Archive for April 21st, 2012

by Phoenix Capital Research ZeroHedge.com 04/21/2012 Spain is about to enter a full-scale Crisis. A few facts about Spain: • Total Spanish banking loans are equal to 170% of Spanish GDP. • Troubled loans at Spanish Banks just hit an 18-year high. • Spanish Banks are drawing a record €316.3 billion from the ECB... »

KingWorldNews.com April 21, 2012 With investors concerned about the action in equity markets, as well as gold and silver, today Michael Pento, of Pento Portfolio Strategies, writes for King World News to warn that global stock markets will plunge this summer. Pento had this to say about the situation: “I would have thought that... »

Infowars.com April 21, 2012 What do you get when you combine the FBI Terrorist Screening Center’s suspicious activity reporting guidelines with the NDAA? This report looks into the ways our government can now deem virtually anyone a terrorist for almost any reason and how detrimental much of the new legislation in this area is... »

by: Zen Haven ZenHaven.dk April 21 2012 China’s top military newspaper warned the United States on Saturday that U.S.-Philippine military exercises have fanned risks of armed confrontation over the disputed South China Sea. The commentary in China’s Liberation Army Daily falls short of a formal government statement, but marks the strongest high-level comment yet... »

By Colin Clark Defense.aol.com April 20, 2012 ON A TRAIN SOMEWHERE ON THE EAST COAST: Imagine a soldier, wearing mufti, traveling through Syria in a rattletrap taxi. He’s a spy, dressed in a suit, going to meet an agent who says he can offer rebels the Syrian government’s order of battle. The soldier, an... »

12160.info The choice of healthy food and to grow food as you see fit is a human right. Access to food is a human right. I am a firm believer in food sovereignty and the right to farm sustainably and am appalled to see how it is slipping away in America, a land that... »

by Phoenix Capital Research ZeroHedge.com 04/21/2012 European politics have hit the point of no return. As I’ve noted in previous articles, politics, not economics, rule Europe. What I mean by this is that most major decisions in Europe are determined by political agendas that ignore economic and financial realities. This is at the core... »

By Jack Minor WND.com 4-21-2012 Actor Andy Griffith’s TV character Andy Taylor became famous as the sheriff without a gun, who made arrests and enforced the peace through his courage and firm, but gentle, persuasion. But what would he have done if he hadn’t had the ability to make traffic stops or arrests at... »

BY VALENTINA POP EUObserver.com 20.04.12 BRUSSELS – Spain has approved €10 billion of spending cuts and higher fees for education and health in a bid to show investors it is getting its deficit under control. Speaking on the eve of the cabinet decision on Friday (20 April), centre-right Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy said he... »

TheExtinctionProtocol.com April 21, 2012 THE HAGUE, Netherlands -The prime minister of the Netherlands says seven weeks of talks to hammer out an austerity package aimed at bringing the budget deficit back within European Union limits have collapsed. Mark Rutte says his minority Cabinet will hold a crisis meeting Monday to discuss the next steps.... »