he's death essentially yes yes i was waiting for the central bankers to come across over the river styx into the realm of death and i believe there is death in the story coming up of course janet yellen again we have to remind you that we can half ago that she said to the markets fed's yellen says not another financial crisis in our lifetime member she was over in europe and she was in london chorus where all the financial crimes really that's the nexus of the financial crimes i swear they are all nurtured and baby and. behind present good word so she said what i say there will never ever be another fight national crisis you know probably that would be going too far but i do think we're much safer and i hope that it will not be in our lifetimes and i don't believe it will be now i just want to say like i said gamble here has been my blessing on this

guitar saying the sun chill. they just don't know which yeah. it's so i think everybody in the room is looking at me in horror at what yeah these plotting on his guitar i thought that was a lead into plucky now oh now now but but of course it makes sense that he would pluck on his guitar because central bankers are the plucky of the global authoritarian we're trying to control everything state right and he's he's laughing at them he's always he's actually often usually seen with his head back laughing at all the central bankers trying to control things that he knows will inevitably die their plans all die an ignominious death you know as a bankers are eventually going to plot themselves to death exactly and you know nowhere has a central bank intervened for longer in their markets in their monetary system than in japan and the death i see in our global financial

markets. in the bond markets the most important of the global financial markets. is in this headline japan's government bond market grinding to a halt yield on ten year note it's frozen for seven days so you'll the newly issued ten year japanese government bonds remain flat for seven straight sessions through friday as the bank of japan continued its efforts to keep long term interest rates around zero the ten year j g b yield again close as zero point zero five five percent where it has been stuck since june fifteenth this marks the longest period of stagnation since one thousand ninety four according to data from nikkei affiliate quick there was actually a day max for not one single bond traded hands right now this is an important

milestone that we've been talking about a few things that markets are being taken private that markets are stagnating their money velocity is dead and japan of course they invented quantitative easing they're the cheap money for the global mergers and acquisition wave they're the cheap money source for the global asset purchase wave and they're the cheap money source for the rise of the mega billionaire class and it's come to a screeching halt it is answered efficiently to this zombie ask state of death like rattling and so this indicates that all of the bonds that were available to trade in the public market have bendis actually taken private they've been purchased by the central bank and they've also purchased many stocks they purchased e.t.f. the central bank of switzerland is a huge buyer of apple stock the central banks are taking all the publicly traded securities bonds or stocks off the market. as

a way to stealth lee bell out all these corporations that are buying back their own stock themselves using that externality money thanks to the low interest loan. no interest rates of banks like bank of japan so there are now it crossed over the event horizon into a place called death again now the central bank is waiting for these folks the japanese bankers are pouring into haiti's now and you know the legend goes there in mexico as you enter the afterlife you there is a mirror that you face and you see who you really are and so janet yellen as she dies a central bank death she'll see that she's actually a pineapple or marrow draggy as she walks down the stairs into hades or hell he faces the mirror and sees himself who he truly is will understand that he's

a rancid slice of pizza caught in the motorcycle will of a twelve year old bantustan living south african child who's a mason ate it thanks to his policies or you have janet yellen as she enters the post capitals life of a central banker into guillermo's death camp she walks down the stairs and days and faces the mirror of who she really is and it's jim rogers stool she's a jim rogers stool this is who she really is she's jim grant's nose hair that's who janet yellen really yes'. ok well you know again let's go back to these markets that jenna yellen said they'll never crash in her lifetime but that's because they've it's like a john donne poem there's a famous john donne poem where these two young lovers are about to kiss but then they're frozen in time on the statue this art and then never reach the cast it's just the perfect moment before you know disappointment and disintegration can set in and they'll always be there at that perfect moment so markets are going to be

frozen in this perfect perfect mighty time of zero percent interest rates and markets at all time highs and they'll never move from there so technically maybe they won't crash and die but that's it that's they'll never move from there because the implied volatility of japanese government bonds reached its lowest point since january two thousand and eight trading in newly issued ten year debt has become so infrequent that brokerage japan bond trading has seen days when no bonds trade hands so remember volatility is that down to all time lows is like no heartbeat that's like the heartbeat of the of the markets and the it's flatlining it's flatlining the us is flatlining in japan there's no volatility you need volatility to toot toot toot to create a free market capitalism you need that in the case of flow just like the planets rotate like or fall becomes winter becomes ring become summer you know there's

