• World economies on verge of currency revaluations to deal with debt

    World economies on verge of currency revaluations to deal with debt

    "It is well enough that people of the nation do not understand our banking and monetary system, for if they did, I believe there would be a revolution before tomorrow morning." -- Henry Ford Basically what the world central banks are doing is increasing their money by devaluing it (printing more ...

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  • Preparing Your Finances for 2012 Looking ahead to a new year and planning for the future

    Preparing Your Finances for 2012 Looking ahead to a new year and planning for the future

    "Did your choices this year put you in better or worse circumstances? Do you have the information needed to make wise decisions in the next year? Are you prepared to protect your financial future?" It's hard to believe that 2011 has passed so quickly and that 2012 will soon be here. ...

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  • Is Obama the next Mugabe of Zimbabwe?

    Is Obama the next Mugabe of Zimbabwe?

    "America, Britain, Japan, Germany, France, Sweden, Holland, Norway, Canada and Australia make up the Fishmongers Group and their meeting on Tuesday will deliberate on the state of the inclusive government, debt relief, public finance administration and the controversial economic indigenisation regulations. “Zimbabwe has no elected government. The coalition government ...

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  • Real reason for electricity blackouts hitting southern US

    Real reason for electricity blackouts hitting southern US

    “Large oil companies have for a decade artificially shorted the gasoline market to drive up prices,” said FTCR president Jamie Court. “Oil companies know they can make more money by making less gasoline.” The following article was written by Paul Joseph Watson. He is the editor and writer for Prison Planet.com. ...

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  • US economy on life support, money printing is wrong: Author

    US economy on life support, money printing is wrong: Author

    “The Monetary Theory of the Great Depression is incorrect, however. Consequently, the Fed’s Quantitative Easing policy is more likely to exacerbate than resolve the global crisis,” Duncan argued in an article. "The Great Depression was caused by the inability of the private sector to repay the debt it incurred ...

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  • Real list of countries on verge of bankruptcy

    Real list of countries on verge of bankruptcy

    Let's talk a bit about these supposedly broke governments that have been reaching insolvency, and in cases like Iceland in 2006 and Argentina in 2001, have declared bankruptcy. It seems to most, as it would to anyone not ideologically retarded, that for all the public "brokeness" going on, there is ...

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  • 3 reasons Canada’s real estate market is about to implode

    3 reasons Canada's real estate market is about to implode

    "The worst stimulus the government provided has not even hit the balance sheet. It was CMHC providing access to cheap credit for previously unqualified borrowers." In 2009, CMHC's guarantee business broke even at best. CMHC made money, but only because they could borrow at government rates and used the money to ...

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  • Geithner admits USA bankrupt to US Senate

    Geithner admits USA bankrupt to US Senate

    "Never in our history has Congress failed to increase the debt limit when necessary. Failure to raise the limit would precipitate a default by the United States. Default would effectively impose a significant and long-lasting tax on all Americans and all American businesses and could lead ...

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  • Consumer spending is not indicative of recovering economy

    Consumer spending is not indicative of recovering economy

    "While the sources for the supposed increases in U.S. consumer spending are murky at best, the amount of consumer spending in and of itself is not a determinant of whether or not economic recovery is taking place." The banks are making billions and adding extra fees, mortgage rates are going ...

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  • US real estate market breaches depression territory

    US real estate market breaches depression territory

    "Home values have fallen 26 percent since their peak in June 2006, worse than the 25.9-percent decline seen during the Depression years between 1928 and 1933, Zillow reported." The whole economy is in a depression, if you take out the unemployment benefits and the student loan program. Realize the first depression ...

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  • What would happen to the world economy if US attacked Iran?

    What would happen to the world economy if US attacked Iran?

    The sad fact is that the present situation in Iraq, Afghanistan and Libya is precisely what O'bomb'em's masters want in Iran - a new government which will be installed by the US, "rubber-stamped" by the UN, and maintained by a permanent, overwhelming US military presence. What would happen to the world ...

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  • Manufacturing base intentionally destroyed: analysts

    Manufacturing base intentionally destroyed: analysts

    “Washington is doing everything in their manpower, capability, to destroy U.S. manufacturing,” Farr said today in Chicago. How long will it take for Americans to realize they've been had by their own corporations? US jobs are not coming back because the factories will not re-open, because those factories are now in ...

