Monthly Archives: December 2011
US High Gasoline Prices Due To Exporting US Gasoline To EU
Gasoline Price History A brief look at this gasoline price index shows us that we are in a volatile state where the price of gasoline will jerk around quite a bit depending on how many oil-exporting countries the NATO regime … Continue reading
Filed under Free Trade
Israel Is Hellish Even For Jews Due To Jewish Bigotry
As Israel, the US and Saudi Arabia work feverishly to destroy Iran, all three nations are falling apart due to internal hatreds and the many, many contradictions of policies. For a bunch of heavily armed nuclear powers that invade other … Continue reading
Filed under .diplomacy, Politics, religion
As I Predicted Two Years Ago, China And Japan Form Powerful Currency Union
As I showed clearly for years now, logically speaking, Japan has more reasons to be united with China in both military and economic matters. It was only a matter of time, when this EU-type union would come to exist. Well, … Continue reading
Filed under .diplomacy, .money matters, Free Trade
Ron Paul Versus CNN Gloria Borger And Her DC Lobby Husband
The Jewish media mavens spent a very busy Xmas eve attacking Ron Paul and then crowing that they drove him off from being interviewed, oh, isn’t he a terrible man? I was rather drugged up this holiday and couldn’t write … Continue reading
The Christmas Catastrophe
In the history of the Western European and American religious cycles, Easter used to be the biggest event. But ever since the dawn of the Industrial Revolution, Christmas took over that position and has grown to monstrous size. This is … Continue reading
Filed under Free Trade, religion
Surgery A Success But Aftermath Extremely Painful
The operation was a success. But terribly painful. I am home now but can’t walk at all. I have to keep my left foot constantly elevated. Which means little mobility for the next week. After that, I can use crutches … Continue reading
Filed under .money matters
A Cold Day In Hell (Heh, My Operation Today)
Today, the surgeon will try to fix my broken Achilles tendon. When I was a child and read about poor Achilles whose only weak spot was where his mother gripped him on the ankle to dunk him in the magic … Continue reading
