Cidersomerset
12th October 2014, 21:04
Financial Wargames what does that mean...LOL This has potential financial 'False
Flag'written all over it . whether it will be is unlikely with all the people aware of
these psyops. But then again it certainly could be part of some up coming scenario
and theres many to choose from Russia , China Africa and many other flash points
being manipulated to cause chaos and 'proffits' for the PTB that always makes
a 'killing'out of a crisis in more ways then one. As per ISIS and Ebola both great
financial opportunities for Corporate Pharma and the mil ind complex and of course
the 'Banksters' will get there cut......
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Britain and America to hold ‘war games’ to test reaction to bank collapse
Sunday 12th October 2014 at 11:46 By david-icke
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‘Britain and America will hold ‘war games’ next week to test their response to the
collapse of a major bank on either side of the Atlantic.
Chancellor George Osborne and Bank of England governor Mark Carney will join US
Treasury Secretary Jack Lew and Federal Reserve chief Janet Yellen in a
Washington war room on Monday.
The simulated exercise will look at two scenarios – a major US bank with UK
operations at risk and a major UK bank with US operations about to go under.’
Read more: Britain and America to hold 'war games' to test reaction to bank collapse
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2788613/britain-america-hold-war-games-test-reaction-bank-crisis-atlantic.html#ixzz3FxwlYHVc
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Britain and America to hold 'war games' to test reaction to bank collapse
War games will test if US and UK banks can cope with cross-border collapse
George Osborne and Bank of England governor will travel to Washington
They will meet US Treasury Secretary Jack Lew and Federal Reserve chief
Regulators are desperate to avoid a repeat of the financial crash in 2008
They want to prove they can let a bank go under without wasting billions
By Jenny Awford for MailOnline
Published: 22:15, 10 October 2014 | Updated: 21:12, 11 October 2014
Britain and America will hold 'war games' next week to test their response to the
collapse of a major bank on either side of the Atlantic.
Chancellor George Osborne and Bank of England governor Mark Carney will join US
Treasury Secretary Jack Lew and Federal Reserve chief Janet Yellen in a
Washington war room on Monday.
The simulated exercise will look at two scenarios – a major US bank with UK
operations at risk and a major UK bank with US operations about to go under.
http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2014/10/11/1413046860799_Image_galleryImage_A_Lehman_Brothers_employe.JPG
Britain and America will hold 'war games' to test their response to the collapse of a
major bank, like Lehman Brothers (pictured)
Regulators are desperate to avoid a repeat of the financial crash when the collapse
of Lehman Brothers triggered a crisis around the world.
This resulted in billions of pounds of taxpayers money being used to prop up
stricken lenders including Royal Bank of Scotland and Lloyds Banking Group.
Mr Osborne said: 'We are going to make sure that we can handle an institution that
previously would have been regarded as too big to fail. We're confident that we
now have choices that did not exist in the past,'
'London is a global financial centre, and is both home and host to some of the
world's biggest and most important banks. This brings with it many opportunities
for jobs and growth, but we need to make sure that taxpayers are not on the hook
for future bank failures.
Bank of England governor Mark Carney will join US regulators in a Washington war
room on Monday
http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2014/10/11/1413051766405_Image_galleryImage_A_Lehman_Brothers_employe.JPGhttp://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2014/10/11/1413051477136_wps_6_TUC_Congress_at_BT_Conven.jpg
Chancellor George Osborne (left) and Bank of England governor Mark Carney will
join US regulators in a Washington war room on Monday
'That is why, in addition to the radical reforms to Britain's banking sector that we
have already introduced, we also need to strengthen cross-border co-operation on
this issue. The US is one of our most important partners, and I'm pleased to be
taking part in this exercise in Washington next week.'
Six years after the financial crisis, experts are keen to prove they have created
rules that will allow them to let a large bank go under without spending billions of taxpayers' money.
They have forced banks to ramp up equity and debt capital buffers to protect
taxpayers against losses, and have told them to write plans that lay out how they
can go through ordinary bankruptcy.
http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2014/10/11/1413047912949_wps_11_LEHMAN_BROTHERS_STAFF_OUT.jpg
Lehman Brothers staff outside their officers after news broke the bank had filed for
bankruptcy in 2008
Salvaging a bank with operations in several countries - which is the norm for most
of the world's largest banks such as Deutsche Bank, Citigroup Inc and JPMorgan -
has proven to be a particularly thorny issue.
Two potential measures are expected to be announced this weekend, including
banks having more long-term bonds that investors know can lose their value during a crisis, on top of their equity capital.
This would double their so-called Total Loss-Absorbing Capacity.
The second will through a change in derivative contracts, which in their current
form protect investors, and complicate the winding down of a bank across borders.
US Treasury Secretary Jack Lew will also be taking part in the war games in Washington
Federal Reserve chief Janet Yellen will also be meeting regulators for the simulated exercise
http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2014/10/11/1413052502948_wps_3_Mandatory_Credit_Photo_by.jpghttp://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2014/10/11/1413052502950_wps_4_Mandatory_Credit_Photo_by.jpg
US Treasury Secretary Jack Lew (left) and Federal Reserve chief Janet Yellen will also be taking part in the war games in Washington
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2788613/britain-america-hold-war-games-test-reaction-bank-crisis-atlantic.html#ixzz3FxxcVaj5
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Flag'written all over it . whether it will be is unlikely with all the people aware of
these psyops. But then again it certainly could be part of some up coming scenario
and theres many to choose from Russia , China Africa and many other flash points
being manipulated to cause chaos and 'proffits' for the PTB that always makes
a 'killing'out of a crisis in more ways then one. As per ISIS and Ebola both great
financial opportunities for Corporate Pharma and the mil ind complex and of course
the 'Banksters' will get there cut......
