Archive for January 10th, 2012

Joe Weisenthal BusinessInsider.com Jan. 10, 2012 Nomura’s famously bearish Bob Janjuah is out with his first note of the year (via FT Alphaville), and he’s… bearish. “The worst of the eurozone mess is still haead of us,” he says, and the US is not out of the woods. He has some very specific predictions….... »

CommodityOnline.com 09 January 2012 Precious metals have seen a resurgence in recent years as investors search for ways to secure their wealth. Investments that are heavily reliant on the dollar are riskier than ever. Precious metals such as silver, on the other hand, provide hedges against economic uncertainty. For this reason, Silver has become... »

EndofTheAmericanDream.com One of the unique things about the Constitution of the United States was that it guaranteed certain rights for its citizens. Those rights provided the foundation for an era of freedom and prosperity that was pretty much unprecedented in human history and dozens of other nations eventually copied many of the ideas contained... »

EconomicCollapseBlog.com How should people prepare for the difficult years that are coming? I get asked about that a lot. Once people really examine the facts, it is not too hard to convince them that an economic collapse is coming. But once they accept that reality, most of them want to know what they can... »

by Benedict D. LaRosa LewRockwell.com Is there a link between cancer and the polio vaccine? There is a good chance that there is, according to a Baylor University study released on February 18, 1999 and published in the Journal of the National Cancer Institute. At the time, the announcement sent shockwaves throughout the medical... »

As the election season begins, war clouds gather by Justin Raimondo LewRockwell.com With all eyes focused on Iowa, what is happening in the Persian Gulf escapes most everyone’s notice. The babble of competing voices – the nattering nabobs of the mainstream media, the “spin”-doctors, the lobbyists and special interests currently inundating the airwaves with... »

The Lives of the Occupied by Andrew Mason LewRockwell.com The invaders set up camp on the outskirts of our village a week ago. A few days later, their tanks began rolling down our streets with their turrets traversing from left to right and only stopping to point there cannons at anyone crossing the roads.... »

By Paul McGuire January 10, 2012 NewsWithViews.com In 1970, I was participating in the first “Earth Day,” celebration in New York City where radical activist Abbie Hoffman was giving a fiery speech about, “The world becoming as one.” The streets of Manhattan were jammed with thousands of people as far as the eye could... »

Will Kesler Activist Post.com Monday, January 9, 2012 The Occupy movement has not yet fully utilized the two most potent weapons mankind has created in our long, long struggle to be free. We have yet to meld the Constitution with the Internet; the Founding Fathers have not gone viral. he First Amendment states that... »