Did the “Central Banks’ Central Bank” Just Call for a Stock-Market Collapse?

• The BIS, FedRes, ECB, IMF, World Bank, BOE … and practically all central banks are privately owned Illuminist corporations. Their owners are the Satanic bloodlines, the Old Black Nobility of Europe headed by the British Monarchy. Their objectives are: Luciferian New World Order, Global Supra-National Central Bank, One World Currency backed by gold –> ‘666’!
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• This coming collapse is more than a stock market collapse. It is a global economic, financial and currency collapse. The drums of their Satanic WW3 Is beating louder and louder.
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• Did the “central banks’ central bank” just call for a stock-market collapse? 
  by NotQuant on June 30, 2014, http://notquant.com/ 
  Don’t look now, but the Bank for International Settlements (BIS), which is often referred to as the “central banks’ central bank”, just advised the world’s central banks to stage a market collapse now rather than later.
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  For anyone claiming that the many global critics of central banks are a “bunch of doomers”, that argument has now been officially buried, as the world’s premier forum of central bankers just sounded the alarm themselves:
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  “The risk of normalising too late and too gradually should not be underestimated… The trade-off is now between the risk of bringing forward the downward leg of the cycle and that of suffering a bigger bust later on .”
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  So what was that about “bringing forward the downward leg of the cycle”?   For anyone who thinks collapses aren’t planned, let’s call that “Exhibit A”.  So much for free markets.  Let’s be clear:  The same forum of the world’s central bankers which recommended this monster bubble in the first place  and enriched the world’s top-1% to historic levels, is now discussing “bringing forward the downward leg of the cycle“.  Is there anything that isn’t planned?
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  Oh well, so much for our roaring equity markets. Those are apparently about to be sacrificed in a planned collapse — er, sorry, in a “bringing forward of the downward leg of the cycle“.   Not that our soaring markets were indicative of any underlying economic health anyway.   The BIS was kind enough to point out to it’s member central-banks that, markets are not only officially broken but the disconnect between markets and economic reality is your fault guys.
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  “Financial markets have been exuberant over the past year, at least in advanced economies, dancing mainly to the tune of central bank decisions. … Growth has disappointed even as financial markets have roared:  The transmission chain seems to be badly impaired.   …  Over time, policies lose their effectiveness and may end up fostering the very conditions they seek to prevent”.
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  The BIS is worried about the bubble it recommended in the first place:
  Well it’s all very nice that the BIS has warned that the world’s central banks have now officially broken markets and created a new bubble.    But there seems to be some serious double-speak involved in the language of “recovery” and “new bubble creation”.  Literally everyone in central-banking-land agreed that the bubble needed to be reflated after the housing-bust.  But now that it’s been reflated there’s a rather ironic concern that…uh oh… we reflated it.
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