| | | Here's a starter... I'll go deeper later. I've a guest in from CA. Fintas If you go back in history to when the "financial terrorism began there are reams of documents focussing in on the trades and where they came. One can go back to 9/11. The problem has been while they can follow the dots.. often when they find where they lead.. RUH ROO.
In any case I'll find the specific emergency declaration for this one and other later when I have the time. Fintas
On August 12, 2011, President Barack Obama answered that question in dramatic fashion. The president reiterated that there was a clear “nexus” between transnational organized crime syndicates, multiple terrorist groups, international drug cartels, and some foreign governments and intelligence services that are hostile to the United States.
The president also reiterated that transnational organized crime syndicates (and, by inference, perhaps others in the “nexus”) had not only “penetrated” the “legitimate” financial industry (i.e. Wall Street), but had already “undermined markets” to such an extent that they now posed an imminent “threat to the stability of the global financial system.”
The president did not just reaffirm this assessment. He declared it to be a “National Emergency.”
The president did not precisely define what he meant by “undermining markets,” but many in the national security community believe that one of the bigger threats “to the stability of the global financial system” is manipulative short selling and what I refer to as the “bust outs” of publicly listed American companies, the wider markets, and the economy itself. |
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