It looks like all those ‘conspiracy nuts’ who took issue with the “official” story following the President’s original announcement of bin Laden’s death were not so crazy after all. There’s a reason millions of Americans have lost trust in their government, and especially with the sitting President of the United States. It’s because we have been consistently lied to about anything and everything of any significance.
by Dave Kranzler, Inevstment Research Dynamics:
It’s unfortunate that the majority of people in the United States refuse to accept anything that’s not spoon-fed to them by the mainstream media or admitted “trustful” by politicians and business elitists. But the sign-posts of collapse are planted everywhere for anyone willing to put forth the effort to read them. I have not fully decided if the mass-engendered impulse to ignore reality is a product of sheer stupidity, slothful ignorance or willful denial.
Most people have chosen either to overlook the Jade Helm 15 exercises which “officially” begin next month and run through mid-September. Of course, there are been thousands of reports of ongoing military exercises and mass military equipment movement via rail from many States, including here in Colorado. The mainstream media is fueling the public’s determined ignorance about Jade Helm by not reporting the event, for the most part.
Read More @ InevstmentResearchDynamics.com
It’s unfortunate that the majority of people in the United States refuse to accept anything that’s not spoon-fed to them by the mainstream media or admitted “trustful” by politicians and business elitists. But the sign-posts of collapse are planted everywhere for anyone willing to put forth the effort to read them. I have not fully decided if the mass-engendered impulse to ignore reality is a product of sheer stupidity, slothful ignorance or willful denial.
Most people have chosen either to overlook the Jade Helm 15 exercises which “officially” begin next month and run through mid-September. Of course, there are been thousands of reports of ongoing military exercises and mass military equipment movement via rail from many States, including here in Colorado. The mainstream media is fueling the public’s determined ignorance about Jade Helm by not reporting the event, for the most part.
Read More @ InevstmentResearchDynamics.com
by John Whitehead, Activist Post:
Why is the federal government distributing obscene amounts of military equipment, weapons and ammunition to police departments around the country? Why is the military using southwestern states as a staging ground for guerilla warfare drills (Jade Helm 15)? What exactly is the U.S. government preparing for? Whatever the answer, John W. Whitehead, in this week’s vodcast, warns of the pending day when our so-called “government of the people, by the people, for the people” is no longer answerable to “we the people.”
Why is the federal government distributing obscene amounts of military equipment, weapons and ammunition to police departments around the country? Why is the military using southwestern states as a staging ground for guerilla warfare drills (Jade Helm 15)? What exactly is the U.S. government preparing for? Whatever the answer, John W. Whitehead, in this week’s vodcast, warns of the pending day when our so-called “government of the people, by the people, for the people” is no longer answerable to “we the people.”
If You're Not Outraged By NSA Surveillance, Here's Why You Should Be
Thursday, in a long-awaited opinion, the Second Circuit Court of Appeals in New York' three-judge panel ruled that the NSA program that secretly intercepts the telephone metadata of every American was illegal. It’s now up to Congress to vote on whether or not to modify the law and continue the program, or let it die once and for all. Lawmakers must vote on this matter by June 1, when they need to reauthorize the Patriot Act. A key factor in that decision is the American public’s attitude toward surveillance. Given the vast amount of revelations about NSA abuses, it is somewhat surprising that just slightly more than a majority of Americans seem concerned about government surveillance. Which leads to the question of why?
A Tale Of Two Graphs - Why Bubble Finance Will Fail
We have called this a tale of two graphs. But what it really describes is a clear and present danger to American capitalism fostered by an unelected monetary politburo in thrall to its own lust for power and mesmerized by its own doctrinaire group think. The tragedy is that nothing can stop them except the thundering crash of the gargantuan bubble they have single handedly enabled.Are you ready to sacrifice your children as cannon fodder...for the current administration of LIARS...
