Payday: the heist (gameplay) part 1 – first world bank
A small video from a bank robbery game called “Payday: The Heist” hope you like it! Rate, comment and don’t forget to subscribe! More coming soon And this is offline gameplay btw, i hope it doesn’t matter. There might be some mistakes in the video, cause i was too bored to edit that video clip :/…
The eclipse of love – short film by escapist creations @iitg
The whole film was shot sponteneously in a single take. The images on the screen are shadows formed on the bank of Brahmaputra. The film projects the eclipse phase of love where misunderstandings and fights happen but settle down under the shade of love. — Film by Sai Kumar An Escapist Creations Production. Like us on Facebook:
VOICE NARRATOR: I wanted to draw the economic crisis, so first, I drew every connection between the big sectors that represent the whole United States. But we don’t need all of these for the main story. It is simple. Loans from the financial system, especially mortgages, helped to pump-up consumer spending, and therefore, pumped-up income and work. This went on for many years. But when the loans stopped, this depressed spending, and therefore depressed incomes, and put people out of work. Again: it pumped up, then it popped. It’s a very simple story. Then, after that, the financial system was bailed-out by the central bank, and by the Treasury. But no such generosity was extended to the households. They still owe so much debt that they cannot spend enough to keep the main cycle healthy. The danger in this is that long-term unemployment can permanently hurt people and so it becomes more and more difficult to reverse. Now, in the spring of 2012, growth is slow, and we need mortgage relief, which would help spending, and we need infrastructure spending, which would help incomes. Instead, the US has slumped into confusion and politics, as we will see. So let’s start the story over, and go into detail. Why did the money rush in, and why did it stop? It happened because there was a housing bubble, financed by a shadow bank bubble. It was a double bubble: housing prices and derivatives values. Next, we will look inside, to see how it worked….
Jim Stewart, Senior Lecturer at Trinity College Dublin, Ireland, discusses Credit Default Swaps, instability created by OTC Derivatives, the shifting of risk to taxpayers, and Central Bank’s interest and role in facilitating a non-event-triggering “solution” to the Greek debt crisis. Jim agrees the chosen words “Weapons of Mass Financial Destruction” are not too strong. WMFD “central bank” “credit default swap” greece “shadow banking” “otc derivatives” ifsc “jim stewart” “weapons of mass financial destruction”…
Feb. 29, 2012 – capital account interviews ceo james koutoulus – \’shadow banking system\’
CREDITS: US regulators are holding roundtable talks today about how to protect customer’s money. To keep it from basically being stolen. This is in the aftermath of the MF Global collapse of course. We’ll speak to a lawyer by the name of James Koutoulas who represents 8000 MF Global customers in the bankruptcy. He says new US regulations won’t stop firms from going the way of MF Global so long as they can go to the UK to take on virtually unlimited leverage. He tells us how MF Global was getting around the US leverage limits this way, similar to AIG in 2008, and why it’s going on unchanged. We will talk as well about re-hypothecation, and how “churning” allows brokerage firms to leverage up like banks. And, Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke gave his economic check up to lawmakers today which meant a reacquaintance with republican presidential hopeful and federal reserve executioner hopeful, Ron Paul. He asked the Fed Chairman if he does his own shopping, among other things, and that if he did, he would know that there is inflation. Well, one thing we have inside knowledge of here at capital account is that, IN FACT, BEN BERNANKE DOES DO HIS OWN SHOPPING AS OUR COLLEAGUE ALYONA CAN VOUCH FOR SINCE SHE SAW HIM AT WHOLE FOODS! Meanwhile, in our segment of loose change, we cover two related stories, both of which strike at the heart of what we call “serf’s anxiety,” otherwise known as the angst experience by members of today’s industrial proletariat ……
Central bank bubble blowers and the rehypothecation inflation-nation!!
