gossip 10/11-13/11

[hunter3]

another quiet day, wondering if all is waiting on the dinar rv? so if dinar rv this week , maybe we get our f and p payment next week?? just wondering--tia

hunter3

[rg]

THANKS BOOGIE:

THE GLOBAL LIQUIDITY BAILOUT ARRIVES: World Central Banks Announce Global Dollar Shortfall Funding Resolution
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 09/15/2011 09:06 -0400

Bank of England Bank of Japan BOE Central Banks Counterparties European Central Bank Federal Reserve fixed Japan Lehman Swiss National Bank United Kingdom

Remember that dollar liquidity crunch Zero Hedge has been covering for the past month? Here is the denouement, in the form of the first global liquidity bailout of the world for 2011, on the 3 year anniversary of the Lehman collapse.

ECB Announcement:

15 September 2011 – ECB announces additional US dollar liquidity-providing operations over year-end

The Governing Council of the European Central Bank (ECB) has decided, in coordination with the Federal Reserve, the Bank of England, the Bank of Japan and the Swiss National Bank, to conduct three US dollar liquidity-providing operations with a maturity of approximately three months covering the end of the year. These operations will be conducted in addition to the ongoing weekly seven-day operations announced on 10 May 2010. The schedule for these additional operations is as follows:

Tender date Settlement date Maturity date
12 October 2011 13 October 2011 5 January 2012
9 November 2011 10 November 2011 2 February 2012
7 December 2011 8 December 2011 1 March 2012

These will all take the form of repurchase operations against eligible collateral and will be carried out as fixed rate tender procedures with full allotment. Further information on tender procedures can be found on the ECB’s website.

Information on related announcements by other central banks is available on the following websites:

Bank of England: www.bankofengland.co.uk

Bank of Japan: www.boj.or.jp/en

Swiss National Bank: www.snb.ch

SNB Announcement:

The Swiss National Bank (SNB) has decided, in coordination with the Bank of England, the Bank of Japan, the European Central Bank and the Federal Reserve, to offer US dollar liquidity with a term of 84 days to cover the end of the year. These tenders will be conducted in addition to the 7-day operations. The first 84-day US-dollar liquidity operation will be carried out on 12 October 2011. Further information about the US dollar operation and the technical requirements are posted on the SNB website (www.snb.ch/en/ifor/finmkt/id/finmkt_usdollars).

BOE Announcement:

In coordination with the European Central Bank, the Swiss National Bank, the Bank of Japan, and the Federal Reserve, the Bank of England is today announcing that it will conduct three US dollar tenders, each at a term of approximately three months covering the end of the year. These tenders will be in addition to the ongoing weekly 7-day tenders of dollar funding announced on 10 May 2010.

As before, these operations will be at fixed interest rates with counterparties able to borrow any amount against eligible collateral. The first tender will be held on Wednesday 12 October. Further details can be found in the Market Notice at www.bankofengland.co.uk/markets/marketnotice110915.pdf.

US dollar repo operations are subject to the terms of the Sterling Monetary Framework Documentation as supplemented and amended by the Supplementary Terms, which can be found on the Bank of England website at www.bankofengland.co.uk/markets/other/dollarrepo/index.htm. The US dollar term repo operations use the Narrow and Wider OMO Collateral pools, details of which can be found at www.bankofengland.co.uk/markets/other/dollarrepo/eligiblecollateral.htm.

BOJ Announcement:

The European Central Bank, the Bank of England, and the Swiss National Bank have today announced the introduction of three-month U.S. dollar funds-supplying operations covering the year end.

The Bank of Japan has so far continued to conduct weekly one-week U.S. dollar funds-supplying operations and monthly three-month U.S. dollar funds-supplying operations. In coordination with those central banks and the Federal Reserve, the Bank of Japan announces here an additional schedule for a three-month U.S. dollar funds-supplying operation covering the year end.

Further schedule will be notified as decided.

1. Operational time table

2. Auction schedule (An auction on October 18, 2011 is added)



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[rg]

THANKS SUNBEAM777:

By: bhollenegg
11 Oct 2011, 09:57 PM EDT


goodolboy27..

Several times you said that you wanted the truth to be presented yet you make up information like "the plaintiffs for the most part sold their shares during the Biven's pump". It is apparent you did a pump and then a dump on your integrity. You may want to brush up on how best to eat crow. Here is a recipe...

The Crow Recipe

Combine the Bashed Crows (usually found in the Urban areas creating trouble) with only the best Stock (one with beef , no chicken stock), plenty of SHORTening, 30 to 36 essential MINERALS, OIL, then cook at high amount of heat in a cast iron pan (Iron Bob’s is the best type 24/7). Make sure the STOCK is COVERED; you may have to add from time to time LIQUID ASSETS to compensate for any loss due to the fluid situation. Be sure to let it Frizzell before serving.

