Note:
I’m here in San Diego County in my new/old 39 foot Chevy Motorhome. I can’t get
a signal for my Verizon LG smartphone (I’ll be taking a spin in my Ford
Explorer in search of a signal; my VOIP phone, magicjack requiring a broadband
connection, is currently not up except for voicemail). The radio reception is
also limited which led me to ‘sample’ some limited AM offerings which included
shallow sean hannity the hallmark of insanity, and ‘rush revere’ [limbaugh…
he’s totally burned out (the consequence of his being ‘tired of carrying the
water for the republican party’? - his own words), relegated now to authoring
children’s illustrated books of a simplistic nature]. Shallow sean’s latest
‘crusade’ (beyond the same note/key obvious debacle of wobamacare) was defense
of the indefensible mobster but friend of sean’s, donald trump (trump should be
in jail). In defense of t_rump, he offers up the itsy-bitsy, teeny weeny
wohlman skating rink project as evidence of t_rump’s contribution to NYC (too
small for high new york priority given the magnitude of New York substantial
problems, some largely the result of trumpish tastes, ie., solid gold trump
tower fixtures, etc., that trump’s ‘pre-packaged bankrupcies’ seem to fail to
touch, and which extravagance must be paid for by someone, but not him).
Shallow sean’s excoriation of new york city never seems to link the obviousness
of t_rump’s grandstanding responsibility for same. After all, someone
ultimately has to pay for trump’s disproportionate non-value-added livin’
large. No talk of trump’s ingratiating bribe strategy for protection ( ie.,
retainer’s to law firms linked to state attorney generals, viz., {kimmelman}
wolf and sampson, chris droney’s brother, his sister’s protection/corruption
and quid pro quo from the federal bench, etc., and as well, protection of
drug-money laundering through his now nominal only casinos … See, ie., http://www.albertpeia.com/112208opocoan/ricosummarytoFBIunderpenaltyofperjury.pdf
http://www.albertpeia.com/112208opocoan/PeiavCoanetals.htm http://albertpeia.com/fbimartinezcongallard.htm .
Trump’s a fraud! I won’t be listening to ‘rush revere’ or shallow sean
prospectively. They’re a waste of time and preposterous given their unbridled
support of war criminals bush, cheney, etc., and the failed debacles they
created, etc……
Submitted by williambanzai7 on 11/13/2013 14:47
Here
they are. WilliamBanzai7's Special Holiday Puke Fine Art Print Editions just in
time for the Christmas Holidays…
.
.
Dear
Friends,
Here
before you is a truly historic series of images that I have painstakingly
adapted to the current state of sordidly odiferous political/financial affairs.
Years
from now, there will be little doubt over what the artist was seeing and
thinking contemporaneously in the year 2013.
I
am not going to oversell these pictures. They speak for themselves.
They
also demonstrate how history truly rhymes on Wall Street.
I
have all of these in very large high resolution files. So every print will
match the highest standards of fine art print production.
As
you can see, I have departed from normal practice by offering these prints in
an assortment of sizes. I have done this solely to maximize your
participation
by spreading price points. Bear in mind that the amount of personal time and
effort involved is the same irrespective of print size.
Each
print will be signed, numbered and dated December 25, 2013.
I
know that many of you are suffering various levels of economic hardship in
these trying times. As is always the case, you are free to print these off for
your own personal use.
I
truly appreciate all the the moral and financial support that I receive from
all of you.
As
you know, the primary reason that I am doing these prints is to signify my
gratitude in return for your generous support for my endeavors.
It
is my sincerest wish that the situation will turn sooner than later so
that each and everyone of us can return to personal prosperity.
Best
wishes to you all,
And
Fuck You Ben Bernanke!
WB7
Submitted by williambanzai7 on
11/12/2013
You may have your suspicions
about what’s going on behind closed doors at the White House.
But according to one of President
Obama’s former body guards it’s much worse than we can even imagine. Dan Bongino has protected
numerous Presidents over his career, including President Obama. He has been
within ear-shot of many a discussion in the Oval Office, but up until this
administration has stayed out of the lime light. Apparently, however, the
activities of this administration are so abhorrent that he could no longer keep
quiet. Bongino is so upset with what he
witnessed that he is now running for Congress because he feels it’s the only
way to take America back from the sycophants who have made every effort to
enrich themselves with money and power at the expense of the American people. How bad is it? We’re in a lot of trouble. The President sees government – and I think it’s because of his
lack of experience and maybe community organizing in the past – as this shiny
new toy. For
all the disagreements I had with Clinton, Carter and Bush there were always limits…
there was that line you just didn’t cross… We cross it seemingly every day.
