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An Inside View of International Banking
Written and narrated by G. Edward Griffin.
This is a video adaptation of a documentary filmstrip tracing the history of a small group of people who control the money systems of the world. It shows how this monopoly is protected by governments and how the group's vast wealth is derived from creating money out of nothing. We see how this group wields power through government, foundations, education, and media. Although produced in 1971, the unfolding of events since that time has shown that this message was years ahead of its time. It is still one of our most-in-demand documentaries. 48-minutes.
Capitalist Conspiracy (Video)
Friday, November 30, 2012
CIA Insider Tells 911 truth. Time to re-examine your World-view, America! | Trends Forecasts and Prophecies Blog
CIA Insider Tells 911 truth. Time to re-examine your World-view, America! | Trends Forecasts and Prophecies Blog: CIA Insider Tells 911 truth. Time to re-examine your World-view, America!
CIA Insider Tells 911 truth. Time to re-examine your World-view, America! The evidence has grown. It would be nearly impossible for "stock" Boeing 767s, to be flown like they were, by guys that could barely fly Cessna 172's. The Boeing 767 would start to come apart at 560 MPH at sea level. Skilled 767 Pilots have trouble replicating the flights into the Towers, let alone the Pentagon, in 757-767 flight simulators. Considering the catastrophic incidents of September 11 2001 , certain troubling but irrefutable conclusions must be drawn from the known facts, and I get no personal pleasure or satisfaction from reporting my assessment of these facts.
CIA Insider Tells 911 truth. Time to re-examine your World-view, America! The evidence has grown. It would be nearly impossible for "stock" Boeing 767s, to be flown like they were, by guys that could barely fly Cessna 172's. The Boeing 767 would start to come apart at 560 MPH at sea level. Skilled 767 Pilots have trouble replicating the flights into the Towers, let alone the Pentagon, in 757-767 flight simulators. Considering the catastrophic incidents of September 11 2001 , certain troubling but irrefutable conclusions must be drawn from the known facts, and I get no personal pleasure or satisfaction from reporting my assessment of these facts.
Thursday, November 29, 2012
Wednesday, November 28, 2012
Baja Real Estate Blog: December Is a Magical MonthAt the Rosarito Beach H...
Baja Real Estate Blog: December Is a Magical MonthAt the Rosarito Beach H...: December Is a Magical Month At the Rosarito Beach Hotel ROSARITO BEACH, BAJA CALIFORNIA, MEXICO---For people wanting a wonderful t...
Researchers Are Making A Nasal Spray To Help Women Orgasm
Researchers Are Making A Nasal Spray To Help Women Orgasm: Researchers Are Making A Nasal Spray To Help Women Orgasm
11-28-2012 • Business Insider
It's in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual, defined as a situation in which a woman is experiencing stress because her "orgasmic capacity is less than would be reasonable for her age, sexual experience, and the adequacy of the sexual simulation she receives."
No matter how the notion of Female Orgasmic Disorder strikes you, someone thinks your opinion is sexist.
How we classify and name the aforementioned hypo-orgasmic scenario is passionately, hotly contested.
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11-28-2012 • Business Insider
It's in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual, defined as a situation in which a woman is experiencing stress because her "orgasmic capacity is less than would be reasonable for her age, sexual experience, and the adequacy of the sexual simulation she receives."
No matter how the notion of Female Orgasmic Disorder strikes you, someone thinks your opinion is sexist.
How we classify and name the aforementioned hypo-orgasmic scenario is passionately, hotly contested.
Read Full Story
Carnage Across Iraq: 42 Killed, 191 Wounded
Carnage Across Iraq: 42 Killed, 191 Wounded: Carnage Across Iraq: 42 Killed, 191 Wounded
11-28-2012 • antiwar.com
Shi’ite mosques were hit in Baghdad, while a Kurdish political office was targeted in Kirkuk. When significant attacks occur, many smaller attacks also get reported. Today was no different. Overall, at least 42 people were killed and 191 more were wounded.
In Baghdad, nine people were killed and 20 more were wounded in a blast at a mosque in Hurriya.Six were killed and 32 more were wounded minutes later when another bomb exploded at the Gaereat Mosque. In Shoala, a third bomb killed seven and wounded 21 more.
Read Full Story
11-28-2012 • antiwar.com
Shi’ite mosques were hit in Baghdad, while a Kurdish political office was targeted in Kirkuk. When significant attacks occur, many smaller attacks also get reported. Today was no different. Overall, at least 42 people were killed and 191 more were wounded.
In Baghdad, nine people were killed and 20 more were wounded in a blast at a mosque in Hurriya.Six were killed and 32 more were wounded minutes later when another bomb exploded at the Gaereat Mosque. In Shoala, a third bomb killed seven and wounded 21 more.
