Telling the truth has become a revolutionary act, so let us salute those who disclose the necessary facts.
22 Aug 2012
"The Conspiracy to Feminize Males and Masculinize Females" - Curtis Duncan
George Orwell is 'too Left-wing’ for a statue, BBC tells Joan Bakewell
When the George Orwell Memorial Trust proposed a statue of the writer for outside the BBC’s new headquarters it expected an enthusiastic response.
By Anita Singh: However, not everyone appeared enamoured of the plan.
According to Baroness Bakewell, who is backing the campaign, Mark Thompson,
the Corporation’s outgoing director general, said the statue could not be
erected on BBC premises because Orwell was “too Left-wing”.
Orwell worked as a BBC journalist, producing radio programmes at Broadcasting
House during the Second World War before leaving to publish Animal Farm and
Nineteen Eighty-Four.
Mr Thompson’s remark will surprise critics of the BBC, who have long accused
the corporation of liberal bias.
Lady Bakewell said the exchange took place earlier this year.
“I met Mark Thompson at a BBC reception and mentioned the project. He said,
'Oh no, Joan, we can’t possibly. It’s far too Left-wing an idea’,” she said.
Writing in today's Daily Telegraph, Lady Bakewell said the BBC should “honour the greatest British journalist of his day” with a statue in the piazza outside the new Broadcasting House in Oxford Circus, central London.
A number of serving BBC journalists, including Andrew Marr and James Naughtie, have helped to raise more than £60,000 for it to be made.
Writing in today's Daily Telegraph, Lady Bakewell said the BBC should “honour the greatest British journalist of his day” with a statue in the piazza outside the new Broadcasting House in Oxford Circus, central London.
A number of serving BBC journalists, including Andrew Marr and James Naughtie, have helped to raise more than £60,000 for it to be made.
Uprising: Fascist US police are also racist against blacks
An NYT survey shows the majority of New Yorkers believes the New York
Police Department (NYPD) discriminates against blacks and have
criticized the city's controversial stop-and-frisk policy.
The survey, released by the New York Times on Tuesday, found that 64 percent of New Yorkers confirm the existence of the discriminatory trend.
A significant majority of the black respondents said that the government's notorious stop-and-frisk tactic harasses innocent people.
Gerald Celente - The Fate Of The World, Money & Gold
Today top trends forecaster, Gerald Celente, told King World News, “... without Germany there is no euro.” He also warned that Finland and other countries are making alternative plans, “... in case the euro collapses.” Celente, who is the founder of Trends Research, and the man many consider to be the top trends forecaster in the world, also said this is why “... my money is in gold.” Source/KWN audio interview
'Ecuador ready to go to Hague over Assange asylum' - FM Patino
Greek Great Depression: 'Everybody going down into black hole' - Yanis Varoufakis + Greece pleads for 'room to breathe' - Szu Ping Chan
Szu Ping Chan: German Chancellor and Eurogroup president insist that no decisions will be taken on Greece until October, once a team of EU debt inspectors complete a review of the country's progress on existing targets.
West vs East Banker Pay Comparison: JPM's Jamie Dimon: $23,000,000; ICBC's Jiang Jianqing: $308,000
Submitted by Tyler Durden: Everyone knows that China is different than
the US, but one area in which little is known about just how vast the
difference is, is banker pay. Which is why the following
comparison may come as a surprise. According to Bloomberg, the
difference between pay for Jamie Dimon, head of the US' largest bank JPM, and Jiang Jianqing, head of ICBC - the world's most profitable bank, is
simply stunning. Last year, Jamie - the head of the bank ensnared in
everything from Liborgate, to the London whale fiasco, to MF Global
client fund "confiscation", got paid $23 million. His Chinese
counterpart? A tiny $308,000. This translated into $1.21 million for
every $1 billion in profit for the JP Morganite, and $9,400 for the same
profit for the ICBC head: a nearly 130x differential!
Perhaps it is time shareholders of US financial companies demanded the
same kinds of pay-for-performance metrics as those already in place in
China.
Blog Talk Radio Host 'Kidnapped' by Thought Police
If you are an outspoken Christian in America, you need to be concerned.
If you are an outspoken Christian in America who happens to be a gun
owner, you need to be very concerned. And if you are a Christian gun
owner who disagrees with the Progressive anti-Christian agenda in
America and have a platform to inform others, you better believe that
you are under intense scrutiny. Sound like paranoid propaganda? Read on.
Gagged on Torture: Gitmo lawyers silenced ahead of 9/11 hearings
The shakedown of the Standard Chartered and unallocated versus allocated gold and silver bullion - Max Keiser with Ned Naylor-Leyland
The Death of Jobs - Nicholas Bucheleres
A few weeks ago PIMCO's founder and
co-CIO Bill Gross penned a piece on "the death of the cult of
equities." It doesn't take a financial wizard to figure out the
validity of his statement--I wrote a paper
earlier this summer on the Fed's long-term malevolent effects on
markets--but it is nice to hear someone with clout actually come out and
speak the truth. The Old Wall St. likes information from the "experts"
for some reason. How else does Jim Cramer have a job?
The S&P over 20 years: Empirical evidence that Old Wall St.'s "buy and hold" strategy died in 1999. |
The sit-back-and-relax "buy and hold"
strategy that unqualified portfolio managers banked on for so many years
has indeed perished in this highly leveraged, central banking dominated
environment. There is also an interesting coincidence between the
departure from the old-school investing strategy, and the corporate
consumer-engineering that began in 1999, as highlighted in my last article.
There is something, though, that is more troubling for the US economy, and specifically middle-class laborers: Robotics.