We’re lost in the scandals… The
Jamie Dimon shakedown at Chase… the HHS scandal.. Kathleen Sebelius shaking
down the health care industry for money… the IRS… it’s to the point where these
scandals in and of themselves would be huge back-breaking scandals [but] are
just lost in the scandal fog of this administration… It’s worse than people know… and I’m not trying to scare you
either. This is coming from someone who
has stood next to Presidents for his entire career. The implications are absolutely
terrifying, especially considering how bad the publicly known scandals already
are. Can you imagine what’s happening outside the view of Americans? This is not about Republican or
Democrat, it’s about liberty, pure and simple, and this administration has done
more to damage our individual rights than any that has come before it. Bongino expresses this
succinctly when discussing the NSA scandal and the administration’s use of the
information acquired by government snoops all over the country. You
give the government information and it will be abused. It is not a matter of if
it’ll be abused, it’s only a matter of when… When
the line between the personal self and the public self… when that line is
determined by the government that keeps your information in a trove for release
any time they need it, how are you free? ..the
bottom line is, having worked inside the government, it will be abused. It is
only a matter of time. … We
are all doing something wrong. The catch is not “if” we’re doing something
wrong. It is “are your private wrongs impacting on my civil liberties?” If not,
the government has no business in your life… it’s a red herring… If
you’re not doing something wrong? The question is only whether your private
wrongs that have no effect on anyone else become exposed for the government’s
benefit. …It’s only a matter of time before someone slaps an email on
your desk from fifteen years ago… and says ‘look what we got against you.’ Remember, when the key is held by someone else liberty means
absolutely nothing. That personal and private self are being evaporated. Make no mistake. They – and that
especially includes this administration and/or agents acting under their
directives and initiatives – will use everything they can against you when it
suits them. The prerogative has always been
to destroy anything or anyone who threatens the establishment. We’ve seen it
time and again with this, as well as past, White House administrations and
Congressional membership. Now, more than ever before, they
will start targeting those who speak out against them and jeopardize their
agenda. *** Ex-Secret Service agent Dan
Bongino quit after witnessing first-hand the horrors inside the bubble of the
Obama administration, where the president is comfortably excluded from the
effects of his poor policies. Check out his upcoming book “Life Inside the Bubble: Why a Top-Ranked Secret Service Agent
Walked Away from It All” available on Amazon. Also, check out Alex Jones’
interview with Mr. Bongino where he shared his views on how politicians in both
political parties have become so corrupt, that any focus on prescriptive
policies for a better tomorrow have been lost.
This
article was posted: Wednesday, November 6, 2013 at 3:00 pm
Submitted
by Tyler Durden on 11/13/2013 - 21:36 Following
his inconvenient
truthiness yesterday, Andrew Huszar appeared on Bloomberg TV today (having
dismissed the comic-book-written discussion he faced in CNBC's Fast Money
yesterday). As usual Bloomberg gave him more time to speak, listened, and
challenged some of what he said, but we were struck by the
man-who-ran-the-Fed's-mortgage-book's points that "we are eerily
similar to 2008." Simply out, he implores, "the structure of
our economy has not changed," and his apology (on behalf of the Fed), is
because the Fed "helped squander an opportunity to see change in
America." The fact of the matter, this was folly, "The
Fed does not have the ttols to help the economy." Submitted
by Tyler Durden on 11/13/2013 - 23:15 Hunting season is off to a good start this
week, and I’m not just talking about deer hunting. It seems that former
Fed officials declared open season on their ex-colleagues. First,
Andrew Huszar, who once ran the Fed’s mortgage buying operation, let
loose in yesterday’s Wall Street Journal. Huszar apologized to all
Americans for his role in the toxic QE programs. And then today, the WSJ
struck again, this time with an op-ed
by former FOMC Governor Kevin Warsh. Warsh is a former Morgan
Stanley investment banker whose 2006 to 2011 stint on the FOMC spanned the end
of the housing boom and the first few years of “unconventional” policy
measures. After such a solid grounding in the ways of the Fed and Wall Street,
he recently morphed into a critic of the status quo.
