Archive for September 7th, 2010

Lie Like a Rug by Becky Akers LewRockwell.com Oh, if only the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) were a lowly serf lying to the Feds rather than to taxpayers forced to fund its assaults on them: given all the whoppers it’s told, a judge would imprison it for so many centuries it could never molest... »

by William Norman Grigg LewRockwell.com “I been forced to write my own laws, and you violated one in there. I just have to find you guilty of contempt of cop.” ~ Bumper Morgan, Joseph Wambaugh’s eponymous Blue Knight, justifying his brutal assault on a young man who had casually insulted him Jared Lunn, a... »

by Gonzalo Lira LewRockwell.com I usually don’t do follow-up pieces to any of my posts. But my recent longish piece, describing how hyperinflation might happen in the United States, clearly struck a nerve. It was a long, boring, snowy piece of macro-economic policy speculation, discussing Treasury yields, Federal Reserve Board monetary reaction, and the... »

by Marc H. Rudov September 7, 2010 NewsWithViews.com Power and Control A few weeks ago, a 28-year-old woman lamented to me that she consistently encounters “losers” in her dating experiences. Upon probing further, I discovered the reason: she has equaliphobia. Equaliphobia is the fear of equality. Why would anyone fear equality? Simple: equality strips... »

By Thomas R. Horn September 2, 2010 NewsWithViews.com In addition to the kind of spiritualism mentioned in the previous entry as sweeping most quarters of institutionalized Christianity today, expressions of neo-paganism in the larger public square now range from self-help organizations working with corporations to offer symposiums to their employees to produce positive harmony,... »

YouTube.com This is a female crab caught on 9/6/10 That is covered in oil and dispersement.Her apron is black and this is not normal .She is alive when we went to open her a dark brown fluid ran out of her and smelled rotten,Her dead man fingers were dark and covered in parasites. Share... »

Unless he tries something radical, the public has already decided what it thinks about stimulus Joe Weisenthal BusinessInsider.com Sep. 6, 2010 You can’t call it a stimulus, but Obama has announced a new $50 billion infrastructure initiative. This is going to be a big “nothing” on two levels. First, we hate to say it,... »

by Tyler Durden ZeroHedge.com 09/06/2010 The increasingly more popular Jim Rickards once again takes center stage at King World News, this time focusing on the two ever-fascinating topics of market manipulation and hyperinflation. Kicking it off in fine form, Rickards notes that the “markets have ceased to function as they are intended – traditionally... »