDS's.

What's even more unusual is that one of them, CMEClearingEurope, registered in June of 2011, and then suddenly withdrew this month. If I'm not mistaken, there are legal fees, registration fees, and there's an expensive process that has to be done in order to function as an authority in... anything!

It's got almost a fly by night operation feel to it, except we're dealing with an operation that transacts in the trillions. This is a whole new level of absurdity, except it's documented on a government website. I guess what makes me very suspicious of this whole thing is you have three organizations that are no more than 1-2 years old, one of whom suddenly withdrew, and somehow they're trustworthy enough to have as clients, the biggest freaking financial institutions in the world.

This... makes me think of one of my favorite childhood sources of wisdom.
http://youtu.be/v-xrnIXQ3iQ

"The Brain: Pinky, are you pondering what I'm pondering?
Pinky: Ah think so Brain, but how do we get Seven Dwarves to Shave their legs?
The Brain: No Pinky! The World Financial System is in the Hole, which means that I can claim the throne to Supreme Financial Lord, and take over the World!"

All Da Best!
Da Asian Brutha

[Robert Fay]

Here is my two bits.

Do what you enjoy doing and you can't be a problem for the Big Picture agenda of supporting the rise of the NEW STORY. Doing what you enjoy doing keeps you from becoming energy-contained and adding to the density of the Planet, just as it is shedding massive amounts at an ever increasing rate. Seems like being on Team Planet would be useful. I did't know there there were "more professional" categories to doing what you enjoy. God, then i would have to go use all my brains and study and past tests and get licences to prove i can do something when i would much rather be out digging a ditch or flinting arrow heads since i am no allowed to be famous and venerated and worshiped and otherwise important running my mouth on stage ... damn.

And with that, may i once again raise a toast to Mirthful Irreverence Everywhere.

[FooSnik]

Interesting thought...it seems for you, working at the natural foods co-op was your 'catalyst' for higher learning. I do believe we all have catalysts in our lives...what we do with it is up to us.
Here's another thought to ponder - if we didn't have a 'dull, boring, entry-level' job to act as the springboard into better professions/careers....what would the catalyst be?

~Love & Light to All~

Well my catalyst is actually the fact that I have suffered through, and live with people who have suffered through, some adversity and challenges that hypnosis would have helped to alleviate, were it accesible at the time.

That is a catalyst for a lot of people who specialize in a certain area of medicine or therapy, I think. Because they have had direct experience with the problem.

You'll be happy to know that we've actually done scientific Research into this. Actually, monetary rewards only function as a way to coerce people into doing things they wouldn't do normally. Such as boring, repetitive, soul-sucking work. People love to learn new things and especially love to get better at them. Have a look at this TED talk for more info.

Right on, Chris! I needed this.. for my soul. Because I didn't want to think that we needed this oppressive financial system to motivate us to grow, mature and learn.

I do not like to specify anything but, I think overall, inside we push ourselves to earn the respect of others. What we think the other person would respect is the variable. And money is merely a necessity that becomes an addiction. Once we all respect similar systems and values, we will be on the right track.............. And in regards to your query about your career, I am no councilor or psychiatrist or Dr or anything like that. But It seems you feel a need to help people deal with regressed trauma and this may/may not be linked to you or someone very close to you carrying some trauma from the past. Lets face it in the world we live in....who isn't. Either which way clearing out negative energy deposits and reconnecting our higher selves is all a critical part of what we are going through, and what Davids all about. It is something that I am now convinced 'everyone' will get the chance to go through on 'their' path of enlightenment. And it seems now their may not be such a need to rush at it, which makes things more difficult than they need be!...One more thought...'the enlightened one could find an eternity of joy in an empty meadow'...

Wow... I think you hit the nail right on the head.

[lovetaniwha]

Whaoo! Asian Brutha. Again, another comprehensive stroll through the ambiguous corridors of economics. I wouldn't even know where to begin looking for this info. I had to skim over some of the rhetoric but It is awesome to see a list of names and firms on the 'American Kabuki' site and the feed back was interesting to. I am a layman but it definitely seems that the evidence is there the financial bubble is about to burst and that the ca$h custodians of the cabal are running scared...I feel an Iron Maiden song coming on...'Run to the hills......da..da..daa..daada'.....funny.....that song has new meaning for me now! Pinky and The Brain...lol...classic! Keep us posted bro!