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Right-Wing US Politicians Pressured Banks to Blockade WikiLeaks
Right-Wing US Politicians Pressured Banks to Blockade WikiLeaks
11-27-2012 • antiwar.com
Reported by Freedomsphoenix Readerfour
11-27-2012 • antiwar.com
Hard-right U.S. politicians were directly behind the extrajudicial banking blockade against WikiLeaks, according to documents released by the anti-secrecy organization. In the heavily redacted documents leaked from the European Commission, MasterCard Europe admits that Senator Joseph Lieberman and Congressman Peter T. King both “had conversations” with MasterCard in the United States over cooperating on the blockade.
Lieberman, the chair of the Senate Committee on Homeland Security and Government Affairs, is revealed boasting of instigating Amazon’s cutting of service to WikiLeaks.
Read Full StoryLieberman, the chair of the Senate Committee on Homeland Security and Government Affairs, is revealed boasting of instigating Amazon’s cutting of service to WikiLeaks.
Reported by Freedomsphoenix Readerfour
Former GOP Strategist Kevin Phillips on the Roots of American Revolution and Future of U.S. Politics
Former GOP Strategist Kevin Phillips on the Roots of American Revolution and Future of U.S. Politics: Former GOP Strategist Kevin Phillips on the Roots of American Revolution and Future of U.S. Politics
The Corbett Report | Arafat’s Body Dug Up, Checked for Poison
The Corbett Report | Arafat’s Body Dug Up, Checked for Poison: Arafat’s Body Dug Up, Checked for Poison
Posted by Corbett
Posted by Corbett
The Corbett Report | 9/11 Truth Goes Global With Your Help (video)
The Corbett Report | 9/11 Truth Goes Global With Your Help (video): 9/11 Truth Goes Global With Your Help (video)
Welcome to Kuala Lumpur Foundation to Criminalise War -
Welcome to Kuala Lumpur Foundation to Criminalise War -
War is about killing, massive killing
Friday, November 23, 2012
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Prison Planet.com » Why Obama Wants Your Guns…And The Rest of Your Freedoms
Prison Planet.com » Why Obama Wants Your Guns…And The Rest of Your Freedoms
Second Amendment in the crosshairs
Paul Joseph Watson & Alex Jones
Prison Planet.com
November 13, 2012
Second Amendment in the crosshairs
Paul Joseph Watson & Alex Jones
Prison Planet.com
November 13, 2012
“What we need to do is change the way in which people think about guns, especially young people….We have to be repetitive about this….We need to do this every day of the week, and just really brainwash people into thinking about guns in a vastly different way.”Attorney General Eric Holder
“We must get rid of all the guns.”Sarah Brady
“The most foolish mistake we could possibly make would be to allow the subjected people to carry arms. History shows that all conquerors who have allowed their subjected peoples to carry arms have prepared their own downfall by so doing.”Adolph Hitler, Edict of March 18, 1938
Gun control advocate Sarah Brady’s infamous vow to “get rid of all the guns” has never been more prescient as we enter a second term of the Obama administration – 18 months after Obama assured Brady during a White House meeting that gun control was “very much on his agenda.”
Gun sales surged before the election and panic buying continues to proliferate, with stocks of gun manufacturers like Ruger and Smith & Wesson going parabolic, as Americans prepare for an all out assault on the second amendment.
Obama himself publicly signaled his intention to re-introduce the assault weapons ban during the second presidential debate.
“What I’m trying to do is to get a broader conversation about how do we reduce the violence generally,” Obama said during the debate at Hofstra University. “Part of it is seeing if we can get an assault weapons ban reintroduced.”
Obama’s anti-gun record clearly suggests he will use his lame duck term as a tool with which to eviscerate the second amendment.
As an Illinois state senator Obama attempted to limit sales of handguns to one per month and even voted against a bill that protected firearms manufacturers from lawsuits over misuse of their products by others. Obama has consistently supported the assault weapons ban and even ridiculed gun owners during an April 2008 speech when he said small town people “cling to guns” to express their frustration.
Obama’s March 2011 meeting with Brady, during which he assured her that he was working “under the radar” to assault gun rights just months before the Fast and Furious scandal broke clearly indicates that Americans may “cling to guns” for a very salient reason – the fear that an Obama administration with nothing to lose is set to take a huge bite out of the second amendment.
Jim Rogers: Central Banks responsible for Business Cycles
Jim Rogers: Central Banks responsible for Business Cycles
Daily Bell: Obviously you follow business cycles. Can you tell our readers how they work and who is responsible for them?
