Forked Tongue Talking Heads Speak The Manipulators Language
Those in the pay of bookmakers and other internal sections of the Premier League turn up with alarming regularity in the world of television punditry.
The inversion of the disinformation is hardly rocket science.
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But, generally, this is harmless media fraud.
The norm.
At the start of the season, it would seem that another agenda is being hidden upon us.
As the managers have been told that they must not speak about the match officials either before, during or after the match (the only available interaction window is the 'Respect' face-to-face in the referees dressing room pre-match), and as the number of mistakes multiply in the early phase of the season, the terms of engagement are being defined by these talking heads.
There were two very revealing instances, among several others, at the weekend.
Firstly the incident where Rodallega, having already been booked, pushed PC Howard Webb out of the way and, as Webb tried to restrain him without the use of a taser, the Wigan player swung an elbow at the referee and stormed off to confront Nemanja Vidic. The Colombian continued to push against our good constable before the situation settled down.
Hansen opined: "That's what you want to see from the ref."
No it isn't.
This is the blurring of the lines that allows the corruption to spread.
The Laws of the Game are not open to interpretation in this way.
The Laws of the Game are there to be implemented.
The raising of the arms against Webb's chest and the intent to elbow Webb were both second yellow offences.
He should have been sent off.
After Dowd had given a fictitious penalty to Everton at Burnley, Owen Coyle, the Burnley manager, unable under the Rules of the Game to comment on a clearly incorrect decision, suggested that the pundits do the job for him.
Now, it was evident that this hadn't been included on Dixon's crib sheet as he inanely blurted out: "... well, video cameras wouldn't help...".
His point apparently being that, as Dowd was just 5 metres away and failed to get the decision right, that video cameras would be equally invalid.
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Of course the penalty would have been rescinded with the use of video replay - in case it still hasn't sunk in Lee, the fact that you were able to see that Dowd had got it wrong through the use of tv images is hardly indicative of such technology not working!
While it matters more when there's money on it, this is what we'll continue to get.
Another Wunch Of Bankers
As banking executives share around the fruits of your labour in a regressive heist of some significant magnitude, Ivobank have elevated psychopathy to new levels by teaming up with not one, not two, not three, but, yes, you've guessed it, 4 bookmakers in a promotional frenzy of addiction.
The advertisement schmoozes: "The only bank that adds betting value", as clients and potential clients are tempted by a free 20 euros for opening betting accounts with one of Betsson, Unibet, Expect or Nordic Bet.
The latter firm are regarded as problematical according to Sportsbook Review with "some risk to players funds" if you deposit your cash there.
A London bank regulated by the FSA enticing the gullible to open both banking and betting accounts.
Our Great Leader would no doubt approve.
Irish Moss, Down The Moss
And does Noel Gallagher miss anything about Maine Road?
"I miss cockneys trembling trying to get a taxi in Moss Side. That's all I miss."
Massive Market Manipulation Rewarded By Key Posts All Over The Shop
Sergey Aleynikov was arrested because he is said to have stolen some trading software from Goldman Sachs, the architects of the Depression.
The US attorney dealing with the case has stated that: "The bank has raised the possibility that there is a danger that somebody who knew how to use this program could use it to manipulate markets in unfair ways."
As J.S. Kim of Seeking Alpha says: "Nobody in the mainstream media has questioned whether Goldman Sachs was and is using its proprietary trading platform to manipulate markets in unfair ways."
As Bear Stearns and Lehman Brothers were wiped out by the actions of former Goldman Sachs chief executive Hank Paulson while he was misruling the Fed last year, Goldman Sachs, under the protection of the new Fed man Tim Geithner (another Goldman Sachs for-lifer), currently covers 10% of ALL trading on the New York Stock Exchange.
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Software for manipulating markets.
With such market control and with their people in so many influential positions of state and media power, the creation of proprietary software to exploit this massive competitive advantage is pretty much child's play.
As Elliot Spitzer says: "The Fed is a Ponzi scheme, an inside job, it is outrageous, its time for Congress to say enough of this."
The Real skill, of course, is develop proprietary software that creates profit from below.
From above, you have infinitesimal abusive templates of choice.
From below, you have sousveillance.
It is the standard army/guerrilla split - muscle against incremental intelligence.
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