KW: We are witnessing one of the greatest thefts of all time. Nothing and I mean NOTHING comes even close to the heist that is being forced onto populations the world over by Central Banks acting on behalf of the elite few as we all get to that ‘retirement point’ of 65 when we hoped there would be some financial certainty after  lifes work is done. But they don’t want to pay, and they are destroying financial reality as we knew it. And for those still out there working, paying into your KiwiSaver accounts that are nothing like ‘saving accounts’ the same theft of wealth will occur when markets crash. KiwiSaver investments have the  vast majority invested into bond and share markets around the world. The likelihood of stock market crashes is extreme because it is only by accounting illusions that big corporations like IBM, Microsoft and any other company get to being profitable. The system is rigged. I repeat, the system is rigged, normal thinking does not apply. Only Central Banks purchasing ‘assets’ (many of them being failed loans) from the banking system using created money together with derivatives and computer algorithms that are propping markets, do markets stay at elevated levels. To the point, in Japan the BoJ is now the largest investor in the Japanese stock market! Too many people are saying this does not compute any more. So to the article…………… (ignore the American bit at the end)

Now it’s $13 trillion. That’s the total amount of government bonds in the world that have negative yields, according to calculations published last week by Bank of America Merrill Lynch. Given that there were almost zero negative-yielding bonds just two years ago, the rise to $13 trillion is incredible. In February 2015, the total amount of negative-yielding debt in the world was ‘only’ $3.6 trillion. A year later in February 2016 it had nearly doubled to $7 trillion. Now, just five months later, it has nearly doubled again to $13 trillion, up from $11.7 trillion just over two weeks ago. Think about that: the total sum of negative-yielding debt in

Source: The financial system is breaking down at an unimaginable pace– – Sovereign Man