Jim Rogers: It doesn't make sense that anybody but central banks has been responsible for them in this past century or so. Central banks didn't always have so much power. Central banks used to be the lenders of last resort for the most part. People handed their own power over, in the past few decades, especially. Central banks, more than anything else, have had the main influence on business cycles in the past few decades. Mankind makes our own mistakes and we cause our own problems. People get exuberant for a while and they spend a lot of money, they add capacity and before you know it you have too much capacity and then you have a business cycle. There's nothing unusual about it; it's just the way mankind works.
Jim Rogers started trading the stock market with $600 in 1968.In 1973 he formed the Quantum Fund with the legendary investor George Soros before retiring, a multi millionaire at the age of 37. Rogers and Soros helped steer the fund to a miraculous 4,200% return over the 10 year span of the fund while the S&P 500 returned just 47%.
Jim Rogers: Central Banks responsible for Business Cycles
Jim Rogers: It doesn't make sense that anybody but central banks has been responsible for them in this past century or so. Central banks didn't always have so much power. Central banks used to be the lenders of last resort for the most part. People handed their own power over, in the past few decades, especially. Central banks, more than anything else, have had the main influence on business cycles in the past few decades. Mankind makes our own mistakes and we cause our own problems. People get exuberant for a while and they spend a lot of money, they add capacity and before you know it you have too much capacity and then you have a business cycle. There's nothing unusual about it; it's just the way mankind works.
Jim Rogers started trading the stock market with $600 in 1968.In 1973 he formed the Quantum Fund with the legendary investor George Soros before retiring, a multi millionaire at the age of 37. Rogers and Soros helped steer the fund to a miraculous 4,200% return over the 10 year span of the fund while the S&P 500 returned just 47%.
Thursday, November 8, 2012
'U.S. Per Person Debt Now 35 Percent Higher than that of Greece'
'U.S. Per Person Debt Now 35 Percent Higher than that of Greece'
11-06-2012 • Weekly Standard
Reported by Powell Gammill
11-06-2012 • Weekly Standard
. "On a per person basis, that means U.S. debt is $53,400 for every man, woman, and child, compared to $39,400 for every man, woman, and child in Greece. The disparity between per capita debt in the U.S. and Greece has grown 40 percent (roughly $8,400) since 2011.
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Baja Real Estate Blog: Treasury Quietly Warns: 'Expect Debt Limit to Be R...
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Warfare State Wins Reelection, Along With Obama
Warfare State Wins Reelection, Along With Obama
Libertarian-leaning Republican Congressman Ron Paul lost his bid for the Republican presidential nomination this year, but a number of his acolytes ran for Congress as Republicans and won November 6. Is Congress the real location of the growing “Ron Paul revolution”?
After a candidate loses an election, it's rare that the candidate's movement continues as a “revolution.” Nobody talks about a John McCain revolution, and even a day after the Mitt Romney defeat for president, nobody's talking about a Mitt Romney movement that will continue after his candidacy. But Representative Ron Paul, a 12-term Texas congressman who is retiring in January, always said his campaign was about ideas instead of personalities. In making endorsements for the U.S. House of Representatives, the former obstetrician played the role of king-maker, winning an astonishing eight of 11 House endorsements:
1. Justin Amash, a Michigan freshman congressman (3rd District), was reelected 58-39 percent over Democratic nominee Steve Pestka, who poured more than $1 million of his own into the campaign. Amash aligned most closely to Rep. Paul's ideas and ideals over the past two years, and the 32-year-old congressman may hold the mantle as the titular head of the Ron Paul movement in Congress.
2. MIT-trained scientist Thomas Massie easily won Kentucky’s 4th Congressional District race 62-35 percent, and had strong support from Kentucky's Senator Rand Paul after emerging from the GOP primary where he fought off several establishment favorites. Massie won the open seat primary with major support from the Liberty For All SuperPac.
3. Retired high-school teacher and reindeer farmer Kerry Bentivolio won 51-44 percent in Michigan 11th Congressional District race, after some major primary intervention from Ron Paul-backed SuperPacs, including Liberty For All SuperPac. Bentivolio had already won election to finish the term of Rep. Thaddeus McCotter, who resigned earlier this year, so Bentivolio will have an edge over incoming freshman toward placement in committees with his seniority.
Libertarian-leaning Republican Congressman Ron Paul lost his bid for the Republican presidential nomination this year, but a number of his acolytes ran for Congress as Republicans and won November 6. Is Congress the real location of the growing “Ron Paul revolution”?
After a candidate loses an election, it's rare that the candidate's movement continues as a “revolution.” Nobody talks about a John McCain revolution, and even a day after the Mitt Romney defeat for president, nobody's talking about a Mitt Romney movement that will continue after his candidacy. But Representative Ron Paul, a 12-term Texas congressman who is retiring in January, always said his campaign was about ideas instead of personalities. In making endorsements for the U.S. House of Representatives, the former obstetrician played the role of king-maker, winning an astonishing eight of 11 House endorsements:
1. Justin Amash, a Michigan freshman congressman (3rd District), was reelected 58-39 percent over Democratic nominee Steve Pestka, who poured more than $1 million of his own into the campaign. Amash aligned most closely to Rep. Paul's ideas and ideals over the past two years, and the 32-year-old congressman may hold the mantle as the titular head of the Ron Paul movement in Congress.
