Telling the truth has become a revolutionary act, so let us salute those who disclose the necessary facts.
15 Oct 2013
Fuck Oprah! + 10 Children's Books You Didn't Know Were Racist
Chinese Web Search Giant Baidu Now Accepts Bitcoin
By Michael Krieger: As I have maintained on many occasions, reports of the death of Bitcoin have been greatly exaggerated.
If anything, the news related to the most popular crypto-currency ever
has only gotten considerably more positive in the wake of the raid on Silk Road.
The most recent development is that massive web services site Baidu,
Inc. has started to accept Bitcoin for its Jiasule service. I wonder if
this is in any way related to the recent Chinese calls for a new reserve
currency, as I can’t imagine the company would go ahead with accepting
BTC without at least some “all clear” from authorities. If this signals
implicit approval for Bitcoin by political leaders in China (it’s too
early to tell), it would have paradigm-shifting global consequences.
Here’s the BTC chart. You make your own judgement:
Here’s the BTC chart. You make your own judgement:
How to spot a liar and honesty, a value worth preserving - Pamela Meyer
ECB’s Draghi: Knowing Too Much About Our Big Banks Could Set Off A Panic
By Wolf Richter: European banks, like all banks, have long been hermetically sealed
black boxes. If someone managed to pry open just one tiny corner, the
reek of asset putrefaction that billowed out was so strong that the
corner would immediately be resealed. In cases where the corner didn’t
get resealed fast enough and too much of the reek spread, the whole bank
collapsed, only to be bailed out by taxpayers, often in other
countries; it’s easier that way.
The only thing known about the holes in the balance sheets of these black boxes, left behind by assets that have quietly decomposed, is that they’re deep. But no one knows how deep. And no one is allowed to know – not until Eurocrats decide who is going to pay for bailing out these banks. How do we know? ECB President Mario Draghi said that on Friday in Washington.
And today, the Eurogroup of 17 finance minister had a huddle in Luxembourg to try to decide that issue.
The IMF, which can only sniff around the surface of the banks, determined that the Spanish and Italian banks alone would have to recognize an additional €230 billion ($310 billion) in losses over the next two years. As we have seen time and again, bank losses are always much larger when the truth finally seeps out, and that doesn’t happen until after the bank collapses and someone from the outside counts what’s left over.
The only thing known about the holes in the balance sheets of these black boxes, left behind by assets that have quietly decomposed, is that they’re deep. But no one knows how deep. And no one is allowed to know – not until Eurocrats decide who is going to pay for bailing out these banks. How do we know? ECB President Mario Draghi said that on Friday in Washington.
And today, the Eurogroup of 17 finance minister had a huddle in Luxembourg to try to decide that issue.
The IMF, which can only sniff around the surface of the banks, determined that the Spanish and Italian banks alone would have to recognize an additional €230 billion ($310 billion) in losses over the next two years. As we have seen time and again, bank losses are always much larger when the truth finally seeps out, and that doesn’t happen until after the bank collapses and someone from the outside counts what’s left over.
Orwellian Misandrist US Government: Time to punish the innocent + The absurdity of creep shaming + BIG CAKES - AUDEMAR
By Robert O'Hara: There has been a disturbing twist to the controversy surrounding the
Department of Justice’s agreement with the University of Montana — known
as the “Blueprint Letter.” The university’s president, Royce Engstrom,
denied last Friday he had any knowledge of the requirement that the
school must provide a list of faculty and students who did not attend
special training classes on sexual harassment.
If Engstom did not know, it is not because the government did not make it threateningly clear.
The resolution reads like the formation of a target list:
You heard that right. The United States government wants to insist that innocent people face punishment by university officials, many of whom have blatant ideological agendas that are hostile to men.
If Engstom did not know, it is not because the government did not make it threateningly clear.
The resolution reads like the formation of a target list:
[T]he University will provide [the United States Government with] the date and duration of each student training session required by this Agreement; … and a list of any students who have yet to participate in the online or in-person training required by Section VIII.D.The agreement has been criticized, and rightly so, for its broadening (yet again) of the definition for sexual harassment and its unmistakable contempt for due process. The agreement includes provisions for punishment even if no wrong doing has been demonstrated.
You heard that right. The United States government wants to insist that innocent people face punishment by university officials, many of whom have blatant ideological agendas that are hostile to men.
De-Americanizing - Max Keiser and Stacy Herbert with Rowan Bosworth-Davies
Glenn Greenwald Testifies Before Brazilian Senate On Canada, US, & UK Spying On Brazil For Profit
Max Keiser: It’s always been about corporate espionage: it makes us all less secure…
US soldiers hired by Mexican drug cartels
The apartheid Israeli regime revises children’s arrest tactics, but violations continue – UNICEF
RT: The Israeli regime is introducing reforms to how it arrests Palestinian
children in the West Bank, the UN Children's Fund said. The move comes
amid international criticism after revelations of widespread
mistreatment of detained Palestinian children.
United Nations Children Fund (UNICEF) said in a statement that apartheid Israel was “taking steps” to address some of the problems outlined in a report released by the organization back in March. The report revealed that the Palestinian children detained by the Israeli militia in the West Bank were “systematically” mistreated.
Seven months after the report was released reports of violations are ongoing, reports UNICEF, despite the 38 recommendations issued along with the report that would help to bring the treatment of children in line with international standards.
But, UNICEF noted that the Israeli regime had moved forward on the issue and is currently testing some of the newly reformed measures. The first measure deals with Israeli shock troops (IDF) issuing summons for children instead of making night arrests at home, “which can be traumatic for children and their siblings,” UNICEF said.
The other measure piloted has reduced the time a child can be detained before appearing in front of a military court for the first time. “The new order reduces the time from four days to 24 hours for children aged 12-13, and from four to two days for children aged 14-15. There is no change for children aged 16-17,”
United Nations Children Fund (UNICEF) said in a statement that apartheid Israel was “taking steps” to address some of the problems outlined in a report released by the organization back in March. The report revealed that the Palestinian children detained by the Israeli militia in the West Bank were “systematically” mistreated.
Seven months after the report was released reports of violations are ongoing, reports UNICEF, despite the 38 recommendations issued along with the report that would help to bring the treatment of children in line with international standards.
But, UNICEF noted that the Israeli regime had moved forward on the issue and is currently testing some of the newly reformed measures. The first measure deals with Israeli shock troops (IDF) issuing summons for children instead of making night arrests at home, “which can be traumatic for children and their siblings,” UNICEF said.
The other measure piloted has reduced the time a child can be detained before appearing in front of a military court for the first time. “The new order reduces the time from four days to 24 hours for children aged 12-13, and from four to two days for children aged 14-15. There is no change for children aged 16-17,”
News Is Now Designed To Paralyse Us With Fear
22 Reasons To Be Concerned About The U.S. Economy As They Head Into The Holiday Season "..poverty has been absolutely exploding."
By Michael Snyder: Are we (U.S.) on the verge of another major economic downturn? In recent
weeks, most of the focus has been on our politicians in Washington, but
there are lots of other reasons to be deeply alarmed about the economy
as well. Economic confidence is down, retail sales figures are
disappointing, job cuts are up, and American consumers are deeply
struggling. Even if our politicians do everything right, there would
still be a significant chance that we could be heading into tough
economic times in the coming months. Our economy has been in decline
for a very long time, and that decline appears to be accelerating.
There aren't enough jobs, the quality of our jobs continues to decline,
our economic infrastructure is being systematically gutted, and poverty
has been absolutely exploding.