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  • Work ’till you drop: Elderly find they can’t retire amid financial crunch

    Work 'till you drop: Elderly find they can't retire amid financial crunch

    ""The idea of retiring young [at 55] has become an elusive dream for most people," Pape writes, "Of course, the longer you plan to work, the less you need to save for retirement." At 75, author Gordon Pape has just released another book on retirement: at least the third after declaring ...

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  • Canadians risking homes with risky lines of credit as economy tumbles

    Canadians risking homes with risky lines of credit as economy tumbles

    More than one third of Canadians (36 per cent) have a home equity line of credit as a flexible way to borrow money, but results of a new poll suggest they may be borrowing without knowing what they're committing to — and too few are seeking expert legal advice. According to ...

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  • The next financial crisis will be dark, and it’s on its way

    The next financial crisis will be dark, and it’s on its way

    "There is definitely going to be another financial crisis around the corner," says hedge fund legend Mark Mobius, "because we haven't solved any of the things that caused the previous crisis." We're raising our alert status for the next financial crisis. We already raised it last week after spreads on U.S. ...

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  • Comparing today’s recession/depression to the 1980 recession

    Comparing today's recession/depression to the 1980 recession

    "Much like today, Americans were concerned not only with high unemployment but increasing budget deficits in the early 1980s. A September 1983 Gallup poll found that three-fourths of the public agreed that the federal government's budget deficit was a great threat (42%) or somewhat of a threat (34%) to the ...

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  • 10 reasons freedom won’t return

    10 reasons freedom won't return

    You don't actually want the Fed to do anything, because when they do it costs money, i.e., usually more debt for the taxpayer or the creation of credit that benefits the rich more than anyone else. The Fed doesn't work for nothing and it works for its member banks, not ...

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  • US raiding foreign countries with dollars, not soldiers

    US raiding foreign countries with dollars, not soldiers

    ""The United States is going to China and saying: we want you to commit economic suicide, just like Japan did. We want you to follow the same thing: we want you to revalue your currency, we want you to squeeze your companies, we want you to go bankrupt,” says Michael ...

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  • US small businesses [falsely] more optimistic

    US small businesses [falsely] more optimistic

    "Make no mistake: the economic winter is still here," NFIB Chief Economist Bill Dunkelberg said. "Similar gains in the early part of 2011 quickly faded, and the index is still well below where it should be at this point in the recovery. The economy appears to be slowly recovering, resolving ...

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  • Brazil, China, World leaders call new US round of quantitative easing ‘clueless’

    Brazil, China, World leaders call new US round of quantitative easing 'clueless'

    "Brazil’s central bank president, Henrique Meirelles, said “excess liquidity” in the U.S. economy is creating “risks for everyone.” In China, Vice Foreign Minister Cui Tiankai said “many countries are worried about the impact of the policy on their economies.” He also said the U.S. “owes us some explanation on their ...

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  • Canadian real estate taking drastic downturn: Baker, Turner

    Canadian real estate taking drastic downturn: Baker, Turner

    "The economist who received an award for being the first to sound the alarm on the U.S. housing bubble, is warning the same could happen in Canada if we aren't careful. Dean Baker with the Centre for Economic Policy and Research says housing prices here might collapse if interest ...

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  • Canadian government admits recovery never happened

    Canadian government admits recovery never happened

    “Not only did their stimulus fail to create the jobs of tomorrow, it also failed to protect the jobs of today,” Scott Brison, the opposition Liberal Party’s spokesman for finance issues, said by telephone. "Most of us were shaking our heads in disbelief early last year with the size ...

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  • Greenspan: credit crunch “by far the greatest financial crisis”

    Greenspan: credit crunch by far the greatest financial crisis

    Greenspan said that while the economy was in worse shape in the Great Depression, the recent financial crisis was potentially more harmful than that in the 1930s because “never had short-term credit literally withdrawn.” Greenspan just said that the current credit crunch is "by far the greatest financial crisis, globally, ...

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  • How Western society is brainwashed and crumbling

    How Western society is brainwashed and crumbling

    "The cultural embrace of illusion, and the celebrity culture that has risen up around it, have accompanied a growing system of casino capitalism, with its complicated and unregulated deals of turning debt into magical assets, to create fictional wealth for us, and vast wealth for our elite. Corporations, behind the ...

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  • Mexican billionaire declares ‘crisis is not over’

    Mexican billionaire declares 'crisis is not over'

    "Mexican tycoon Carlos Slim considered by Forbes the wealthiest man on the world said here that "the global crisis is not over, nothing has been solved, only patches to avoid the worst effects of a great depression". -- BERNAMA MERCOPRESS "The problem is getting worse since countries have accumulated more debt, ...

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