EMPOWERMENT VERSUS ENSLAVEMENT
Domination & Control have a very sophisticated infiltration matrix. Do not spend your time in trying to get to know every single person in the world of politics, economics, etc. etc. We cannot know everything about everybody. We need a simple rule to assess all circumstances. Just ask yourself one question:
Is this empowering me or is this taking away my sovereignty? Divine will only ever empowers you.
Make your choice.
HEALING
Heal yourself. Use Divine Energy and spiritual practices as far as you can. Do not buy pharmaceutical products.
FOOD
Support local genuine farming by buying their products.
MEDIA
Rely on privately independently assessed news, terminate your contracts with main stream media, support the news integrity community.
Defend the Internet freedom; the tool that directly supports our freedom. Check Out the companies that re-invest their profits in your local community for your benefit. Only buy products from these companies. Do not use products that are spying, collecting data about you. Use a browser that does not spy on you (check out Firefox CEO philosophy in this video http://www.ted.com/talks/gary_kovacs_tracking_the_trackers.html)
ECONOMY
You do not need growth you want happiness. Use means of transport where possible that do not support the oil oligarchs.
SPIRITUAL
Question yourself. Visualise our planet in peace, where everybody lives in abundance, respect, freedom without any pressing need and therefore confrontation free.
LAW
Laws, rules and regulations are not necessary in a society of free Will, and they are not valid in a society that is in support of freeing the Will unless they have the purpose of protecting people from being overridden by others, no matter who they may be. Many laws that appeared to start off this way have become imprisoning because of the ways in which they have been applied. Laws should be really guidelines to preserve the balance points of society. Enforcing laws is another intimidating form. Society will exist without any law enforcement if it is a valid society.
EDUCATION
Compulsory education has become intimidating to some, as well as having to have formal education to be considered “qualified” and, then, also to have to pay the cost of it or have your innate knowing shut out.
The probability of two vibrant young men in their 30s who are employed by the same global bank but separated by an ocean dying within six days of each other is remote. And few companies are in as good a position to understand just how remote as is JPMorgan: since 2010, it has received four patents on quantifying longevity risks and structuring wagers via death derivatives.
The two deaths at JPMorgan remain unexplained. Gabriel Magee, a 39-year old technology Vice President was found dead on the 9th level rooftop of JPMorgan’s European headquarters at 25 Bank Street in the Canary Wharf section of London on January 28 of this year. A London coroner’s inquest is scheduled for May 15 to determine the cause of death. Six days later, Ryan Crane, a 37-year old Executive Director involved in trading at JPMorgan’s New York office was found dead at his Stamford, Connecticut home. Wall Street On Parade spoke with the Chief Medical Examiner’s office in Connecticut and was told the cause of death is “pending,” with final results expected in a few weeks.
Magee’s death was originally reported by London newspapers as a jump from the 33rd level rooftop of JPMorgan’s building with the strong implication that eyewitnesses had observed the jump. The London Evening Standard tweeted: “Bankers watch JP Morgan IT exec fall to his death from roof of London HQ,” which then linked to their article which said in its opening sentence that “A man plunged to his death from a Canary Wharf tower in front of thousands of horrified commuters today.”
When Wall Street On Parade contacted the Metropolitan Police in London a few days later, there was no assurance that even one eyewitness was on record as having seen Magee jump from the building.
Crane’s death is equally problematic. The death occurred on February 3 but the first major media to report it was Bloomberg News on February 13, ten days after the fact, and making no mention of Magee’s unexplained death just six days prior.
According to information available at the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office, JPMorgan created the LifeMetrics Index in March 2007 as an “international index designed to benchmark and trade longevity risk.” The index was said to enable pension plans to hedge the risk of payments to retirees and incorporated “historical and current statistics on mortality rates and life expectancy, across genders, ages, and nationalities.” From 2010 through 2013, JPMorgan has received patent approval on four longevity related patents.
Reuters reported on August 26, 2013 that the long-term longevity bets taken on by the big banks have now started to cause pain as international capital rules known as Basel III require more capital to be set aside for longer-dated positions. The article noted that “JPMorgan likely has the biggest holdings of long-dated swaps because it is the biggest swaps trader on Wall Street, responsible for about 30 percent of the market by some measures, traders at rival firms said.”
One extremely long longevity bet taken on by JPMorgan was reported by Insurance Risk on October 1, 2008. According to the publication, JPMorgan entered into a 40-year £500 million notional longevity swap with Canada Life whereby Canada Life would make a fixed annual payment in return for a floating liability-matching payment that would increase if the annuitants lived longer than expected. JPMorgan was believed to have passed on some of the risk to hedge fund investors but retained the counterparty risk. Because many of these deals are private, the full extent of JPMorgan’s exposure in this area is not known.
Wall Street veterans have also commented on the fact that JPMorgan may actually stand to profit from the early deaths of the two young men in their 30s. As we reported in March of last year, when the U.S. Senate’s Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations released its report on JPMorgan’s high risk bets known as the London Whale debacle, its Exhibit 81 showed that JPMorgan’s Chief Investment Office was also overseeing Bank Owned Life Insurance (BOLI) and Corporate Owned Life Insurance (COLI) plans which allow the corporation to reap huge tax benefits by taking out life insurance policies on workers – even low wage workers – and naming the corporation the beneficiary of the death benefit. Both the buildup in the policy and the benefit at death are received tax free to the corporation.
