Does Q mean restructure as in a total reset without the FED or keeping it and give it a massive cleanout and a new mission?
Really need to call for an audit, something both Ron and Rand Paul called for and still do. I think most people regardless of politics would agree to that…just as a first step at the very least. Just need to keep the focus on the FED and in saying that POTUS has done a good job of setting the narrative whilst applying the pressure at the same time.
Yep. And talk that the central bank is going to cut rates even lower.
https://mobile.abc.net.au/news/2018-12-07/reserve-bank-raises-prospect-of-rate-cuts-or-even-qe/10593562?pfmredir=sm
Heres some fuckery in Oz with the Australian Reserve Bank
https://mobile.abc.net.au/news/2018-11-28/rba-subsidiaries-securency-note-printing-record-fines-bribery/10561542?pfmredir=sm
Reserve Bank subsidiaries Securency and Note Printing Australia fined $21m over bribe offers
Two subsidiaries of the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) were fined more that $21 million for offering bribes to foreign officials, it can now be revealed after a long court process.
A wide-ranging corruption case linked to the RBA has finally wound up, following a guilty plea from one of the key players in the Securency scandal, Christian Boillot.
The fines were handed down in 2011 and 2012, but could not be reported at the time because of non-publication court orders.
The players caught up in the bribery scandal went to the very top of RBA subsidiaries Securency, which made the plastic base for banknotes, and Note Printing Australia (NPA), which produces the notes.
They included:
the former chief executive of Securency, Myles Curtis, who pleaded guilty to conspiring to bribe foreign officials in Malaysia and Indonesia, as well as a false accounting charge, and was given a suspended sentence
Securency's former chief financial officer, John Ellery, who pleaded guilty to cooking the books regarding a commission paid to a Securency sales agent in Malaysia, and was given a suspended sentence of six months' jail in August 2012.
a Securency manager, Clifford Gerathy, who pleaded guilty to false accounting and was given a three-month suspended sentence
the principal of a Securency agency business in Indonesia, Radius Christanto, who pleaded guilty to conspiring to pay kickbacks so Securency could do business with Bank Indonesia. He was given a suspended sentence of two years' jail in 2013.
Mr Boillot, a former banknote executive, pleaded guilty this week in the Victorian Supreme Court to conspiring to offer a bribe to foreign officials in Malaysia. He will be sentenced on December 6.
As a result, the record fines against the RBA subsidiaries, as well as the individual sentences to executives, can now be revealed.
Securency makes the plastic base for both Australian and foreign banknotes. It was later sold by the RBA and is now known as CCL Secure.
It pleaded guilty to offering bribes to officials at the note-issuing authorities in Indonesia, Malaysia, and Vietnam.
NPA produces Australia's banknotes and passports, and its foreign customers include the central banks of New Zealand, Singapore, Mexico, Chile and Romania.
It pleaded guilty to attempting to bribe officials in Indonesia, Malaysia and Nepal.
The offences took place between 1999 and 2004.
A series of prosecutions linked to the scandal have been kept secret for the past seven years thanks to long-running suppression orders, which have today been lifted.
In a statement, the RBA said the guilty pleas reflected that the boards of the companies accepted responsibility, showed remorse and took into account the public interest in avoiding a lengthy, costly court battle.
"The Reserve Bank strongly condemns corrupt and unethical behaviour," RBA governor Philip Lowe said in the statement.
"The RBA has been unable to talk about this matter publicly until today, although the guilty pleas were entered in 2011.
Yeah, you only need to do a google search and see the amount of mortgage brokers and just look at their criteria needed for a home loan. Its criminal no other way to put it.
From oz? I see so many boats, jet skis, mercs and bmws in working class suburbs (syds) and talking to some out of curiosity its all on borrowed money. I feel for them when the time comes but not looking forward to the fallout.
The fucked up part is the narrative being set is the commercial banks being the source of the problem. Not saying they shouldnt be jailed and they should top down but no talk of the RBA enabling the shit storm in the first place.
The banking commission hearings are a total farce and most people havent woken up even with whats come out of it let alone question why the RBA isnt being grilled for its part along witg the commercial banks. Fucked up.
Looking into the malaysia fuckery….article saying 6 countries invovled US, swiss, and singapore named digging on the other 3.
Heres an article
https://m.scmp.com/news/asia/southeast-asia/article/2176452/malaysian-authorities-file-fresh-charges-against-fugitive
Yep. Its on the list that Q dropped last nov.
He is getting fucked on WW kek.
Maybe im wrong here but ive noticed it is cheap to go out and thrill yourself with bread and circuses they put out but the mortgage is the axe grinder. You got nothing to save after you paid the mortgage repayment for the week and blow your money on piss. Like you said, living from hand to mouth is the norm here.
As a former credit analyst i can tell you even the proffessionals like engineers and doctors are in the crunch too. Its systemic but no one talks to save face.
There are more eyes on than ever before, and WW too. I wouldnt put it past them but i think all hell will break loose if he gets suicided, it will be too obvious even for the normies to ignore
Fucking hell..mind blown. Keep going if you got more knowledge to drop.
Top baker is tippy top. Cheers man.