Greece is Dying - Το Βλέμμα του Οδυσσέα - Ulysses´Gaze - Thanasis Veggos and Harvey Kaitel

A film by Theo Angelopoulos... 1935 - 2012. Thanasis Veggos and Harvey Kaitel in a great scene of the movie.

" Ξέρεις κάτι; Η Ελλάδα πεθαίνει.
Πεθαίνουμε σα λαός. Κάναμε τον κύκλο μας, δεν ξέρω πόσες χιλιάδες χρόνια, ανάμεσα σε σπασμένες πέτρες και αγάλματα.
Και πεθαίνουμε....
Αλλά αν είναι να πεθάνει η Ελλάδα, να πεθάνει γρήρορα. Γιατί η αγωνία κρατάει πολύ και κάνει πολύ θόρυβο..."

Austerity, Printing and Running. It's All Legal, Folks! - Max Keiser with Gonzalo Lira + Warren Pollock responds

Warren Pollock responds to Keiser Report interview with Gonzalo Lira "You have been served."

Warren Pollock on Why Gonzalo Lira is Wrong About Bank Holidays. Warren Pollock dissects Gonzalo Lira's recent interview with Max Keiser and discusses his disagreement with Lira on the issue of bank holidays.  Rather than a bank holiday, Pollock agrees with Sinclair and The Doc that we will see QE to Infinity....AND BEYOND!!!

Refugee camp massacre: Libyan militia launch racist raid

Heavily armed fighters have attacked a camp of about 1,500 refugees on the outskirts of Tripoli, opening fire on its inhabitants. At least six were killed in the incident raising fears that civilians have little protection from militias running amok. Moreover, the fact that the attack took place just outside the capital itself begs the question of just how much control the interim government actually has over the country.

"Men from Misrata came to the camp [in Janzour district] at 10 o'clock [Monday]. We knew they were from Misrata because it was written all over their cars," camp resident Huda Bel-Eid said at Tripoli Medical Hospital, Al Jazeera reports.

According to various reports between six and twelve people were killed, including children, women and the elderly. The area around the camp was cut off by the attackers to prevent any help reaching the refugees.

British, Qatari troops already waging secret war in Syria?

British and Qatari troops are directing rebel ammunition deliveries and tactics in the bloody battle for Homs, according to an Israeli website known for links to intelligence sources.

Four centers of operation have been established in the city with the troops on the ground paving the way for an undercover Turkish military incursion into Syria.

'Drone attacks illegal, fuel terror' - Pakistani Foreign Minister + Analysis

American drones hitting targets on Pakistani territory is illegal, and involvement of the Pakistani spy agencies with Taliban not even worthy of comment, said Hina Rabbani Khar, Pakistan's Foreign Minister.

Black Holes & Gold Hills - Max Keiser

The latest discoveries of blackholes in the financial universe and the populations growing permanently poorer as a result. In the second half of the show, Max talks to Dr. Yanis Varoufakis about financial horror, a currency from which you can't escape and the Greek situation. Source

Jim Rogers on emerging markerts Gold and Support for Ron Paul

Why He Is Boycotting Israel. Robert Del Naja Of Massive Attack Tells William Parry

The movement for a cultural boycott of Israel in response to its treatment of the Palestinians, modelled on the boycott of apartheid South Africa, could eclipse decades of disingenuous political charades in engaging western intellectuals, academics and artists. Internationally renowned figures such as Naomi Klein and Ken Loach have supported the call, and now one of Britain's most successful bands, Massive Attack, is publicly backing the boycott.

