The Federal Reserve Rate Cut
Congressman Ron Paul, ranking member of the Subcommittee on Domestic and International Monetary Policy (DIMP), and a nationally recognized expert on monetary policy, issued the following statement regarding the Federal Reserve’s decision to again lower interest rates

A Fed panic and a massive bailout of America
By lending to troubled lenders at reduced preferential rates, the Fed is acting as their "government," i.e. subsidizing their risky loans operations and taxing anybody else who holds American dollars. It is not only attempting to make them more "liquid," but also more "solvable" and less likely to fail.

UK Banks face 10-day debt timebomb
Britain's biggest banks could be forced to cough up as much as £70bn over the next 10 days, as the credit crisis that has seized the global financial system sparks a fresh wave of chaos. Almost 20 per cent of the short-term money market loans issued by European banks are due to mature between September 11 and September 19. Senior bankers fear that they will have to refinance almost all of these debts with funds from their own coffers, putting a further strain on bank balance sheets.

Credit turmoil ‘has hallmarks of bank run’
The current turmoil in the financial markets has all the characteristics of a classic banking crisis, but one that is taking place outside the traditional banking sector, Axel Weber, president of the Bundesbank, said at the weekend. “What we are seeing is basically what we see underlying all banking crises,” said Mr Weber, one of the most influential members of the governing council of the European Central Bank.

“They wanted them poor niggers out of there.”
We needed an answer to a weird, puzzling and horrific discovery. Among the miles and miles of devastated houses, rubble still there today in New Orleans, we found dry, beautiful homes. But their residents were told by guys dressed like Ninjas wearing “Blackwater” badges: “Try to go into your home and we’ll arrest you.”

Congressman: Stock Market Will Eventually Collapse
Texas Congressman and presidential candidate Ron Paul says that attempts to rescue an ailing stock market last week, during which the Fed pumped in billions in liquidity, were merely a stop gap measure - and that an economic collapse is all but inevitable.

Helicopter Ben Unleashes Dollar Hyperinflation
Fed attemps to bail out bankrupt Wall Street speculators: Cheny demands staged terror attacks, war with Iran

The Crash of 1929: Are We on the Verge of a Repeat?
Hedge funds have helped create a counterfeit economy that some experts say could lead to another full-blown economic depression. The Stock Market is far more overvalued than it was in 1929, and the derivatives will amplify the damage. The Plunge Protection Team has been trying to stave off a downturn, but the longer they do so the less real support remains and the deeper the eventual drop. Click HERE for a reminder of what it looked like the last time.

Panic on Wall Street
From New York to Hong Kong and everywhere in between, alarm bells are ringing. Central bankers are on 24/7 alert, ready to perform life support on catatonic markets. Stock traders are panicking -- the Dow's wild ride on Wednesday, down 350 points and then almost all the way back, is just the latest declaration of confusion and fear.

Mystery Trader To Collect On Financial Meltdown?
Last month, we reported on the mystery trader who risks losing around $1 billion dollars after placing 245,000 put options on the Dow Jones Eurostoxx 50 index, which led many analysts to speculate that a stock market crash preceded by a new 9/11 style attack or another catastrophe could take place before or during the third week of September.

How Far Will the Crash Go and What Do we Do Now?
The immediate triggers are being described quite well: the collapse of the U.S. subprime mortgage market; the vulnerability of the rest of the economy to the subprime undertow, due to the “efficiency” of the markets in spreading risk; the worldwide overextension of cheap credit; the failure of large institutional investors and Wall Street brokerages to behave responsibly; and the long-term effects of the U.S. trade and fiscal deficits which are now coming home to roost.

Stock market brushfire; will there be a run on the banks?
On Friday, the Dow Jones clawed its way back from a 200-point deficit to a mere 31-point loss after the Federal Reserve injected $38 billion into the banking system. The Fed had already pumped $24 billion into the system a day earlier after the Dow plummeted 387 points. That brings the Fed's total commitment to a whopping $62 billion.

Markets go red as contagion spreads
Central banks on both sides of the Atlantic pumped billions into the financial system to calm nerves over an impending credit crunch yesterday - but their actions only served to heighten alarm, leading to a fresh plunge in global share prices.

After Fed's rescue, volatile days ahead
The Federal Reserve came to the stock market's rescue on Friday but unless credit markets remain stable next week, the salvation may prove little more than a brief respite from its late summer sell-off.

Dow plunges 387 as credit meltdown accelerates
A worldwide meltdown of credit markets accelerated overnight as BNP Paribas, France's largest bank, became the fourth major bank to suspend redemptions in major multi-billion dollar investment funds because of the bursting of the mortgage sub-prime credit bubble in the U.S. The Dow Jones Industrial Average ended down today 387.18 points in a broad market sell-off.

Russo Film Exposes Criminal Banking Syndicate That Rules America
In 1913 America was a free country. Then a band of powerful bankers achieved their fathers' and great grandfathers' goal. America has never been the same. Soon the world will not be the same.

Global markets tumble, with Dow losing 387 points
The central banks of the U.S. and other major economies move to calm investors after a French bank halts withdrawals from investment funds that have lost money on U.S. mortgage securities.