His criticisms are welcome and we believe accurate, but they’re also oh so
carefully expressed. They’re written with the polite wording and
between-the-lines meanings that you might expect from such an establishment
figure. He seems to be holding back. So, what does he really
want to say? Submitted
by Tyler Durden on 11/13/2013 - 23:13 Of all the screwed up, misallocated parts of
the U.S. economy, the housing market continues to be one of the biggest
potential train wrecks. While the extent of the insanity in
residential real estate should be clear following the peak
insanity yesterday, there are other potential problems just on the horizon.
One of these was written about over the weekend in the LA Times. In a nutshell,
the next several years will start to see principal payments added to
interest only payments on a large amount of second mortgages taken out during
the boom years. The estimate is that $30 billion in home equity
lines will reset next year, $53 billion in 2015, and then
ultimately soaring to $111 billion in 2018 - a looming “wave of
disaster” because large numbers of borrowers will be unable to handle the
higher payments. This will force banks to either foreclose, refinance the
borrower or modify their loans. Submitted
by Tyler Durden on 11/13/2013 - 22:40 Earlier today we
reported that the Japanese cries of "more QE" have not only
started but are getting progressively louder, when after a massive initial
surge in the first half of the year following an epic currency dilution, the Nikkei's
performance since May has largely been one big dud, which is putting not only
the psychological "wealth effect" at risk, but also is tearing
Abenomics apart, since perhaps the only key variable for the Prime Minister's
plan of "growth" is the constant increase in the stock market, much
the same as in the US. But while the market has gone nowhere fast, it is the
economy that is truly starting to crack at the seams, as was confirmed hours
ago when Japan reported that in the third quarter its economy grew an
annualized 1.9%, following a quarter when the GDP grew at more than double that
pace or 4.3%, which in turn succeeded a quarter with 3.8% growth. What's worse,
in nominal terms, the actual third quarter growth was a paltry 0.4%: the lowest
in all of 2013 while actual nominal consumption plunged to the lowest level
since just after the start of Abenomics. Submitted
by Tyler Durden on 11/13/2013 - 22:11 Following
the FAA's
warning that over 7,500 unmanned drones will be in US Airspace in the next five
years, we thought news of yet another domestic drone down was noteworthy.
Just a couple fo months ago we
reported the crash (and self-destruction) of 2 drones in Florida, and now officials
at the 174th Attack Wing suspended all Reaper drone flights in Central New York
Tuesday after one of the unmanned aircraft crashed into Lake Ontario about 12
miles from the eastern shore during a routine training flight. As WNYF TV
reports, the drone - one of four based at Fort Drum - was operated remotely
from near Syracuse. Officials are investigating the crash but added, in some
hope of reassurance, "the mission was going as advertised, up to
the point where we did lose control of the airplane." Submitted
by Tyler Durden on 11/13/2013 - 21:00 Just
in case anyone thought the entire world's wasn't going to the tenth,
centrally-planned circle of hell in a handbasket, here comes the head of the
Indian FBI to disabuse everyone out of such childish sentiments, thanks to a
comment that not even the PR brain trust behind #AskJPM could have conceived.
