Debunking More Climate Change Mumbo-Jumbo - Meteorologist Piers Corbyn

Piers Corbyn, who is a meteorologist, astrophysicist, outspoken critic of the theory of anthropogenic global warming, and owner of the business Weather Action. Source 

Rick Falkvinge at Hard Rock Café, Prague - Pirate Party

Exclusive interview for Czech Position from Papa Pirate, the founder of the first Pirate Party. Rick came to Prague to speak about Bitcoin, a new virtual cash technology, but touched upon many interesting subject from Marx to monopoly in the conversation with Petr Matějček. Source

Bully Boys in Brussels Building Europrison - Nigel Farage + Athens Radio

The Greek economy - already teetering on the brink - has taken another turn for the worse. That's the verdict coming from IMF officials. Austerity inspectors visited the country to check whether it's meeting the conditions set up by international creditors. If the demands aren't fulfilled, Greece won't get a second lifeline of one hundred and thirty billion euros. And another debt-ridden Eurozone economy - Italy - is undergoing a further round of belt-tightening, as its lower house of Parliament is about to vote for more austerity measures. Nigel Farage, MEP and leader of the UK independence party, says the hands of Eurozone strugglers are tied while they are trapped within the bloc. Source

Greece must fight to get her democracy back from the EU. Source

'Libyans don't trust Western crownies ruling them'

The streets of Benghazi are once again the focal point for crowds of angry Libyans - only this time they are protesting against the country's new government. For two days, tens of thousands of protesters have been demanding more transparency and honesty from the National Transitional Council. The demonstrators are infuriated by secrecy surrounding the country's decision-making and finances. The city of Benghazi was where the NATO-backed rebellion began and ultimately ended 40 years of Colonel Muamar Gaddafi's rule. Patrick Hayes, reporter for the online magazine spiked, told RT Libyan people have finally realized the NTC falls short of representing their interests. Source

US Attack on Pak Soldiers & Iran Downing Drone Explained

The US was disappointed that there was a lull in the Pakistani attacks on the Taliban. Also the US was disappointed that Iran no longer supported its presence in Iraq. The Pakistani soldiers were attacked in expectation that Pakistan would back down and also stop the flow of sophisticated weapons that have recently started up from Iran to the Taliban.
In the event the calculation backfired with the Pakistani population overwhelmingly angry at the US, eventhough their country is virtually destitute from the 10 year support it has offered the US in its war on terror. The brotherly ties between Zardari and Ahmadinejad are strengthened and explained in this video.
The US can no longer survive in Afghanistan without support from either Pakistan or Iran. Source

Shut down the city of London!

Ron Paul: Bernanke Will Destroy the Middle Class

Ron Paul is America's leading voice for limited, constitutional government, low taxes, free markets, sound money, and a pro-America close foreign US military bases foreign policy. Source

Kyle Bass On Rehypothecation And Other Keynesian Endgame Scenarios

Submitted by Tyler Durden If readers have the sense there has been a deluge of Kyle Bass reading (and viewing) materials on Zero Hedge in the past two weeks, it is because there has been: and why not - after all, unlike all other cheap talking heads, and know-nothing pundits who merely need a suit to make an appearance on one of the TV's financial comedy channels, Kyle has been consistent in the most important thing - telling the truth. Today, he took his resurgent popularity to CNBC which always knows which way the winds blow, and told David Faber more or less everything that Zero Hedge readers know already about Europe's collapse, on why the ECB will print but only after a default, and about the inevitable global debt restructuring. There was a twist: as most regulars here know, the key topic of the past week, of December, and potentially of 2011, is the limitless "fractional Prime Broker lending" of assets-cum-liabilities (and when it comes to the realization that one's gold itself may be rehypothecated, via GLD, it is no surprise why paper gold is plunging, with the expected delayed effect of slow comprehension) in an infinite loop of daisy chained counterparty exposure, also known as rehypothecation. Which is precisely what what Bass touches on 9 minutes 30 seconds into the interview when the discussion shifts to "shortening collateral chains." Must watch for everyone who enjoys not being lied to. Source

What I have been afraid to blog about: The ESF and Its History

'Biggest World Bankruptcy, Yet To Come'

The biggest economic collapse and bankruptcy in the world would be the loss of the world's reserve currency for the United States, an American financial analyst tells Press TV. Source

Alex Jones on Drone Drama and US War on Americans and the World

U.S. spy drones have been used to fight the war on terror worldwide, but now reports have surfaced suggesting they're being used against American citizens too. A family in North Dakota was arrested with the help of a drone. U.S. radio host Alex Jones says the government is becoming the enemy of the people. Source

THE MORAL HAZARD RING

Jim Rogers: Abolish the Fed

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Ben Bernanke Will Go Down In History As The Fed Chairman Who Destroyed The Country

Frequent DailyTicker guest Howard Davidowitz of Davidowitz & Associates has no doubt about what Ben Bernanke's legacy will be.
Ben Bernanke, says Davidowitz, will forever be known as the Fed Chairman who destroyed the dollar, bailed out the banks, and perpetuated a monetary Ponzi scheme that will ultimately end in collapse.
But wait. Didn't Ben Bernanke save the country from a second Great Depression?
Absolutely not, says Davidowitz. Source

Daniel Hannan's "FU2" Response to Eurocrats loathing of Britain

Daniel Hannan speaking in the debate on the conclusions of the European Council meeting (8-9 December). The debate took place during the European Parliament plenary session in Strasbourg this week. Source