>>3611595 (PB)
"Market correction" implies or financial market are subject to "natural forces". They are not. The market will crash when it is pulled, or when the cult control systems are removed.
The financial institution that spearheaded the “Financial Jihad” was BCCI. It was not known as the “Financial Jihad” back then, but there can be no doubt that BCCI’s mission had little to do with a “mystical” mission to eliminate global poverty. It was true that BCCI founder Aga Hassan Abedi ascribed to a “mystical” brand of Sufi Islam, but it was also true (contrary to the media reports that the Muslim Brotherhood was an entirely Sunni outfit) that some key Muslim Brotherhood figures, including several of the people who originally founded the Brotherhood, ascribed to the “mystical” brand of Sufi Islam. Although it is not known whether Abedi himself was a member of the Muslim Brotherhood, he and other BCCI executives had relationships with Muslim Brotherhood leaders, and it is clear that he and the Muslim Brotherhood had a common vision of what they referred to at the time as “Islamic finance.”
Financial Jihad operations :
http://www.deepcapture.com/2013/05/the-global-bust-out-series-chapter-3-the-bcci-enterprise-and-the-financial-jihad/
A natural or honest financial market would require a balancing of the books. No way to do that with a multi trillion dollar black hole in DTCC of uncovered obligations related to decades of cult naked short selling.
http://www.deepcapture.com/category/7-the-risk-of-systemic-collapse/
Here's where we're at in AU market (other markets as bad or worse)
Everyone from U.S. Senators to prominent hedge fund managers say that criminal naked short sellers had a hand in the financial collapse of 2008, but the regulators aren’t listening. Not a single criminal has been prosecuted. Indeed, the regulators continue to allow the miscreants to manipulate the markets — not just the stock markets, but also the markets for corporate bonds, derivatives, U.S. Treasuries, and all manner of commodities – even when the regulators are provided with indisputable evidence of a massive crime in progress. They could easily fix the flaws in the settlement system that allow much of the manipulation to occur, but they refrain from doing so either because they are too captured by the miscreants or too cowed by the possible consequences of throwing the lights on what may be an enormous confidence game.
http://www.deepcapture.com/2010/04/manipulating-gold-and-silver-a-criminal-naked-short-position-that-could-wreck-the-economy/