Wednesday, November 4, 2015

The CNN Flesh eating Rats on the Prowl again

The thing which calls itself CNN being the international propaganda arm of World Jewry, it lays in wait like a savage dog for the right moment when an opportunity to serve Israel will present itself.

When that happens, CNN pounces on what is there that can help Israel's cause or can hurt its enemy of the day, and deals with it as efficiently as would a well trained attack dog. Given that Egypt has been Israel's everyday enemy since the days of Moses, CNN has pounced on that country from the day it was founded, and has tried to hurt Egypt to serve Israel.

CNNMoney has done it again. Under the rubric of a category it calls “Investing Guide,” it ran an article under the title: “Egypt can't rely on cash-strapped Saudi Arabia,” published on November 2, 2015 on its website. As can be seen from the rest of the article, the mention of Saudi Arabia is of little importance in this case because that country has little to do with the ultimate aim of the article; to warn investors they must not invest in Egypt.

That is in keeping with the weird Jewish sense of balance. The way it is used here says that Egypt must be made to hurt because the world is boycotting Israel. That's something that must be done, say the Jews, even if Egypt is having nothing to do with the boycott of Israel. But, in the view of the Jews, Talmudic logic must be used to implement Jewish justice. Well, here it is my friend, now you know why the American Congress, that's full of Jews, is such a screwed up place.

You encounter the intended gist of the article in the few words that come at the start: “Egypt is running low on cash … it has gone from being one of the hottest areas for investors to one of the coldest.” Do you know what a seasoned investor would say to that, my dear reader? He or she would say: I love you, CNNMoney. Do you know why? Because CNN is doing the dirty work for investors.

You see, seasoned investors do not buy into an “overbought” market. They wait for a sell-off to happen, and then go in and buy cheaply. But before doing this, they want to make sure that the sell-off did not happen because there was a bubble or something as nefarious as that. No, there was no such a thing, says CNN; it's just that the central bank of Egypt ran out of foreign currency. This means the economy is as good now as it was when the earlier investors were seeing value in it, and were buying its hot assets like crazy.

This, in turn, means that if you're of the smart money crowd, you should start investing in Egypt at this time, before the place gets crowded again with all sorts of investors. Now, my friend, tell me this: who do you think will be scared and will stay out of Egyptian assets? It will be the little guys and gals called retail investors.

Meanwhile, the big hedge fund managers will see this moment as the start of the accumulation phase of the cycle, and quietly buy Egyptian assets. When finished, they will sit tightly on their acquisitions for a while. When the time comes, they will give the signal for the start of “distribution” to the retail investors who will buy the assets, and hold the bag till the next cycle begins a new.

But where will the distribution signal come from? It will come from the same people who just gave CNNMoney the signal to scare people about investing in Egypt. The website mentions one who goes by the name Tuvey. Whereas he knows what he is doing, it is beside the point whether or not the CNN editors know what they are doing. To the Tuveys of this world, CNNMoney is only one of the publications they use to tell the small investors to sell when the assets are low, and tell them to buy when the assets are high.

And they, of course, being seasoned investors and fund managers, will do the opposite. This is how wealth gets transferred from the little guys and gals who work for a living to the rapacious lazy bums who get fat siphoning off their wallets and their bank accounts.

Every time you see an article like that in a publication like CNNMoney, you should know it is a pact made in Hell. The Jews who own and run CNN get the flood of anti-Egypt hatred that turns them on; the rapacious lazy bums get the opportunity to grab the savings of those trying to save to send their kid to college or go on vacation or replace a car that's getting rickety.

Everything else that's said in the CNNMoney article is untreated sewage and must be treated as such.