The "Amero" is here?
"The Hal Turner Show" has received images of the new unit of currency they are planning. It is called "the Amero" which will replace the "Dollar" and the "peso" in all three countries once they are merged out of existence!

Portfolio Liquidation Triggers Turmoil Among Hedge Funds
The liquidation of a big hedge fund or investment-bank trading portfolio is wreaking havoc in some parts of the hedge- fund business, managers and investors said Thursday.

The Dow Is Crashing!
The Dow looks to be soaring, but only when measured in rapidly inflating dollars.

The future looks very bleak
The crash of the US economy has begun.

Splish, Splash
Dollar's Taking A Bath

US Government Forces E-gold Redemptions - Seizes Gold
In an unprecedented move on or just before Wednesday May 9th, 2007, the United States of America has forced Omnipay et al E-gold to redeem all the gold backing the 58 previously frozen accounts owned by e-gold, 1mdc, icegold and a handful of other exchangers and customers to be liquidated effective immediately to a us dollar account owned by the federal government.

Tax on Carbon Emissions Gains Support
As lawmakers on Capitol Hill push for a cap-and-trade system to rein in the nation's greenhouse gas emissions, an unlikely alternative has emerged from an ideologically diverse group of economists and industry leaders: a carbon tax.

US Housing Bubble
Which Dominoes Will Fall Next?

St. Louis Federal Reserve
US Headed To Crash (pdf)

Outsourcing "That Giant Sucking Sound"
Today, the United States reached its biggest free trade agreement since NAFTA, clinching a last-minute deal with South Korea. In Seoul today, The Office of the United States Trade Representative signed off on on the KORUS FTA deal with South Korea just as President Bush's TPA clock timed out.

HYPERINFLATION
World System on 1923 Weimar Collapse Curve

The Bursting Asset Bubbles
Wall Street, October 1929

The Great Colorado Oil Rush of 2006
When you are piecing events together trying to make sense out of them, did you ever get the feeling that there's a piece missing--a piece with which, if you had it, you could make sense of the whole?

A Miracle
Australia Out of Debt?

Treasury issues 'secret' report on Dubai acquisition
Government-owned Arab firm could take over U.S. defense company

Bank of China May Lose $537 Mln on Rising Yuan Value
Bank of China may post a 4.3 billion yuan ($537 million) exchange-rate loss this year because of a rising yuan, according to UBS AG, one of the arrangers helping the lender raise about $8 billion in an initial public offering.

As hurricanes loom, many in Florida Keys flee
Spiraling living costs, lingering trauma from past evacuations and fear that one day million-dollar homes could be reduced to rubble or again flooded are driving people out of the vulnerable Florida Keys as another hurricane season looms.

Oil Prices Steady Near $75 a Barrel
Oil prices held steady near $75 a barrel Wednesday amid nagging concern that Iran, a key exporter, could cut supplies because of international pressure to modify its nuclear program.

Exxon Chief Says He Understands Gas Woes
Exxon Mobil chairman Rex Tillerson says oil companies do not get together and illegally manipulate oil prices.

Post Office Proposes 3-Cent Rate Increase
The Postal Service said Wednesday it wants to raise the price of a first-class stamp by 3 cents - to 42 cents - and suggested a "forever" stamp that people could use as hedge against future rate inflation.

Oil in Alaska refuge seen raising $111 bln for US
Allowing energy companies to drill for oil in Alaska's Arctic National Wildlife Refuge would raise about $111 billion over 30 years in corporate income taxes and royalty fees, based on current prices, a congressional research report said on Tuesday.

Mexico labor unrest could get worse -- maybe a lot worse, some warn
In the early hours of April 20, some 1,000 riot police raided a striker-occupied steel mill in the Pacific port city of Lázaro Cárdenas.

Only Aspartame-filled Soda's to be Available in NY Schools
The nation's largest beverage distributors have agreed to halt nearly all soda sales to public schools, according to a deal announced Wednesday by the William J. Clinton Foundation.

Hydrogen no magic bullet for energy woes
For the foreseeable future, the most likely source of hydrogen generation would be fossil fuels and natural gas, hardly a step toward energy independence. It should also be noted hydrogen won't be any cheaper for consumers than petroleum, although that could change as the price of oil continues to rise.

Bolivia seizes gas industry
Bolivian President Evo Morales Monday signed a decree to immediately nationalize the country's gas and oil industry, and ordered the military to occupy energy facilities.

Medicare - Broke by 2018. Quick, Loot It Now!
The annual report, issued yesterday by the trustees who monitor the fiscal health of the Medicare and Social Security programs, said the trust fund for the health insurance system for the elderly will run out of money in 2018 -- two years sooner than predicted a year ago and 12 years sooner than had been anticipated when President Bush first took office.

US debt clock running out of time, space
Sometime in the next two years, the total amount of US government borrowing is going to break through the 10-trillion-dollar mark and, lacking space for the extra digit such a figure would require, the clock is in danger of running itself into obsolescence.

