Archive for January, 2012

By Adam Brochert GoldSeek.com Monday, 30 January 2012 I am speaking of the intermediate term move in paper assets versus hard assets, affectionately referred to as “Gold versus paper” around here. Paperbugs had their moment in the sun these past few months and I hope they enjoyed it. The reversal in fortunes has begun.... »

by Charles Goyette LewRockwell.com It looks just like a reality show that’s not going to be renewed for another season. President Obama’s State of the Union ratings are headed in the same direction as American Idol’s so far this season – down. Let me make a secret confession right here. For years, the producer... »

By NWV News Writer Jim Kouri January 30, 2012 NewsWithViews.com In the name of mutual cooperation, the United States and Canada expanded their security relationship this week by entering into two new agreements and renewing another that promotes closer cross-border cooperation and lays out both countries’ roles and responsibilities in the event of a... »

by Brandon Smith ZeroHedge.com 01/30/2011 Much has been said about the Baltic Dry Index over the course of the last four years, especially in light of the credit crisis and the effects it has had on the frequency of global shipping. Importing and exporting has never been quite the same since 2008, and this... »

EndOfTheAmericanDream.com An economic nightmare is descending on Europe. With each passing month, the economic numbers across Europe get even worse. At this point it is becoming extremely difficult for anyone to deny that Europe is plunging into a full-blown economic depression. In fact, some parts of Europe are already there. In Spain the overall... »

by Adrian Salbuchi Global Research January 29, 2012 It’s an old cliché to say that technology in itself is neither good nor bad, but that all depends on how you use it. In the case of Information and Communications Technologies, and their out-of-control problem child, the internet, that has so revolutionised the world, today... »

British troops are being trained in riot control tactics amid fears that violence and looting will return to Britain’s streets this summer. By Sean Rayment TelegraphUK 28 Jan 2012 Hundreds of soldiers from 3rd battalion The Parachute Regiment spent last week learning how to contain and arrest “rioters” in a series of exercises mirroring... »

by Tyler Durden ZeroHedge.com 01/29/2012 While over the past 2 days there may have been some confusion as to who, what, how or where is demanding that Greece abdicate fiscal sovereignty (with some of our German readers supposedly insulted by the suggestion that this idea originated in Berlin, and specifically with politicians elected by... »

The Intel Hub Shepard Ambellas & Joe Joseph January 29, 2012 In the dawn of 2012, many Americans, still left in the dark and unawakened to the fact that their omnipotent government and floundering leaders in Washington would have anything less than the peoples best interest at heart, will now face one of their... »

Brandon Turbeville ActivistPost.com Sunday, January 29, 2012 In what can easily be described as a Soviet-style law, Michigan’s Emergency Financial Management Law which was passed in March, 2011, essentially gives the Governor the authority to take over local governments and municipalities and appoint his own directors in place of elected leaders. Yet, although individuals... »