The Daily Bail Dec 9, 2010 The good doctor can’t stop smiling in this clip. This is great news! Paul announces Wednesday night that Spencer Bachus has promised him the Chair of the House Sub-Committe on Domestic Monetary Policy. Let that sink in. Ron Paul will be killing Bernanke in committee every Friday for... »
Archive for December 9th, 2010
Ron Paul to Chair House Sub-Committee On Domestic Monetary Policy – Paul Calls It Official! (Video)
Geraldo Rivera Schools Bill O’Reilly About Recent Domestic Terror Plots Being Fake
Youtube Dec 9, 2010 Rivera points out that every terror plot was fake and could not have happened without the FBi radicalizing and setting up Muslim patsies, before providing them with explosives. Share on Facebook »
More Than Half of Americans Want Fed Reined In or Abolished
Joshua Zumbrun Bloomberg.com A majority of Americans are dissatisfied with the nation’s independent central bank, saying the U.S. Federal Reserve should either be brought under tighter political control or abolished outright, a poll shows. The Bloomberg National Poll underlines the extent to which the central bank’s standing has suffered as it has come under... »
The Crisis in Korea: Rapid Military Escalation, Dangers of an All Out War
by Alliance of Scholars Concerned about Korea Global Research December 9, 2010 ASCK Steering Committee Statement The armed forces of North Korea, South Korea, and United States stand poised to wage a war that could destroy the Korean peninsula and engulf the world in a nuclear holocaust. It is a war that can and... »
Why Ireland’s Austerity Budget Isn’t Likely to Prevent a Default
By Charles Hugh Smith DailyFinance.com Despite the widely expected approval of an austerity budget by the Irish government, the long-term solvency of Ireland is still in doubt. Simply put, the losses that must be covered by Irish taxpayers are larger than the nation’s economy can support. The current government deficit is a staggering 32%... »
The Inevitability of a Spanish Property Crash
By Tom Harris InvestmentAndBusinessNews.co.uk Despite the best efforts of the European Financial Stability Facility it was evident that even before the ink had dried on the Irish bail-out agreement that the contagion could not be contained. Immediately nervous investors began looking to other Eurozone countries, such as Belgium, Italy, Portugal and especially Spain fearing... »
Bernanke Ignores 4,500 Years of Failed Monetary Policy
By The Mogambo Guru DailyReckoning.com 12/08/10 Tampa, Florida – I naturally wanted to get my two-cents in about Ben Bernanke’s interview on 60 Minutes where he answered softball questions by explaining that everything will be fine and there is no cause for alarm because he and the Federal Reserve were “on the job,” although... »
Jim Rogers: ‘US government’s inflation data is a sham’
Leading investor Jim Rogers has attacked the US government’s inflation data as a “sham” that is causing the central bank to massively understate price pressures. By Andrew Trotman Telegraph.co.uk Mr Rogers, who shot to fame after co-founding Quantum Fund with George Soros, argued the Federal Reserve uses information that relies too heavily on housing... »
Emerging Markets and Commodities: Where Stimulus is REALLY Going
Bill Bonner SilverBearCafe.com Imagine going from England to Australia on a sailing ship, shackled ‘tween the decks. The convicts must have been happy to finally get here. Imagine getting sent to Australia for failing to pay a debt (even one that was never intended by the creditor)! That would discourage you from spending money... »
You must never, ever talk to the cops.
You Have The Right To Remain Silent: Fifth Amendment Explained by Bill Rounds LewRockwell.com “No person shall be held to answer for a capital, or otherwise infamous crime, unless on a presentment or indictment of a Grand Jury, except in cases arising in the land or naval forces, or in the Militia, when in... »