Follow us @ twitter.com twitter.com Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke was on Capitol Hill today delivering his report card, talking economic forecasts and headwinds while defending the Fed’s “accommodative monetary policy.” Speaking of report cards, we look at how even the failing marks of central bankers and other economic decision makers get glossed over by the mainstream media and ultimately forgotten by the public. Top on our list, of course, is CNBC which is basically a PR machine for the big banks on wall street, let’s not forget. Is it this PR machine what has allowed even former Fed Chairman Alan Greenspan to emerge from the financial crisis relatively unscathed after he largely contributed to it with his reckless interest rate policies and serial bubble blowing that earned him the nickname Alan “Bubbles” Greenspan? We interview Danny Schechter, the news dissector (also author and filmmaker), to get his take on this. He bumped into Alan Greenspan recently, and wrote an article on the Rand Man and his legacy as deregulator in chief. Meanwhile, Greek credit default swaps will not pay out…again! What’s going on here? Last time we had a major credit event, it led to the collapse and then zombification of AIG as a conduit for bailing out the likes of Goldman Sachs, JP Morgan, Deutsche Bank, etc. Are the issuers on the hook this time around, and this is just the ISDA working on behalf of them against the speculator hedge funds and other people with net short ……
Mf global white knight blows the lid off of the jp morgan shadow banking mafia
Follow us @ twitter.com twitter.com US regulators are holding roundtable talks today about how to protect customer’s money. To keep it from basically being stolen. This is in the aftermath of the MF Global collapse of course. We’ll speak to a lawyer by the name of James Koutoulas who represents 8000 MF Global customers in the bankruptcy. He says new US regulations won’t stop firms from going the way of MF Global so long as they can go to the UK to take on virtually unlimited leverage. He tells us how MF Global was getting around the US leverage limits this way, similar to AIG in 2008, and why it’s going on unchanged. We will talk as well about re-hypothecation, and how “churning” allows brokerage firms to leverage up like banks. And, Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke gave his economic check up to lawmakers today which meant a reacquaintance with republican presidential hopeful and federal reserve executioner hopeful, Ron Paul. He asked the Fed Chairman if he does his own shopping, among other things, and that if he did, he would know that there is inflation. Well, one thing we have inside knowledge of here at capital account is that, in fact, ben bernanke does do his own shopping as our colleague Alyona can vouch for since she saw him at Whole Foods! Meanwhile, Bank of America finds yet another way to cash in on the taxpayers and JP Morgan’s CEO Jamie Dimon finds yet another way to cash in on attention as a drama queen sounding schizophrenic on regulation while ……
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And this is offline gameplay btw, i hope it doesn’t matter. There might be some mistakes in the video, cause i was too bored to edit that video clip :/…
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Big sheep’s bank video (first ever video)
Big sheep\’s bank video (first ever video)
Disclaimer: I do not own runescape. Runescape is the property of Jagex….
Econ crisis 3 – double bubble
Econ crisis 3 – double bubble
VOICE NARRATOR: I wanted to draw the economic crisis, so first, I drew every connection between the big sectors that represent the whole United States. But we don’t need all of these for the main story. It is simple. Loans from the financial system, especially mortgages, helped to pump-up consumer spending, and therefore, pumped-up income and work. This went on for many years. But when the loans stopped, this depressed spending, and therefore depressed incomes, and put people out of work. Again: it pumped up, then it popped. It’s a very simple story. Then, after that, the financial system was bailed-out by the central bank, and by the Treasury. But no such generosity was extended to the households. They still owe so much debt that they cannot spend enough to keep the main cycle healthy. The danger in this is that long-term unemployment can permanently hurt people and so it becomes more and more difficult to reverse. Now, in the spring of 2012, growth is slow, and we need mortgage relief, which would help spending, and we need infrastructure spending, which would help incomes. Instead, the US has slumped into confusion and politics, as we will see. So let’s start the story over, and go into detail. Why did the money rush in, and why did it stop? It happened because there was a housing bubble, financed by a shadow bank bubble. It was a double bubble: housing prices and derivatives values. Next, we will look inside, to see how it worked….
