Archive for October 10th, 2011

ArabianMoney.com Several readers of ArabianMoney have written to us over the past two weeks to express their astonishment at the current price of silver because demand where they live is so high that stocks have run out. Consider this comment: ‘I used to buy silver from a shop in Kobar in Saudi. From the... »

Smashing the Illusion of Consent… Peacefully by Eric Peters LewRockwell.com Refusing to fly again until TSA Submission Training is done away with – and not buying cars equipped with Big Brother technology – that’s a good start on the path back to liberty. But if we really want to pick up the pace –... »

by Bill Bonner LewRockwell.com What a delight it is to have an empire! Do the Swiss get to send out drones to kill people they don’t know in countries they’ve never been? No! The poor yodelers go around with long faces and visit their shrinks. Americans have troops in 170 countries. Where are the... »

CIA Could Begin Assassinating Journalists Claims Republican Presidential Hopeful Ron Paul by Daniel Miller DailyMailUK Republican presidential hopeful Ron Paul told reporters at a press club lunch that they could be assassinated by their own government in the same way it targets Americans with ties to Al Qaeda Paul was criticising President Obama for... »

By: Devvy October 10, 2011 NewsWithViews.com “Paper is poverty,… it is only the ghost of money, and not money itself.” –Thomas Jefferson to Edward Carrington, 1788. ME 7:36 On October, 6, 2011, Sir Mervyn King, Governor of the Bank of England, said during a speech following the latest decision by that bank’s Monetary Policy... »

By: Michael J Kosares Market Oracle David L Ganz is a prominent New York City attorney who specializes in precious metals and numismatic law. His wide-ranging biography includes advising several Congressional committees and commissions, including the Annual Assay Commission, life fellowship at the prestigious American Numismatic Society, past president of the American Numismatic Association,... »

US reliance on private contractors is seeing a sinister focus on surveillance of citizens instead of defence against cyber attack Barrett Brown Guardian.co.uk Sunday 9 October 2011 On Friday, Wired revealed that a virus of unknown origin has been consistently tracking the remote piloting of US military drones down to each keystroke, and that... »