“I've always felt that it's the only way forward," Robert Del Naja, the band's lead singer, tells me when we meet at the Lazarides gallery in Fitzrovia, London. Del Naja is an artist as well as musician and his face and fingers are speckled with paint. Dozens of his pictures are strewn 
all over the wooden floorboards, drying. "It's a system that's been applied to many countries. It's a good thing to aim for because it applies the continual pressure that's needed." Musicians have a history of rallying the public to supporting political causes. The global anti-apartheid movement got the fillip it desperately needed when musicians began supporting it. The single "Sun City" by Artists United Against Apartheid in 1985 and the 70th-birthday tribute concert for Nelson Mandela at Wembley in 1988 catapulted the cause into millions of ordinary homes. “I think musicians have a major role to play," Del Naja says. "I find the more I get involved, the more the movement becomes something tangible. I remember going to 'Artists Against Apartheid' gigs, and 'Rock Against Racism' gigs around the same sort of time. Bands like the Clash and the Specials had a lot to do with influencing the minds of the youth in those days."

The Three Demands of Silver

INTRODUCING THE GOVERNMENT’S NEWEST UNPAID SPY: YOU

One of the most terrifying aspects of George Orwell’s seminal work 1984 was his description of how society had turned into one giant police agency. People were encouraged to rat each other out, groomed since childhood to be unpaid government spies: 
“[Children] adored the Party and everything connected with it… All their ferocity was turned outwards, against the enemies of the State, against foreigners, traitors, saboteurs, thought-criminals. It was almost normal for people over thirty to be frightened of their own children.”
The Department of Homeland Security’s “If you see something, say something…” is not too far off from this paradigm– encouraging citizens to rat each other out to the police for the mere suspicion of potential wrong-doing.
DHS Secretary Janet Napolitano even made a special appearance at last Sunday’s Super Bowl to get the message out about ‘public vigilance,’ and ensure that the entire city of Indianapolis was blanketed with advertisements from her Big Brother campaign.

‘Banned’ nerve gases to be used on UK streets?

The UK government may consider the development of chemical weapons for domestic law enforcement, that's according to the national academy of sciences. The group of experts has asked UK officials to clarify their intentions for the substances. The nerve gases being discussed were banned from military use nearly 20 years ago.

Live 4 Ever - Deek Jackson +

Iran, The Dollar And Financial Warfare - Jim Rickards - Capital Account

This is warfare that consists of sabotage, assassination, special operations, psychological operations, attacks on critical infrastructure, cyber warfare and - the most recent addition to the arsenal - financial warfare James Rickards. 

Capital Account update: US Republican presidential hopeful Rick Santorum won all three republican voting contests last night. Let's just remind our viewers what some of his thoughts are regarding foreign policy and Iran...

Racist Britain: A thing of the past? - The Big Story

The callous murder of 18-year old Stephen Lawrence on a south east London street by a gang of white racists shocked the country but it was the attitude of the police and bungling of the case against his killers that proved, perhaps, the biggest shock.

TSA Help Wanted - No Education Needed

The latest activism video from Mike Adams, the Health Ranger, hilariously depicts "TSA perverts" watching naked body scanner porn, stealing expensive electronics from the luggage of air travelers, digging for crotch gold during "enhanced pat downs" and turning into total psychopathic criminals. Source

Traumas faced by Palestinians living under occupation - Remember Palestine

In this edition of the show, we are looking at the trauma faced by Palestinians living under occupation with a group that has recently returned from Gaza.

We will be interviewing representatives of the Palestine Trauma Centre (UK), set up to support mental health and community workers in Gaza who are dealing every day with a traumatized population.

Israeli union federation launches nationwide strike

Israel's main trade union federation has launched a national strike intended to shut down government offices, banks, airports, ports and rail services.

Histadrut said it was in protest at the government's use of contract workers, who often earn less and receive fewer benefits than permanent employees.

Finance Minister Yuval Steinitz said the strike was unnecessary and would harm the country's economy.

The Israeli Chambers of Commerce put the cost at about $100m (£63m) a day.

The high court rejected a petition against the strike by the chambers of commerce on Tuesday, saying it did not see a reason to intervene.

Overnight talks between the finance ministry and Histadrut also failed.