Sr finance lecturer calls otc derivatives wmfd’s
Sr finance lecturer calls otc derivatives wmfd\’s
Jim Stewart, Senior Lecturer at Trinity College Dublin, Ireland, discusses Credit Default Swaps, instability created by OTC Derivatives, the shifting of risk to taxpayers, and Central Bank’s interest and role in facilitating a non-event-triggering “solution” to the Greek debt crisis. Jim agrees the chosen words “Weapons of Mass Financial Destruction” are not too strong. WMFD “central bank” “credit default swap” greece “shadow banking” “otc derivatives” ifsc “jim stewart” “weapons of mass financial destruction”…
Feb. 29, 2012 – capital account interviews ceo james koutoulus – ‘shadow banking system’
Feb. 29, 2012 – capital account interviews ceo james koutoulus – \’shadow banking system\’
CREDITS: US regulators are holding roundtable talks today about how to protect customer’s money. To keep it from basically being stolen. This is in the aftermath of the MF Global collapse of course. We’ll speak to a lawyer by the name of James Koutoulas who represents 8000 MF Global customers in the bankruptcy. He says new US regulations won’t stop firms from going the way of MF Global so long as they can go to the UK to take on virtually unlimited leverage. He tells us how MF Global was getting around the US leverage limits this way, similar to AIG in 2008, and why it’s going on unchanged. We will talk as well about re-hypothecation, and how “churning” allows brokerage firms to leverage up like banks. And, Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke gave his economic check up to lawmakers today which meant a reacquaintance with republican presidential hopeful and federal reserve executioner hopeful, Ron Paul. He asked the Fed Chairman if he does his own shopping, among other things, and that if he did, he would know that there is inflation. Well, one thing we have inside knowledge of here at capital account is that, IN FACT, BEN BERNANKE DOES DO HIS OWN SHOPPING AS OUR COLLEAGUE ALYONA CAN VOUCH FOR SINCE SHE SAW HIM AT WHOLE FOODS! Meanwhile, in our segment of loose change, we cover two related stories, both of which strike at the heart of what we call “serf’s anxiety,” otherwise known as the angst experience by members of today’s industrial proletariat ……
Central bank bubble blowers and the rehypothecation inflation-nation!!
Central bank bubble blowers and the rehypothecation inflation-nation!!
Follow us @ twitter.com twitter.com Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke was on Capitol Hill today delivering his report card, talking economic forecasts and headwinds while defending the Fed’s “accommodative monetary policy.” Speaking of report cards, we look at how even the failing marks of central bankers and other economic decision makers get glossed over by the mainstream media and ultimately forgotten by the public. Top on our list, of course, is CNBC which is basically a PR machine for the big banks on wall street, let’s not forget. Is it this PR machine what has allowed even former Fed Chairman Alan Greenspan to emerge from the financial crisis relatively unscathed after he largely contributed to it with his reckless interest rate policies and serial bubble blowing that earned him the nickname Alan “Bubbles” Greenspan? We interview Danny Schechter, the news dissector (also author and filmmaker), to get his take on this. He bumped into Alan Greenspan recently, and wrote an article on the Rand Man and his legacy as deregulator in chief. Meanwhile, Greek credit default swaps will not pay out…again! What’s going on here? Last time we had a major credit event, it led to the collapse and then zombification of AIG as a conduit for bailing out the likes of Goldman Sachs, JP Morgan, Deutsche Bank, etc. Are the issuers on the hook this time around, and this is just the ISDA working on behalf of them against the speculator hedge funds and other people with net short ……
Mf global white knight blows the lid off of the jp morgan shadow banking mafia
Mf global white knight blows the lid off of the jp morgan shadow banking mafia
Follow us @ twitter.com twitter.com US regulators are holding roundtable talks today about how to protect customer’s money. To keep it from basically being stolen. This is in the aftermath of the MF Global collapse of course. We’ll speak to a lawyer by the name of James Koutoulas who represents 8000 MF Global customers in the bankruptcy. He says new US regulations won’t stop firms from going the way of MF Global so long as they can go to the UK to take on virtually unlimited leverage. He tells us how MF Global was getting around the US leverage limits this way, similar to AIG in 2008, and why it’s going on unchanged. We will talk as well about re-hypothecation, and how “churning” allows brokerage firms to leverage up like banks. And, Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke gave his economic check up to lawmakers today which meant a reacquaintance with republican presidential hopeful and federal reserve executioner hopeful, Ron Paul. He asked the Fed Chairman if he does his own shopping, among other things, and that if he did, he would know that there is inflation. Well, one thing we have inside knowledge of here at capital account is that, in fact, ben bernanke does do his own shopping as our colleague Alyona can vouch for since she saw him at Whole Foods! Meanwhile, Bank of America finds yet another way to cash in on the taxpayers and JP Morgan’s CEO Jamie Dimon finds yet another way to cash in on attention as a drama queen sounding schizophrenic on regulation while ……