China Poised To Pass U.S. In Manufactured Goods Exports
China exported $713 billion worth of manufactured goods in 2005, a catalog that predictably included such low-tech products as footwear and textiles and apparel, but more importantly also featured higher-tech goods such as office equipment and telecommunications equipment.

Admin. Spends $1.62B On PR, Ads, Bush Admin.'s Propaganda Effort Is Unprecedented
The Pentagon hired agencies to do everything from designing Web sites, drafting a logo for the Air Force to placing ads for leisure travel, bowling and "football frenzy." The U.S. Army spent millions of dollars in media messages and staff to promote the "strategic perspective in the Global War on Terrorism

America is in the midst of the final stages of its currency debasement.
The fading dollar can be held responsible for our troubles. It isn't the dollar's fault, because it is merely a piece of paper, which is un-backed, and the product of a printing press. It is those who administer and spend it recklessly, who have caused its demise, and who are wrecking our economy and nation. What repercussions does a dollar debasement have? Let's examine them. Remember, it is in no way the fault of the citizenry. It is totally the fault of government and the D.C. Gang. All of us are merely the victims.

'Asia must prepare for dollar collapse'
Masahiro Kawai, the ADB's head of regional economic integration, said on Tuesday: "Any shock hitting the US economy or the global market may change investors' perceptions given the existing global current account imbalance.

Americans don't know who they are anymore
Every passing day, this new world order, this so called "free trade", is eroding 150 years of the hard won gains for American labor, but very few people seem to care. How effective the propaganda has been. Americans don't know who they are anymore.

Fed props up economy with TONS of new cash
Three separate sources in the U.S. Treasury have told me that this week, the federal reserve ordered TWO TRILLION dollars to be printed! The U.S. Treasury is allegedly running printing presses 24/7 to accommodate that order. Treasury employees were specifically ORDERED not to talk about this to anyone because it could cause economic collapse.

China Passes Japan in Foreign Exchange Reserves
China's reserves of dollars and other foreign currencies hit $853.7 billion in February, an official Chinese newspaper said on Wednesday, allowing China to overtake Japan as the world's largest holder of foreign exchange reserves.

Buy Australian Dollar, Sell U.S., N.Z. Currencies, Goldman Says
Australia's gross domestic product is expected to grow 3.5 percent, according to Macquarie Bank Ltd. in a research report dated March 24. The economy expanded 2.7 percent in the three months ended Dec. 31 from a year earlier. It grew 2.5 percent in 2005, the slowest pace in four years. "Growth in business investment is likely to be strong,'' said Macquarie Bank economists, led by Richard Gibbs in Sydney. ``The external sector is likely to see a steady improvement, while consumption is likely to remain fairly subdued, at least until mid-year,'' the report said.

Putin says U.S. hampering Russia's WTO accession
"We have received a list of questions from our American colleagues that require additional agreements that we thought had been settled long ago," Putin told a meeting of top businessmen. "The negotiations process is being artificially set back."

Imperial overreach is accelerating the global decline of America
The disastrous foreign policies of the US have left it more isolated than ever, and China is standing by to take over

Syria switches to euro amid confrontation with US
Syria has switched all of the state's foreign currency transactions to euros from dollars amid a political confrontation with the United States, the head of state-owned Commercial Bank of Syria said on Monday.

Standard & Poor's specialists predict global economic Armageddon
The collapse will be caused with the demise of the US dollar rate against the European currency by more than 30 percent. The dollar, specialists say, may lose almost 45 percent of its current value against the euro. However, it is obvious that even a 30 percent reduction will affect the international economy greatly.

Uh-Oh! Legal Disputes Spread to BlackBerry Rivals
Customers shouldn't rush out to replace e-mail gadgets just because they're jittery, says Gartner tech analyst Ken Dulaney. Much of the industry is now involved in intertwined legal disputes. Most users should wait until the mess works itself out, he says.

Slave Labor: Made in the U.S.A.
Despite being produced from Chinese fabric by Chinese laborers who labor under Chinese law, the designer clothing that emerges from those island factories is labeled “Made in the USA.”

Federal borrowing raised to record level
The government expects to borrow a record $188 billion in the January-March quarter, even more than it anticipated three months ago, the Treasury Department announced Monday.

Oil execs refuse to testify at U.S. Senate hearing
Officials from six major oil companies have refused to testify this week at a Senate hearing looking into whether oil industry mergers in recent years have made gasoline more expensive at the pump.

Oil pushes over $68 per barrel
Key talks over Iran's nuclear program, more militant attacks in Nigeria

Fed to raise rates again as Greenspan era ends
18-year rule closes tomorrow with hike of quarter-percentage point

Google challenges EU plan to regulate Internet
British minister: 'In 10 years, our successors will bemoan the handicaps'

U.S. IN TECHNICAL DEFAULT
The US Government debt has breached the Congressionally mandated debt ceiling.

Why is it so HARD to find a JOB?
"Whoever controls the volume of money in any country is absolute master of all industry and commerce." - President James A. Garfield

Ready for $262/barrel oil?
Two of the world's most successful investors say oil will be in short supply in the coming months.

