Monthly Archives: November 2011
Tiananmen Square: US Police Attack OWS Camps
天安门大屠杀 1989 – YouTube There is evidently a coordinated effort at eradicating all of the ‘Occupy Wall Street’ camps. The modus operandi each time is to attack the camps suddenly in the dead of night. The Trilateral Commission, the Bilderberg … Continue reading
Filed under Politics
Bilderberg Trilateralists Seize Power In Greece and Italy
- www.trilateral.org Surprising news, no? No. This is what happens when bankers destroy international banking: they lean on various countries to make good on bad banking decisions and then, to recapitalize themselves, they go on a massive looting expedition whereby … Continue reading
Filed under .diplomacy, .money matters, Free Trade, Politics
Infantile US Tells China To “Behave Like A Grown-Up”
We see Ireland, Iceland, Greece and now Italy hit the economic fan and get torn apart by the IMF and global bankers who were all bailed out just two years ago by a rag-tag collection of governments. Now, the UK … Continue reading
Filed under .diplomacy, .money matters, Free Trade
Queen Of England Abused Her Own Cousins Severely
We are all taught to respect various people who are at the top of whatever organization or nation we belong to. This is quite natural. But these ideal people at the top often are just mere humans, made much worse … Continue reading
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Extinction Is Forever: Farewell To The African Black Rhinos
Just the other day, I was given this 1880 book, ‘Mammalia’, illustrated by Wallace and Audubon and others. Very lovely illustrations, too bad the book is partially damaged. So, I opened it randomly to the above page and then felt … Continue reading
Bullies Are Hated
Once the Soviet Union fell, the US rejoiced because now, no one would stop us from being bullies. All pretenses of being even handed were dropped, especially in the Middle East. The US became a full time bully boy nation, … Continue reading
Explaining How Derivatives, Sovereign Wealth And Banking Works
The above map from UK is the world’s biggest country – judged by its liabilities shows the relative size of various banking systems in global markets. The US external markets is one of the biggest but the UK is also even bigger. … Continue reading
Filed under .money matters