a natural order to the way things move through a cycle our feet for imagine if they just wanted to know we don't like all that volatility we're not just the like have them in so you know they say the only fish that flow with the current are dead fish and here the current is basically death and the markets are entering a death spiral and the central banks are the cause of it the price of money is zero so they have the market price discovery is immaterial let's talk about that price discovery can they have these two news that two out. sections that are really important to show this death and how crucial this is to capitalism what we've actually what the central bankers have created and that's death in the markets trading in short term interest rate futures has also thinned to say so no transactions and three month type or futures for the first time that has happened since such trading began in one thousand nine hundred eighty nine the three month tibe or tokyo interbank offered rate has not moved in the mine months since the end

of september two thousand and sixteen there were just a few trades last friday and it was only a matter of time until the number hit zero the absence of volatility makes it hard to profit from bets on the direction of interest rates so you do need the speculators you do need profits you need do you need people participating in the markets and order to you know profit from the arbitrage and things like that there are no market participants there are no markets and everything falls apart right so you have a few other economies and markets feeding on the corpse of japan. to get their last meal before they themselves enter a state of rigor mortis and death their rights their p. and central bank the american central bank i mean you have mark carney over there at the bank of england saying let's raise interest rates and try to get this you know. definitive to figure later machine you know more cars trying to life let's raise interest rates you know try to get you know the global economy going again but of course you won't be able to succeed in this endeavor because he does he's

dead he died already he's a walking dead man yeah but the japanese markets the japanese economy past that zone long ago if you look down the stairs into that mirror of the pope of the afterlife you would see that japan's already down there and they're already confronting the mirror and they already see what it is and it looks like this because markets are already dying and here's the proof trading in even shorter term contracts is also ebbing the tokyo financial exchange announced on thursday that starting at the end of july it will suspend trading a futures based on just. hands on collateralized overnight call rate the interest that financial institutions charge each other for loans with a one day maturity the exchange will consider restarting trading if it can confirm demand i.e. your different relator if it can confirm demand of a somebody could restart these markets they will start the exchange back up a few were participants and financial products could lead to a further loss of market function if the bond and money markets lose their ability

to price credit based on future interest rate expectations and supply and demand the risk of sudden rate volatility from external shocks like a go global financial crisis will rise because of course once you bore all the market participants to death they exit and then when a shock does happen there's no liquidity and things just fall to the groud you know it's like a cigar ash you know burns but it maintains the shape of the exit are but if you just give it a little puff disintegrates instantaneously doesn't all happen in japan once there's an actual shock to the system and they have no tools or resources to deal with it plus you know the birth rate is down in japan the average age is going way up there's a huge suicide rate among say you and the youth are procreating they're actually staying home in life because actually it's often actually dead people that are keeping that economy afloat they keep on finding people that have been dead for twenty thirty years receiving income checks receiving social security checks from

the government as only money velocity is actually for people who big star have already met guillermo it's a raunchy a society based on dead people so they really have perfected this male liberal capital model to somehow profit on a runty basis from the debt and finally i have a quick headline for a very old guy who is around ca in america this is what warren buffett thinks is the real problem with the u.s. economy or buffet the eighty six. founder and c.e.o. berkshire hathaway is the world's second richest man according to forbes billionaire list with a net worth of seventy six billion dollars he says it's the mega rich as the billionaire they're taking too much and they're causing the rest of the economy to atrophy and die with their and i guess he should know but what do you think of warren buffett one buffett died five years ago actually he says corpses of the beatles he's kind of like you know

a walking corpse and he's walking down the stairs and he's facing the mare and seeing who he really is and what he's saying is kathleen gifford is really who warren buffett is. a lot of people in the world don't know kathleen gifford he see it well that woman with that act they out comedienne who did the trial heard oh yeah well i'm sure. this is no restart you got to keep on going oh ok well then yeah that woman. that's who he really is and dear mowlam yeah he's holding he's holding the economy ahead and rush all fire him we should say exit stage left to decapitate the commies holding the bloody head of it and face himself all right well we got to go to the second half this first half is that it's over but we'll be back reborn in the second half so don't go away.

