Big Banks Caught Using Credit Default Swaps To Destroy Nations

Back at the beginning of 2010; readers were presented with what was, at the time, merely a theory. The Big Bank crime syndicate was engaged in the serial manipulation of credit default swaps, in order to (among other things) destroy the economies of entire nations. It’s one of the reasons these “financial weapons of mass destruction” (Warren Buffett) were illegal in the U.S. for roughly 100 years, banned under anti-gambling statutes.

The theory was supported by a combination of compelling empirical evidence and logical deduction (i.e. “circumstantial evidence”), roughly the same evidentiary basis by which we obtain most of our criminal convictions in our courts of law. The difference here is that with our governments having abandoned the Rule of Law, there was no one ready/willing to adjudicate over such evidence.

Before moving to the new evidence of an open conspiracy (by the Big Banks) to manipulate this market, it is necessary to review this older evidence. The chronology begins after the Crash of ’08, and takes the form of a comparison of two nations, and their economies: Greece and the U.S.

Both nations were clearly/obviously hopelessly insolvent. Both nation’s insolvency came largely through absurd levels of military over-spending. The one, main difference is that one nation – the U.S. – was even more-insolvent than the other. It simply pretended (and pretends) to be “solvent” through enormous, and absurdly transparent accounting-fraud, which would be instantly prosecuted if attempted by any U.S. corporation (other than a Big Bank).

Yet despite these two, similar economies, there was nothing similar about their interest rates. The benchmark U.S. interest rate was permanently frozen at an ultra-fraudulent 0% — paying no interest on loans to the U.S. government, despite the enormous risk of lending money to History’s most-indebted nation.

Similarly, the (supposed) “market rate” on various maturities of U.S. bonds remained at near-zero, despite the gargantuan risk. Such a disconnect between risk and interest rates has never before been seen in our debt markets. Then there was Greece’s interest rates, an even larger, logical disconnect.

Two nations with very similar economies, and very similar “problems”: bankruptcy. Yet the interest rates on their debt were not merely different, but radically opposite. However, this impossible dichotomy is not the only unequivocal evidence of interest rate fraud. We also have the incredibly steep rise, in Greek interest rates, during a time when there was virtually no change in the government’s fiscal policy. All that “changed” was the size of the interest payments on Greece’s debts – as a result of this interest rate manipulation.

Readers were presented with a detailed explanation of the tag-team of fraud which made possible such extreme manipulation of interest rates. It begins with manipulation of the credit default swap “market”, a crooked book-making operation, where the “bookies” taking the bets not only place most of the bets, themselves, they also adjudicate on any “disputes” on the settlement of bets. More, pure fraud.