To wit: "India’s top police official was under fire Wednesday for saying,
“If you can’t prevent rape, you might as well enjoy it.” And
scene. Submitted
by Tyler Durden on 11/13/2013 - 20:42 The notion that the euro area crisis is over
has recently been heavily propagated by EU politicians and the mainstream
media. However, it
is way too early for such victory laps. Hans-Werner Sinn is perfectly correct
in pointing out that the ECB's attempts to restore the 'monetary policy
transmission mechanism' by suppressing interest rates in the periphery is going
to perpetuate capital malinvestment,delay the necessary reforms and these
interventions have actually scared private capital away, as investors require
adequate compensation for the risks they are taking. Meanwhile, savers are
ultimately paying for this ongoing waste of scarce capital. It is
high time that central banking is recognized for the disease it is. Without
central banks aiding and abetting credit expansion, this situation would never
have arisen. Even a free banking system practicing fractional reserve banking
could not possibly have created such a gigantic boom-bust scenario. Money
needs to be fully privatized – the State cannot be trusted with it. Submitted
by Tyler Durden on 11/13/2013 - 20:09 Submitted
by Tyler Durden on 11/13/2013 - 20:08 Financial
innovation is a recurring theme in the NY Fed's review of historic crises. The
1720 South Sea Company structured the national debt in a way that was initially
attractive to investors, but the scheme to finance the debt-for-equity swap
ultimately proved to be noncredible and the market collapsed. Now fast-forward
to 2013 and the five-year anniversary of Lehman's failure. As Fed Governor
Jeremy Stein pointed out in a recent speech, a combination of factors such as
financial innovation, regulation, and a change in the economic environment,
contribute to an overheating of credit markets. So, the NY Fed asks -
has the current reach for yield led to ever more complex, leveraged investments
and the next credit market bubble? Or will the lessons from the Great
Recession last at least a lifetime? Submitted
by Tyler Durden on 11/13/2013 - 19:40 Last month’s US government shutdown – the
result of a partisan standoff in congressional budget negotiations – epitomizes
the polarization that prevails in modern economic-policy debates.
In developed countries, many advocate a greater role for the state, in order to
ensure that promised social benefits are delivered to rapidly aging
populations. But relegating free-market principles to the past would
simply create a new set of imbalances. Submitted
by Tyler Durden on 11/13/2013 - 19:09 Just
because very few actually understood the severity of the Cisco earnings
guidance, in which the company forecast an 8-10% drop (let's call it 9%) in
quarterly revenues when Wall Street was expecting a 4% increase, we have
compiled and presented in chart form the historical and projected quarterly
revenue data for CSCO to show today's preannouncement in all its gruesome
context. Submitted
by Tyler Durden on 11/13/2013 - 18:54 With
Janet stealing the limelight, we really don't expect any market-moving
fireworks from the lame-duck Bernanke's town hall presentation to US
educators this evening. Discussing the Fed's 100-year history and his
efforts to bring greater transparency to the central bank's actions, Bernanke
will also take questions (which may well be much more interesting than the speech
itself). But, to ensure some 'fair-and-balanced' coverage, we offer an alternate
history of the Fed's 100-year war against gold (and economic common sense). Submitted
by Tyler Durden on 11/13/2013 - 18:23 You
know it's bad when... Submitted
by Tyler Durden on 11/13/2013 - 17:52 With
gold down 10 of the last 11 days (until today), Peter Schiff tells CNBC that
this temporary downswing is due to "the fantasy of a US recovery,"
that so many actually believe and thus, due to this 'recovery' the Fed will
taper back its quantitative easing. "It's not gonna happen,"
Schiff explains, "we have a phony recovery," and the Fed
will more likely increase the amount of QE in order to sustain it, "which
is very bullish for gold." Crucially, Schiff clarifies that he
"doesn't think a taper is inevitable," as many believe, "but an
end to QE won't happen by the Fed's choice - the market will force them to
tread on the brakes as the USD collapses." As we
noted earlier, Schiff also believes there is an attempt to do "whatever it
takes" to pull the EUR down to maintain the USD - but as today's price
action shows, it's not working... "Long-term, the fundamentals
have never been better for gold." Submitted
by Tyler Durden on 11/13/2013 - 17:17 On the surface, CSCO's numbers
were not terrible: the company only missed its revenue expectation which is
fine: after all nobody cares about revenues anymore and the only thing that
matters are adjusted, recasted, pro-forma, non-GAAP, made up EPS numbers
excluding virtually all COGS, R&D and SG&A items. Just for kicks, CSCO
also threw in that last refuge of a company with no growth prospects: yet
another massive $15 billion stock buyback. However, in light of the ongoing
idiotic hopium that a recovery is just around the corner, as has been the case
for the past 5 years always to no avail, what is cratering the company in after
hours trading, was its forecast for the next quarter. It was a doozy: But the punchline... wait for
it: Yup: the company expected an up
to a 10% drop in revenues. Welcome to Mr. Yellen's recovery.