here's what people have been saying about rejected and that it was actually just pull on awesome the only show i go out of my way to launch you know really what it is that really packs a punch at least yampa is the john oliver of r t america is doing the same we are apparently better than booth doesn't. see people you've never heard of redacted the next president of the world bank very. seriously sent us an e-mail. i've observed events of the past few years and asked myself several times what's going on in my native germany. millions of refugees. u.s. intelligence agencies indiscriminately listening in on german citizens of the government. and once again german checks are heading east. met politicians from various political bodies and various independent experts and

journalists in an effort to understand just how independent germany really is when it comes to decision making. whether it acts on its own national interests or carries out someone else's will. a batter sudden passing i've only just learned your yourself in taking your last bang turn. you're at caught up to us we all knew it would i tell you i'm sorry only i could so i write these last words in hopes to put to rest these things that i never got off my chest. i remember when we first met my life turned on each breath . but then my feeling started to change you talked about war like it was again still some are fond of you those that didn't like to question our ark and i secretly promised to never again like it said one does not leave

a funeral the same as one enters a mind it's consumed with death this one quite different i speak to you now because there are no other takers. to the claim that mainstream media has met its maker. welcome back to the kaiser report i'm ecstatic time to return to john mill ackerman in mexico city john welcome back hey max great to talk to again all right well you know we've been talking about mexican i thought areas of. they consignment of tens of millions of mexicans to death liberalism along with their american compadres is the reason why trump vilifies mexico so much as to prevent ten twenty thirty million mexicans from banding together with thirty million impoverished americans and rather vaulting forming a revolution yes exactly what's happening in the united states today with above

with a bow to mexicans is i think there are going to similarities to the second world war. what trump is doing to the mexicans is functionally equivalent to what hitler did to the jews in the second world war he is scapegoating the mexicans he is expelling them. from day of states back to a country which is full of violence and death. cartoonist for instance have represented this as similar is similar to sending them off to construct a cap you don't have to cut the crap in the united states because when you send it back to mexico you're sending them off into quite violent areas so. this kind of scapegoating based on economic crisis seeing the mexicans as the other the enemy is

a very similar process to what we saw in germany in the second world war but regardless of that i think when you look at the american politics united states politics you see a latin american ization of social movements of the political movement at least from the left of my grassroots many of the supporters for our party centers were were mexicans. children there is our grandchildren of mexicans and his language itself he's talking about revolution you talk about transformation in a minute what you think about a particular proposals that discourse is very much of a latin american discourse so you know we have is that lech there you know one had being pushed out the other hand you know i think i think is being also conquered by this you know spirit of citizen dignity and revolution well since we spoke there were some elections in the state of mexico a lot of the ruling party did well why is that john well you know officially they did well as we mentioned last program there was an electoral fraud in mexico we

don't have free and fair elections we have lots of laws institutions and actually our laws of mexico are much superior to the united states we have really is strict controls over a private funding over a public participate on a government participation directly and elections we have real guarantees for a quality for authenticity for freedom of the vote but unfortunately all these laws infusions are are violent are broken and the election for the state of mexico pretty they've got the governing party won not but they will win any old candidate was the cousin of president pending yet though who is also of the son and the grandson of ex governors the state in mexico the state of mexico has been governed by the same political party for eighty eight years and they somehow managed to get that thirty three percent of the vote against the number two person who actually won then you know almost was opposed they got only thirty one percent of the vote

but when you look at the numbers you see there's lots of tampering but i doubt it was that it was a public psychological warfare campaign during many many days before the elections for instance you know the day before the election. they did the campaign headquarters lots of different campaign offices from have been at home as the. one in a candidate had where they were in the morning people coming to work and they found these severed pig ahead ball bloody now along with bloodied crosses placed outside their offices and this was campaign combined with millions of leaflets and messages on the telephones which were basically press towards the citizenry that if they can mount a vote on that sunday they would be killed false official advertisements or announcement with said you know that you shouldn't go out to vote because there would be violence that day and then when you add that into all this funny vote

counting directly in which mysteriously and what in the last all sorts of votes and electoral tortillas don't want to they were fused to open up the ballot boxes to do a whole recount of only recounted about you know three or four thousand and eighteen thousand ballot boxes interviews open up the rest i'm so this is all very fishy and this is what this is how the system works we've been doing this for decades elections mexico we've had elections it's interesting in that way we've never had the one person in you know staying in power for for decades we always have a renovation of power through elections but these elections are there in front of me very unfair but the student challenge next year and the big president elected two thousand a team i think it's really important for civil society national internationally put a lot of attention on this because the mexican government doesn't care too much about you know opposition parties but they do care about public opinion nationally

internationally and we need some support in mexico for the kind of transparency right let's not forget the alleged state terrorism with a disappearance of a forty three students you know you mentioned that we're going to talk a lot about but a little bit about nafta nafta for some of us like the fall of the berlin wall and that it gave rise to all the guards like our. slam it stepped and abuse the system grab power became oligarchs to the detriment of the economy is all and. renegotiations ago are about to begin for nafta allegedly. so can you talk about what we might dissipate here john you know what trump is announced on every game and he wants to get rid of nafta and these are the sellouts and the mexican government are desperately trying to hold on for their lives to nafta because they know that if nafta was just abrogated they would pretty much they would

