Director | May 11, 2010
The agenda of social destruction began a couple of centuries ago, but most historians read the history of the nineteenth century as economic progress rather than social destruction. Social destruction really gains momentum under feminism. Feminism is the most efficient destroyer of societies except for the Communist dictatorship engaging in mass murder. We expect the […]
Director | May 3, 2010
Goldman has been charged with fraud in a civil suit and is currently under Justice Department investigation. At the same time, the Dodd financial regulation bill is coming before Congress. Many financial commentators seem to think it’s OK for Goldman to bundle fraudulent mortgages together as long as there is a customer. But the naked […]
Director | April 5, 2010
We go to Centurean2 for reporting on the socialist takeover of Britain. Centurean reports local news, and their New World Order history usually checks out with our careful research. But it was a speculative piece that caught our attention this time, the takeover timeline.
Director | 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 […]
Director | February 21, 2010
Matt Taibbi offers a schematic of how the big Wall Street bankers scammed the system, and continue to do so. Learn these scams and apply them to your personal self-defense as well.
Director | January 4, 2010
The world economy is still operating under the master paradigm we outlined in our October post, How to interpret trends. The global economists and speculators on TV talk happy talk about how the Depression scenario was avoided by massive infusion of central bank stimulus, and they are predicting that the world economy is on the […]
Director | 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 […]