FEMA Workers Accused of Bribery
Two FEMA disaster assistance employees working in New Orleans were arrested yesterday on federal bribery charges, accused of accepting $10,000 each in exchange for letting a contractor submit inflated reports on the number of meals it was serving at a Hurricane Katrina relief base camp there.

Chevron 4Q Profit Up 20 Percent to $4.14B
Chevron Corp.'s fourth-quarter profit climbed 20 percent to $4.14 billion, a company record that continued the most prosperous stretch in its 126-year history as the oil company capitalizes on high fuel prices that are squeezing consumers and ruffling politicians.

Confessions of an Economic Hit Man
From 1971 to 1981 John Perkins worked as a chief economist for Chas. T. Main, a Massachusetts-based international strategic consulting firm. During this time Mr. Perkins said his job was to trick developing countries into taking enormous loans from the World Bank in order to construct or repair their domestic infrastructure. These loans were given with the understanding that these countries would then use those loans to pay U.S. corporations to complete these constructing and engineering projects.

Collapse of U.S. Economy Imminent
In its attempt to establish a world empire dominating every nation on the planet, the U.S. has exhausted its ability to finance the expansion and the country now faces imminent financial collapse. From all indications, it looks like 2006 will spell the end for America.

NATIONAL FORECLOSURES INCREASE MORE THAN 13 PERCENT IN DECEMBER ACCORDING TO REALTYTRAC™ U.S. FORECLOSURE MARKET REPORT
RealtyTrac™ (www.realtytrac.com), the leading online marketplace for foreclosure properties, today released its December 2005 Monthly U.S. Foreclosure Market Report, which shows 81,290 properties nationwide entered some stage of foreclosure in December, a 13.5 percent increase from the previous month. The report shows a December national foreclosure rate of one new foreclosure for every 1,422 U.S. households, the highest foreclosure rate reported in 2005.

Russia, Georgia Trade Insults, Blame Over Gas Pipeline Bombings
Russia and Georgia traded blame and insults after bombings of a natural gas pipeline and an electricity cable on the Russian side of their border cut heat and power supplies to the smaller of the former Soviet states.

FTCR: Insurers Inflated Med-Mal Claims to Justify Rate Hikes
In documents filed with state regulators and in statements to public officials, medical malpractice insurance companies consistently inflated the amount they estimated they would pay out in claims, according to a study by the nonprofit Foundation for Taxpayer and Consumer Rights.

The New Market Bubble Theory
So here's the good news: The next five years will bring us the biggest stock-market boom in history. The bad news? The party will end in late 2010, after which we'll face the worst economic decline since the Great Depression.

Iran’s Oil Exchange threatens the Greenback
The Bush administration will never allow the Iranian government to open an oil exchange (bourse) that trades petroleum in euros. If that were to happen, hundreds of billions of dollars would come flooding back to the United States crushing the greenback and destroying the economy. This is why Bush and Co. are planning to lead the nation to war against Iran. It is straightforward defense of the current global system and the continuing dominance of the reserve currency, the dollar.

Japan Stocks Drop for 2nd Day Amid Probe
Japanese stocks plunged for a second day on Wednesday, bringing the market's two-day loss to almost 6 percent as the exchange halted trading early amid investor jitters about a widening criminal investigation of Internet startup Livedoor Co.

New Job Opportunities In America
Once upon a time: people shopped on downtown city streets, frequented local diners, and had a choice of jobs to choose from. Towns employed parents in auto plants, machine shops, textile mills, ship building, farming, fishing, and every imaginable manufacturing job. A man working in a steel mill or auto plant; could encourage his son/daughter, to go to college, and attain a profession that he had only dreamed of. If not college, a trade, that saw one with a livable wage, was readily available. This country had marvelous craftsmen, machinists, designers of great buildings, bridges, and damns. Now we can't build a simple levee to protect a population.

Technology sector slide leads Wall Street lower
U.S. stocks fall after big sell-off in Tokyo; gloomy tech earnings also weigh.

Dusting off the Brown-shirts and Jackboots
The spiking gold market is a sure sign that the dollar is headed for the dumpster. Large institutional investors are hastily moving boatloads of cash into precious metals that promise to retain their value while the hemorrhaging dollar goes the way of Icarus.

IRS Makes Chilling Proclaimation
During this press conference, a senior IRS official by the name of Terry Lemons made the following proclamation in response to a question by David Cay Johnston of the NY Times: Why won't the IRS answer the questions set forth in the petitions from We the People Foundation? According to Johnston, Lemons said the government is answering our Petitions through "enforcement actions."

Record-high filings top 2 million in 2005 in race to beat new law
The rush of consumers to file bankruptcy before a tough new law took effect pushed personal filings for 2005 to their highest annual level on record, more than 2 million, according to new data.

IRS Freeze On 'Questionable' Refunds
A brand new front has been revealed on the income tax battleground: refunds being withheld, without notice, from taxpayers who are "suspected of fraud" in filing for them. According to an Associated Press article, citing Taxpayer Advocate Nina Olson, under this so-called "Questionable Refund Program" the Internal Revenue Service freezes "tens of thousands of tax refunds" it deems questionable each year, without telling the people who are awaiting their money.

