He did it quite openly and the other side could see it coming but not stop it. If people are watching anything but the money system, which is the chain that binds us all, they are dead asleep as to the actual MAGA movement and its intended sovereign purpose. No nation is soverein under a rothchild bank and fractional reserve system. Been beating and will continue to beat that drum. Its probably the most difficult thing for people to grasp. Not one other issue can set us free from them. Not one. Everything else happening stems from their control of thst system. Epstein, election fraud, doge thefts of every color and kind, foreign wars, all of it. Stop them amd the world is free of it wants to be.
True, yet it stuck. Even has a short form, sovcit.
Like the way people say "I could care less" or "for all intensive purposes" or "commander and chief". We can rail all we want, but there it is
Coincidentally I've been binge watching sovcit vids lately on this one police sergeant's channel....it's uncanny how it never works, in any jurisdiction...they just get hauled out of the car, cuffed, arrested, jailed, fined, etc. They may be totally right, technically and in principle, but as a practical matter, it's a dead-end road.
GROK EXECUTIVE SUMMARY (Biggest negative note is commercial real estate debt…(bet it’s in big blue cities on Malls, downtown areas and such which are currently “no go” due to crime, homelessness and roving gangs of thieving migrants :-). At some point the retards making public policy in these areas need to be swapped out for some smart people with good brains! Instead we get idiots like Wu in Boston, the Muzzie in New York and the Commie running Los Angeles. Incompetent and corrupt to the core. No wonder Trump finally said “eff it! Guess I gotta drive this thing myself before all these ‘tards ruin the country I love into the ground).
Overview of the FSOC 2025 Annual Report
The Financial Stability Oversight Council (FSOC) 2025 Annual Report evaluates the resilience of the U.S. financial system amid economic growth, market volatility (e.g., April 2025 Treasury market events), and emerging risks.
The system is described as resilient, with stable household and corporate debt, stabilizing commercial real estate (CRE), strong risk appetite driving elevated asset valuations, and growth in nonbank sectors like money market funds (MMFs).
Key themes include integrating economic growth and national security into stability analysis, addressing regulatory burdens, and monitoring innovations like digital assets.
Key Messages from the Chair
The report emphasizes the FSOC's duty to enhance the integrity, efficiency, competitiveness, and stability of U.S. financial markets.
Priorities include market and household resilience, AI adoption, and crisis preparedness through new working groups.
No new designations were made for systemically important institutions.
Economic and Financial Market Developments
Resilient Economy: Real income growth of 1.1% YoY (as of August 2025), healthy labor markets, and moderating inflation.
Markets: Strong performance with temporary volatility; elevated asset valuations (e.g., home prices up 55% since March 2020 per FHFA index, though annual growth slowed to 2.3%).
Leverage and Liquidity: Hedge fund leverage at 2.6x gross asset value/net asset value; MMFs grew to $7.5 trillion (up 15% YoY, with government MMFs at $6.1 trillion); private credit assets under management at $1.1 trillion.
Vulnerabilities include CRE debt maturities of $936 billion in 2026 and short-term funding rollover risks.
Specific Risks and Vulnerabilities
Banking Sector: Robust capital and profitability, but calls for reducing regulatory burdens (e.g., enhanced supplementary leverage ratio reforms, stress test adjustments).
Nonbank Intermediation: Growth in MMFs, private credit (5.5% default rates), hedge funds (active in basis trades with $2.38 trillion exposure), and life insurers (increasing alternative investments and offshore reinsurance, with ceded reserves up 70% to $2.4 trillion).
Real Estate: CRE stabilization but ongoing office sector challenges (11.1% CMBS delinquencies); residential affordability strained (mortgage payments up 34% since 2020).
Cybersecurity and Operational Risks: Rising threats from AI-enhanced attacks, nation-state actors (e.g., China, North Korea), ransomware, and quantum computing risks to encryption.
Climate-Related Risks: Supervisory focus withdrawn in October 2025 to avoid "mission drift"; monitoring limited to insurance and CRE exposures.
Emerging Risks: Digital assets (e.g., tokenized MMFs at $1.7 billion, stablecoin growth via GENIUS Act); student loan delinquencies doubled pre-pandemic levels for 9 million borrowers; AI misuse.
Council Activities and Recommendations
Activities: Interagency collaborations on digital assets, cybersecurity (via FSSCC), AI, and nonbank data collection; support for Treasury market reforms and central clearing expansions.
Recommendations: Enhance Treasury market resilience; provide regulatory clarity for digital assets; reduce banking supervision burdens; strengthen cyber defenses (e.g., third-party oversight, quantum-resistant cryptography); monitor nonbank sectors and offshore reinsurance; harness AI responsibly. Several regulatory reforms were advanced or proposed in 2025 (e.g., FDIC/OCC actions on mergers and risk management).