lose their jobs next year and the future because it would create a short term at least economic crisis but they're not looking at the mid-term and long term there are other people in civil society in mexico who are actually very excited about the possibility of creating a new way of relating to the world from mexico not just tying our cart to the united states horse because the idea that that is going to create automatically economic development has been it's been a big lie when it comes to how you has signed nafta you know twenty three years ago you promised that mexico would be immediately pulled into the first world through nafta but it's turned out that the growth rates the poverty rates everything has gotten worse over the last two decades and so it would be really in mexico's interest to yes renegotiate nafta but from position of national dignity unfortunately what's happening in federal government mexico thinking it was basically does beg trump to keep not that any way shape or form so that's going to

mean is that nafta is actually get worse we're going to have lower labor of protection lower economic environmental protections and in general increase of you know the colonization of the mexican economy by the united states you know oil and other kind of actual resources or the top of the level there and also incorporation of mexico into the you know the now. national security state you had to mexico as part of its you know security perimeter and that's what really is there was about right well the sense that after the u.s. was dropped from being in the first world to being in the second world so it's not helping america either there are now six or seven or eight countries that are considered in the first world in terms of living standards in america does not make that cut in part because of these trade deals like nafta that doesn't help anybody but the oligarchs and i think the point just get rid of it completely is a good one you know i'm very encouraged being here in mexico city talking to the

crypt of currency community the bitcoin community companies like bits and others where you have a whole new generation that's taking sovereignty back into their own hands and they're doing an end run around the government and around these treaties to create a new economy a new blace an economy it's post app economy and you know there's a lot of insta millionaires in the crypt space and they're using that wealth to further their aims to create a more egalitarian society per the east coast a spouse by the toshi nakamoto the anonymous founder of it going going back to two thousand and eight two thousand and nine period i really feel on the ground john i know you don't cover it konami as much as as politics but do you sense that there's a potential way fare back up band that there are thoughts arean regime up and yet on mexico yes definitely max we need as many different new innovative proposals to

create you know our autonomous similar society economy politics we were all suffering under this grip on one hand the authoritarian states and the other hand. you know oligarchs financial capital of the mess to clean hand internationally and so this kind of proposals are really important i think we need to look at you know . self sustainability we also need to participate in politics imo you know i am a real ground c.n. in that sense that you know that the struggle for political power and i think is also has a profound liberating possibilities especially in a country like mexico with such a rich history of social movements and politicians struggling from below you know if you compare for instance the political tradition in mexico to the political preceded states you can see that in mexico we have much more deep commitment to you know fundamental democratic values compare you know who might have one of those are our freedom father and you compare him to george washington george washington with

a slave owner while what i did also was an apple of african descent and you can keep on going through mexican history like that you know through a bit into what is compare him to ever have been can at last a joke out of it as to franklin roosevelt the mexican leaders always come from below and are very much linked to civil society and talk about liberation not just reform and so you know i think that all of north american let america good game in a great deal from burning from the mexicans from our history and from our experience with autonomous politics and economics and it initiatives that are taking hold today yeah bant down as france did to me deep capitalized and let the spirit and culture and soul of the mexicans rise to tell all right john we got to go thanks for being on the kaiser report thank you max pleasure as always and that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max geyser and stacy herbert like to thank our guest john bell act i mean you can reach us on twitter a cause or a for and select. any

still exist. ricos treated as one. hundred three cool as little can i knew a lot of. the island is controlled by the us government and some puerto ricans crave independence. either in. order to gain again with the earliest. still many do wish to join the us hundreds more leave every day.

from a long way from india. with the country at a crossroads anger of the island is on the rise. much as it. is. by then got a session on the nod that. by then is a shift that on. i don't. want. to talk so. much so it. can be no surprise was if you have the multiple injuries among countrymen to soak them to yourself you hold most of the work but shows your yammers on the phone to

the ball on the field of command to fulfil so this is a. booking more awesome. hanumant of nothing left off allowed me. something that the. something. that. i think that. credit is one of the basic instruments to drive an economy but it can also lead to tragedy i did it i took the whole gist i came back up and met that the debt style came and it was far enough from. many lives have been broken by excessive

that the banks got you into trouble and all the big bankers got big. money by the banks but i just didn't think of three. hundred creditors people see no future bad face from happening you know you become ill you do job your relationship breaks down you become a casualty is dead a life long trip or is there a way out of those actually trying to cover an old right to future. risk and would. not.

eat. the headlines on r.t. international a u.s. military commander has warned.