Archive for February 17th, 2012

The Intel Hub February 17, 2012 The FBI has a long history of creating terrorists and then subsequently arresting them as if they just stopped a potential terror attack. This fact was heavily documented by Judge Andrew Napolitano on his now canceled Fox News show, Freedomwatch. The FBI essentially finds a mentally ill person,... »

By Pepe Escobar AsiaTimes.com Feb 17, 2012 What was the parade of European poodles thinking – that Tehran would just roll over and absorb the European Union’s oil embargo, scheduled to start on July 1? No wonder Brussels was caught as a Gucci deer in the headlights when the news started to flow that... »

By: Catherine Boyle CNBC.com Demand for gold hit an all-time high in 2011 as European, Indian and Chinese demand soared. n Europe, Germany and Switzerland were the main drivers of the growth as the euro zone debt crisis escalated and investors looked for safe havens, according to the World Gold Council’s annual report. While... »

EconomicNoise.com Feb 17 2012 Keith Weiner opines on our banking system: Its corruption was always inevitable. The advent of the central banks before World War I ensured it. The theft (in the US) of the gold of the people in 1933 cemented it, along with the dollar devaluation. The treaty at Bretton Woods in... »

The Intel Hub By Madison Ruppert February 17, 2012 For some people, the Federal Emergency Management Agency is just that – an agency that manages emergencies, or at least tries to, and often screws it up. To others, FEMA is an apt example of the disturbing blurring of the lines between local, state and... »

The Intel Hub M.N. Gordon February 17, 2012 Things are going haywire. Prices are shifting about in erratic and unpredictable ways. Take gas prices, for instance. Here in the Golden State we just paid $3.87 per gallon for the cheap stuff. You’d think at that price the economy would be running red hot. But... »

by: Ethan A. Huff NaturalNews.com Friday, February 17, 2012 The Obama Administration has proposed significantly hiking air travel fees to cover the costs associated with the U.S. Transportation Security Administration’s (TSA) molestation of air travelers. Under the new plan, which would garner a whopping $32 billion in ten years, ticket fees that cover the... »

by Tyler Durden ZeroHedge.com 02/17/2012 Credit markets in Europe remain significant underperformers relative to equities this week, despite some short-covering yesterday that narrowed the gap. Global Financial Systemic Risk is rising again – dramatically. It seemed that the dramatic shift from early to mid-week was enough to scare some action back into the market... »

By: Darryl R Schoon Market Oracle Feb 16, 2012 Today, central bankers, the mandarins of capitalism, are in disarray. Their attempts to contain capitalism’s current crisis increasingly resemble the tactics of a defeated army in retreat. Like Napoleon and Hitler’s respective “Moscow moments”, the 21st century economic crisis has brought to an end the... »

Richard (Rick) Mills SilverSeek.com February 17, 2012 Ahead of the Herd As a general rule, the most successful man in life is the man who has the best information In World War I severe material shortages played havoc with production schedules and caused lengthy delays in implementing programs. This led to development of the... »