Voters can stop this global tyranny by electing an Obama-proof Congress. AmmoLand.com Washington, DC –(Ammoland.com)- In late September, several dozen UN representatives met at the University of Massachusetts in Boston to further discuss their plans for global gun control. While our President may have a history of being absent for important events –missing over... »
Archive for October 25th, 2010
Riki Ott: ‘People Now Dropping Dead’ In the Gulf
By Shepard Ambellas The Intel Hub October 24, 2010 On the sixth month anniversary of the oil disaster in the gulf, we are still seeing a total media blackout. The people particularly in Grand Isle have been poisoned by genocidal tyrants that care more about their pocketbooks than they care about human life or... »
Minority Of Americans Now Have Faith In Two Party Scam
New Rasmussen poll offers hope voters won’t get fooled again in 2012 Paul Joseph Watson Prison Planet.com Monday, October 25, 2010 Only a minority of American voters now have faith in either Democrats or Republicans according to a new Rasmussen poll out today, with favorability toward a third party surging amidst a wave of... »
American People To Dems And GOP: Get Out Of Office, You Don’t Speak For Us
Public wants a third party, but sees problems with bastardized Tea Party Steve Watson Prisonplanet.com Monday, Oct 25th, 2010 whopping majority of 62% of the American people believe it will be a good thing for the country if almost all incumbents from both parties were removed in the upcoming midterm election. That is the... »
Global food crisis forecast as prices reach record highs
Cost of meat, sugar, rice, wheat and maize soars as World Bank predicts five years of price volatility John Vidal Guardian.co.uk Monday 25 October 2010 Rising food prices and shortages could cause instability in many countries as the cost of staple foods and vegetables reached their highest levels in two years, with scientists predicting... »
Chris Whalen: Fannie And Freddie Are Orwellian Institutions That Prey On The Poor
Gus Lubin BusinessInsider.com Oct. 25, 2010 Chris Whalen is famous lately for predicting a return of the subprime crisis in 2011. His thoughts on the greater mortgage system are also interesting, as discussed in an interview with King World News. Whalen says GSEs don’t help homeowners. Rather they promote a system that locks marginal... »
Is Today’s U.S. Unemployment Rate Higher than During 1930′s Great Depression?
By: Washingtons Blog Market Oracle Oct 25, 2010 Pulitzer Prize-winning historian David M. Kennedy notes in Freedom From Fear: The American People in Depression and War, 1929-1945 (Oxford, 1999) that – during Herbert Hoover’s presidency, more than 13 million Americans lost their jobs. Of those, 62% found themselves out of work for longer than... »
USDA says food inflation ‘to accelerate” into 2011
By Matt Andrejczak MarketWatch.com Oct. 25, 2010 Food inflation will “accelerate” during the final months of 2010 and into the first six months of 2011, the U.S. Agriculture Department said Monday. “Although inflation has been relatively weak for most of 2009 and 2010, higher food commodity and energy prices are now exerting pressure on... »
BofA Takes Out Lows As Sheila Bair Says Servicers’ Issues Could Be “Very Damaging”, “More Problems” To Arise In Mortgage Servicing
by Tyler Durden ZeroHedge.com 10/25/2010 Finally the FDIC acknowledges the shitshow: •BAIR: LITIGATION FROM SERVICER ISSUES COULD BE `VERY DAMAGING’ •BAIR SAYS FORECLOSURE PROBLEMS WILL REQUIRE `GLOBAL SOLUTION’ •BAIR: CRISIS REQUIRES `DECISIVE’ ACTION FOR MORTGAGE SYSTEM •BAIR: FDIC SECURITIZATION RULES `CONSISTENT’ WITH DODD-FRANK And the kicker: •BAIR SAYS CRISIS REVEALED `CRITICAL FLAWS’ IN MORTGAGE... »
Enjoy The Next Few Days: This Is The Calm Before The Storm
Joe Weisenthal BusinessInsider.com Oct. 25, 2010 Financials are down a bit, but all-in-all it’s a pretty standard issue “risk on” kind of day, with investors dumping dollars in favor of “risk” assets, like stocks and commodities and foreign currencies. But remember: We’re in the calm before the storm. Next week the QE question gets... »