=======================================================
Britain and America to hold ‘war games’ to test reaction to bank collapse
Sunday 12th October 2014 at 11:46 By david-icke
http://www.davidicke.com/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2014/10/get-attachment-485-587x449.jpg
‘Britain and America will hold ‘war games’ next week to test their response to the
collapse of a major bank on either side of the Atlantic.
Chancellor George Osborne and Bank of England governor Mark Carney will join US
Treasury Secretary Jack Lew and Federal Reserve chief Janet Yellen in a
Washington war room on Monday.
The simulated exercise will look at two scenarios – a major US bank with UK
operations at risk and a major UK bank with US operations about to go under.’
Read more: Britain and America to hold 'war games' to test reaction to bank collapse
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2788613/britain-america-hold-war-games-test-reaction-bank-crisis-atlantic.html#ixzz3FxwlYHVc
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Britain and America to hold 'war games' to test reaction to bank collapse
War games will test if US and UK banks can cope with cross-border collapse
George Osborne and Bank of England governor will travel to Washington
They will meet US Treasury Secretary Jack Lew and Federal Reserve chief
Regulators are desperate to avoid a repeat of the financial crash in 2008
They want to prove they can let a bank go under without wasting billions
By Jenny Awford for MailOnline
Published: 22:15, 10 October 2014 | Updated: 21:12, 11 October 2014
Britain and America will hold 'war games' next week to test their response to the
collapse of a major bank on either side of the Atlantic.
Chancellor George Osborne and Bank of England governor Mark Carney will join US
Treasury Secretary Jack Lew and Federal Reserve chief Janet Yellen in a
Washington war room on Monday.
The simulated exercise will look at two scenarios – a major US bank with UK
operations at risk and a major UK bank with US operations about to go under.
http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2014/10/11/1413046860799_Image_galleryImage_A_Lehman_Brothers_employe.JPG
Britain and America will hold 'war games' to test their response to the collapse of a
major bank, like Lehman Brothers (pictured)
Regulators are desperate to avoid a repeat of the financial crash when the collapse
of Lehman Brothers triggered a crisis around the world.
This resulted in billions of pounds of taxpayers money being used to prop up
stricken lenders including Royal Bank of Scotland and Lloyds Banking Group.
Mr Osborne said: 'We are going to make sure that we can handle an institution that
previously would have been regarded as too big to fail. We're confident that we
now have choices that did not exist in the past,'
'London is a global financial centre, and is both home and host to some of the
world's biggest and most important banks. This brings with it many opportunities
for jobs and growth, but we need to make sure that taxpayers are not on the hook
for future bank failures.
Bank of England governor Mark Carney will join US regulators in a Washington war
room on Monday
http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2014/10/11/1413051766405_Image_galleryImage_A_Lehman_Brothers_employe.JPGhttp://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2014/10/11/1413051477136_wps_6_TUC_Congress_at_BT_Conven.jpg
Chancellor George Osborne (left) and Bank of England governor Mark Carney will
join US regulators in a Washington war room on Monday
'That is why, in addition to the radical reforms to Britain's banking sector that we
have already introduced, we also need to strengthen cross-border co-operation on
this issue. The US is one of our most important partners, and I'm pleased to be
taking part in this exercise in Washington next week.'
Six years after the financial crisis, experts are keen to prove they have created
rules that will allow them to let a large bank go under without spending billions of taxpayers' money.
They have forced banks to ramp up equity and debt capital buffers to protect
taxpayers against losses, and have told them to write plans that lay out how they
can go through ordinary bankruptcy.
http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2014/10/11/1413047912949_wps_11_LEHMAN_BROTHERS_STAFF_OUT.jpg
Lehman Brothers staff outside their officers after news broke the bank had filed for
bankruptcy in 2008
Salvaging a bank with operations in several countries - which is the norm for most
of the world's largest banks such as Deutsche Bank, Citigroup Inc and JPMorgan -
has proven to be a particularly thorny issue.
Two potential measures are expected to be announced this weekend, including
banks having more long-term bonds that investors know can lose their value during a crisis, on top of their equity capital.
This would double their so-called Total Loss-Absorbing Capacity.
The second will through a change in derivative contracts, which in their current
form protect investors, and complicate the winding down of a bank across borders.
US Treasury Secretary Jack Lew will also be taking part in the war games in Washington
Federal Reserve chief Janet Yellen will also be meeting regulators for the simulated exercise
http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2014/10/11/1413052502948_wps_3_Mandatory_Credit_Photo_by.jpghttp://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2014/10/11/1413052502950_wps_4_Mandatory_Credit_Photo_by.jpg
US Treasury Secretary Jack Lew (left) and Federal Reserve chief Janet Yellen will also be taking part in the war games in Washington
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2788613/britain-america-hold-war-games-test-reaction-bank-crisis-atlantic.html#ixzz3FxxcVaj5
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