Ireland’s get-rich-quick scheme

Posted By on July 1, 2009

Watching PBS usually involves putting up with cheerful retarded Marxist propaganda, but a few days ago we happened upon a documentary on PBS about Ireland that was actually interesting. We tuned in late and didn’t catch the title, but, wanting to know it, we went to the PBS website for the first time. We believe we were watching a program called Mixed Blessings. (more…)

UN corruption

Posted By on June 30, 2009

We have been hoping to find a reporter keeping up with corruption at the United Nations. Although the UN is one of the most corrupt institutions, few reporters have taken it on. We were pleased to come across Claudia Rosett’s article from 2006 at Canada Free Press. Although a bit dated, this article provides solid background on several corruption scandals. More importantly, it explains why the UN will always be corrupt, because it doesn’t publish an honest budget. The number of networked cooperative groups passing money to each other is the bigger picture of UN corruption. Globalism isn’t just a program of global takeover, it is also a criminal enterprise by which the most dishonest manipulators gain power and wealth.

The sad part is, we can’t stop Congress from funding UN programs, and we can’t stop the UN from imposing new taxes on us via our Congress. If you have been imagining that UN funding goes for humanitarian purposes, now you have a clearer picture of where the money goes. The United Nations is a prime location of the partnership between rich capitalists and global socialism, the grand corrupt bargain of the New World Order.

IMF global power grab

Posted By on 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, maintenance of the big criminal banks at taxpayer expense. We gave you this information many months ago, but Kroll summarizes it well. We wonder if the TARP and big banker anger has subsided? We are still a little angry, how about you? (more…)

Bush-Blair memo details plans to provoke Iraq war

Posted By on June 29, 2009

The Guardian is releasing sensational details of a memo from the office of Prime Minister Tony Blair indicating that both Blair and President Bush realized no WMDs would be found in Iraq, thus they needed another strategy to provoke war. The document was written by Blair’s foreign policy adviser and is coming to light as part of a British investigation into Britain’s entry into the Iraq war. The bottom line: Bush and Blair were determined to go to war regardless of any diplomatic outcomes and without UN authorization. This memo doesn’t tell us why Bush and Blair wanted to invade Iraq, but it does confirm that they were willing to use deception to do so.

IMF to audit U.S. Federal Reserve

Posted By on 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. (more…)

UN now favors drug decriminalization

Posted By on June 26, 2009

The United Nations has lined up with the Obama administration (or is it the other way around?) in favoring decriminalization of drugs. See the story at the Huffington Post.

Meanwhile, the Telegraph reports that Britain is the cocaine capital of Europe, with 1 million estimated users. (more…)

Green advertising mostly bogus

Posted By on June 25, 2009

The Guardian reports that the vast majority of advertising claims for environmentally friendly products are false and misleading.