I let my 'International Pal talk' me into giving this recipe away. A good friend, definitely a “Pro, bored” from the daily bits and pieces, provided some great food for thought, “Stay away from the Basher’s Whine, there have been several known accounts of loss of balance, along with confusion and disorientation since most of the whine are out of date…if you want something with a lot of class add Roe as one of the best compliments worthy the respect of all 'millionaires on board, and if you want to serve the best then make sure it comes from The Water Cooler, Mona's Room, the International Room and a great bunch from the Grape Vine.”


Now, sit back for Fun-an'-do listen to some great Rockks, Righteous brother, with a 'class' of mature Port-rush and Ice-crush that will give you a much better perspective in life to calm your nerves. And you may hear some “Thunder” from a good friend or an all time favorite Desperado. Relax, because you got the right recipe“GOT CMKX” and soon will be running-rich with a lot to be a party-marty.

Goodolboy it is time to stop your Rage and Bull and see the real worth.


Shareholders, all the best in CMKX Wealth and Sterling Health,

BHollenegg


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[rg]

THANKS SUNBEAM777:


triple_14: harvscorvette today 2:39 am :We will not be paid in Dinar, nor through the RVing of the Dinar. We will receive our F&P which is already FULLY FUNDED TO PAY US within the already running US Treasury System.

triple_14: The person in charge of our release of the F&P has made it simple, called a US Treasury Cheque.

Harv


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[skibuff]

well! WHERE's the BEEF!

[sabrevt]

At least it's a step in the right direction, for example why in the he!! do we give 167.5 million a year to the National Endowment for the Arts? If they can't make it on their own they need to get a real job like the rest of us! This kind of crap is totally unconstitutional and is the reason this country is broke! I'm sure there is a LOT more that could be cut!

[mcup[385]]

You're kidding, right? There are a lot of things on that list that are fluff and that could easily be eliminated, but the endowment for the arts is certainly not one of them. How do you think so many countries are getting ahead of us? If anything, we need more funding for the arts.

[korlagz]

i think its time to drop the hammer on whoever is holding this up.....pull the trigger Al....let it all burn...the govt is so corrupt with no end in sight....burn it down....

[skibuff]

I agree just like wall street burn it down!

[sabrevt]

Oct 13, 2011 18:17:17 GMT -6 mcup[385] said:

You're kidding, right? There are a lot of things on that list that are fluff and that could easily be eliminated, but the endowment for the arts is certainly not one of them. How do you think so many countries are getting ahead of us? If anything, we need more funding for the arts.

You're kidding, right? Maybe you can tell me where in the constitution giving money to the national endowment for the arts is authorized. And how on earth did art ever exist before we subsidized it? This country is broke and needs to stop spending more than it takes in period!

[oreocookie]

Oct 13, 2011 18:17:17 GMT -6 mcup[385] said:

You're kidding, right? There are a lot of things on that list that are fluff and that could easily be eliminated, but the endowment for the arts is certainly not one of them. How do you think so many countries are getting ahead of us? If anything, we need more funding for the arts.

You have me thoroughly confused...how are other countries "getting ahead of us" through art? Seriously, I wasn't aware of any cultural competitions going on? I'm not being sarcastic nor trying to pick a fight, just trying to understand you. I also must agree with others, this is in no way constitutional, especially during lean times. England is cutting their contributions to the arts, simply letting those who want it to donate towards it...we can't afford it and you can't eat art, except maybe edible arrangements LOL! Please help us understand you're point of view.
Thx,
Boyscout

[popodaddy]

Oct 13, 2011 18:17:17 GMT -6 mcup[385] said:

You're kidding, right? There are a lot of things on that list that are fluff and that could easily be eliminated, but the endowment for the arts is certainly not one of them. How do you think so many countries are getting ahead of us? If anything, we need more funding for the arts.

Are you getting a piece of that pie?
popo

[mcup[385]]

In 1995, to emphasize the NEA's value to the nation, Alexander testified before the U.S. Senate that the per capita contribution to the endowment was a mere sixty-four cents, but that without such federal matching funds, arts organizations would be far less able to raise private money. Still, opponents argued that the endowment needed to better monitor its funding policies, and some also argued for privatization of the endowment, or for funding its mandate through copyright fees.

As a result of the controversy that dogged the NEA during the 1990s, at the beginning of the twenty-first century the endowment no longer funded individual visual or performance artists (although writers still received fellowships). Its mission was refocused to include a heavier emphasis on arts education and cultural heritage, including the promotion of cultural tourism.

Read more: www.answers.com/topic/national-endowment-for-the-arts#ixzz1anekbcnU

[smeagol8]

The Government has no business spending Public money on "the arts" - while artists have historically depended on "benefactors", that meant rich people spending THEIR OWN MONEY.

[transversal]

I'm thinking the first thing to go should be Congressional Pensions. These guys do a crummy job in office, then we pay them a huge stipend for the rest of their lives.