Miley Cyrus smokes a
joint at MTV EMAs
Letter handed to
emperor causes uproar in Japan
Police stun stepdad
trying to save son from fire
Atheist 'mega-churches'
take root across US, world { They are intellectually dishonest,
disingenuous, and most importantly, absolutely wrong. Quite simply, atheists
are pathetic! }
Knox's knife DNA casts
doubt on murder weapon
{ I’ve had occasion to read the well-written book
‘Murder in Italy’ by award-winning italian-american author, Candace Dempsey,
which documents the horrific travesty called ‘italian justice’ (actually
blatant injustice) torturously imposed upon Amanda Knox et als (rudy guede
excepted). So outrageous but typical of these typical italians ( like packs
of the rabid dogs they are pre-disposed
to be). (Parenthetically, my grandparents whom I loved and respected –
Martin/Mario/PopPop, Lake Como, Italy and Elsie/Nanny, Bari, Italy – were not
typical as such; but rather, thoroughly modern in all respects relative to time
… although I found italians with mob/mafia links/connections/sympathies to be
like those rabid perugians/italians who outrageously pilloried Amanda Knox, See,
ie., http://www.albertpeia.com/112208opocoan/ricosummarytoFBIunderpenaltyofperjury.pdf
http://www.albertpeia.com/112208opocoan/PeiavCoanetals.htm http://albertpeia.com/fbimartinezcongallard.htm }
New dinosaur that
predates T. rex found in Utah
Venezuelan is the new
Miss Universe Leaked
Treaty: Worse Than SOPA and ACTA Treaty
Threatens Global Government, Run by Giant Corporations ... And Would Really
Mess Up the Intertubes ...
A timely tiding
for Santa's 2013 ZH wishlist...
Self-directed
retirement schemes with a gold and/or precious metals allocation are a powerful
retirement planning tool and considering the continuing financial malaise affecting
the U.S., they will...
Did
you know that the Obama administration is negotiating a super secret
"trade agreement" that is so sensitive that he isn't even allowing
members of Congress to see it? The Trans-Pacific Partnership is being
called the "NAFTA of the Pacific" and "NAFTA on steroids",
but the truth is that it is so much more than just a trade agreement.
This treaty has 29 chapters, but only 5 of them have to do with trade.
Most Americans don't realize this, but this treaty will fundamentally change
our laws regarding Internet freedom, health care, the trading of derivatives,
copyright issues, food safety, environmental standards, civil liberties and so
much more. It will also merge the United States far more deeply into the
emerging one world economic system. Initially, twelve nations will be a
party to this treaty including the United States, Mexico, Canada, Japan,
Australia, Brunei, Chile, Malaysia, New Zealand, Peru, Singapore and
Vietnam. Together, those nations represent approximately 40
percent of global GDP. It is hoped that additional nations such
as the Philippines, Thailand and Colombia will join the treaty later on. (Read More....) A banker named Andrew Huszar that
helped manage the Federal Reserve's quantitative easing program during 2009 and
2010 is publicly apologizing for what he has done. He says that
quantitative easing has accomplished next to nothing for the average person on
the street. Instead, he says that it has been "the greatest backdoor
Wall Street bailout of all time." And of course the cold, hard
economic numbers support what Huszar is saying. The percentage of working
age Americans with a job has not improved at all during the
quantitative easing era, and median household income has actually steadily declined during that time frame.
