Thad D. Ackel, Jr. Esq. SOTT.net This summer, the State Legislature and Governor of Louisiana passed a law that bans individuals and businesses from transacting in cash if they are considered a “secondhand dealer”. House Bill 195 of the 2011 Regular Session (Act 389) broadly defines a secondhand dealer to include “… Anyone, other... »
Archive for October 14th, 2011
Cash Transactions Banned by Louisiana: Government Takes Private Property Without Due Process
2012 Timeline: Assets Seizure, Hyperinflation And Debt Slavery
VidRebel.com October 14, 2011 I have known for decades that the bankers have worked together for more than a century towards this one goal: Everything You Own Will Be Seized By The Banks And You Will Become A Debt Slave. I have decided to reveal the sequence of events, as best as I can... »
Assassination Plot Was Pushed By DEA Informant
Arbabsiar thought he was involved in a drugs deal Paul Joseph Watson Infowars.com Friday, October 14, 2011 Details emerging from the dubious Iranian terror plot strongly suggest that the plan to assassinate a Saudi ambassador was concocted not by Mansour J. Arbabsiar, who thought he was overseeing a drugs deal, but by the DEA... »
No One Is Buying Iranian Terror Allegations
by George Washington ZeroHedge.com 10/13/2011 Iran Terror Plot: No Evidence The day before Attorney General was subpoenaed about what he knew about the Department of Justice and Drug Enforcement Agency’s “Fast and Furious” operation to get weapons to Mexico’s largest drug cartel, the U.S. government announced that the Iranians planned to kill a Saudi... »
Gold To Top $2,000 On Central Bank Buying: Bloomberg Chart Of The Day
by Tyler Durden ZeroHedge.com 10/14/2011 The Bloomberg ‘Chart of the Day’ shows the proportion of gold in the international reserves of India, Russia, China and Mexico is significantly lower than the rates in the U.S., Germany and France, based on data compiled from the World Gold Council. The lower panel tracks central bank holdings... »
Europe’s grand plan risks slow death by a thousand cuts
Is Europe’s planned programme of banking recapitalisations going to work? By Jeremy Warner Telegraph.co.uk It depends how it is done, but the omens aren’t good. The message from bankers at the Association for Financial Markets in Europe (AFME) annual dinner in London this week was a concerning one. This was not because of the... »
G20 finance ministers gather as time runs out
Top of France’s agenda when it took the presidency of the G20 last November was the arcane subject, “reducing imbalances”. Judged against its own goals one year on, then, it is fair to say the French presidency has not been an unequivocal success. By Philip Aldrick TelegraphUK Global imbalances are as entrenched as they... »
Foreigners Dump $74 Billion In Treasurys In 6 Consecutive Weeks: Biggest Sequential Outflow In History
by Tyler Durden ZeroHedge.com Over the weekend, we observed the perplexing sell off of $56 billion in US Treasurys courtesy of weekly disclosure in the Fed’s custodial account (source: H.4.1) and speculated if this may be due to an asset rotation, under duress or otherwise, out of bonds and into stocks, to prevent the... »
Euroland & the Gold Rebound
BY JIM WILLIE FinancialSense.com An important reversal of focus, expectation, and direction has taken place in Europe. Put aside the sovereign debt mess that will not go away. It will not be fixed, despite all the effort and talk and deal making. They must prepare for a string of bank failures and a Greek... »
Sources: US Gives Israel Green Light For Iran Strike
Fabricated terror plot provides pretext for intervention following Panetta’s October 3 Tel Aviv visit Paul Joseph Watson Infowars.com Thursday, October 13, 2011 The Obama administration’s fabricated terror plot blamed on Iran represents the green light for an Israeli attack on Iran set to take place within the next two weeks, according to confidential military... »