that was a good post... the pictures and info was great

just the thought of driving way

down there to see ol tex make me

start sounding

like Lurch...

wonder if they still are clipping the rubes

at those empty lots that used to be there.

and then their cars wind up in the pound!!!

and they sez we be a 10-30???

ahhaha

read your witchy link...

this guy must be doing something

right to deserve that much

bad press...

they only say that kind of stuff

when they are tryin to shut you up...

that ain't all that thats siftin through the rio,,,

had to work reeal late was listening to a fri rebroadcast,,

their sayin there's "big possibility" that the coyotes and

others might be passing along loose buckets of sunshine..

they are showing up in hospitals pegging the meters...


on a lighter note... did big tex get a new wardrobe?

ya might say thanks... but reportin to Your Cult its your e9re

thanks for the graphics ...the ole boy ... so real

10/ 4 roger that col.

the highway patrols doing best they can// the kookydukes are all ready here..if'n you trust the feds just get on the next train to the fema crematorium

its a trick... to get us all spooled up so we all fall for the next lets go to war line>>>hello any one out there not on the koolaid the borders still open... this is a psyop fund all sides against the middle

i really live what I say

BREAKING: The Latest News Out of Texas is the Opposite of What the Illegal Invaders Wanted to Hear [DETAIL] can verify...actually blocked
over 180 flash cookies to post this.. averages out to less than one per second

This is what the red diaper doper babies don't want to hear.
it's an old Michael Savage Line so just want to clarify so when the loons start up again...this ain't popular so don't read if you have an aversion to State law enforcement. Talk about this all the time.. goes in one ear and out the other. in this state we are sick of the feds.

Texas Department of Public Safety troopers are kicking off operations in the Brooks County area to put a stop to drug trafficking and human smuggling along two major highways that lead up to a Border Patrol Checkpoint near Falfurrias. This is bad news for the criminal illegals who've been taking full advantage of the border crisis to make money and expand their criminal empires into the U.S.

An increase in both numbers and activity from the DPS has been seen around the Brooks County area, who are giving additional aid to local law enforcement, working to prevent smugglers from dropping illegals and narcotic products off in the area. The sheriffs office stated the troopers are a welcomed sight, as they have had to reduce personnel due to the high cost of burying dead illegals that have been found in the county.

According to Breitbart, DPS troopers, along with Texas State Guard members are also beginning to conduct search and rescue missions in order to help locate other bodies not yet found in the area. The operation is slated to last for two weeks by the State Guard and will continue on an as needed basis in the future.


Drug cartels and gangs who have been funding their activities through human smuggling are going to be in for a rude awakening when they come face to face with both DPS troopers and the Texas State Guard.


Texas is once again taking steps to go it alone and defend our countrys borders, which is technically the job of the federal government, but they are, of course, refusing to take any action to stop this immigration crisis as it interferes with their political agenda.

Fortunately, states like Texas are refusing to wait around, deploying National Guard troops and other resources to the border to help seal it off and stop illegals from getting through.

Hopefully their efforts, along with the voices of a concerned American public will shake the Obama administration enough to reimburse Texas for the high cost of expenditures to secure the border and build a fence to stop this madness now.

He's a resignen so he can team

with charlatan and do do the

lib college circuit, maybe book tours

not to mention all the slip on a pebble

race bait lawsuits he'll be able to

put under his belt....

he.ll have deeeep pockets to donate

money to all the subversives

really hope someone arrests this guy

hey i;m reading the same chicken

over and over

cull a couple of them dang chickens out of the herd.

its turnin into a parade

watch it... it's a trick... better to be prepared. 'prepper' collapse of any country is ugly... maybe I should have said fluoride with 300 carcinogens in your city water... maybe that would roll off the tongue better...

amazing 3g 3s... we're all on the same page here

not everyone drinks the kool-aid

now about the sailboat part

as long as you dont try to go off

shore in the gulf you might be OK

but I read a gub directive saying

that if you try to leave, there will

be a newly created coast guard

to stop you and jail you if things

go wild weasel.

its like this... the borders are open...

but we can,t go to mexico without a passport and stay..

cant own property there... I would Lo~ove to do

some exploration but you can only go there if you

hook up with a UK Consortium and live on their leased

property from the mexican gub. and get this while on this

property you can be armed and have rights to do things that

supercede mexican law... I have not found one american

exploration co. in mexico worth their salt.

now also most of the people in the top tiers of mex gub.

consider themselves anglos... there is a lot more going on here

than meets the eye. "you can get in but you can't get out"

5 U.S. Banks Each Have More Than 40 Trillion Dollars In Exposure To Derivatives


Michael Snyder
Economic Collapse
September 25, 2014

When is the U.S. banking system going to crash? I can sum it up in three words. Watch the derivatives. It used to be only four, but now there are five too big to fail banks in the United States that each have more than 40trillion dollars in exposure to derivatives. Today, the U.S. national debt is sitting at a grand total of about 17.7 trillion dollars, so when we are talking about 40 trillion dollars we are talking about an amount of money that is almost unimaginable. And unlike stocks and bonds, these derivatives do not represent investments in anything. They can be incredibly complex, but essentially they are just paper wagers about what will happen in the future. The truth is that derivatives trading is not too different from betting on baseball or football games. Trading in derivatives is basically just a form of legalized gambling, and the too big to fail banks have transformed Wall Street into the largest casino in the history of the planet. When this derivatives bubble bursts (and as surely as I am writing this it will), the pain that it will cause the global economy will be greater than words can describe.

