Submitted by Tyler Durden on 04/07/2015 - 17:00
Thomas Jefferson is credited with the following sage advice, “The central bank is an institution of the most deadly hostility existing against the Principles and form of our Constitution. If the American People allow private banks to control the issuance of their currency, first by inflation and then by deflation, the banks and corporations that will grow up around them will deprive the People of all their Property until their Children will wake up homeless on the continent their Fathers conquered.” And so it seems sometimes the answer is right in front of us all along and we just fail to see it.
Scathing Assessment: "The UK Economy Is A Ticking Time Bomb"
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 04/07/2015 - 14:59 Despite being an otherwise staid, traditional news service, the professional banking division of the Financial Times recently released an utterly scathing assessment of the British economy. It was entitled, “The UK economy is a ticking time bomb,” and the editor didn’t pull any punches in completely shattering the conventional fantasy that ‘all is well’, and that advanced economies can simply print and in debt their way to prosperity.SocGen's 4 Reasons Why The Euro Will Keep Falling
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 04/07/2015 - 14:18
Russian Government Hacked White House Computer System, CNN Reports
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 04/07/2015 - 17:26 A few months ago, Sony used a ridiculous "hacking" publicity stunt to generate some $40 million more in revenues for what would otherwise have been the latest Seth Rogen "comic" flop, in which the film agency blamed North Korea - which has about ten ultramodern 80386 computers in the entire country - for hacking its firewall, a hack which was subsequently revealed to be the result of disgruntled former employee. Fast forward to today, when moments ago CNN reported that Russian hackers which according to left "tell-tale codes and other markers that they believe point to hackers working for the Russian government", had penetrated the White House computer system.
Meanwhile, Inside AmericaWings Cockpit...
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 04/07/2015 - 15:34 Too soon?
The Iranian Nuclear Framework Finally Exposes The War Party's Big Lie
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 04/07/2015 - 18:30 There is virtually nothing in the substance of the deal for the War Party to attack. To defeat the deal, the War Party will have to defend its three-decade long campaign of exaggerations, distortions and bellicose animosity toward the Iranian state. But that is impossible because the axis-of-evil narrative was never remotely true. What the framework deal actually does, therefore, is to open the door to an eventual US withdrawal from its bloody, failed history of intervention in the middle east. So doing, it would pave the way for a drastic shrinkage of an obsolete war machine that has had no purpose since 1991 except to spill American blood and treasure in a region of the world where it has no business meddling. No wonder the War Party is going hysterical.
The “Runs” In The Market
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 04/07/2015 - 18:05 The market in 2015 through the first quarter appears fickle. We hear on a daily basis how the market doesn’t know which way it is going. Up one day, down the next. Based on this anecdotal evidence of the popular opinion, the market appears unusually volatile. There are many ways to measure volatility, including standard deviation of returns and distribution of returns. For this IQS Brief, we measure the “runs” in the market. Instead of focusing on the magnitude of the returns, we pay attention to the trends in the market. We simply count the number of days the market goes up consecutively, and the number of days the market goes down consecutively. This metric, which we call “runs,” easily allows a pictorial representation of the market movements.Dilbert Explains Sell-Side Analysis
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 04/07/2015 - 17:30 In search of "conflict of interest..."
