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Rigged, fleeced, duped and scoffed at - Is EVERY Market Rigged?

If you are a benefactor of larceny this post will be of little interest to you, unless you are curious as to coming fate.

For the rest of us, forgive us if we seem cynical, deceived and violated.

In more equitable times, you the scofflaw would be subject to prosecution if not persecution. Today however... you... the cheat, thief and liar have gained control of justice and ride high above the reach of the law. You are backstopped by compromised government and corrupt politicians and hide within the skirts of corporate fortresses.

That is today... tomorrow may be a different kettle of fish, for the light of right and the weight of might are taking notice and your fun on the sunny side of the street may well soon expire.  

You have become brazen and sloppy with your crime spree.

At the moment your scurrilous antics are described by corporate owned media as those of naughty children, words such as scandal, rigging, rascally and tainted substitute for heinous, diabolical, larceny and corruption.

Independent reporters write truth and truth is becoming legion... as too is readership. 

Remember, even the worm turns and your status will soon be what it should be... targeted.

It is only a matter of time before your houses of corruption collapse under the weight of heinous travesty. Your ill-begotten obscene wealth will be an albatross around your neck. Your crass bourgeois behavior will point you out. Your demise is well earned and retribution begged for and with luck will be granted.

Is EVERY Market Rigged?


- Interest Rates Are Manipulated - Unless you live under a rock, you know about the Libor scandal.


- Derivatives Are Manipulated - The big banks have long manipulated derivatives … a $1,200 Trillion Dollar market.

- Gold and Silver Are Manipulated -The Guardian and Telegraph report that gold and silver prices are “fixed” in the same way as interest rates and derivatives – in daily conference calls by the powers-that-be.



- Everything Can Be Manipulated through High-Frequency Trading - Traders with high-tech computers can manipulate stocks,  bonds, options, currencies and commodities.


The big banks and other giants manipulate numerous markets in myriad ways, for example:

Manipulating Numerous Markets In Myriad Ways

The big banks and other giants manipulate numerous markets in myriad ways, for example:


    Right now scumbag elitist power mongers have created an illusion of impunity for themselves, as too... their owned stooges in legislatures... but as the hard bite of poverty spreads across the globe retribution will not remain selective. 

    The time is rife for a cleansing of your kind and ilk, it is time for the great universal law of balance and equilibrium to prevail, it is time for equitable reward for effort, it is time common law becomes common again, even at the hands of your victims.

    I call it... a call for social justice. It is needed because there are no free markets.

    Until there are free markets all bets are off. 

    Do do be duped by motherhood words like constitution, democracy and free markets.... they no longer exist except as illusion. Do not be fooled by words such as socialism. Socialism is not a replacement for fair and equitable opportunity. 

    A truly free market is.

    Debates about preserving democracy or instituting socialism are designed to splinter and confuse. Defending illusions is seldom fruitful.

    The issue is about true justice, fair and equitable opportunity and prosecution of it - no more no less.

    Stay tuned...
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