Telling the truth has become a revolutionary act, so let us salute those who disclose the necessary facts.
ALTERNATIVE NEWS
2 Aug 2012
Capital Punishment for Crimes Against Capital - Max Keiser with Birgitta Jonsdottir
In Gold, Silver, Diamonds, & Stock Markets, Controlling Perception is the Banker Weapon Du Jour - JS Kim

Aleppo Today - Mr Aleppo
Morris: It is now rare to get through to Aleppo! The Army also has its eye on Turkey!
We Should All Love Fed Transparency - azizonomics
Aziz: Ron Paul’s signature Audit the Fed legislation finally passed the
House; on July 25, the House bill was passed 327 to 98. But the chances
of a comprehensive audit of monetary policy — including the specifics of
the 2008 bailouts — remain distant.
Why? Well, the Fed doesn’t seem to want the sunshine. Critics
including the current Fed regime claim that monetary policy transparency
would politicise the Fed and compromise its independence, and allow
public sentiment to interfere with what they believe should be a process
left to experts dispassionately interpreting the economic data.
Although the St. Louis Fed makes economic data widely available, monetary policy is determined behind closed doors, and transactions are carried out in secret.
We fully accept the need for transparency and accountability, but it is a well-established fact that an independent central bank will provide better outcomes.
Ron Paul:
When the Fed talks about independence, what they’re really talking about is secrecy. What the GAO cannot audit is monetary policy. It would not be able to look at agreements and operations with foreign central banks, and governments, and other banks, transactions made under the direction of the FOMC [Federal Open Market Committee], and discussions or communications between the board and the Federal Reserve system relating to all those items. And why this is important is because of what happened 4 years ago. It’s estimated that the amount of money that went in and out of the Fed overseas is $15 trillion. How did we get into this situation where Congress has nothing to say about bailing out all these banks?
What I am struggling to understand is why the Fed is so keen to not
disclose the inner workings of monetary policy even in retrospect. How
can we judge the success of monetary policy operations without the raw
facts? How can we have an informed debate about what the Fed does unless we know exactly what the Fed does?
Anaheim solidarity marches, Frack Attack protests 'No Justice, No Peace!"
The Jewish Hoax - Michael Hoffman
Michael Hoffman questions the legitimacy of anyone's claim of being a Jew. Source
Federal court calls for TSA to explain defiance of naked body scanner order
These hearings were supposed to address the rules and regulations pertaining to the use of these scanners, which have been linked to significant health risks, place quite considerable costs on the taxpayer and most importantly don’t even work as they are supposed to.
Israeli-Palestinian conflict on NY billboards
Max Keiser: Cancer is How They Will Take It All
Message to the Voting Cattle - Larken Rose
By FreiwilligFrei:
This video is a US-version of the video
"Nachricht an das Stimmvieh", produced by FreiwilligFrei.de, a german
group of bloggers and activists. http://www.freiwilligfrei.info/ focuses on voluntarism and the philosophy of freedom.
The „rulers" actually don't matter. They are vastly outnumbered by the people like you and me. The problem is those who legitimate the "rulers" with their votes, remaining silent when the "rulers" commit evils in their names.
Most of them do not feel bad about that. Many of them even cheer and applaude to their "rulers" and they defend the crimes they commit.
The „rulers" actually don't matter. They are vastly outnumbered by the people like you and me. The problem is those who legitimate the "rulers" with their votes, remaining silent when the "rulers" commit evils in their names.
Most of them do not feel bad about that. Many of them even cheer and applaude to their "rulers" and they defend the crimes they commit.
Berkshire Bank sues LIBOR Banks for fraud
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