ENENEWS.com October 20th, 2011 VANCOUVER, Oct. 20 — “Now evidence has emerged that the radiation in Canada was worse than Canadian officials ever let on,” Canada’s largest urban weekly, The Georgia Straight out of Vancouver, reported today. “Public officials in Japan and Canada alike jumped straight into Chernobyl-style damage-control mode, dismissing any worries about... »
Archive for October 20th, 2011
*JUST IN* Paper: “Now evidence has emerged that the radiation in Canada was worse than Canadian officials ever let on” — Radioactive coverup?
Local Official: “We are not human guinea pig” — Tells young people to leave Japan
ENENEWS.com October 19th, 2011 Mochizuki at Fukushima Diary has summarized a posting by Oyama Koichi, a Minamisoma city councilor. Radiation levels there remain around 3 uSv/hr. Koichi says he is having his “last fight” and knows he may die of exposure. He is trying to save people for his life and spends his time... »
Americans’ Income Drops Most in Twenty Years
Mac Slavo October 20th, 2011 SHTFplan.com et again the real data confirms what most of us already know: the U.S. economy is in serious trouble. One look at this chart and you’ll understand what we mean. Via Zero Hedge: One place where nominal and real income data can absolutely not be fudged is the... »
Non-Partisan Government Report: Federal Reserve Is Riddled with Corruption and Conflicts of Interest
by WashingtonsBlog October 20, 2011 The non-partisan Government Accountability Office released a report today showing widespread corruption and conflicts of interest in the Federal Reserve. Senator Sanders – who was instrumental in forcing the Fed to release some details of its lending operations – summarizes: A new audit of the Federal Reserve released today... »
U.S. & Israel Launch New Phase Of Cyber Warfare
Second version of Stuxnet virus is virtually identical to first incarnation Paul Joseph Watson Prison Planet.com Thursday, October 20, 2011 The re-emergence of the Stuxnet virus in a virtually identical form to its previous incarnation heralds a “new round of cyber war,” and given the fact that the last version was created by the... »
Following Short Selling And CDS Ban, Europe Now Seeks To Ban Free Speech
by Tyler Durden ZeroHedge.com 10/20/2011 It was only a matter of time before following banning everything else that it could, and that is not under its control, Europe would go after the only thing that matters: the First Amendment. From Bloomberg: “Michel Barnier, European Union. Financial Services Commissioner, wants to give the European Securities... »
10 Mind Blowing Facts Which Show How Members Of Congress And Federal Employees Are Living The High Life At Our Expense
EndOfTheAmericanDream.com If you were asked to guess, what area of the United States would you say has the highest average income? New York City? Los Angeles? Silicon Valley? Well, would you believe that it is actually the Washington D.C. area? Median household income in the region is $84,523, which is the highest in the... »
The Coming Derivatives Crisis That Could Destroy The Entire Global Financial System
EconomicCollapseBlog.com Most people have no idea that Wall Street has become a gigantic financial casino. The big Wall Street banks are making tens of billions of dollars a year in the derivatives market, and nobody in the financial community wants the party to end. The word “derivatives” sounds complicated and technical, but understanding them... »
Economic Armageddon Seen As Imminent
Monte Pelerin SilverBearCafe.com Suddenly it is getting crowded in the world of those predicting economic armageddon. In a sense, that is comforting for those of us who were early and few. Once relegated to the lunatic fringe, it appears as though this view is expanding, possibly even going mainstream. That more are calling for... »
Panic stations: Bank’s unanimous vote on QE bodes ill
Crikey. Batten down the hatches. Stock the nuclear bunker. Don your hard hats. Britain’s economic prospects have worsened so much in the past month that eight of the Bank of England’s nine rate-setters, who were happy to leave quantitative easing (QE) unchanged at £200bn in September, were rushing to add another £75bn just 30... »