If derivatives trading is so risky, then why do our big banks do it?

The answer to that question comes down to just one thing.

Greed.

The too big to fail banks run up enormous profits from their derivatives trading. According to the New York Times, U.S. banks have nearly $280 trillion of derivatives on their books even though the financial crisis of 2008 demonstrated how dangerous they could be

American banks have nearly $280 trillion of derivatives on their books, and they earn some of their biggest profits from trading in them. But the 2008 crisis revealed how flaws in the market had allowed for dangerous buildups of risk at large Wall Street firms and worsened the run on the banking system.

The big banks have sophisticated computer models which are supposed to keep the system stable and help them manage these risks.

But all computer models are based on assumptions.

And all of those assumptions were originally made by flesh and blood people.

When a black swan event comes along such as a war, a major pandemic, an apocalyptic natural disaster or a collapse of a very large financial institution, these models can often break down very rapidly.

For example, the following is a brief excerpt from a Forbes article that describes what happened to the derivatives market when Lehman Brothers collapsed back in 2008�

Fast forward to the financial meltdown of 2008 and what do we see? America again was celebrating. The economy was booming. Everyone seemed to be getting wealthier, even though the warning signs were everywhere: too much borrowing, foolish investments, greedy banks, regulators asleep at the wheel, politicians eager to promote home-ownership for those who couldnt afford it, and distinguished analysts openly predicting this could only end badly. And then, when Lehman Bros fell, the financial system froze and world economy almost collapsed. Why?

The root cause wasnt just the reckless lending and the excessive risk taking. The problem at the core was a lack of transparency. After Lehmans collapse, no one could understand any particular banks risks from derivative trading and so no bank wanted to lend to or trade with any other bank. Because all the big banks had been involved to an unknown degree in risky derivative trading, no one could tell whether any particular financial institution might suddenly implode.

After the last financial crisis, we were promised that this would be fixed.

But instead the problem has become much larger.

When the housing bubble burst back in 2007, the total notional value of derivatives contracts around the world had risen to about 500 trillion dollars.

According to the Bank for International Settlements, today the total notional value of derivatives contracts around the world has ballooned to a staggering 710 trillion dollars ($710,000,000,000,000).

And of course the heart of this derivatives bubble can be found on Wall Street.

What I am about to share with you is very troubling information.

I have shared similar numbers in the past, but for this article I went and got the very latest numbers from the OCCs most recent quarterly report. As I mentioned above, there are now five too big to fail banks that each have more than 40 trillion dollars in exposure to derivatives�

JPMorgan Chase

Total Assets: $2,476,986,000,000 (about 2.5 trillion dollars)

Total Exposure To Derivatives: $67,951,190,000,000 (more than 67 trillion dollars)

Citibank

Total Assets: $1,894,736,000,000 (almost 1.9 trillion dollars)

Total Exposure To Derivatives: $59,944,502,000,000 (nearly 60 trillion dollars)

Goldman Sachs

Total Assets: $915,705,000,000 (less than a trillion dollars)

Total Exposure To Derivatives: $54,564,516,000,000 (more than 54 trillion dollars)

Bank Of America

Total Assets: $2,152,533,000,000 (a bit more than 2.1 trillion dollars)

Total Exposure To Derivatives: $54,457,605,000,000 (more than 54 trillion dollars)

Morgan Stanley

Total Assets: $831,381,000,000 (less than a trillion dollars)

Total Exposure To Derivatives: $44,946,153,000,000 (more than 44 trillion dollars)

And it isnt just U.S. banks that are engaged in this type of behavior.

As Zero Hedge recently detailed, German banking giant Deutsche Bank has more exposure to derivatives than any of the American banks listed above�

Deutsche has a total derivative exposure that amounts to 55 trillion or just about $75 trillion. Thats a trillion with a T, and is about 100 times greater than the 522 billion in deposits the bank has.It is also 5x greater than the GDP of Europe and more or less the same as the GDP of the world.

For those looking forward to the day when these mammoth banks will collapse, you need to keep in mind that when they do go down the entire system is going to utterly fall apart.

At this point our economic system is so completely dependent on these banks that there is no way that it can function without the

It is like a patient with an extremely advanced case of cancer.

Doctors can try to kill the cancer, but it is almost inevitable that the patient will die in the process.

The same thing could be said about our relationship with the too big to fail banks. If they fail, so do the rest of us.

We were told that something would be done about the too big to fai problem after the last crisis, but it never happened.

In fact, as I have written about previously, the too big to fail banks have collectively gotten 37 percent larger since the last recession.

At this point, the five largest banks in the country account for 42 percent of all loans in the United States, and the six largest banks control 67 percent of all banking assets.

If those banks were to disappear tomorrow, we would not have much of an economy left.

But as you have just read about in this article, they are being more reckless than ever before.

We are steamrolling toward the greatest financial disaster in world history, and nobody is doing much of anything to stop it.

Things could have turned out very differently, but now we will reap the consequences for the very foolish decisions that we have made.

it's not if any more... but when...

they will collapse it incrementally..

or maybe overnight...house o cards.

was at dillon gage some years back

and saw a pallet load of Amero's.

thats not off the table yet...

thats possibly their next fiat,,,

ponzi scheme.


was rumored back then banks were

storing them too.

Lord Jesus... I ask Forgiveness if I have embarrassed or offended any of my fellow man... I am not perfect nor do I expect anyone else to be perfect either... You are in Charge Lord... and I pray that You Guide
our steps... and that we will all be Your humble servants... In Your Service Lord... Amen

ya notice that they defend this pap???