nice, there's a curtain behind the Wizard behind the first curtain.
if only there was a curtain behind the curtain behind the Wizard behind the first curtain.
wait, there is.
best,
DavidC
"The World's Biggest Central Bank Has Private Shareholders
...86 percent of the shares of the BIS [Bank for International Settlements] are registered in the names of central banks, and 14 percent are held by private shareholders. The shares owned by private shareholders consist of part of the French and Belgian issues and all of the shares that were in the original U.S. issue in 1930.
So the private banks own the Fed (and most other central banks), and the central banks - and private shareholders - in turn own BIS, the global bank regulator.
It would obviously be very interesting to find out who these private shareholders are.
And to find out if the shareholders enjoy any special benefits. As Spiegel notes:
Formally registered as a stock corporation, it is recognized as an international organization and, therefore, is not subject to any jurisdiction other than international law.
It does not need to pay tax, and its members and employees enjoy extensive immunity...."
from zerohedge.com with permission
From: "clay@claymarafiote.com" <clay@claymarafiote.com>
To: openfx@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Friday, July 29, 2011 10:33 AM
Subject: [OpenFX] News from DC
Hi folks,
Being that I'm here in DC for most of the summer, I thought I'd pass along something you might find interesting from a local blog:
Be well and live large!
Clay
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