If there is one focal issue which all people, parties and movements in America seem to agree on, it is the need for JOBS. But what has escaped the Madison Avenue inspired White House spin doctors is the proper way to approach the issue. In a classic case of the Freudian slip, the Administration still insists (in typical narcissistic [...]
Archive for February, 2010
Friday’s 1-Point Post: JOBS
Mirror, Mirror, On the Wall.
Who’s the first to take the Fall? Why Europe, of course, the decadent epi-center of the Anglo Dutch Financial Oligarchy. Though many will predict the end of the Euro for all sorts of complex reasons, there is really only one “economic indicator” which makes this a foregone conclusion–the banks have already bet against it, just like they [...]
The Predictable Odor of the Seepage
As mainstream media can no longer contain the bubbling slime of depravity, the predictable odor from this seepage begins to smell familiar. Secret AIG Document Shows Goldman Sachs Minted Most Toxic CDOs Not that it should come as any surprise to most of us, but even the most stalwart and civic-minded of the naive should wake up [...]
Sovereign State Banks Gain Momentum
Now comes Illinois, Oregon, Massachusetts, Idaho and California (joining Florida) with gubernatorial candidates whose platforms contain our Sovereign State Solution. Virginia’s initiative suffered a setback, but it could just as easily be restored. From Ellen Brown’s most recent article: It is time to put Oregonians back to work. It is also time to declare economic sovereignty from the multi-national [...]
All Roads Lead to Rothschild
As we have said, time and time again, it is not “the British” (and certainly not the British people) who dominate the global banking cartel, but rather the generational banking dynasty of the Rothschild’s, whose legacy from the time of Nathan Rothschild, was to advance the architecture of global central banking. “I care not what puppet [...]
Where Fiscal Responsibility Meets Austerity
Though I never thought I’d side with a former IMF economist, I must admit that most of what Simon Johnson says is in agreement with my core beliefs. Of course, I agree with most of what Barack Obabma says – it’s what he does that sickens me. I’ve added the Peterson Commission’s IIE web site to [...]
Too Big To Fail’s Hold Record Cash Reserves
Bloomberg tells us that U.S. lenders are sitting on $1.29 trillion in cash, “equal to a record 98 cents for every dollar of existing business loans”. But neither the banks, nor Bloomberg, is actually telling you why. We therefore take this opportunity to translate into reality. First of all, the remaining “assets” on the TBTF’s balance sheets [...]