Trade deficit narrows, jobless claims up
Imports of foreign cars hit all-time high

Analysts: Gold to hit $600
Even skeptics say longer-term investors' attitude toward bullion changing

Oil charges toward $65
Driven by concerns over nuclear ambitions of Iran, drop in U.S. crude stocks

Realtors see cooling market in 2006
'A lot of demand has been met over the last 5 years'

Cut salaries, GM urged
'Time has come to go into crisis mode'

Wal-Mart links pay to diversity goals
Retailer will begin penalizing executives who fail to meet targets

Law may force Wal-Mart to subsidize healthcare
Proposed Maryland tax would require spending 8% on employee medical plan

OfficeMax to shrink, add new-look stores
Office-supply retailer to close 12% of outlets after 3 quarters of losses

Court Rules Federal Reserve is Privately Owned
Case Reveals Fed's Status as a Private Institution

Deadly Assumption #5: My Bank Accounts Are Fully Insured
When you open an account at a bank, you are told in writing that your account is insured by the FDIC. What is the FDIC? It's the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation.

Deadly Assumption #1: Social Security Is Solvent
The Social Security Trust Fund is an accounting trick. There is no money in the fund. It is filled with government bonds, issued specially to government agencies. The money was spent by the government as soon as it rolled in. These bonds are not marketable to the general public. There is no market for these bonds. They represent an accounting trick.

China signals switch in reserves away from dollar
China indicated on Thursday it could begin to diversify its rapidly growing foreign exchange reserves away from the US dollar and government bonds – a potential shift with significant implications for global financial and commodity markets.

Getting rich really quick: $1 from every American
26-year-old roommates launch experiment with goal of earning potential $300 million

Huge new oil discovery in Brazil
Brazil's state-owned oil company, Petrobras, says it has discovered a huge new offshore oil field off the coast of Rio de Janeiro state.

Oil rises past $60
Concern OPEC may decide to cut output

Muslim investors top 2005 faith-funds table
22% return avoiding gambling, alcohol, porn, pork

Gold climbs to 2-week high
Rises on speculation central banks will add reserves

Price of gold expected to keep its momentum
'The battle will be on for a year-end close over $500'

Visa use up 27 percent
Firm says debit-card spending eclipses credit spending for 1st time ever

Enron's Causey pleads guilty
Former chief accountant makes deal in fraud case

Jury Awards $172 Million To Wal-Mart Employees
The world's largest retailer was ordered to pay $57 million in general damages and $115 million in punitive damages to about 116,000 current and former California employees for violating a 2001 state law that requires employers to give 30-minute, unpaid lunch breaks to employees who work at least six hours.

The Three Reasons For 911
The US policy of growing our economy by increasing the National Debt would not be possible if the Euro becomes the world's trading currency for oil. Hence, Iran and Venezuela are terrorists since they intend to trade in Euros. Even the UN Oil for Food program was run through France and denominated in Euros. If the Euro becomes the oil trade currency our economy would melt down in a year or less.

Greenspan bows out of G7 with a flourish
BTW, Gordon Brown is the man who, in an obvious move to manipulate and keep the price of gold lower, ended up costing the British billions of dollars by selling a large portion of their gold when gold was at its bottom in 1999.

N.Y. Times: Economy booming, or is it?
Paper says as always with the United States, 'it is not quite that simple'

The Economic Tsunami: Coming Sooner Than You Think
It seems that there are a growing number of people who believe as I do, that the economic tsunami planned by the Bush administration is probably only months away.

Maine event: Live lingerie models in window
'I think it's selfish, and I think it's morally reprehensible'

Gold Price Surges To 18 Year High
Gold rose to its highest level in nearly 18 years in Asian trade on Thursday, while platinum came to within $10 an ounce of $1,000 as fund managers bought heavily amid a surge of investor interest in precious metals.

Sony BMG pulls CD software
Music publisher Sony BMG said on Friday it would stop making CDs that use a controversial technology to protect its music against illegal copying.

Prices hit $955 for platinum record
The price of platinum hit a 25-and-a-half-year high in London yesterday, leading some traders to predict it would break through the key psychological level of $1,000 a troy ounce by the end of the year.

Copper prices touch lifetime high
Copper prices touched a lifetime high Friday above $1.90 a pound on supply concerns, platinum hit a 26-year peak and gold futures marked a five-session climb to close 2.5% higher for the week.

Housing Market Cooling, Data Say
When your new home loses $100,000 in value between when you buy it and when you move in, that's not cooling, that's an ice age!

Greenspan says US has "lost control" of budget
"We've lost control of the budget," Greenspan apparently told Breton during a bilateral meeting Saturday at the half-yearly World Bank/IMF Meetings, the French minister said at a press conference in Washington.

Debit Card Giveaway Goes Awry in Houston
What was billed as an innovative effort to help victims of Hurricane Katrina get back on their feet brought chaos and confusion Thursday as thousands of evacuees jostled for promised federal and private cash assistance.

Oil Prices Rise on Energy Dept. Forecast
Crude oil prices edged up Friday in the wake of the US Department of Energy's forecast that US energy costs this winter would be the highest in 10 years.

