Telling the truth has become a revolutionary act, so let us salute those who disclose the necessary facts.
ALTERNATIVE NEWS
8 Jun 2012
Syrians see a correlation between the Zionist State and the West's activities - Ammar Waqqaf
7 Jun 2012
Nigel Farage - Europe is Collapsing, Buy Gold & Expect QE
“Of course, over the last couple of years we’ve had two bailouts of Greece, a bailout of Ireland, Portugal. We’re now on the verge of needing a bailout in Cyprus, but perhaps more significantly, a bailout in Spain.”
“There is all sorts of twisting and turning going on with the Spanish saying, ‘Please save our banks, but don’t put us under the austerity measures that you’ve put the other countries under.’
If one looks globally, we’ve got people like David Cameron, and importantly, President Obama, who are basically saying, ‘The euro project must be saved. It must be saved at all costs.’ ....
Yo ho ho! Pirates seize political vessel amid crisis storm
Planet Ponzi - Max Keiser with Stacy Herbert and Mitch Feierstein
Globes Ponzi Poster Child Christine Lagarde - Wacko Witch of the IMF
Grant On Bernanke's Continuing "Grand Manipulation"
Submitted by Tyler Durden:
In preparation for what we are about to receive from the Charmain of the Fed, may we be truly grateful, Jim Grant offered CNBC's Maria B the forthright advice last night "prepare for platitudes but watch what they are doing not what they are saying". The ever outspoken Grant notes that the Fed's balance sheet has been contracting (unlike Maria's mainstream perspective); for the past three months the Fed's balance sheet has contracted at an annualized rate of 10% - even as Fed-head after Fed-head talk up QE and so on. So unless they continue buying securities - since the short-dated positions will continue to roll off - the Fed's balance sheet will continue to contract and therefore the stimulative effect will fall.
Grant does expect QE3 since it is the fun-drug that we have been using for 4 or 5 years and that Bernanke will need little pushing to continue the Grand Manipulation. He ends on a rather interesting note that the Wisconsin win and the potential for an Obama loss in November may be more of a positive driver for stocks since markets begin to revert to a free market once again - we suspect this is not the case given the donors/beneficiaries under Romney's wing. But rest assured - the bespectacled bear ends on the chilling note that 'the long-term implications are bad' for the ongoing manipulation that is now the status quo.
Grant does expect QE3 since it is the fun-drug that we have been using for 4 or 5 years and that Bernanke will need little pushing to continue the Grand Manipulation. He ends on a rather interesting note that the Wisconsin win and the potential for an Obama loss in November may be more of a positive driver for stocks since markets begin to revert to a free market once again - we suspect this is not the case given the donors/beneficiaries under Romney's wing. But rest assured - the bespectacled bear ends on the chilling note that 'the long-term implications are bad' for the ongoing manipulation that is now the status quo.
Another False Flag Syrian slaughter by agent provocateurs - Up to 100 bound & slain in Hama massacre
"72 Enron's in 4000 years" - Reinhardt of Enterprise Corruption
Newsletter writer "Reinhardt" joins me for his first public appearance
anywhere. Concerned with the Enron debacle, Reinhardt discovered a
repeated pattern of industrial and political corruption over history
that applies to critical issues of today.
Jon Corbett: TSA, Land of The Pedophile Kingdom + Bilderberg Docs Release
France McKenna on Trustee Reports for MF Global and JP Morgan's Pinto Problem!
UK Pensioners will now be Gutted and Savers asked to bail out Government and finance a spending spree
By Rowena Mason: Coalition under pressure to cut benefits for middle-class pensioners - David Cameron is coming under pressure from senior Cabinet colleagues to scrap free television licences, bus passes and winter fuel payments for middle-class pensioners.
David Cameron is coming under pressure from senior Cabinet colleagues to scrap free television licences, bus passes and winter fuel payments for middle-class pensioners.
The Prime Minister promised to protect benefits for older people in the Coalition agreement.
But he is now facing demands from Iain Duncan-Smith, the Work and Pensions Secretary, to scale back the £100 billion a year cost of welfare for pensioners.
Mr Duncan-Smith has described benefits available to rich middle-class people as “an expensive way of giving a bribe”.
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