The ever present Goldman Sachs footprints.
Goldman is the same Wall Street firm that bought their way into Hillary's presidential purse via the ruse of public speaking. It was more likely a family confab.
Now it appears after Mark Carney, as noted here a Goldmanite, has done whatever damage he can, he will be jumping ship as most central banks around the globe have sterilized everything including themselves and their policies. Look for Magic Mario another GS alum to go. This is a blow to the global elites and their plan to enslave the rabble.
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In November 2012, the central bank-watching world was rocked when instead of Paul Tucker, a three decade veteran at the Bank of England replacing outgoing governor Mervyn King as many expected, the new head of the central bank was revealed to be former Goldmanite Mark Carney, something we had anticipated previously despite realizing that the optics of Goldman dominating European politics and finance, left quite a bit to be desired.
However, four years later, in the aftermath of the Brexit revolution that has swept from power virtually everyone that was part of the political group that onboarded Carney in 2012, Carney may be calling it a day. According to several British newspaper, such as The Times and Mail Online, Mark Carney’s "self-imposed deadline" for declaring whether he will stay in office beyond 2018 is fast approaching, and the central banker may decide to step down as soon as next week.
zerohedge.com/news/2016-10-29/boes-carney-may-announce-decision-step-down-week
Goldman is the same Wall Street firm that bought their way into Hillary's presidential purse via the ruse of public speaking. It was more likely a family confab.
Now it appears after Mark Carney, as noted here a Goldmanite, has done whatever damage he can, he will be jumping ship as most central banks around the globe have sterilized everything including themselves and their policies. Look for Magic Mario another GS alum to go. This is a blow to the global elites and their plan to enslave the rabble.
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In November 2012, the central bank-watching world was rocked when instead of Paul Tucker, a three decade veteran at the Bank of England replacing outgoing governor Mervyn King as many expected, the new head of the central bank was revealed to be former Goldmanite Mark Carney, something we had anticipated previously despite realizing that the optics of Goldman dominating European politics and finance, left quite a bit to be desired.
However, four years later, in the aftermath of the Brexit revolution that has swept from power virtually everyone that was part of the political group that onboarded Carney in 2012, Carney may be calling it a day. According to several British newspaper, such as The Times and Mail Online, Mark Carney’s "self-imposed deadline" for declaring whether he will stay in office beyond 2018 is fast approaching, and the central banker may decide to step down as soon as next week.
zerohedge.com/news/2016-10-29/boes-carney-may-announce-decision-step-down-week
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