If they get you in this cashless society, it's over for you and your family. Total World Government taxation!

THE DOLLAR HOLOCAUST
US Stock Markets Decline

Economy Nuked, Bringing Revival & Antichrist
America, in an attempt to save itself, will bring world war and the New World Order. As they say, “Order out of Chaos.”

Fed Chairman Delusional Or Deceptive?
On June 20, 2007, Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson delivered a stinking canard when he told Congress that the global economy was "stronger than any time in the past two decades." Experts not on the government's payroll say otherwise. Paulson shrugs off such concerns. In the meantime, the dollar has been dropping almost as fast as Bush and Congress' poll numbers.

It’s Official: The Crash of the U.S. Economy has begun
So what is really happening? Actually, it’s simple. The difference today is that China and other large investors from abroad, including Middle Eastern oil magnates, are telling the U.S. that if interest rates come down, thereby devaluing their already-sliding dollar portfolios further, they will no longer support with their investments the bloated U.S. trade and fiscal deficits.

Swiss Prophet Foresees Pending Terrorist Attack on the US
The Poison Cloud over the US in a vision in autumn 2002 Reber saw a terrorist attack on the US, that will be so devastating that many thousands will be found dead. Reber, who first delivered this prophecy in Canada upon visitation of David Demian, says he has been transported by the Spirit of God into the very US cities and neighborhoods where this is going to happen and saw the many dead bodies strewn about. Ten months ago, God let him revisit the vision and told him to speak it to America. On May 6, 2006 Erich shared this vision for the first time in the US at a seminar in St. Paul, Minnesota hosted by Lutheran Renewal. Ed. Note: The attack will be blamed on the Muslims but not necessarily initiated by them. Notice the additions to the prophecy by the Wolgang Simpson designated by the parenthesis.

'Confessions Of An Economic Hitman'

Global systemic crisis in 2007
Finance is one of the four sectors identified by LEAP/E2020 in the December issue of their confidential letter (the GlobalEurope Anticipation Bulletin N°10) as likely to be severely affected by the development of the global systemic crisis in 2007 (1). The other three sectors are: international trade, exchange rates, and energy.

Fed Orders 2 Trillion Dollars Printed, Put In Circulation
Three separate sources in the U.S. Treasury have told me that this week, the federal reserve ordered TWO TRILLION dollars to be printed! The U.S. Treasury is allegedly running printing presses 24/7 to accommodate that order. Treasury employees were specifically ORDERED not to talk about this to anyone because it could cause economic collapse.

David Walker, the US Comptroller General, predicts economic disaster for the U.S.

Mr. Helicopter Takes Over
Fed Chairman Bernanke became famous for saying policymakers should consider printing cash or throwing money out of a helicopter if that is what it takes to stave off a debilitating downturn in prices. The last great depression gave us the NAZIs: Are Concentration Camps Coming to U.S.?

"Bank Holiday"
...When the banks open the next day at 9 in the morning, $15 billion an hour is going to be withdrawn from our American banks -they're going to be running our banks---the Arabs---all the Latin American countries, they're going to be running our banks--and before the day is over, the U.S.A is going to have to declare a "bank holiday."

The Housing Bubble Blog
Watching out for the coming "pop"

"Two Black Mondays"
The Crash of the U.S. Stock Market

BIS Calls For Global Currency
The eventual goal is a cashless society credit system based on a worldwide citizen ID. Those designated as subversives or security threats will have their credit entitlement reduced and restrictions will be placed on when and what they can buy or sell. A world tax will be levied on all purchases.

The Non Energy Crisis
$3.00 a Barrel Oil at Gull Island Being Covered Up!!!
Chapter 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

How Do You like the High Price of Gas?
Author Lindsey Williams who had executive status with the 9 major oil companies on the Trans-Alaska oil pipeline has written a book stating the facts listing names, dates, and places says: As a former Insider I know Alaska has plenty of oil, enough to supply the United States for two (2) hundred years. Why do the people of the United States allow this excellent oil to be shipped and sold to the people of Japan [over 100 million population] when we could have it shipped here to the lower 48 states [300 million population] via pipeline? Lindsey Williams book and video "The Energy Non-Crisis" a revealing documentary is available for your education!
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RON PAUL
The End of Dollar Hegemony

Edgar J. Steele
Paper Bad - Metal Good

VDARE: A Reader Predicts the Collapse of Mexico
PEMEX - peak oil for the Cantarella field will be late 2006 or early 2007. This field accounts for 75% of Mexican oil production. The decline will be swift—10-20 percent per year. Fox just redirected more than $2 billion in exploration funds to political parties for this year's election. Pemex is $43 billion in debt. A friend at Exxon-Mobil says no U.S. major will touch Mexico now because of its corruption. Mexico has received no offers to help explore the promising deep-water Gulf. Mexico can't afford to do it on its own: no money and no expertise.

