Telling the truth has become a revolutionary act, so let us salute those who disclose the necessary facts.
ALTERNATIVE NEWS
6 Apr 2013
Everything We Have Been Told Is A Lie - Morris
Blockbuster Lawsuit: Whistleblower "Reuters Releases Data Early to HFT Clients!"
Michael Krieger: Very interesting, but unsurprising, allegations have surfaced in a
lawsuit brought forth by former Thomson-Reuters employee Mark Rosenblum
that alleges the company released sensitive economic data early to HFT
(high frequency trading) clients. Now this should come as no shock to
anyone, considering it has become crystal clear that the entire economy
is essentially simply one giant oligarch-run fraud
that is designed to take the wealth and labor of 99.9% and funnel it
all up to them. This realization is a large drive behind the recent success of Bitcoin, as people are simply desperate to get free of the parasitic banking system at all costs. From Reuters:
In the lawsuit, filed on Wednesday in Manhattan federal court, Mark Rosenblum said he was terminated after telling U.S. authorities that the Thomson Reuters/University of Michigan Surveys of Consumers was released at different times to different subscribers.
In the lawsuit, filed on Wednesday in Manhattan federal court, Mark Rosenblum said he was terminated after telling U.S. authorities that the Thomson Reuters/University of Michigan Surveys of Consumers was released at different times to different subscribers.
The BBC, A 'Financial Narcissism' Shill - Max Keiser with Simon Rose
Surviving 'Collateral Murder': Soldier relives infamous WikiLeaks video + "What America Was And Turned Into!" - Angry American Lady (Voice Over)
I remember when we would actually like to go to the airport to take a trip. The experience was fun and inviting. Does anyone remember the dressing up? Oh and the service we received!!! That was long ago when we were important. Yes "we" were considered valuable cogs in the huge machine called America.
Portugal court strikes down TROIKA’s austerity measures as unconstitutional
By Bloomberg News: Portugal’s highest court on Friday blocked some of the government’s
planned cuts in payments to state workers and pensioners for a second
time, delivering a setback to Lisbon’s austerity strategy under a
$101 billion international bailout.
The Constitutional Court last year stopped the government from
withholding the equivalent of two monthly salary payments to state
workers this year and in 2014. In response, the government withheld only
one of the two payments it planned to cut this year, and in October it
announced other measures, including $4.8 billion in tax increases, to
meet the 2013 deficit target.
The plan to withhold the payments “included a violation of the principle of equality and the principle of fair distribution of the public burden,”
The plan to withhold the payments “included a violation of the principle of equality and the principle of fair distribution of the public burden,”
Gulag USA: Rancho Mirage, California considering the strictest anti-drone ordinance in the US
By Madison Ruppert: The Rancho Mirage City Council could pass an ordinance that would be
by far most restrictive of any in the United States, even banning the
use of recreational drones in residential areas.
If passed, Rancho Mirage, California would join Charlottesville, Virginia and Seattle, Washington in restricting drone use along with the some 30 states considering anti-drone legislation.
There has even been talk of anti-drone action at the federal level, all in an attempt to push back against the massive rise of drone use in the United States by countless entities both public (ranging from US Marshals to law enforcement to the National Guard to the Department of Homeland Security to the military and more) and private (from potential use by media outlets to colleges and universities to commercial operators of all kinds).
While the vote on the proposal was delayed, according to My Desert, it is still quite noteworthy due to its highly unusual focus on the use of drones over residential neighborhoods.
If passed, Rancho Mirage, California would join Charlottesville, Virginia and Seattle, Washington in restricting drone use along with the some 30 states considering anti-drone legislation.
There has even been talk of anti-drone action at the federal level, all in an attempt to push back against the massive rise of drone use in the United States by countless entities both public (ranging from US Marshals to law enforcement to the National Guard to the Department of Homeland Security to the military and more) and private (from potential use by media outlets to colleges and universities to commercial operators of all kinds).
While the vote on the proposal was delayed, according to My Desert, it is still quite noteworthy due to its highly unusual focus on the use of drones over residential neighborhoods.
The twelve dominoes of Crashmas - Why the eurozone’s capital incontinence is the beginning of the end
The eurozone ‘is haemorrhaging investment’ – Brussels source
“Capital outflow from eurozone especially pernicious” – UBS analysts
Mario ‘No Shadow’ Draghi arose from his coffin last Thursday afternoon for a grudging attempt at eurozone damage limitation.
“Cyprus is no template, Cyprus is no turning point in euro area policy,” said Mr Draghi. “I am absolutely sure that the chairman of the Eurogroup has been misunderstood.” He was of course referring to Dutch stream of consonants Jeroen Djisselbloem’s blasé agreement with the concept of stealing our money going forward. It had all been a terrible mistake, allegedly: there would be No More Nicosias, watch my lips.
The new renaissance: how Bitcoin millionaires will change the world
By Adam B. Levine: Despite the stratospheric increase in price and lacking a major disruptive event, Bitcoin is not in a bubble. Let me explain.
Over the last few weeks I’ve found myself writing about topics relating to Bitcoin quite frequently. You’ve probably noticed this phenomenon in the news yourself.
As the value goes up, heads start to swivel and skeptics begin to soften. Starting a new currency is easy, anyone can do it. The trick is getting people to accept it, because it is their use that gives the “money” value.
Listen to Adam read this article below:
Every person and business that is willing to trade some good or service in exchange for “money” increases the usefulness of every other unit of that currency in peoples’ pockets. But why would someone want to use Bitcoins over dollars?
More divisible
You can send someone .000000001 of a bitcoin if you wanted to, try that with a dollar.
Very low fees…
…which actually go to finance infrastructure.
Over the last few weeks I’ve found myself writing about topics relating to Bitcoin quite frequently. You’ve probably noticed this phenomenon in the news yourself.
As the value goes up, heads start to swivel and skeptics begin to soften. Starting a new currency is easy, anyone can do it. The trick is getting people to accept it, because it is their use that gives the “money” value.
Listen to Adam read this article below:
Every person and business that is willing to trade some good or service in exchange for “money” increases the usefulness of every other unit of that currency in peoples’ pockets. But why would someone want to use Bitcoins over dollars?
More divisible
You can send someone .000000001 of a bitcoin if you wanted to, try that with a dollar.
Very low fees…
…which actually go to finance infrastructure.
HOW STUPID ARE HUMANS 'Maximus Shitus Densorium' - FKN Newz
'Gulliballis Rapacious Inslavementosis'
Deek Jackson
Deek Jackson
Pig tusks as money - SilverFuturist - Piggy Bank
A lesson in what becomes money: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=--Ogr1...
USA Now Taking Children of Veterans and Pot Smokers!
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