2. MIT-trained scientist Thomas Massie easily won Kentucky’s 4th Congressional District race 62-35 percent, and had strong support from Kentucky's Senator Rand Paul after emerging from the GOP primary where he fought off several establishment favorites. Massie won the open seat primary with major support from the Liberty For All SuperPac.
3. Retired high-school teacher and reindeer farmer Kerry Bentivolio won 51-44 percent in Michigan 11th Congressional District race, after some major primary intervention from Ron Paul-backed SuperPacs, including Liberty For All SuperPac. Bentivolio had already won election to finish the term of Rep. Thaddeus McCotter, who resigned earlier this year, so Bentivolio will have an edge over incoming freshman toward placement in committees with his seniority.
Gun Stocks Surge After Obama Re-Election
Gun Stocks Surge After Obama Re-Election
Libertarian-leaning Republican Congressman Ron Paul lost his bid for the Republican presidential nomination this year, but a number of his acolytes ran for Congress as Republicans and won November 6. Is Congress the real location of the growing “Ron Paul revolution”?
After a candidate loses an election, it's rare that the candidate's movement continues as a “revolution.” Nobody talks about a John McCain revolution, and even a day after the Mitt Romney defeat for president, nobody's talking about a Mitt Romney movement that will continue after his candidacy. But Representative Ron Paul, a 12-term Texas congressman who is retiring in January, always said his campaign was about ideas instead of personalities. In making endorsements for the U.S. House of Representatives, the former obstetrician played the role of king-maker, winning an astonishing eight of 11 House endorsements:
1. Justin Amash, a Michigan freshman congressman (3rd District), was reelected 58-39 percent over Democratic nominee Steve Pestka, who poured more than $1 million of his own into the campaign. Amash aligned most closely to Rep. Paul's ideas and ideals over the past two years, and the 32-year-old congressman may hold the mantle as the titular head of the Ron Paul movement in Congress.
2. MIT-trained scientist Thomas Massie easily won Kentucky’s 4th Congressional District race 62-35 percent, and had strong support from Kentucky's Senator Rand Paul after emerging from the GOP primary where he fought off several establishment favorites. Massie won the open seat primary with major support from the Liberty For All SuperPac.
3. Retired high-school teacher and reindeer farmer Kerry Bentivolio won 51-44 percent in Michigan 11th Congressional District race, after some major primary intervention from Ron Paul-backed SuperPacs, including Liberty For All SuperPac. Bentivolio had already won election to finish the term of Rep. Thaddeus McCotter, who resigned earlier this year, so Bentivolio will have an edge over incoming freshman toward placement in committees with his seniority.
Libertarian-leaning Republican Congressman Ron Paul lost his bid for the Republican presidential nomination this year, but a number of his acolytes ran for Congress as Republicans and won November 6. Is Congress the real location of the growing “Ron Paul revolution”?
After a candidate loses an election, it's rare that the candidate's movement continues as a “revolution.” Nobody talks about a John McCain revolution, and even a day after the Mitt Romney defeat for president, nobody's talking about a Mitt Romney movement that will continue after his candidacy. But Representative Ron Paul, a 12-term Texas congressman who is retiring in January, always said his campaign was about ideas instead of personalities. In making endorsements for the U.S. House of Representatives, the former obstetrician played the role of king-maker, winning an astonishing eight of 11 House endorsements:
1. Justin Amash, a Michigan freshman congressman (3rd District), was reelected 58-39 percent over Democratic nominee Steve Pestka, who poured more than $1 million of his own into the campaign. Amash aligned most closely to Rep. Paul's ideas and ideals over the past two years, and the 32-year-old congressman may hold the mantle as the titular head of the Ron Paul movement in Congress.
2. MIT-trained scientist Thomas Massie easily won Kentucky’s 4th Congressional District race 62-35 percent, and had strong support from Kentucky's Senator Rand Paul after emerging from the GOP primary where he fought off several establishment favorites. Massie won the open seat primary with major support from the Liberty For All SuperPac.
3. Retired high-school teacher and reindeer farmer Kerry Bentivolio won 51-44 percent in Michigan 11th Congressional District race, after some major primary intervention from Ron Paul-backed SuperPacs, including Liberty For All SuperPac. Bentivolio had already won election to finish the term of Rep. Thaddeus McCotter, who resigned earlier this year, so Bentivolio will have an edge over incoming freshman toward placement in committees with his seniority.
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