Archive for November 5th, 2011

by Bob Chapman Global Research November 5, 2011 Most believe the European debt crisis is solved, but not so fast. In spite of being told by the German federal court that leverage could not be applied to bailout loans, but they approved leverage anyway. The court says they will redefine their position by the... »

Too Many Eurozone Summits by Gary North LewRockwell.com The New World Order is in big trouble. The European subdivision is visibly coming apart at the seams. You can always tell when an important NWO arrangement is in crisis mode. The representatives of the mainstream media keep asking high-level spokesmen, “Does this threaten your program?”... »

Crime Does Pay by Eric Peters LewRockwell.com Making crime pay is literally true in America nowadays. Not just token work like making cons stamp out license plates or pick up trash along the Interstate. There’s not much money in that. But there’s a fortune to be made when government “partners” with (cough) private business... »

By: Devvy November 5, 2011 NewsWithViews.com This column is two parts by necessity. You might wonder what part one has to do with the title of this column, but I will make it quite clear by the end of part two. There’s been a great deal of excellent investigative reporting regarding the “Occupy Wall... »

By Cliff Kincaid November 5, 2011 NewsWithViews.com When Barack Obama was a senator, he proposed a Global Poverty Act to fulfill the U.N.’s Millennium Development Goals. The cost in additional foreign aid: $845 billion. On Thursday, as part of the G20 summit, Bill Gates, co-chair of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, delivered a... »

by Tyler Durden ZeroHedge.com 11/05/2011 Earlier today we received the following email from a reader: “RBS systems are down today – ALL of them. I asked whether they knew that HSBC was down yesterday – replied yes – I suggested that they might do well to make an announcement to stop people from getting... »

EconomicCollapseBlog.com According to the U.S. Census Bureau, a higher percentage of Americans is living in extreme poverty than they have ever measured before. In 2010, we were told that the economy was recovering, but the truth is that the number of the “very poor” soared to heights never seen previously. Back in 1993 and... »

Janean Chun HuffingtonPost.com 11/4/11 Even in a tight credit market, David Meinert didn’t think he’d have a problem getting funding from his bank. He was a model entrepreneur, with good credit and a profitable business earning $2 million in revenue. But when he applied for a relatively small $50,000 line of credit from Chase... »

by George Washington ZeroHedge.com 11/05/2011 Oakland Police Strike Army Ranger With Nightsticks On His Back, Ribs, Shoulders and Hands, Lacerating His Spleen and Causing Internal Bleeding … Then Deny Him Medical Treatment for 18 Hours Reuters notes: A former U.S. Army Ranger and Occupy Oakland protester was in intensive care on Friday after a... »

Stephen Alexander Technorati.com If you woke up in five days and there was no electricity, no internet, no cell phones, what would you do? As for me, I’ll answer that question at the end of this article. But why worry, it’s not going to happen. But it could and I’ll explain it briefly. In... »