Bud Wood
CHART: Another Look At The US$ Nightmare

Jason Miller
May A Flock Of Thrushes Disrupt Your Hologram This Yuletide Season

The Coming Disaster in the Derivatives Market
The derivatives genie is now well out of the bottle, and these instruments will almost certainly multiply in variety and number until some event makes their toxicity clear....[They] are financial weapons of mass destruction, carrying dangers that, while now latent, are potentially lethal. -- Warren Buffett, Chairman and Chief Executive, from his Letter to Shareholders, 2002 Berkshire Hathaway annual report

U.S. Asserts Power to Seize Private Gold, Silver
The U.S. Government has the authority to prohibit the private possession of gold and silver coin and bullion by U.S. citizens during wartime, and, during wartime and declared emergencies, to freeze their ownership of shares of mining companies, the Treasury Department has told the Gold Anti-Trust Action Committee.

Marilyn Barnewall
Business start-ups decreasing at an increasing rate

Ted Lang
The Bush Gang - Get The Internet!

Marilyn Barnewall
Judges overstep Fifth Amendment with Eminent Domain

Joan Veon
Paul Volcker, The Call for a global currency

Maj. James Linzey
What Can We Do to Repair our National Finances?
Consequences of Political Money
Levels Of the Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve #1
The History of Economics 2
History of Economics 1

Chart of who "owns" the Federal Reserve
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Michael Shore
Who Really Stole Billions In The Iraq Oil For Food Scandal?

Sherman H. Skolnick
Bond Collapse: The TITANIC did not have enough life-boats. And you know what happened.

Marilyn Barnewall
Greenspan: We need the gold standard

Chris Bennett
Sustainable Oil?

Greenspan warns good times won't last forever

Basic interest rate in Brazil raised to 19,75%

US interest rate fears put brakes on Far East rally

Fed Boosts Key Interest Rate to 3 Percent

US March Housing Starts Plunge 17.6%

Reg Howe Fires Another Shot - Reg Howe - 31 March 2002

Howe vs. BIS - James Turk - 31 March 2002

Howe Lawsuit Survives Hearing On Dismissal Motions - BizWire - 6 November 2001

Plaintiff's Motion For Leave To File Second Affidavit -
18 September 2001

Swapping Lies: Fed and Treasury Officials hanging themselves - 1 August 2001

Judicial Holding Pattern: Giving the Defendants Plenty of Rope - 20 July 2001

Plaintiff's Qualified Opposition (#2) To Reply Memoranda -
8 June 2001

Plaintiff's Qualified Opposition To Reply Memoranda -
31 May 2001

Behind Closed Doors - James Turk - 23 Apr 01

Response to Plaintiff Motions 20 Apr 01

Original Complaint filed 7 Dec 2000

ABOLISH THE FEDERAL RESERVE
Mr. Speaker, I rise to introduce legislation to restore financial stability to America's economy by abolishing the Federal Reserve. I also ask unanimous consent to insert the attached article by Lew Rockwell, president of the Ludwig Von Mises Institute, which explains the benefits of abolishing the Fed and restoring the gold standard, into the record.

Paul Introduces Honest Money Act
Washington, DC- Congressman Ron Paul, a leading advocate of sound money policies and an outspoken critic of the Federal Reserve, recently introduced legislation to repeal legal tender laws. The Honest Money Act, HR 2779, would eliminate forced tender laws that compel Americans to accept fiat irredeemable paper-ticket or electronic money as their unit of account.

The Liberty Dollar
America's inflation-proof currency
100% backed and redeemable in gold & silver

RFID
Big Brother in Your Grocery Cart!
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HOW BANKS CREATE MONEY OUT OF NOTHING

NESARA - A Bad Joke

U.S. NATIONAL DEBT CLOCK

Generation Debt: The New Economics of Being Young (in America)

A Tsunami Of Greed

They Think You're Stupid

Sorta Optimistically Pessimistic For 2005

Foreknowledge of A Natural Disaster Of Tidal Wave was building up in the Indian Ocean 

U.S Lobbying Tab Is $1.1 Billion for Half a Year

Netherlands Imposes 1st Fines On Spammers (what free-market?)

Poll Shows War Is Bad For Business

Super Dupers On The Run As Watchdogs Step Up The Chase (victims of property spruikers)

NASD Imposes Record Fines In 2004 (more than triple the 2003 amount)

The Soft Money Boomerang

The Soros Foundation In Kazakhstan Is Facing Legal Action For Alleged Tax Evasion 

Privatizing Social Security Would Help Only Wall Street

CHART: Another Look At The US$ Nightmare

Texas, New Hampshire, Nevada Target The Reform The US Monetary System

Euro Trash - Even Drug Dealers Are Giving Up On The $

EU Codex: Crimininalizing Vitamins Worldwide???

Ramsey Clark To Defend Saddam

Book:'The Coming Collapse of the Dollar' - The Final End Game Of Decades Of Debt Accumulation

Shades Of The Dollar Standard

The Fed’s Folly

Gold Prices May Rise 5% Next Year.

Emerging Iraqi Banks Betting On Reconstruction

Unequal Protection : The Rise of Corporate Dominance and the Theft of Human Rights 

China And The U.S. Should Spare The World A Cliffhanger

Australian Reserve Bank Blames Others For Its Own Folly

Is Mathematics Relevant In Economics?

