Today on The Janssen Report (#81): old news, but even more valid today… On December 2, 2010, Senator Bernie Sanders gave this passionate speech [link below] to oppose the greedy confiscation of wealth by the Wall Street elite. The statistics he shared are even more extreme now, as I’ve covered …
Today on The Janssen Report (#80): understand that YOU are a stakeholder in the global economy. Learn and act to avoid losing out. The realization that the global economy is fundamentally ill is growing quickly. Not all sources, especially mass media, are pointing out that there are only 2 options: …
Today on The Janssen Report (#79): German mass media whistleblower shows how manipulated much of our news is, including intervention by intelligence agencies. Many other clear cases of Western propaganda have surfaced. Recently Dutch state TV station NOS was caught redhanded for blatant manipulation of footage and as far back …
In this introductory video I briefly explain how I think The Janssen Report can help you understand the impact of the worsening global financial situation, why it is important for everybody to understand this and how to proceed. The Janssen Report is meant to help the general public worldwide grasp …
Today on The Janssen Report (#78): Bloomberg reports US preparing charges against banks on currency rate rigging. We will see NO jail time for top Wall Street executives. Banks will settle and continue their fraudulent behavior. I wonder: where is the outrage? Do we keep accepting this and bail out …
Today on The Janssen Report (#77): world debt has reached multiples of the global GDP, which even mainstream media are now describing as unsustainable. To put it in perspective: if we could use our entire world GDP (that is: 100%!) to pay off all debts, it would take several years …
Today on The Janssen Report (#76): I answer questions pertaining to Central Bank policies around the world to stimulate the economy, particularly Quantitative Easing. I hope I succeeded in explaining this in layman’s terms. If not, please let me know. Just recently Mario Draghi, president of the European Central Bank, …
Today on The Janssen Report (#75): my thoughts on the Alibaba IPO – I think it’s overvalued. Share with me what you think. How is this better or more sustainable than Facebook, Twitter or Amazon? Well, they are profitable! They look like a cashflow power house. But they have no …
Today on The Janssen Report (#74): Strong economic power bloc rising in the East, gold plays an increasingly important role. Economic world power is shifting from West to East. Is the East just smarter or is there something bigger at play? Whatever the case, China has been hoarding gold in …
Today on The Janssen Report (#73): Every US Resident Pays 730 Dollars on Federal Debt Interest This Year. What If Interest Rates Rise? The Congressional Budget Office (CBO) estimates 2014 interest payments on US federal debt to amount to roughly 233 billion dollars. This is the number in today’s low-interest …