25 Jun 2012
Whistleblower: TSA Hiring Criminals on Purpose!!
The Absurdity of NATO: azizonomics
The whole world knows the name Gavrilo Princip, and that of he man he
assassinated, Archduke Franz Ferdinand. Princip’s shot triggered the
Austro-Hungarian invasion of Serbia that set in motion the chain of
events leading to the Great War of 1914.
After Serbia appealed to Russia for help, Russia began moving towards
mobilization of its army, believing that Germany was using the crisis
as an excuse to launch war in the Balkans. Upon hearing news of Russia’s
general mobilization, Germany declared war on Russia. The German army
then launched its attack on Russia’s ally, France, through Belgium,
violating Belgian neutrality and bringing Great Britain into the war as
well.
Is it possible that a similar chain of events may have already begun
unfurling with the Syrian downing of a Turkish F-4 fighter jet? Turkey
have already invoked a full meeting of NATO, claimed that Syria have
fired on a second Turkish plane, and vowed that Syria’s actions “won’t go unpunished”.
We Are Living in a ‘Modern-Day Depression’: David Rosenberg
The Federal Reserve cut its growth forecast for the second half of
2012 and 2013 last week, raising concerns yet again about the potential
for a "double-dip" recession. While some, notably the cycle watchers at
ECRI, believe the U.S. economy is definitely heading for another
recession (or already there), Gluskin Sheff's chief economist and
strategist David Rosenberg goes a big step further.
"We are living in a modern-day depression," he declares.
This dramatic statement is based on several factors, including the
record number of Americans living on Food Stamps — 46 million or 1-in-7
in 2011. Because these benefits are now given in the form of electronic
debit cards, we don't have bread lines like in the 1930s, but they are
there in virtual form. And that's just the most obvious form of
government support for its struggling citizenry.
Keynesian solution? Soros Calls on EU to Start Joint Debt Fund
Billionaire 'Terrorist Country Raping' investor George Soros speaks about Europe's sovereign-debt crisis. Soros called on Europe to start a fund to buy Italian and Spanish bonds, warning that a failure by leaders meeting this week to produce drastic measures could spell the demise of the currency. He spoke yesterday with Bloomberg Television's Francine Lacqua in 'The World's Fraud capital' London. Source
Another European Summit, Another Beggars At The Feast Spectacle? + Spain Formally Comes A Begging
And here I'm breaking bread With the upper crust! Beggar at the feast! Master of the dance! Life is easy pickings If you grab your chance. Everywhere you go Law-abiding folk Doing what is decent But they're mostly broke! Singing to the Lord on Sundays Praying for the gifts He'll send. But we're the ones who take it We're the ones who make it in the end!
– “Beggars at the Feast,” from Les Miserables
J. Luis Martín: The European Union will hold yet another do-or-die summit this week. On this occasion, “growth” is the plat du jour;
the allegedly missing recipe in the “plan” to save the euro. In
addition, some suggest that this time is also “different” because Greece, France, Italy and Spain may now be ready to corner Germany to relax its sacrosanct fixation with austerity. This summit truly promises to be quite a gathering of beggars at a feast, no less.
Billions to nowhere
The outcome of previous European summits leaves little room for hope that anything substantial will be achieved
this time around, except perhaps for another massive central bank
intervention, as was the case after last summer’s “Marshall Plan”
summit, as well as after last December’s “10 days to save the euro”
meeting.
Superbug vs. Monsanto: Nature rebels against biotech titan + GM Grass Kills Cows In Texas: Cyanide Gas!
A growing number of rootworms are now able to devour genetically
modified corn specifically designed by Monsanto to kill those same
pests. A new study shows that while the biotech giant may triumph in
Congress, it will never be able to outsmart nature.
Western corn rootworms have been able to harmlessly consume the
genetically modified maize, a research paper published in the latest
issue of the journal GM Crops & Food reveals. A 2010 sample of the
rootworm population had an elevenfold survival rate on the genetically
modified corn compared to a control population. That’s eight times more
than the year before, when the resistant population was first
identified.
Experts are also noting that this year’s
resistant rootworm populations are maturing earlier than expected. In
fact, the time the bug’s larvae hatched was the earliest in decades.
“The
Western corn rootworm 'season' is underway at a pace earlier than I
have experienced since I began studying this versatile insect as a
graduate student in the late 1970s,” entomologist Mike Gray wrote in The Bulletin, a periodical issued by the University of Chicago’s Department of Crop Studies.
Repeatlessness: 2:9 Mechanics of Mind Control • Dr. Joe Marshalla
Watch complete 3 part series: http://www.drjoesvideo.com Source
'Israel, an apartheid state' - The Russell Tribunal, South Africa
The Russell Tribunal in South Africa has officially named Israel and apartheid state.
South Africans are combating oppression in Palestine, sparing on their own struggle against apartheid.
South Africans are combating oppression in Palestine, sparing on their own struggle against apartheid.
Wolfgang Schäuble: Ask Not What Germany Can Do For You, Ask How Many Government Workers You Can Fire
Submitted by Tyler Durden: And it seemed like the most innocent case of detached retina ever. On Friday, newly elected Greek PM Samaras had to be rushed to the hospital due
to the rather peculiar ocular complication, only to be followed
promptly by the new Finance Minister Vassilis Rapanos fainting and also
being given urgent medical care. Both are procedures that require a few
hours of inpatient treatment. Yet judging by the implications these two
freak occurrences have had, one would image that both patients are
comatose and on the same ventilator that kept former Egyptian president
Hosni Mubarak half alive, half dead a week ago. The punchline, however,
is that this may be the only case of detached retina in modern history
that costs a country €5 billion.
From Kathimerini:
"The health problems of Prime Minister Antonis Samaras and new Finance Minister Vassilis Rapanos this weekend are changing the government’s timetable and postponing the visit of the representatives of Greece’s creditors by a week, according to state-run TV. The hospitalization of the two very people the inspectors of the European Commission, the European Central Bank and the International Monetary Fund – collectively known as the troika – wished to meet, means that the latter had to put off their visit that was originally planned for Monday."
'I think I got away with it': Dumb thug is convicted after being caught bragging on Facebook even before jury began deliberations (Lol)
- Michael Ruse changed his plea to guilty after his Facebook updates were printed off and delivered to court anonymously
- He had been on trial for attacking his friend's father with a baseball bat and baton
- Asked by a friend how the case was going, he wrote: 'Yeah I think I get away with it tbh x (sic)'
- He described the judge as 'stuck up' in another update after he was convicted
- But he escaped with a suspended prison sentence, a curfew and a fine
- He has been back on Facebook since, complaining about having to stay indoors at night