Deutsche Bank Attacks Yukos Case

CHART: A Long Way To Go Before Gold Becomes Overpriced !

Elliot Wave International: Shining The Light On Gold

Crack In The Foundation Of Copyright Laws - Property vs Liberty

Slide Show: Principle of Liberty Goes Along With Self Ownership

Everything You Ought To Know About Our Global Monetary System

Social Decay and the Federal Reserve
Monetary central planning (via the Federal Reserve) is a root cause of social decay.

CRACKING THE UCC CODE
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Dumping of US dollar could trigger 'economic September 11'
There is a potentially fatal flaw at the heart of the global economy: the strong possibility of financial meltdown following a collapse of confidence in the greenback, Clyde Prestowitz tells Bruce Stannard

Greenspan Terrorizes Economy
What we're seeing is massive inflation: oil has more than doubled in the past two years in cost per barrel, the dollar's value has decreased more than 40 percent against the Euro over the past three years. Explosive inflation is a fact, not some danger on the horizon.

Energy Markets Jittery, Gas Being Rationed
Wholesale and retail gasoline prices leaped higher nationwide.

Oil hits new record near $71 after Katrina
Oil thundered to a new high near $71 on Tuesday as oil firms assessed damage wrought by Hurricane Katrina's rampage through the Gulf of Mexico, where most oil and gas output was at a standstill and refineries were shut.

Bush & Queen Using US Oil Reserves To Manipulate Price Of Oil And Gold
"Al Qaeda is nothing more than an extension of the operatus linked to U.S. intelligence that was allowed, by script, to remove itself as a rogue break away entity of the U.S. government..."

Feds seize man's $10 million in gold
Owner asks Mint to authenticate coins, government grabs them

Why a booming economy feels flat
Personal income is one key area where workers have fallen behind, compared with past periods of strong wage growth.

I was Wrong to Back the Euro, Says Clarke
Kenneth Clarke, the former chancellor, has branded the euro "a failure" in an apparent attempt to win the support of Conservative eurosceptics in his push for the Tory leadership.

US trade deficit widens
The yawning US trade deficit grew wider in June, hitting $58.8 billion for the month, chiefly due to soaring oil prices and a surge of textiles and apparel from China.

Bush acknowledges the collapsing US economy
The US administration aims to spend $286 billion on the development of the American transport system

Major US airlines raise their fares
Get ready for higher air fares. American Airlines, Northwest Airlines and JetBlue Airways today raised the price of their domestic tickets, following competing carriers' price hikes earlier this week.

High gas prices fuel fear of financial hardship
"It's almost $3 a gallon now, so I might as well take the bus," said Roundtree, who was filling up his older Mazda sedan Friday at a West Seattle 76 station, where prices ranged from $2.65 to $2.85 a gallon.

Gold hits 6-week high in London
Surge due to weakness in dollar, U.S retail sales data

Farmers measure drought
Burned-up corn and imperiled soybeans are throwing a powerful management challenge to many Illinois and Missouri farmers this year.

Oil touches high of $66
With crude prices touching a record $66 (U.S.) a barrel Thursday, Citigroup Global Markets raised its oil price targets, saying the oil market has stopped taking its pricing cue from inventories and is focusing on short-term capacity levels.

Watching The US Economy Crumble
Good News! Soon You'll No Longer Need An Expensive College Education to Work in the US

$8-a-gallon gasoline by end of year?
Economist warns new oil supplies won't ease pressure on consumers quickly

Unocal shareholders patriotic amid sadness
'I don't want any foreign company buying anything in the United States'

Yahoo to pay $1 billion in Beijing dot-com deal
U.S. search firm will also hand over its China operations to Chinese firm

Krispy Kreme blames former executives
Suggests ex-management massaged figures to meet Wall Street expectations

Portus Didn't Invest $52.8 Million in Customer Funds, KPMG Says
Portus Alternative Asset Management, a Canadian hedge fund whose co-founder is being investigated for fraud, didn't invest about $52.8 million that it received from customers and about $17.6 million is missing, KPMG LLP said in a court filing.

Bubble bursting in San Diego?
Trend also seen in Las Vegas, Denver, Boston, Washington, D.C

Oil seen hitting $65 per barrel
'The system is being pushed beyond its sustainable limits'

Insurance cost shuts down teen entrepreneur
Innovative fair booth closed due to inability to pay $5,000 liability payment

The Banks Go Begging
Booming deposit growth has outstripped loan demand, forcing bankers to scratch for assets that can help relieve some of the pressure from narrowing profit margins.

The Real Reasons Why Iran is the Next Target: The Emerging Euro-denominated International Oil Marker
In 2005-2006, The Tehran government has a developed a plan to begin competing with New York's NYMEX and London's IPE with respect to international oil trades - using a euro-denominated international oil-trading mechanism

The Truth About The United Nations And Its Agenda
The "idea" for creating the United Nations was born a few years before the First World War. The idea was named "League of Nations" and came from a book of fiction called "Phillip Dru: Administrator". The author was Woodrow Wilson's socialist right hand man, Colonel House.