Archive for July 1st, 2011

Brandon Turbeville Activist Post Friday, July 1, 2011 Ever since March 11, 2011, when the Japanese earthquake rattled the Asian country, there have been increasing numbers of strange coincidences involving nuclear power plants, natural disasters, and mismanagement of facilities. I say strange coincidences, because it now appears that nuclear power plants fall into the... »

By Barbara Aho Watch.Pair.comJune 2, 2011 AN OVERVIEW OF WEATHER MODIFICATION IN THE USA Between 1962 and 1983, the United States Navy, the U.S. Weather Bureau and the National Science Foundation carried out an experimental research program that was yielding some success in moderating hurricanes. Project Stormfury was suspended, however, and eventually terminated for... »

Charles Hugh Smith Zerohedge.com 07/01/2011 Two major trends are reversing, and trust in centralized institutions is eroding. I tend to be years early on identifying trends, but three that will make a difference going forward are what I call “The Three Ds”: Delegitimization, Definancialization and Deglobalization. Broadly speaking, the global economy and thus globalization... »

by Phoenix Capital Research ZeroHedge.com 07/01/2011 In case you missed it, Alan Greenspan just set a new world record for hypocrisy stating that the Fed’s stimulus has had little impact on the US economy. As a brief reminder, it was Alan Greenspan who created both the Tech and the Housing bubbles by maintaining loose... »

By William Engdahl FinancialSense.com 06/30/2011 Editor’s Note: This editorial is continued from Getting Used to Life Without Food, Part 1: Wall Street, BP, Bio-Ethanol and the Death of Millions The record rise in grain and food prices in recent years is not a mere Wall Street profit gimmick, although obscene profits are being made.... »