Meanwhile, U.S. stock prices have doubled overall, and the stock prices of the
big Wall Street banks have tripled. So who benefits from quantitative
easing? It doesn't take a genius to figure it out, and now Andrew Huszar
is blowing the whistle on the whole thing. (Read More....) Of
all the nations on the entire planet, the United States is the most lonely
place to be. We have the highest percentage of one person households on
the entire globe, and the average size of our households has been steadily
decreasing. Studies have shown that the
number of close friends that Americans have is falling, and we have the highest
divorce rate in the world by a wide margin. So why is this
happening? Does this have anything to do with the fact that America is
abandoning the traditional family structure? Back in the 1960s, the
“sexual revolution” fundamentally changed the way that millions of Americans
viewed sex and love. By throwing out all of the old boundaries, many
Americans believed that they would ultimately be able to have more sex and more
love. Today, this manifests itself in a ”hookup culture” that is
constantly being promoted as “healthy” in our popular music, in our television
shows and in our movies. But instead of this “hookup culture” resulting
in more sex and more love, most Americans are discovering that it leads to just
the opposite. We have become a nation of desperately lonely people that
have very few real ties to others. (Read More.....) The Department of Homeland
Security is soliciting information from potential contractors for a new program
that the DHS hopes will enable it to use DNA tests to identify criminal
suspects and track their family relationships. Down the road, the goal is
to make the use of DNA identification as common as the use of fingerprint
identification is today. If you do not think that this could ever happen,
you should think again. Barack Obama has already said that he wants a
national DNA database, and a recent Supreme Court decision has opened the door
wide open for one to be created. Someday soon, the federal government
will have the capability of tracking all of us and those that we are related to
using our DNA. And eventually, a “DNA reader” could replace all of our
Internet passwords and be used to log into our bank accounts. In a world
that is becoming more corrupt with each passing day, authorities consider being
able to positively identify people as an extremely important goal, and DNA is
considered by many as the best way to do that. According to a recent report by (Read More....) Russian
Lawmaker Proposes Bill Outlawing U.S. Dollar... Paul Joseph Watson | Second Life founder behind new project
that plans to immerse people in Star Trek-like CGI environments within six
years. Adan Salazar | Stress of combat left soldier a nervous
wreck. Kurt Nimmo | Obama poised to fast-track secret
agreement. Steve Watson | Only 19 percent
believe Obamacare will improve healthcare. Paul Joseph Watson | Feds have had technology for at least 10
years. Paul Joseph Watson | SPD admit mesh network was never turned
off after DHS testing phase. Kit Daniels | “Gunshot detectors” in classrooms surpass
Big Brother in 1984 and the real East German Stasi. Infowars.com | Government
documents obtained exclusively by Infowars expose massive DHS domestic spy grid
designed to track citizens in real time through mega government databases. Americans’
Participation in Labor Force Hits 35-Year Low CNS News | Lowest since 1978. Detroit’s
decision to fend off bankruptcy: pay pensions or banks? theguardian.com | Fears grow that fight to stave off city
bankruptcy may hit the poorest hardest Federal Reserve Whistleblower Tells America The REAL Reason For
Quantitative Easing Michael Snyder | A banker named
Andrew Huszar that helped manage the Federal Reserve’s quantitative easing
program during 2009 and 2010 is publicly apologizing for what he has done. Adan Salazar | Stress of combat left soldier a nervous
wreck. Washington Times | “If the U.S. national debt continues to
grow, the collapse of the dollar system will take place in 2017.” Steve Watson | Only 19 percent
believe Obamacare will improve healthcare. Paul Joseph Watson | Feds have had technology for at least 10
years. Kurt Nimmo | Obama poised to fast-track secret
agreement. Washington Free Beacon |
California Insurance Commissioner Dave Jones said insurers are canceling more
than one million health care policies in the state because they do not meet
federal requirements under Obamacare. The Washington Times | Stands to
earn millions of dollars from a federal contract to teach doctors about
Obamacare. Washington Post | The system is
unlikely to work fully by the end of the month as the White House has promised,
according to an official with knowledge of the project. Gawker | Since the October 1st
launch of the Affordable Care Act website there has been no Frequently Asked
Question more frequently asked than “who is that girl?” TechDirt | Back in July, a small
but disturbing detail on the government’s cell phone tracking abilities was
buried inside a larger story detailing the explosive expansion of the NSA
post-9/11. Markets
In Turmoil – Stocks Sliding As Bitcoin Tops $400 Zero Hedge | S&P Futures an
odd shade of green (called red we hear) this morning… China Opens Largest Private Gold Vault With Capacity For $82
Billion Worth Of Precious Metal Zero Hedge | It was not enough
for China to buy JPM’s landmark former downtown Manhattan headquarters. 7 More Years Of Low Rates.. And Then War? Zero Hedge | While these 3 pictures
can paint a thousand words; a thousand words may also paint the biggest picture
of all. Federal Reserve Whistleblower Tells America The REAL Reason For
Quantitative Easing Michael Snyder | A banker named
Andrew Huszar that helped manage the Federal Reserve’s quantitative easing
program during 2009 and 2010 is publicly apologizing for what he has done. Barack
Obama’s popularity falls to all-time low AFP | For the first time a
majority of Americans think the president is dishonest and untrustworthy. Obama Administration Poised to Exempt Unions From ObamaCare Tax
New American | Labor unions,
longtime supporters of the Democratic Party, have been clamoring for changes to
ObamaCare for months. EPIC
Prevails in FOIA Case About “Internet Kill Switch” EPIC | a federal court has ruled
that the DHS may not withhold the agency’s plan to deactivate wireless
communications networks in a crisis. US govt intel researchers to ‘radically expand’ facial recognition
capabilities RT | In-Q-Tel, a not-for-profit venture
capital firm run by the Central Intelligence Agency, invests in companies that
develop facial recognition software. Those food-stamp cuts liberals hate are Michelle Obama’s fault
bizpacreview.com | Michelle
Obama’s misguided mission to make every kid in America eat what she tells them
to. Afghan
opium production hits record Irish Independent |
Afghanistan’s opium production surged to record levels this year. 100K
Enrollees, 5 Million Cancellations... RECORD NUMBER RENOUNCE US
CITIZENSHIP... Russian
Lawmaker Proposes Bill Outlawing U.S. Dollar... Tyson
claims he was high on drugs during fights...