US May Use Military To Confront China In South China Sea Islands Dispute
Just days after Japanese PM Shinzo Abe leaves Washington (having stepped up his nation's military assertiveness), The Wall Street Journal reports that the US Secretary of Defense has asked staff for military options in the South China Sea (as we have detailed China's land reclamation efforts):*U.S. MAY USE MILITARY TO CONFRONT CHINA IN SPRATLY ISLANDS DISPUTE: WSJ
Having ironically commented on China's "bullying," it appears Nobel-Peace-Prize winner President Obama is preparing for an even bigger objective, amid China's rising threat to USD dominance (with Yuan liberalization and AIIB success).
The Face Of Baltimore You Won't See In The News
We suspect there will be less rioting and looting after this horrifying clip of a group of Baltimore teens kicking and brutally attacking a Maryland man after he tried to break up a fight...
Riddle Me This: The Difference Between Headlines And Reality
What is extremely clear is that there is something amiss with the statistical headline employment and economic data. While there are indeed pockets of improvement, which should be expected following a recessionary contraction, there is a lack of widespread recovery. That sentiment is clearly reflected in every major poll of American's over the last year. What is important is that there is a clear disconnect between the financial markets, statistical economic headlines, and the reality of the vast majority of American consumers. So, riddle me this - what happens when that disconnect is eventually resolved?
Getting A Job At McDonald's Harder Than Getting Accepted To The Ivy League
In 2011, McDonald's announced it would hire 50,000 new employees on April 19 for its National Hiring Day. They eventually hired 62,000 people. Over 1 million people applied. With 62,000 hired out of more than 1 million, that leaves the McDonald's acceptance rate at 6.20%. Let's see how that compares with the Ivy League acceptance rate in 2011...
Senate Democrats Defeat The President: Why Obama Is Rushing To Fast-Track The TPP
Moments ago, in an embarrassing setback for the president, Senate Democrats in a 52-45 vote - short of the required 60 supporters - blocked a bill that would give President Barack Obama fast-track authority to expedite trade agreements through Congress, a major defeat for the president and his allies who "say the measure is necessary to complete a 12-nation Pacific trade deal that is a centerpiece of the administration’s economic agenda." But don't count it out yet: the WSJ cites Mitch McConnell who told reporters shortly before the vote, which he expected to lose, that “This issue’s not over" adding that "I’m hopeful we’ll put this in the win column for the country sometime soon.”
Canaries In The Coal Mine, Part 1: Tech High-Flyers Fall To Earth
Bull markets don’t end all at once. Generally a few egregiously-overvalued sectors blow up first and are dismissed by most observers as aberrations. Instead, they turn out to be a sign of things to come. In the previous decade’s bubble it was subprime housing that led the way, while being initially characterized by experts as too small to matter. Click here for Ben Bernanke’s ongoing attempts to convince the world to relax and ignore housing’s problems. This time around we of course won’t know until after the fact which sector is the canary in the coal mine. But these epic fails in the bubbly social media/online marketplace region of tech certainly look like viable candidates.
by Andrew Hoffman, Miles Franklin:
Tick tock…Tick tock. With each passing day, the grotesque deformations of global economic activity, financial markets,
and the political process that history’s largest fiat Ponzi scheme have
wrought grow larger; to that point that the so-called “chinks in the
armor” could not be move obvious, nor the “holes in the dike” more
numerous. In other words, the entire financial world has become a giant,
unsustainable bubble in its final stages of inflation (and in some
cases, the early stages of deflation); to the point that so
little of what we witness resembles reality, few have even a clue what’s
occurring – and fewer still, the means to protect themselves from
what’s coming.
For instance, I last week wrote of how propaganda has become so ludicrous, TPTB are actually claiming their greatest fear is “deflation,” despite the cost of living of every person on the planet not just rising, but soaring.
Read More @ MilesFranklin.com
Tick tock…Tick tock. With each passing day, the grotesque deformations of global economic activity, financial markets,
and the political process that history’s largest fiat Ponzi scheme have
wrought grow larger; to that point that the so-called “chinks in the
armor” could not be move obvious, nor the “holes in the dike” more
numerous. In other words, the entire financial world has become a giant,
unsustainable bubble in its final stages of inflation (and in some
cases, the early stages of deflation); to the point that so
little of what we witness resembles reality, few have even a clue what’s
occurring – and fewer still, the means to protect themselves from
what’s coming.For instance, I last week wrote of how propaganda has become so ludicrous, TPTB are actually claiming their greatest fear is “deflation,” despite the cost of living of every person on the planet not just rising, but soaring.
