
As I have suggested in the past, the Financial Times (FT) is a leading shill and misdirection Mockingbird agent. Of late, the Fed has had some explaining to do about “unusual” (their words) market non-volatility and low volume. This week we witnessed the lowest NYSE volume in six years. Obviously, this blow back impacts the big bankster trading houses. But it is also a butt-covering exercise in front of the trouble ahead. It is similar to the legally advised dog-and-pony show that Angelo “The Tan Man” Mozillo of Countrywide Financial pulled just as the housing market rolled over in 2007. I covered this closely at the time. He would go on networks like CNBC and talk with Maria B. about some of his housing concerns. Then soon afterward, boom!
Gillian Tett, from FT, claimed to express the views of many when she wrote that “markets have been so distorted by heavy government interference since 2008 that investors are frozen.” Tett never really describes the “interference,” but it is presumed to be the limitless QE punch bowl. Key Mozillo-like players are quoted, such as Bill Dudley of the New York Fed, who expressed “some concerns.” I have a different theory about what is happening.
The low volatility (and volume) is caused by direct criminogenic intervention by the Fed’s own trading desk, the infamous 6J, run by the aforementioned Bill Dudley. The Deep State has also captured and controls the money-manager business in much the same manner they have captured the mainstream dinosaur media (Operation Mockingbird). [See "There is More to the Story of Ultra Junk Finance."] This activity has of course created a highly unstable house of cards and cover up of a huge wrap sheet of crimes.
For those not familiar with Mockingbird, this was and is an active CIA program to place its own people or hacks they control in key positions in media. That’s why you see anchors and talking heads you can only shake your head at in these slots.
The Barry Soetoro Administration has pushed a major Mockingbird agenda, especially at state media networks like MSNBC and CNN. The same thing has happened in money management. One interesting case is Bill “Bond King” Gross of Pimco. A little over a year ago, as the trading opportunities of the Deep State dominated non-market dried up, Gross became more and more vocal about market interference.
Apparently blood runs thick.
Gross was at one time a reliable cheerleader before each FOMC announcement, but once he changed his tune he would increasingly be MIA from CNBC. But that really didn’t shut Gross up, and he would continue to pen rather scathing attacks on government intervention in the markets. Of course, he never crossed the line to address the criminogenic aspect, but he came darn close.
My guess is that Gross is one of those guys that the Deep State has a hard time controlling. So suddenly a strange feud developed between Gross and Deep State Mockingbird agent Mohamed El-Erian. Gross accused El-Erian of “undermining him.” The Wall Street Journal dutifully reported the festivities. Of course this drama diverted attention away from Gross’ complaints about dead markets and ultimately hurt Gross’ stature and business. Now Gross keeps his mouth shut and the Deep State has brought in a total stooge, Paul McCulley [see David Stockman's "Pimco's Keynesian Fool Returns"], who of course is being trotted around the Mockingbird press and media.
On goon Gray State watch, Attorney Gen. Eric Holder has announced a new task force that focuses on “domestic terrorists.” Inquiring minds would like to know if that includes “malcontent blog writers.” Apparently so, as Holder says:
“But we also must concern ourselves with a different type of threat. We face an escalating danger from self-radicalized individuals within our own borders. Now — as the nature of the threat we face evolves to include the possibility of individual radicalization via the Internet — it is critical that we return our focus to potential extremists here at home.”
No doubt this regime needs to be concerned with an American Summer, so they attack to confuse or shock. But the only “threat” the American people needs to fear are a slew of false flags replete with actors and drug-induced killers, patsies or worse.



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