Archive for October 18th, 2010

RT October 18, 2010 The UK is bracing itself to hear about public spending cuts worth tens of billions of pounds. The coalition government will reveal the comprehensive spending review on Wednesday. It aims to dramatically cut the budget deficit and put the country on the road to financial recovery. But some economists says... »

By John Lichfield IndependentUK Tuesday, 19 October 2010 A menacing new spectre hung over the French pension reform dispute yesterday – the threat of a re-run of the multi-racial suburban riots of five years ago. As petrol shortages spread and the country braced for a new day of strikes and marches today, there were... »

Blockade of Marseille sends wholesale price up as raised fuel duty adds to UK consumers’ burden Phillip Inman Guardian.co.uk Monday 18 October 2010 Petrol prices are expected to reach an all-time high in the next few weeks as a combination of higher oil prices, raised fuel duty and the blockade of Marseille by French... »

French riot police and students fired tear gas and petrol bombs at each other while truckers blocked roads and almost 3,000 petrol stations ran dry, as nationwide protests intensified. By Henry Samuel TelegraphUK 18 Oct 2010 Despite claims that it had petrol provision “under control”, the government said it had activated an emergency crisis... »

DefenderPublishing.com STEP 1: UNLOCKING FORBIDDEN GATES The steady migration toward the fulfillment of biologically and cybernetically modified humans combined with corporate and national investments will predictably fuse this century, ultimately leading to strong cultural forces compelling all individuals to get “plugged in” to the grid. Whoever resists will be left behind as inferior Luddites... »

Dr Mark Sircus IntelHub.com October 18, 2010 Do you believe that you will always be able to buy inexpensive food at the supermarket? If so, you might want to think again. During 2010, agricultural commodity prices have exploded. Nearly every single important agricultural commodity is experiencing double-digit percentage price increases. The S&P GSCI Agriculture... »

EconomicCollapseBlog.com The U.S. Federal Reserve is getting ready to conduct another gigantic bailout of the big banks, but this time virtually nobody in the mainstream media will use the term “bailout” and the American people are going to get a lot less upset about it. You see, one lesson that was learned during the... »

MunKnee.com I’m mad as hell about the shellacking our government has planned for you … for me … and for millions of other honest, hard-working Americans … and I absolutely refuse to stay silent while good people are stripped of their life savings, investments and even the retirement funds that are due to them... »

Terrorist cyber attacks on government computer systems and businesses could be “the next Pearl Harbor”, the head of Britain’s Intelligence and Security Committee (ISC) has warned. By Murray Wardrop and Duncan Gardham TelegraphUK 18 Oct 2010 The claim comes as a Government report identifies the “growing threat” of computer hackers to Britain as a... »

“Our government has kept us in a perpetual state of fear–kept us in a continuous stampede of patriotic fervor–with the cry of grave national emergency. Always there has been some terrible evil at home or some monstrous foreign power that was going to gobble us up if we did not blindly rally behind it... »