Monthly Archives: January 2011

Millions Of Egyptians Demand Mubarak & USA Go Away

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Egypt’s Kleptocrats Flee To England

The Mubarak dictator’s rapacious clan has fled Egypt and flown to Queen Elizabeth’s refuge for gnomes and assorted criminal types.  Meanwhile, the army has joined the revolutionaries.  The Saudi King is sweating bullets, he is next on the list of … Continue reading

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US ‘Warsaw Pact’ With Muslim Dictators Collapsing

As the US empire falls apart nearly exactly the same way the Soviet Union collapsed, we see the long line of military-enforced ‘alliances’ with Muslim dictators falling like dominos.  Just as the US was pushed out of SE Asia due … Continue reading

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Congress Can’t Kill The Derivatives Beast

The US government released a report about the recent near total financial collapse.  Naturally, it focuses only on banking, not on all the factors leading us to destruction.  It doesn’t examine the continuous festering sore which has afflicted the US … Continue reading

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Apres Arab Deluge

The above photo is from the news pouring out of Egypt.  As I predicted, Egypt’s US puppet ruler is ripe to fall from the tree as he is incredibly unpopular.  Due to this, he had to have a show election … Continue reading

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Happiest Nations Are Mostly Northern Socialist Nations

Diamond Dust Drops: it is below zero today, all day, and the moisture in the atmosphere is turning into ice and falling even as there is no wind nor clouds. The US/UK empire complex is involved in this massive internal … Continue reading

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Greenspan Chuckles About Bubbles In 2005

The FOMC meeting minutes from the end of June, 2005 were released this week. In it we see an insane, childish and stupid debate about whether or not there was a housing bubble!  Back then, I was writing ferocious editorials … Continue reading

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