Market Breaks After Fed-Driven Buying Frenzy Turns Into Selling Scramble
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 04/07/2015 - 16:04
Revolving Debt Crashes Most In Four Years, As Student, Car Loans Go Exponential; Bank Lending Freezes
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 04/07/2015 - 15:20 There was only bad news in the just released Fed consumer credit report for the month of February. First, the "good credit", the one that consumer should load up on when they feel comfortable about the future, i.e., credit card, or revolving debt, continued its recent plunge, and in February crashed by $3.7 billion, following January's $1 billion plunge. This was the worst month for revolving credit since December 2010 and explains perfectly why the consumer has literally gone into hibernation - it has nothing to do with the weather, and everything to do with the unwillingness to "charge" purchases, which in turn is a clear glimpse into how the US consumer sees their financial and economic future.White House In The Dark, On Lockdown Following D.C.-Wide Power Outage
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 04/07/2015 - 14:15 NO INITIAL INDICATIONS OF TERRORISM IN WASHINGTON, D.C., POWER OUTAGES - U.S. GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS*STATE DEPT SAYS PEPCO EXPECTS TO RESTORE POWER IN 1-2 HOURS
The utility firm Pepco is currently investigating a Washington-wide black-out that has plunged The White House, State Department, The US Capitol, D.C. Metro, and even Oprah's TV Stage into darkness...Ironically, the outage occurred minutes after Rand Paul commented that "the time has come to take away the power from Washington D.C..." Has anyone seen Kim Jong-Un today?
by Ted Butler, Silver Seek:
A rare event occurred this past week; the CFTC charged a major food
company, Kraft, Inc., with price manipulation in the wheat market. You
can count on one or two hands the number of times the federal
commodities regulator has charged anyone with price manipulation in its
40 year history. CFTC Press Release.For what it’s worth, the agency’s case looks convincingly laid out and seems to contain all the elements of proving price manipulation, including intent and the ability to control prices. That said, the Commission has a very poor record of prevailing in the manipulation cases it has brought.
One thing telling about the case was that a large commercial trading entity who was supposedly using the futures market for strictly hedging purposes was accused of engaging in a variety of market schemes for strictly speculative gains.
Read More…
by Catherine J. Frompovich, Activist Post:
Readers may recall my recent article “Proof That Past Is Prologue Pharmacologically”
about the thousand-year-old ‘antibiotic’ recipe that stunned today’s
scientists who ‘tried it out’ in their scientific laboratory, only to
find that it killed off 90% of MRSA in mice.
For those who aren’t familiar with MRSA (Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus Aureus), here is a short video that lets you see the damage MRSA can do to the human body.
Juxtapose that video with this one wherein the laboratory scientist, who conducted the Anglo-Saxon ‘antibiotic’ recipe experiment four times with the same amazing results, explains their surprise.
Read More @ ActivistPost.com
Readers may recall my recent article “Proof That Past Is Prologue Pharmacologically”
about the thousand-year-old ‘antibiotic’ recipe that stunned today’s
scientists who ‘tried it out’ in their scientific laboratory, only to
find that it killed off 90% of MRSA in mice. For those who aren’t familiar with MRSA (Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus Aureus), here is a short video that lets you see the damage MRSA can do to the human body.
Juxtapose that video with this one wherein the laboratory scientist, who conducted the Anglo-Saxon ‘antibiotic’ recipe experiment four times with the same amazing results, explains their surprise.
Read More @ ActivistPost.com
by Christina Sarich, Natural Society:
Dare to publish a scientific study against Big Biotech, and Monsanto will defame and discredit you. For the first time, a Monsanto employee admits that there
is an entire department within the corporation with the simple task of
‘discrediting’ and ‘debunking’ scientists who speak out against GMOs.
The WHO recently classified glyphosate, a chemical in Monsanto’s best-selling herbicide Roundup, as carcinogenic – news that is really heating things up with biotech. So Monsanto has been demanding that the World Health Organization (WHO) and the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) retract their statements about the poisons’s toxicity to human health.
Read More @ NaturalSociety.com
Dare to publish a scientific study against Big Biotech, and Monsanto will defame and discredit you. For the first time, a Monsanto employee admits that there
is an entire department within the corporation with the simple task of
‘discrediting’ and ‘debunking’ scientists who speak out against GMOs.The WHO recently classified glyphosate, a chemical in Monsanto’s best-selling herbicide Roundup, as carcinogenic – news that is really heating things up with biotech. So Monsanto has been demanding that the World Health Organization (WHO) and the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) retract their statements about the poisons’s toxicity to human health.
