Monthly Archives: November 2011

Bush Treasury Sec Paulson Lied To Public, Told Truth To GS Buddies

This news doesn’t surprise me at all:  that Paulson, while heading the Treasury under Bush, ran off to his hedge fund GS buddies to conspire to figure out how to profit from the looming credit bubble collapse.  The Federal Reserve … Continue reading

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NATO Attacks On Pakistan Backfire Big Time

Welcome to 3rd National HRD Convention 2011 I get emails from Pakistan and one of them is from this political group of liberal Muslims there.  ’Let’s build Pakistan!’ is certainly a fine slogan and attitude.  But that country is rife … Continue reading

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Climate Warming Taxes Shoot Upwards In England: Queen Benefits

It seems everything gets smaller as one gets older: The Queen looks unimpressed with how much her fleet has shrunk since last jubilee | Mail Online What interests me greatly is the disharmony over global warming, nuclear power and looming … Continue reading

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The Sudden End Of ZIRP Government Borrowing

Nearly 20 years ago, I was aghast when Japan dropped interest rates on government loans to near zero.  It makes no sense at all.  Even if Japan reduced ‘inflation’ to zero or negative territory, the value of savings still has … Continue reading

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Congress Works Only For AIPAC, Not US Voters

Propaganda works.  Repetition of information replaces original memories with new, often fake memories.  The famous book, ’1984′ explains the process for this replacement of memories with media memories.  Thinking ‘outside the box’ is very difficult and the trap there is, … Continue reading

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US Voters Fret About Loss Of Power While US Elites Boast About Power

The US, an immigrant nation, has always had a problem with self-regard: we make up for our deficiencies by being boastful.  One of the worst aspects of this has been how we held ourselves as the perfect model for humanity … Continue reading

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Earthquakes All Over America

During the last two weeks, a number of earthquakes happened across the entire nation.  Indeed, this fall we have seen far more earthquakes than any time in the last 15 years that I have been observing this online.  I greatly … Continue reading

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