Archive for January 2nd, 2012

by Michel Chossudovsky and Finian Cunningham Global Research January 31, 2012 The Pentagon’s global military design is one of world conquest. The military deployment of US-NATO forces is occurring in several regions of the world simultaneously. The concept of the “Long War” has characterized US military doctrine since the end of World War II.... »

The Intel Hub January 2, 2011 According to investor Kyle Bass, a senior Obama administration official stated that their economic plan moving forward involves killing the dollar. Speaking at AmeriCatalyst 2011, which took place in early November 2011, Kyle explained what the Obama administration official apparently told him. “The governments idea right now is... »

Controlled economic collapse, move toward globalism Doug Hagmann CanadaFreePress.com Monday, January 2, 2012 As the attention of most Americans was captivated by the shiny object in Times Square this weekend like infants fixated on car keys dangled in front of them, Barack Hussein Obama signed into law H.R. 1540, better known as the National... »

With the eurozone on the brink of a new recession, this will be the year when millions of people bear the brunt Heather Stewart GuardianUK Sunday 1 January 2012 The fluctuations of the financial markets and the relentless round of make-or-break euro-summits gripped the attention in 2011, but this will be the year when... »

So we enter Year IV of the Long Slump, the cruellest yet though not the most acute. By Ambrose Evans-Pritchard TelegraphUK 02 Jan 2012 There will be no Chinese credit explosion this time, no real help from post-bubble India or over-stretched Brazil. It will be a global downturn on all fronts, aborting what remains... »

Europe’s single currency is almost certain to disintegrate within the next decade, a leading think tank has predicted, with Greece and Italy potentially abandoning the euro this year. By Rachel Cooper TelegraphUK 02 Jan 2012 As the troubled euro marked its 10th anniversary this weekend, the Centre for Economics and Business Research (CEBR) said... »

Administration itself demanded power to detain American citizens without trial Paul Joseph Watson & Alex Jones Prison Planet.com Monday, January 2, 2012 Barack Obama’s signing statement that was added to the passage of the NDAA bill in an effort to dampen concerns over the ‘indefinite detention’ provision of the bill is smoke and mirrors... »

The Intel Hub Shepard Ambellas January 1, 2012 As we kick off the new year we must step back and take a look at the vast canvass that the big picture is painted on in order to see what the diabolic globalists might have on their itinerary for 2012. Right out of the gate... »

Saman Mohammadi The Excavator January 2, 2012 1. . .If America attacks Iran. America won’t be defeated on the battlefield, and neither will Iran. Both countries will fight to the point of mental, spiritual, political, and economic exhaustion, and inflict heavy losses on each other until a truce is reached. 2. . .If Ron... »

by Washington’s Blog Global Research January 2, 2012 Obama signed the NDAA – including a provision allowing the indefinite detention of Americans – on New Year’s eve. Obama issued a “signing statement” with the bill, which – at first blush – appears to say he won’t indefinitely detain Americans. Specifically, Obama wrote: My administration... »