According to the exhibit, the Chief Investment Office was tasked with “Maximization of tax-advantaged investments of life insurance premiums” for the BOLI/COLI plans. According to a report in the Wall Street Journal in 2009, JPMorgan had $12 billion in BOLI, noting that a JPMorgan spokesperson had confirmed the figure. Other insurance industry experts put the total for both BOLI and COLI at JPMorgan significantly higher.
In September of last year, Risk Magazine reported that the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision, the International Organization of Securities Commissions and the International Association of Insurance Supervisors had published a report in August warning regulators that longevity swaps may expose banks to longevity tail risk – meaning, for example, that actual death rates in a given portfolio may vary dramatically from a large population index.
One advisor is quoted as follows in the article: “You can see from the position paper that this market has a lot of characteristics that regulators don’t like in terms of banks getting involved in it. It’s based on long-dated risks, upfront payments and a serious element of hubris in assuming that the banks can model these risks better than the people who originated them. It’s potentially a market big enough to cause serious problems if it caught on and went wrong.”
That things are starting to go seriously wrong was evident in a Bloomberg News report that emerged last Friday. AIG reported that it was taking a $971 million impairment charge before taxes for 2013 on its holdings of life settlement contracts because people were living longer than expected. AIG is the company that was bailed out by the U.S. taxpayer to the tune of $182 billion during the financial crisis because of bets gone wrong.
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Peaceful Revolution
Enforce your divine right not to consent.
Ask them to show you the contract.
We think we’ve just caught key suppliers for Kellogg’s and dozens of other major snack brands lying about the greatest corporation-backed environmental destruction out there — the illegal destruction of the rainforest home of the world’s last orangutans — and we urgently need to document and publicize this abuse while we still can.
What we’ve seen so far shows that one of Kellogg’s top business partners has been working with plantations that are hacking down protected rainforests, illegally grabbing land, and destroying the orangutan’s home in Indonesia — all to supply companies like Kellogg’s with palm oil. This company has been covering Kellogg’s by insisting it was doing nothing wrong — and now, we’ve caught them lying.
If we can all chip in now, we can urgently finish documenting the destruction before it’s too late — and immediately get the story out to the world’s media to scare these companies into stopping the deforestation. But if we can’t raise the money, then it’s likely that these companies will get away with their destruction once again, trumpeting toothless pledges while orangutans die.
The palm oil industry is a disaster for people and the planet. Deforestation in Southeast Asia is pushing the Orangutan, the Sumatran tiger, and countless other endangered species to the brink of extinction. Indigenous communities have their land stolen and their livelihoods destroyed by palm oil plantations. Meanwhile, the remaining forests of Indonesia are storing as much carbon dioxide as the entire earth emits in a year, meaning that allowing the destruction to continue could detonate a carbon bomb.
But major palm oil consumers and traders alway find a way to insist they can’t be held responsible for the destruction. They say they’re following local laws and global compacts for sustainable palm oil, produce glossy reports about the good they’re doing, and refuse to get serious about reforming the industry. But now we have hard evidence that the system that’s supposed to protect the Southeast Asian rainforest is completely broken.
If enough members of the community pitch in now, we can build on the initial evidence our partner groups have found and march it into corporate offices around the world, we can get it splashed across the media, we can launch a huge public awareness campaign to tell consumers the truth about palm oil — and keep digging and campaigning until we stop this illegal trade.
Kellogg’s and other food companies are already feeling the pressure — and that’s why we can’t let this crucial first evidence go to waste. Organizers in Kellogg’s home state of Michigan, supported in part by SumOfUs members, have been generating headlines almost weekly as they intensify the local pressure on Kellogg’s to act. And after over 150,000 of us called on Kellogg’s to clean up its supply chain, it knows that the international pressure is building.
We know that another palm oil industry is possible. Golden Agri-Resources, the world’s largest palm oil producer, and global food giant Nestle have recently taken pledges to transition to deforestation-free policies. Similar agreements have dramatically slowed deforestation in the Amazon and they could save Southeast Asian forests.
The SumOfUs community has done amazing work in the last two years. Our crowdfunded campaigns have allowed beekeepers to fight back against the propaganda of pesticide companies who are killing off millions of bees, supported Bangladeshi labor organizers who are investigating the apparel companies responsible for the terrible factory collapse last April, and supported last month’s amazing fast food workers strike. Taking on the palm oil industry could be one of our biggest challenges yet, but we if we all pitch in, we know we can do it.
Can we count on you to help with just $1 to expose the palm oil industry’s destructive law breaking?
Thanks so much for all you do,
Rob, Paul, and the team at SumOfUs.org
As within, so without.
The system of the privileged few feeds on the people for its existence. By removing your support to it, you are claiming back your Divine Free Will, thus empowering the Divine You. The following is a contract that you can read out loud. It will be recorded in the Akashic records as you express your Intent AND is subsequently honored.
Shogun
An Example for all of us.
I hope we can get this going in every country.
My Highest respects to the people of Ireland and to the legal team that is supporting them in this.
May God Bless them all and grant them the positive outcome they deserve and we all want.