The End-game Has Begun

[Administration]

A new blog entry from e-watcman.com has now been published and is freely available to the public.

The End-Game Has Begun (http://www.e-watchman.co.uk/)

[Viking]

the end game is no game, it is circus maximus and we are the audiory and also the gladiators or better said the sacrifices for the emperor.

I shiver when I thnik about the coming tribulation and yet I am happy to know that it comes and that our faith is confirmed by things that take place.

the monetary meltdown does start and gets faster, when more money and values are destructed in ww3. And this one is staged and seems rather ready. Perhaps we only need the proclamation of peace and security, if it is not the one called at the final world situation, the reigning N° 8 of the powers.

Game is good, when on the plate for dinner.

But that kind of game we recognize in human hsitory will be the darkest that ever was since the flood.

so let us knee down and worship our great heavenly father by his only begotten son when he cleans his yard and bans the wicked one.

Enjoy the present situation, the coming dark days will be ugly. The mark is prepared and those rejecting it will be outlaws.
God bless his son and the efforts of that righteous king.

it is said that suicide is permitted when jumping from the Watchtower.
I hope that is only a bad joke and that those in and on the tower have the courage to ask for pardon by blaming themselves as working like an evil slave.
Still it is time for return.

praise god and honor the king

[Jeshurun]

Finally, Heron concludes with America and Europe in prophecy. He looks at the famous dream of the ancient king of Babylon, Nebuchadnezzar, who saw what many believe to be the final global kingdom -- a revived Roman Empire. But "a careful examination of the prophecies relating to this future government specifically state that it will be a global confederacy," Heron says. "It is not confined to one geographic area. It will be a club of ten members ruled by ten kings who will serve the interests of the Antichrist. I have no doubt that Europe and the USA will play prominent roles in these future alignments."</span>

[Shibboleth]

Good blog watchman.

Good post Jesh. very interesting indeed. I had similar thoughts on the meaning of Apollyon.

[Jinnvisible]

These kind of articles are becoming much more common in the mainstream media.</span>


article here (http://www.dailymail.co.uk/pages/live/articles/news/news.html?in_article_id=441594&in_page_id=1770)

[Eli&#39;s Foe]

Interesting blog but the Yen (and Swiss Franc) carry trades are nothing new, they always reach the end of a cycle. In thirty years of interest and F/X trading I am yet to find a trend analyst, technical analyst, economist or financial commentator who is always right. If I had, I&#39;d be a very rich man!
Keep your eyes open, be aware but dont rely on someone in the second division of financial commenatry like Lyndon Larouche.

EF

[watchman]

Interesting blog but the Yen (and Swiss Franc) carry trades are nothing new, they always reach the end of a cycle. In thirty years of interest and F/X trading I am yet to find a trend analyst, technical analyst, economist or financial commentator who is always right. If I had, I&#39;d be a very rich man!
Keep your eyes open, be aware but dont rely on someone in the second division of financial commenatry like Lyndon Larouche.

EF[/b]

Hi EF

I don&#39;t think anyone is saying the Yen carry trade is a novel thing. What is unique, though, is the sheer enormity of monetary emissions and financial speculation. And as pointed out, the zero interest Yen was and still is the primary instrument used to expand the credit bubble.

In many ways the rapidly evolving financial system is unique. For instance, exotic derivatives did not exist 30 years ago. Now, though, derivatives dwarf the physical economy. While certain derivatives instruments are intended to spread financial risk, the opposite has been the case due to the trillions upon trillions of dollars of notional (potential) values concentrated among a handful of banks. So, there never has been an economic cycle, as such, under the present post-Bretton Woods floating exchange system with the present over hang of the gargantuan derivatives market. The present system is in uncharted waters.

As for LaRouche, one should not confuse an economist with a guy who makes stock market predictions. As the world&#39;s foremost physical economist and statesman/spokesman for the American system of economy, as opposed to the British system of usury and speculation, his forecasting has never been wrong. For instance, a couple of years before the USSR went belly up in 1991 he issued a public statement in 1989 forecasting the Soviet Union would collapse in the near term. No intelligence agency in the world expected such a thing to come about, but of course, it did.

His present forecast, calling for the complete disintergration of the global financial system in the near term, is based upon what he calls the triple curve. (below)
http://www.larouchepub.com/lar/1998/lar_forecasting/lar_forecasting_1.gif

The diagram above was published about 12 years ago and has proven to be an accurate predictive model for what has taken place up to this very moment in time. Interestingly, in recent months the monetary aggregate curve has actually steepened and surpassed the financial aggregate curve, which means that in order to feed the speculative financial bubble and prevent its collapse the banks have had to hyperinflate the money supply. This is why the Fed stopped reporting on M3 last year.

Can LaRouche&#39;s collapse model predict the market&#39;s day to day ups and downs? No. It is not designed to do that. Can it divine the precise time the financial system will disintergrate? Again, no. It is not intended to do that either. The triple curve is, as noted, a diagram of a typical collapse function. Think of it as a geometric diagram plotting the collision course trajectory of a speeding comet.

(Note: Physical-economic output is not measured in terms of GDP, which is not an accurate measure of the true economy due to the fact that much of the so-called gross domestic product is due to financial speculation. The physical economy is better measured by the input/output per person per square kilometer. Measured in those terms the U.S. physical economy has been shrinking 2% per annum for the past 30 years, which has been manifest in many ways.)

Slightly edited

Watchman

[Londoner]

A new blog entry from e-watcman.com has now been published and is freely available to the public.

The End-Game Has Begun (http://www.e-watchman.co.uk/)[/b]


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[Eli&#39;s Foe]

Hi Watchman,

I appreciate you taking the time to expand on your blog, many thanks. Clearly you hold LaRouche in high esteem and I wont second guess you.

For anyone else interested in the background, I suggest you check out the Wikepedia entries for both Lyndon LaRouche and the LaRouche movement. Most illuminating even if you aren&#39;t into macroeconomics and all the more so in view of the commonality of ideas.

EF

[watchman]

I made some additional comments on why I use LaRouche in the comments section of the latest blog