Read More @ MilesFranklin.com
from Off Grid Survival:
The war on cash is heating up as J.P. Morgan Chase, the largest U.S. bank, recently introduced policies to restrict cash in certain markets. These policies include banning cash as an acceptable payment for credit cards, mortgages and auto loans. They also recently started banning the storage of cash or coins in its safe-deposit boxes.
Last month, Citigroup’s chief economist Willem Buiter called for cash to be abolished, and stated that nothing larger than a $5 should be in circulation as we move towards a cashless society.
Read More @ OffGridSurvival.com
The war on cash is heating up as J.P. Morgan Chase, the largest U.S. bank, recently introduced policies to restrict cash in certain markets. These policies include banning cash as an acceptable payment for credit cards, mortgages and auto loans. They also recently started banning the storage of cash or coins in its safe-deposit boxes.
Last month, Citigroup’s chief economist Willem Buiter called for cash to be abolished, and stated that nothing larger than a $5 should be in circulation as we move towards a cashless society.
Read More @ OffGridSurvival.com
by Daniel Barker, Natural News:
You might be aware that it is illegal to collect rainwater on your own
property in some states, but did you know that doing so could actually
land you in jail? That is exactly what is happening to Gary Harrington
of Eagle Point, Oregon. He is now facing a 30-day jail sentence and
fines of more than $1,500.
His crime? Harrington has been collecting rainwater in three reservoirs on his property, and the government doesn’t like it. In Oregon, all water is considered property of the state whether it flows from the tap or falls from the sky.
Collecting, storing and using rainwater is permitted if you obtain a permit from the state, but Harrington’s permits were revoked. The reasons why are not clear.
Read More @ NaturalNews.com
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You might be aware that it is illegal to collect rainwater on your own
property in some states, but did you know that doing so could actually
land you in jail? That is exactly what is happening to Gary Harrington
of Eagle Point, Oregon. He is now facing a 30-day jail sentence and
fines of more than $1,500.His crime? Harrington has been collecting rainwater in three reservoirs on his property, and the government doesn’t like it. In Oregon, all water is considered property of the state whether it flows from the tap or falls from the sky.
Collecting, storing and using rainwater is permitted if you obtain a permit from the state, but Harrington’s permits were revoked. The reasons why are not clear.
Read More @ NaturalNews.com
by Lee Fang, The Intercept:
In a little-noticed brief filed last summer, lawyers for the House of Representatives claimed that an SEC investigation of congressional insider trading should be blocked on principle, because lawmakers and their staff are constitutionally protected from such inquiries given the nature of their work.
The legal team led by Kerry W. Kircher, who was appointed House General Counsel by Speaker John Boehner in 2011, claimed that the insider trading probe violated the separation of powers between the legislative and executive branch.
In 2012, members of Congress patted themselves on the back for passing the STOCK Act, a bill meant to curb insider trading for lawmakers and their staff. “We all know that Washington is broken and today members of both parties took a big step forward to fix it,” said Rep. Bill Johnson, R-Ohio, upon passage of the law.
Read More @ FirstLook.org
In a little-noticed brief filed last summer, lawyers for the House of Representatives claimed that an SEC investigation of congressional insider trading should be blocked on principle, because lawmakers and their staff are constitutionally protected from such inquiries given the nature of their work.
The legal team led by Kerry W. Kircher, who was appointed House General Counsel by Speaker John Boehner in 2011, claimed that the insider trading probe violated the separation of powers between the legislative and executive branch.
In 2012, members of Congress patted themselves on the back for passing the STOCK Act, a bill meant to curb insider trading for lawmakers and their staff. “We all know that Washington is broken and today members of both parties took a big step forward to fix it,” said Rep. Bill Johnson, R-Ohio, upon passage of the law.
Read More @ FirstLook.org
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