Director | June 29, 2009
Now that the IMF has emerged as the center of global lending and financial regulation, it’s time to take a global tour and assess recent changes. Let’s begin our tour of the global economy with a reminder of the corruption involved in the TARP bailouts. Andy Kroll at The Nation summarizes what the bailouts accomplished, […]
Director | June 27, 2009
Spiegel reports that the International Monetary Fund will undertake a systematic examination of the U.S. financial system, including the U.S. Federal Reserve Bank. Spiegel also reports on differences among U.S. Fed officials, many of whom oppose Ben Bernanke’s policies.
Director | June 18, 2009
Martin Wolf’s report at the Financial Times is getting a lot of internet buzz. Wolf draws from the research of Barry Eichengreen and Kevin O’Rourke to plot the similarities between today’s global crisis and the Great Depression. Wolf concludes that recovery is years away. Contrast this with the near-term recovery being touted on TV financial […]
Director | June 11, 2009
Stock markets around the world have rallied off their March lows. The talk on financial TV is about having avoided a Depression, green shoots, a sustainable recovery. Other key phrases of the financial conversation include the steepening yield curve (good for bank profits), the stress test, the possible housing bottom, the commodity boom, and demand […]
Director | May 27, 2009
Alex Jones, Paul Joseph Watson, and Jim Tucker have been on the front lines of decoding Bilderberg meetings for decades. See their reporting at PrisonPlanet for the latest plans for our global future from the Bilderberg meeting in Greece. Watson reports that the Bilderbergs want to strengthen the World Health Organization and the International Monetary […]
Director | May 21, 2009
At Infowars, Jim Tucker and Daniel Estulin report on the Bilderberg meeting in Greece. Reporting from these meetings is always thin, it takes a while before somebody leaks what went on inside the meetings. Don’t blame these reporters for Bilderberg secrecy.
Director | May 18, 2009
The pro-New World Order Economist finally recognizes the problems in China’s factories. Why China’s quality standards won’t be improving anytime soon. Why investing in China was a bad idea. Why the China trade may not revive to pre-crash levels. Why free trade agreements and outsourcing America’s manufacturing are bad policies. Why you should boycott products […]
