RE: BIS

Workfag trying to catch up. Read the zerohedge article.

Connected to the article out today that is likely already posted — reaming the US for the consumer debt.

• The IMF (as well as the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development and the Bank for International Settlements) is concerned that failure to follow more prudent fiscal policies, which bring fiscal deficits under control and reduce state reliance on debt, will mean less flexibility in dealing with the next economic downturn.

https://www.yahoo.com/news/global-debt-next-great-financial-010900950.html

They are threatening us with a recession.

>>1292505

YOU need to recognize that anons have different talents and specialities.

Simply because a Q post doesn't resonate with you …………… and then you bitch?

GET OFF THE BOARDS….. You clearly don't belong here.

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>>1292505

Oh crap, I've become one of them. Apologies

>>1292504

There's a loosely related 111 days connection from the Q post of 12/7/2017.

I think this is what we are supposed to be looking at.

https://www.bis.org/bcbs/publ/d436.pdf

Revisions to the minimum capital requirements for risk

Translated …. How much cash on hand/net worth do you need to obtain a loan.

WE THOUGHT … Fannie Mae and the FHA and federally regulated banks made those rules.

Turns out we were wrong.

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>>1292762

I think we're done. The objective was to get us to recognize who qualifies for a loan and who does not — we all assumed was done through federally regulated banks.

It turns out….. NOPE ….. BIS is in charge

>>1292811

How much influence does the global network have on your life? THAT's the point.

More than we can imagine

>>1292853

Thanks anon

>>1292853

The problem is …. this is how you create a recession

>>1292849

Exactly the point that, I believe, Q was making.

Except the stakes are higher than you can imagine. BIS can create a recession in the US

>>1292762

BAKER …. BAKER … BAKER….

throwing it up there for notable (work fag not fame fag)