New World Order University Forum

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 flight. These developments are the set-up for economic death spiral. We expect many “back from the brink” stories in the days ahead, and continued denial of reality from world leaders committed to socialism and the New World Order.

Jim Rogers forecasts collapse of British pound “within weeks.”

Lefty global controller George Soros and hedge fund cabal poised to profit from decline of euro. Isn’t it interesting that the biggest globalist financial manipulators fund the Left?

Who is going to impose spending cuts in Britain, Labour or Conservatives? The dilemma of winning an election and presiding over Britain’s decline. By the way, Labour is doing better in the polls, and the British bloggers are furious about it. Come to think of it, we are, too.

Unions strike in Greece. This is the game of Communists accusing socialists of not caring enough about government employees, so they should let the government go bankrupt. Should be enough material here for a comedy routine. But don’t expect comment from the Marxist “comedians.”

Wealthy Greeks send their money abroad to avoid taxation. And they’re not the only ones. It would be interesting to track global cash flows. We bet they are intensifying.

Drug money flowing out of Afghanistan to Dubai.

Iceland debt negotiations fall apart in advance of March 6 referendum. Europe’s banks need the money for more bonuses.

House passes Patriot Act one-year extension. The government can continue to spy on you, legally.

Fannie and Freddie need more federal bailout money. And, guess what, it will never be paid back.

Global warming would help every economy right now. Why don’t the warmists ever talk about the beneficial effects of global warming?

How Latvia is doing. Not great, but it may have “stemmed the decline.” We’re rooting for Latvia to make it. We love Eastern Europe.

Why European nations can no longer bail out their banks. The governments have too much debt. Now you can understand forecasts that the euro will fall and the EU must break up. However, the euro may not fall indefinitely, and Europe’s elite are extremely committed to the EU. Europe’s banks and governments are still in a “race against time.” Markets will respond positively if Greece is allowed to issue more debt.

Japan fights deflation. No news here, every country is fighting deflation. We just can’t figure out why. If house prices fall enough, younger people will be able to buy houses, all that money comes out of their savings accounts, and people can make a living in real estate again.

California’s jiggering to appear creditworthy. J.P. Morgan calls California more dangerous than Greece. We hate to think the U.S. economy hangs on Governor Schwarzenegger and the feminists and colored radicals who run California. We can watch them make laws on our local cable access channel. They are all sad incompetents who constantly urge each other to make the most radical politically correct decisions. If the fate of California is hanging on its legislators, we can predict disaster ahead. They are all affirmative action morons.

U.S. commercial real estate loan losses will drive more bank failures. Hope the FDIC can pay off the depositors.

UN plans to launch Green World Order in 2012. Why not, they don’t have anything else to do. You still have a little money left, don’t you?

Marxists form yet another South American free trade group to oppose the United States. We don’t blame them for avoiding U.S. influence, but we sort of wonder, what are they hoping for? To become Venezuela?

Napolitano briefs radical Islamic terror groups on U.S. anti-terrorism measures. We wish this story would get more publicity because the Left is leading the Islamification of the United States and Europe, and we think people ought to wake up to that fact and get really really mad about it.

Tags: decline of British pound, Greece bailout, Iceland debt, world economy

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