The crisis outline

| March 2, 2010

Can the global financial network crash twice in three years? We don’t forecast a second crash, but you have to notice the crooks are still in power, and debt issuance has reached the point of concern. Bond markets aren’t going to allow cheap debt service any longer. The weaker economies are experiencing outmigration and capital […]

Sarkozy wants to end white race

| February 7, 2010

The Brussells Journal reports on French President Sarkozy’s plan to forcibly diversify France. France will require employers to give preference to new immigrants in hiring. Sarkozy said that “not to intermarry racially is bad for the survival of the country. Thus he amalgamated the concepts of preference for minorities in job hiring with that of […]

Failing socialist states

| December 31, 2009

An overview of states’ budget problems at Dollars and Sense. States are running revenue shortfalls that average 24 percent. The big problems: states run welfare programs employing vast numbers of bureaucrats. The federal government currently supplies around 20 percent of states’ budgets, for Medicare. Neither of these trends is sustainable. Each state is faced with […]

Letter to the White Race

| October 21, 2009

In previous posts we’ve sent you over to Centurean2 for reporting on British resistance to the New World Order. Centurean picked up and reprinted our post on Destroying Europe. We clicked over to Centurean and then followed a few links. What did we find? Resistance is popping up all over the place.

California screaming

| October 3, 2009

Washington’s blog has a nice piece on how California solved its budget problem, temporarily. California is too broke to fund its schools, so it absconded with $2 billion in local redevelopment agency funds to cover the shortfall. The state also borrowed another $1.9 billion from future property tax revenues from cities. This state raid upon […]

The Rhode Island meets reality model

| September 15, 2009

If you are interested in recent economic stories and statistics, Doug Noland has a long blog on recent economic news at PrudentBear. There are signs of recovery as well as worsening. Noland’s important point is that the Fed cannot withdraw from support for mortgage loans without endangering the mortgage market and any recovery in housing […]

The formerly rich succumb to socialism

| August 26, 2009

In our previous posts on the California budget crisis, we pointed out that the Democratic model of spending cannot be sustained in California. Democratic governance is a failed model, and the only reason Obama can follow the same policies for the nation is because the Federal Reserve Bank finances the increasing deficits. The Fed keeps […]