Posted By Director on November 26, 2008
Great Britain pays various European Union agencies assessments and taxes that have the effect of driving up the cost of imported goods and undermining British industry. As Great Britain falls into recession, the EU siphons off funds that could be used to stimulate economic recovery and support falling living standards.
“It is clear that the EU is holding up economic recovery. To get Britain out of recession, we must get Britain out of the EU.”
The cost of Britain’s economic participation in the EU is 106,000 British pounds per minute. See the article “EU costing Britain 106,000 a minute.”
The great irony of these international agreements is that that not only undermine national sovereignty, they also pay to support a corrupt elite that is given power over national sovereignty.
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Posted By Director on November 25, 2008
We’re not going to get ourselves out of this debt mess until we get rid of the Federal Reserve system. Fortunately lots of people are waking up to this, and we now have a movement the end the Fed. Keep up with these rascals at http://www.endthefed.us/
Category: U.S. Economy |
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Posted By Director on November 25, 2008
Q: Why are you accusing Barack Obama of using hypnotic techniques in his campaign? Obama ran a great campaign, and he won. You are just a poor loser. You are probably jealous of his charisma and his message of hope. (etc. etc., edited for space)
A: Obama, like Hillary Clinton, speaks at about half normal speed. He speaks four or five words and then pauses. His major technique is never to say anything (more…)
Category: Marxist psychology |
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Tags: Barack Obama, hypnotic techniques, new world order
Posted By Director on November 22, 2008
If you haven’t seen the video How Obama Got Elected, rush on over to the John Ziegler website and watch his interviews with Obama voters, http://www.howobamagotelected.com.
Don’t laugh at these people, they are the victims of a Marxist education system and a Marxist media. They are the proof that democracy can no longer function under Marxism.
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Posted By Director on November 21, 2008
In an interview on Tulsa radio station KFAQ, Senator Inhofe of Oklahoma said that Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson had threatened members of Congress with a declaration of martial law if the Congress didn’t pass the TARP bailout package. See the story here.
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Posted By Director on November 21, 2008
Q: Regarding your article on martial law, what do you think about the FEMA concentration camps?
A: The U.S. government has long been prepared to declare martial law and put people in camps in the event of a national emergency. William Pabst was following this story in the 1970s. For his 1979 article on the camps, go here. Pabst sued the U.S. government for establishing these camps, but his suit was dismissed. The judge ruled he had suffered no loss of free speech rights under the laws that organized these camps.
For a list of executive orders authorizing martial law and the locations of the camps, go here. There are at least 800 camps today. More information here.
Obviously the camps have not been used for the purpose of rounding up illegal aliens, which was one of the stated purposes for establishing them. NWOU expects the camps to be used in case of widespread civil unrest in the event of an economic crisis.
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Posted By Director on November 19, 2008
A lot has happened in the global economy during the past few weeks. NWOU offers a snapshot of how quickly things have changed in various economies around the world. The following paragraphs are taken from a more comprehensive article by Doug Noland, “The Only Cure for a Bubble” at http://www.safehaven.com/article-11838.htm
November 10 – Bloomberg (Emma O’Brien and Ye Xie): “Russia’s currency reserves, the third-biggest in the world, are no match for tumbling oil prices and an exodus of capital that may force the central bank to accept a devalued ruble. (more…)
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