By ENENews April 18th, 2012 Title: Arnie Gundersen Interview Source: WBAI’s Five O’Clock Shadow Date: Tuesday April 17, 2012 5:00pm At 25:45 in There’s enough fuel in that pool, that it’s almost as much cesium as in all of the atom bombs that were ever dropped into the atmosphere, 800 bombs were dropped into... »
Archive for April 18th, 2012
Gundersen: As much cesium in No. 4 fuel pool as in all 800 atomic bombs ever dropped — Fukushima would be at one place, at one time, and on ground level (AUDIO, 30 min.)
Fukushima – It’s Never Been Worse
by Rachel Cohen Fromthetrenchesworldreport.com April 18, 2012 Beginning with the initial meltdown at Fukushima Daiishi nuclear power plant on March 11, 2011, we at From the Trenches World Report were pointing out that the unrealistic information being put out by the Japanese government, TEPCO, and the mainstream media in the United States was purposeful... »
Why the Global Banking System Is a Scam
By: Rick Ackerman GoldSeek.com Wednesday, 18 April 2012 [We have argued here before that it is lies, systematic fraud and blatant duplicity by the central banks that have kept the global economy afloat in recent years. In the essay below, a regular in the Rick’s Picks forum who goes by the handle ‘Buster’ provides... »
Guest Post: Fake Conservatives As Dangerous To Freedom As Obama
by Brandon Smith ZeroHedge.com 04/18/2012 If Americans are looking for anything in the dark clouds of political dust and powdered ash that choke our air and leave us feeling naked against the elements, it is but a simple moment of sincerity. It sounds like an easily attainable thing, and yet, we continue to gasp... »
What’s the government buying these days? Hollow point bullets, hardened checkpoint booths and radiation pills
by Mike Adams NaturalNews.com Wednesday, April 18, 2012 You can tell a lot about a person by assessing what they purchase. It’s called “consumer profiling,” and corporations do it all the time. That’s how those grocery store loyalty discount programs work, by the way — they profile your psychology by analyzing what you’re buying.... »
Central Banks Favour Gold As IMF Warns of “Collapse of Euro” and “Full Blown Panic in Financial Markets”
From GoldCore ZeroHedge.com 04/18/2012 IMF: Risk of Collapse of Euro and “Full Blown Panic in Financial Markets” The Eurozone could break up and trigger a “full-blown panic in financial markets and depositor flight” and a global economic slump to rival the Great Depression, the IMF warned yesterday. In its World Economic Outlook report, the... »
Extension of surveillance powers ‘a destruction of human rights’
Tim Berners-Lee urges government to stop the snooping bill Ian Katz Guardian.co.uk Tuesday 17 April 2012 The government’s controversial plans to allow intelligence agencies to monitor the internet use and digital communications of every person in the UK suffered a fresh blow on Tuesday when the inventor of the world wide web warned that... »
Coming to a Location Near You: Civil Unrest
by Lisa Bedford The Survival Mom It’s not my imagination. Angry groups of people are gathering together more and more often, protesting perceived injustice, failure of leadership, the financial malpractice by our government and banks, and just about any unpopular decision made by a governing body. Sometimes these groups go so far as to... »
Doug Casey: Sociopathy Is Running the US – Part Two
by Doug Casey of Casey Research ZeroHedge.com 04/17/2012 I recently wrote an article that addresses the subject of sociopaths and how they insinuate themselves into society. Although the subject doesn’t speak directly to what stock you should buy or sell to increase your wealth, I think it’s critical to success in the markets. It... »
The Too Big To Fail Banks Are Now Much Bigger And Much More Powerful Than Ever
TheEconomicCollapseBlog.com The Democrats, the Republicans and especially Barack Obama promised that something would be done about the too big to fail banks so that they would never again be a threat to destroy our financial system. Well, those promises have not been kept and the too big to fail banks are now much bigger... »