Monthly Archives: February 2010
Chile Tsunamis Swept Away Entire Towns
Giant tsunamis killed thousands in Chile. The pictures coming in from Chile clearly show that waves over 25 feet tall swept away most of the sleeping population living along the shores in the vicinity of this massive earthquake. I took … Continue reading
Filed under Geology
London Bankers Are Lepers
The London banking gnomes think they are lepers. Yes, they are. And so are the politicians who take these leper’s money! They are all diseased. Heh. Also, the Crown of England confiscates an old silver coin from a lady (peasant) … Continue reading
Filed under .money matters, nature, religion
Nuclear Wars And Earthquakes Increase Economic Problems
Today we muse about the ants, bees and grasshoppers as well as the dangers of having a national media that lies, hides things and misleads. I a have to go to evil communist China to discover important diplomatic news. As … Continue reading
Filed under .diplomacy, .money matters, Free Trade, religion, war and peace
The Great Chilean 8.8 Quake Of 2010
I have dear friends who live right in the middle where the Chile earthquake did its worst damage. I hope they are OK. Chile, of course, is part of the Ring of Fire that surrounds the Pacific Plate. This is … Continue reading
Filed under Geology
Fake Victories In Afghan War Fuels Imperial Dreams
Our empire is struggling with delusions of grandeur and dreams of full spectrum dominance via assassin robot machines. We think that throwing away a trillion dollars in futile military games in an endless open war against the Muslim religion is … Continue reading
Filed under .diplomacy, .money matters, war and peace
Toyota Tears Of Regret
Toyota decided long ago during the push to force Japan to open the doors to imports from the US to balance Toyota exports to the US, that they would colonize the US by opening factories here. This allowed them to … Continue reading
Filed under Free Trade, Politics
US And UK Encouraged To Spend Even More!
Lots of economic news about national sovereign debts. The sovereign debt bubble is similar if not identical in size to the international trade balloon and both fed the credit bubble which was the largest in history, even bigger than the … Continue reading
Filed under .money matters, Free Trade
