The Federal Reserve hawks are speaking out against the central bank
taking more action, according to the Wall Street Journal. Why is so much
attention given to the whims of central banks around the world? Is it
because perception of central bank power is what matters most to
markets? We talk to Peter Baxter, author of KondratieffWinter.com, if
power of perception is enough to keep the economy going...and what
happens if when it runs out.
Startling Evidence That Central Banks And Wall Street Insiders Are Rapidly Preparing For Something BIG
The Economic Collapse: If you want to figure out what is going to happen next in the
financial markets, carefully watch what the insiders are doing. Those
that are "connected" have access to far better sources of information
than the rest of us have, and if they hear that something big is coming
up they will often make very significant moves with their money in
anticipation of what is about to happen. Right now, Wall Street
insiders and central banks all around the globe are making some very
unusual moves. In fact, they appear to be rapidly preparing for
something really big. So exactly what are they up to? In a previous
article entitled "Are The Government And The Big Banks Quietly Preparing For An Imminent Financial Collapse?", I speculated that they may be preparing for a financial meltdown of some sort. As I noted in that article, more than 600 banking executives
have resigned from their positions over the past 12 months, and I have
been personally told that a substantial number of Wall Street bankers
have been shopping for "prepper properties" this summer. But now even
more evidence has emerged that quiet preparations are being made for an
imminent financial collapse. That doesn't guarantee that something will
happen or won't happen. Like any good detective, we are gathering
clues and trying to figure out what the evidence is telling us. Why Is George Soros Selling So Much Stock And Buying So Much Gold?Misandrists and Inconvenient Truths: Safe passage for Julian Assange to Ecuador? - George Galloway
Earlier in June, Assange requested political asylum at Ecuador's embassy Part 2
Libya August Update - Libyans Return From Syria in Boxes
Finns Prepare For Euro's End: "Deeply Suspicious" of EU's 'Gang of Four'
Insisting that the break-up of the Euro does not mean the end of the
European Union, Tuomioja believes "it could make the EU function
better," but comments that he is deeply suspicious of the 'gang of four' - which includes Draghi - with regard his promises (especially ESM seniority) adding that he "does not trust these people." Source
Gerald Celente 'Pessimist Porn Dealer': "All of Society is Rotting Out!"
Alex is joined by American trend forecaster, business consultant and
author Gerald Celente. He joins Alex to discuss the accelerating
economic meltdown that could ultimately lead to Martial Law being
declared. Source
Medical support to detainee operations manual reveals new drugs can be tested on prisoners
By Madison Ruppert: A recently revealed document entitled “Medical Support to Detainee Operations,”
originally published in November 2007 by the United States Army,
reveals some quite disturbing realities of what goes on in detainee
operations run by the U.S. military.
For those who are not familiar with detainee operations or the
related “internment/resettlement operations,” I highly recommend you
watch the below video from May of this year covering the military’s
internment/resettlement operations manual:
While some of the newly released manual made public by Public
Intelligence on August 16, 2012 seems to be positive such as some of the
prohibited acts which include “killing, torture, medical/scientific
experimentation, physical mutilation, removal of tissues/organs for
transplantation, and causing serious injury, pain, and suffering.”
Interestingly, it appears that this document would incriminate some
individuals who have participated in past interrogations, including the health care personnel responsible for forcibly injecting detainees at Guantanamo Bay with “mind altering drugs.”
Released Iranian national: US imprisonment, one's most horrifying ordeal
The released Iranian national, Shahrzad Mir-Qolikhan, who was in a
United States prison for five years over unfounded allegations, tells
Press TV that she had "the most horrifying experience" there as a
political hostage. Source
GREEK CRISIS: Why Antonis Samaras will not be going into battle unarmed next week - The Slog
The Greek Prime Minister has some good cards close to his chest, according to Slog sources
You can hardly blame many EU commentators for having found The Slog’s ‘bondholder haircut and debt forgiveness’ Greek story
from last weekend far-fetched. But an increasingly wide range of
observers have since emailed me to say they’re convinced that the story
is well-founded. Now more clues are emerging….and again, they relate to
three consistent themes in The Slog’s approach to the Greek crisis:
Samaras is being (with his Finance Minister) increasingly secretive
towards his Coalition partners; the geopolitical dimension remains as
important as ever; and the Germans are not going to budge: either the
Greeks toe the line, or they’re out. (And if Berlin’s will doesn’t
prevail, they’re off).
Earlier this week, Merkel spokesman Stefan Siebert said there would
be no more compromise with Athens, but then made what I found an odd
statement under the circumstances. He said that “further decisions will
have to wait until after a report from the troika is released in October.”
Publicly, Greece can’t wait that long. The Athens bond issue raised
more than enough to pay off the ECB’s maturing bondholding on August
20th. Several sources across the markets think it highly likely that
Mario Draghi bought a fair chunk of them himself, in order to neutralise
the potential insolvency. But having scraped through that hole in the
wall, the Greeks are still left with only a week or more of money – by
which time they will need the €13.5bn bailout tranche to avoid
insolvency again.