Read More @ NaturalSociety.com
from Washington’s Blog:
Presidents, Prime Ministers, Congressmen, Generals, Spooks, Soldiers and Police ADMIT to False Flag Terror
The age-old saying is true:
If we don’t learn history, we’re doomed to repeat it.
The single biggest historical secret which people haven’t yet learned is false flag terrorism.
There are many documented false flag attacks, where a government carries out a terror attack … and then falsely blames its enemy for political purposes.
Read More @ WashingtonsBlog.com
image/wikipedia: Operation Northwoods memorandum (13 March 1962)
Presidents, Prime Ministers, Congressmen, Generals, Spooks, Soldiers and Police ADMIT to False Flag TerrorThe age-old saying is true:
If we don’t learn history, we’re doomed to repeat it.
The single biggest historical secret which people haven’t yet learned is false flag terrorism.
There are many documented false flag attacks, where a government carries out a terror attack … and then falsely blames its enemy for political purposes.
Read More @ WashingtonsBlog.com
image/wikipedia: Operation Northwoods memorandum (13 March 1962)
from ZenGardner:
In his book Philosophical Investigations,
philosopher of science Ludwig Wittgenstein demonstrated that words are
more than designations or labels. They are signals in a context of
activity, and are invested with many assumptions about the roles and
social status of speakers and listeners.
In the 20th century, men often called women “girls.” This term, while indeed referring to something real – to women – was more than merely a label; it was demeaning and implicitly conveyed a subservient status. Wittgenstein called the common sense view of words standing for things, the “naming theory of language.” However, he pointed out, if words were merely labels, you could not teach language to children. If you pointed at a table and said “table,” how would a child know you are referring to the piece of furniture and not to the rectangular shape of its top, or the table’s colour, or its hardness, or any number of other attributes? Language is taught in the context of activity. You say to the child, “the cup is on the table,” “slide the cup across the table top,” “I am setting the table for dinner,” and slowly the child learns what a table is and how the word table is used.
Read More @ ZenGardner.com
In his book Philosophical Investigations,
philosopher of science Ludwig Wittgenstein demonstrated that words are
more than designations or labels. They are signals in a context of
activity, and are invested with many assumptions about the roles and
social status of speakers and listeners.In the 20th century, men often called women “girls.” This term, while indeed referring to something real – to women – was more than merely a label; it was demeaning and implicitly conveyed a subservient status. Wittgenstein called the common sense view of words standing for things, the “naming theory of language.” However, he pointed out, if words were merely labels, you could not teach language to children. If you pointed at a table and said “table,” how would a child know you are referring to the piece of furniture and not to the rectangular shape of its top, or the table’s colour, or its hardness, or any number of other attributes? Language is taught in the context of activity. You say to the child, “the cup is on the table,” “slide the cup across the table top,” “I am setting the table for dinner,” and slowly the child learns what a table is and how the word table is used.
Read More @ ZenGardner.com
by Christina Sarich, Natural Society:
Pharmaceutical companies have been known to discredit natural, cheap solutions that compete with their high-dollar drugs. Now, the British Medical Journal has unraveled new research revealing how the makers of a cancer drug are blocking public access to a cheaper, safe, and effective alternative.
The BMJ explains that Novartis, a company which markets a licensed cancer drug known as Lucentis, which is used for macular degeneration, tried to derail research on another treatment called Avastin. Novartis denies this claim, but they have the market cornered because they sell the only officially licensed drug in the UK.
Read More @ NaturalSociety.com
Pharmaceutical companies have been known to discredit natural, cheap solutions that compete with their high-dollar drugs. Now, the British Medical Journal has unraveled new research revealing how the makers of a cancer drug are blocking public access to a cheaper, safe, and effective alternative.The BMJ explains that Novartis, a company which markets a licensed cancer drug known as Lucentis, which is used for macular degeneration, tried to derail research on another treatment called Avastin. Novartis denies this claim, but they have the market cornered because they sell the only officially licensed drug in the UK.
Read More @ NaturalSociety.com
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