Conclusions and Outlook
The U.S. financial system is resilient and well-functioning, supported by adequate capital, liquidity, and innovation. However, vigilance is needed for nonbank growth, cyber threats, CRE refinancing, and emerging technologies. Forward priorities include promoting growth-oriented policies, innovation in digital assets, and preparedness for potential shocks to sustain U.S. financial leadership.
https://home.treasury.gov/system/files/261/FSOC2025AnnualReport.pdf
Thank you. Appreciate that.
Weekend coming up, I can read.
https://www.whitehouse.gov/wp-content/uploads/2025/12/2025-National-Security-Strategy.pdf
Thank you Chief.
Here's the full video: https://rumble.com/v735bu2-the-boring-document-that-terrifies-the-british-empire.html
I watched this, it was very edifying. Promethean Action channel.
Those two ladies are spot on with their reporting and have been for decades.
I wish I had known about them earlier. I only recently learned about their channel.
Since the 1970s... God bless this woman. Shes one of the OG warriors still left standing.
Translation: Trump goes after the rogue intel cabal's money...
Rothchilds aren't the top... middle management.
Who's the top then?
Kek
This is What happens when you watch the Wizard of OZ and Snow White.....
He did it quite openly and the other side could see it coming but not stop it. If people are watching anything but the money system, which is the chain that binds us all, they are dead asleep as to the actual MAGA movement and its intended sovereign purpose. No nation is soverein under a rothchild bank and fractional reserve system. Been beating and will continue to beat that drum. Its probably the most difficult thing for people to grasp. Not one other issue can set us free from them. Not one. Everything else happening stems from their control of thst system. Epstein, election fraud, doge thefts of every color and kind, foreign wars, all of it. Stop them amd the world is free of it wants to be.
Kinda makes me think of the Declaration of Independence, but from global institutions.
Its been said we are finishing the American revolution.
The Austrian painter did the same thing, but then the rest of the world invaded.
Is this some sovereign citizen stuff?
There is no such thing as a sovereign citizen. It’s an oxymoron.
True, yet it stuck. Even has a short form, sovcit.
Like the way people say "I could care less" or "for all intensive purposes" or "commander and chief". We can rail all we want, but there it is
Coincidentally I've been binge watching sovcit vids lately on this one police sergeant's channel....it's uncanny how it never works, in any jurisdiction...they just get hauled out of the car, cuffed, arrested, jailed, fined, etc. They may be totally right, technically and in principle, but as a practical matter, it's a dead-end road.
Kinda like income tax
GROK EXECUTIVE SUMMARY (Biggest negative note is commercial real estate debt…(bet it’s in big blue cities on Malls, downtown areas and such which are currently “no go” due to crime, homelessness and roving gangs of thieving migrants :-). At some point the retards making public policy in these areas need to be swapped out for some smart people with good brains! Instead we get idiots like Wu in Boston, the Muzzie in New York and the Commie running Los Angeles. Incompetent and corrupt to the core. No wonder Trump finally said “eff it! Guess I gotta drive this thing myself before all these ‘tards ruin the country I love into the ground).
Overview of the FSOC 2025 Annual Report
The Financial Stability Oversight Council (FSOC) 2025 Annual Report evaluates the resilience of the U.S. financial system amid economic growth, market volatility (e.g., April 2025 Treasury market events), and emerging risks.
The system is described as resilient, with stable household and corporate debt, stabilizing commercial real estate (CRE), strong risk appetite driving elevated asset valuations, and growth in nonbank sectors like money market funds (MMFs).
Key themes include integrating economic growth and national security into stability analysis, addressing regulatory burdens, and monitoring innovations like digital assets.
Key Messages from the Chair
The report emphasizes the FSOC's duty to enhance the integrity, efficiency, competitiveness, and stability of U.S. financial markets.
Priorities include market and household resilience, AI adoption, and crisis preparedness through new working groups.
No new designations were made for systemically important institutions.
Economic and Financial Market Developments
Resilient Economy: Real income growth of 1.1% YoY (as of August 2025), healthy labor markets, and moderating inflation.
Markets: Strong performance with temporary volatility; elevated asset valuations (e.g., home prices up 55% since March 2020 per FHFA index, though annual growth slowed to 2.3%).
Leverage and Liquidity: Hedge fund leverage at 2.6x gross asset value/net asset value; MMFs grew to $7.5 trillion (up 15% YoY, with government MMFs at $6.1 trillion); private credit assets under management at $1.1 trillion.
Vulnerabilities include CRE debt maturities of $936 billion in 2026 and short-term funding rollover risks.
Specific Risks and Vulnerabilities
Council Activities and Recommendations
Conclusions and Outlook
The U.S. financial system is resilient and well-functioning, supported by adequate capital, liquidity, and innovation. However, vigilance is needed for nonbank growth, cyber threats, CRE refinancing, and emerging technologies. Forward priorities include promoting growth-oriented policies, innovation in digital assets, and preparedness for potential shocks to sustain U.S. financial leadership.