Archive for December 24th, 2011

ExtinctionProtocol.com December 24, 2011 YEMEN – At least 10 people died when security forces in Yemen’s capital assaulted thousands of marchers with gunfire, water cannons, and tear gas Saturday, eyewitnesses and activists said. “Everyone here is screaming, blood and tear gas (is) everywhere. Saleh’s forces are shooting with snipers. They are blocking streets and... »

Sherrie Questioning All SATURDAY, DECEMBER 24, 2011 David Morgan of Silver-Investor.com sent me an email today from Roger Weigand of WeBeatthestreet.com . Both the them are metals experts and always keep their eyes on what is happening in the investment area of metals and mining. I have had the pleasure of interviewing both previously... »

James Taylor Forbes.com If you found it difficult this year to save enough money to purchase Christmas gifts for your loved ones, just wait until 2012. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency yesterday announced new mercury restrictions on coal power plants that will impose anywhere from $10 billion (EPA’s estimate) to $200 billion (third-party estimates)... »

The Daily Reckoning BusinessInsider.com Dec. 24, 2011 This week, we doff our caps to the folks at the European Central Bank. They’ve pulled off the perfect heist. The euro-feds have opened the valves…turned on the spigots…and let nearly a half trillion euros worth of liquidity flow directly into the very same banks that have... »

By Brandon Pilzner Benzinga.com PIMCO announced some not so bullish expectations for the Euro Area, China, and United States this morning, for 2012, all which were covered in real-time with Benzinga Professional. CURRENT EVENTS On Wednesday, Mario Draghi came out with positive news that just might comfort investors with European exposure. According to the... »

by Tyler Durden ZeroHedge.com 12/24/2011 As was reported yesterday, Iran has now officially commenced its 10 day wargame exercise in the Straits of Hormuz. What happens next is 10 days in which one false move, either planned or false flagged, can have some serious (if required by the status quo) consequences: after all WTI... »

The Intel Hub By Madison Ruppert December 22, 2011 Over the past few months, those who have been paying attention have witnessed some of the most disturbing developments in modern American history unfold at breakneck speed. This includes the explicit codification of indefinite detention without charge or trial as well as rendition under the... »

Madison Ruppert Activist Post.com Saturday, December 24, 2011 I have been extensively covering the National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2012, commonly referred to as the NDAA, and the incredible dangers it presents (including authorization for covert offensive cyberwarfare) since I was first made aware of its existence. If you’re not familiar with... »

By: Chris Ciovacco Market Oracle Dec 23, 2011 Referencing Kyle Bass’ work in a December 18 video, we noted numerous countries have an unstable combination of debt and revenue relative to the size of their banking system. Another excellent source for debt sustainability analysis comes from Jeffery Gundlach, manager of the 2011 top-performing U.S.... »

by Mike Whitney Global Research December 23, 2011 Imagine if your banker offered to lend you a $150,000 to make up for the money that you’d lost on your home since the housing bubble burst in 2006. And, let’s say, he agreed to lend you this money for 3 years at rock-bottom rates of... »