SHTFplan.com
November 6, 2013
QE
Whistleblower Warns "We Are Eerily Similar To 2008"
What
An Ex-FOMC Governor Really Wants To Tell You About The Fed
Beware
The Looming "Wave Of Disaster" From Home Equity Payment Resets
Japanese
Q3 Growth Tumbles As Abenomics Cracks Following Slide In Consumption And
Exports
Fort
Drum Drone Down - New York Suspends All Reaper Flights
Head
Of India's FBI Says “If You Can’t Prevent Rape, You Might As Well Enjoy It”
"It
Is High Time That Central Banking Is Recognized For The Disease It Is"
Relentless
Twitter Mockery Forces JPM To Kill #AskJPM Q&A Session
NY
Fed Compares The Current Reach-For-Yield To South Sea Bubble Of 1720
Guest
Post: A Grand Unified Economic Theory?
Something
Is Very Wrong With This Picture
Bernanke
"Explains" 100 Years Of The Federal Reserve (And It's War On Gold?) -
Live Webcast
Humpday
Humor: Batman Falls On Hard Times - Caught Stealing
Peter
Schiff: "Gold Is Being Undermined By The Fantasy Of A US Recovery"
Tech
Giant Cisco Craters Following Horrifying Guidance
Obama’s
Secret Treaty Which Will Merge America More Deeply Into The Emerging One World
Economic System
America
Is The Loneliest Country In The World – Is It Because We’ve Abandoned The
Traditional Family Structure?
The
Government Plans To Track Us And Those We Are Related To Using Our DNA
'I'm sorry for QE,' former
Fed official says...
'Collapse will take place in 2017'...Google Funds Creation of Secretive Avatar-Style Virtual
Reality
Judge to Soldier: “Your time in Iraq
makes you a threat to society…”
Secret Globalist Treaty Threatens Internet
Freedom
Poll: Almost Half Of Americans Believe
Obama ‘Knowingly Deceived’ Public On Healthcare
NSA Can Track Your Location Even When
Your Phone is Turned Off
Seattle Police Deactivate Wi-Fi Spy
Grid After Privacy Outcry
School’s New Spy System Places
Children Under Complete Surveillance
LEAKED: Secret Documents Reveal DHS
Spy Grid
Judge to Soldier: “Your time in Iraq
makes you a threat to society…”
Russian Lawmaker Predicts Imminent
Collapse, Wants to Outlaw US Dollar
Poll: Almost Half Of Americans Believe
Obama ‘Knowingly Deceived’ Public On Healthcare
NSA Can Track Your Location Even When
Your Phone is Turned Off
Secret Globalist Treaty Threatens Internet Freedom
More Than a Million Californians
Having Insurance Cancelled by Obamacare
Concierge medicine: WebMD pockets
millions from feds to promote Obamacare
HealthCare.gov unlikely to work fully
by end of November
Revealed: Obamacare Website’s ‘Mystery
Girl’ Is Not A US Citizen
Pelosi
claims nearly 5X more signed up than numbers show...
Sebelius:
'Marketplace working'...
Republicans
mock...
Historically black
college says regs forced them to cancel student health plans...
COULTER:
TO SPEAK TO A NIGERIAN PRINCE ABOUT YOUR HEALTH CARE, PRESS '1' NOW...
'Collapse will take place in 2017'...