Are George Soros, The IMF And The World Bank Purposely Trying To Scare The Living Daylights Out Of Us?
Over
the past couple of weeks, George Soros, the IMF and the World Bank have
all issued incredibly chilling warnings about the possibility of an
impending economic collapse. Considering the power and the influence
that Soros, the IMF and the World Bank all have over the global
financial system, this is very alarming. So are they purposely trying
to scare the living daylights out of us? Soros is even warning of riots
in the streets of America. Unfortunately, way too often top global
leaders say something in public because they want to "push" events in a
certain direction. Do George Soros and officials at the IMF and World
Bank hope to prevent a worldwide financial collapse by making these
statements, or are other agendas at work? We may never know. But one
thing is for sure - many of the top financial officials in the world are
using language that is downright "apocalyptic", and that is not a good
sign for the rest of 2012.
The United Nations Wants To Crash The World Economy In Order To Save The Environment
The
United Nations says that the earth is in great danger and that the way
you and I are living is the problem. In a shocking new report entitled,
"Resilient People, Resilient Planet: A Future Worth Choosing"
the UN declares that the entire way that we currently approach
economics needs to be changed. Instead of focusing on things like
"economic growth", the UN is encouraging nations all over the world to
start basing measurements of economic success on the goal of achieving
"sustainable development". But there is a huge problem with that. The
UN says that what we are doing right now is "unsustainable" by
definition, and the major industrialized nations of the western world
are the biggest culprits. According to the UN, since we are the ones
that create the most carbon emissions and the most pollution, we are the
ones that should make the biggest sacrifices. In addition, since we
have the most money, we should also be willing to finance the transition
of the developing world to a "sustainable development" economy as
well. As you will see detailed in the rest of this article, the United
Nations basically wants to crash the world economy in order to save the
environment. Considering the fact that the U.S. and Europe are in the
midst of a horrible economic crisis and are already drowning in debt, this is something that we simply cannot afford.Europeans first victims of sanctions against Iran
The head of Italy’s refiners’ lobby, Mr. Piero de
Simone, has revealed that Italy is preparing to close five refineries
because of the European Union’s unilateral sanctions against Iran and
the boycott of its oil resources.
US turns the page towards new wars
Behind the Pentagon’s budget cuts
The
recent announcement that US military spending is set to grow at a slower
pace and that ground troops will not fight in more than one major war
at once was welcomed by many. However, according to Manlio Dinucci, it
is all smoke and mirrors: the incremental outsourcing of conflicts to
vassal states, the black budgets for intelligence agencies and the
expanded use of technological warfare hardly foreshadow a scaling down
in the number of Pentagon-run theaters of wars.
"We’re turning the page on a decade of war: this is what President Obama said during a press conference on 5 January at the Pentagon,
while presenting his new strategy, with Defense Secretary Leon Panetta.
The armed forces will be "leaner," allowing for budget cuts of 450
billion dollars over ten years. The propaganda message is clear: in
times of crisis, even the armed forces have to tighten their belt. Does
it mean that the Pentagon disarming? Not at all: it will rationalize
the use of resources to render its war machine even more efficient.
THE RON PAUL'S DOLLAR
by Ron Paul
The Federal Reserve’s interest rate price-setting board, the FOMC, met last week. They will continue to set the federal funds rate at well below 1%, and plan to keep it low until the end of 2014. That’s a year and half longer than they planned when they met just last month. Chairman Bernanke says they are keeping interest rates so low for so long because the economic outlook warrants it.
An Introduction to Anarchism
An Introduction to Anarchism
Anarchism
has, needless to say, a very bad name. Representatives of the
establishment and reporters in the mass media habitually use it as an
insult, or as a description of any condition of disorder or widespread
violence. This is true even when turmoil or terrorism is the result of
individuals or groups who have absolutely no relation to the anarchist
movement or by states which are, in essence, precisely what anarchism
seeks to abolish.
Obama’s dishonest energy promise
Despite pledge, government hasn’t allowed drilling on 97 percent of coast
Illustration by Linas Garsys for The Washington TimesPresident Obama’s ambiguous call to “open” 75 percent of the country’s potential offshore oil and natural gas resources to exploration may sound generous, but the truth is, the areas containing those resources are technically already included in the upcoming 2012 to 2017 offshore leasing plan, and they are virtually the same areas where exploration and production have been allowed for decades.
Obama’s divided America
National rift can’t be healed without leadership
Illustration: Polarized capitol by Greg Groesch for The Washington TimesTrump endorses Romney
Donald Trump. (Associated Press)LAS VEGAS — After repeatedly flirting with his own presidential bid last year, business tycoon Donald Trump on Thursday picked someone else as his stand-in, endorsing fellow businessman Mitt Romney.
“Mitt is tough, he’s smart, he’s sharp. He’s not going to allow bad things to continue to happen to this country we all love,” Mr. Trump said at his resort, the Trump International Hotel Las Vegas. “Governor Romney, go out and get ‘em. You can do it.”
Gary Becker & Immigration: The price of entry – The Economist
Gary Becker & Immigration: The price of entry – The Economist
North
Africans risk their lives to try to cross the Mediterranean to southern
Europe. Mexicans pay “mules” to get them across the border with the
United States. Afghans camp outside Calais in filthy surroundings,
waiting to cross into Britain. Everywhere, it seems, there are people
trying to get into another country. Even those who seek to move legally
in order to work face huge barriers to entry in certain countries.
People on work visas account for 70% of legal migrants to Germany, for
instance, but only 5.6% of those entering America, the original land of
opportunity. Most of the rest get in because a member of their family is
already in the country. America’s annual quota of visas for the highly
skilled can run out in a matter of weeks. More people want to move to
rich countries than are able to.
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