Charles Hugh Smith: It’s Your Choice, Europe: Rebel Against the Banks or Accept Debt-Serfdom
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The company disabled video embedding for some inexplicable reason, nevertheless, here is the link to the one hour youtube to watch the video.
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Stacy Summary: Okay Geek and Dork, your thoughts? And h/t all who linked to the second article.
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Stacy Summary: h/t @Eileen. Debt to take 10% of all taxes in Ireland by 2011, according to Moody’s, which apparently is slightly better than the amount of Greek and Italian taxes that will go to servicing their debts.
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Stacy Summary: I thought Russia was supposed to be the big beneficiary of global warming? The last two articles really go hand in hand in demonstrating the dangers of command and control, corrupt government statistics meant to trick the bond market and make the consumer (formerly known as citizen) feel better about shopping. And note that the US is the only developed nation to hedonically adjust their GDP numbers and yet over and over analysts and also the citizens of the US believe that because their GDP numbers, as stated, are higher than the rest of the world, they are the BEST!
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At the suggestion of @sevendeacons, we talk to Loren Howe, author of The Real Story of Money Health and Religion.
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Posted in Max Keiser Video
Tagged central bank, debt, loren howe, max keiser, On the Edge
Stacy Summary: Every leader in the world seems to be scrambling to declare their country the next Greece; today it is Japan. It could be a clever ruse to exhaust the wolfpack of speculators.
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Stacy Summary: If they want online donations, they have to give something in return! Like a blog or a podcast! Anyway, take this as a jibber jabber thread . . . as if you needed encouragement . . .
(As an additional read, for those that missed it, here is Ellen Brown’s HFT article on Huffington Post now).
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