The TPP, Monsanto, Rockefeller, Trilateral Commission, Brzezinski All hands on deck for global, economic, corporate dictatorship by Jon Rappoport May 27, 2015 (To read about Jon’s mega-collection, Power Outside The Matrix, click here.) There are […]
by Michael Klare Think of this as a little imperial folly update — and here’s the backstory. In the years after invading Iraq and disbanding Saddam Hussein’s military, the U.S. sunk about $25 billion into “standing up” […]
By Sarah Westall Investigative journalist Michael Synder joins us to discuss his research and outlook for the world economy. Michael has been an attorney working in the heart of Washington DC before writing for many […]
By Tyler Durden The fact that Saudi Arabia is on the U.N. Human Rights Council at all is more than sufficient to make a mockery out of the entire body. Nevertheless, it appears this ridiculous membership […]
By Melissa Dykes It’s hard to even guesstimate the number of people, not just in America but around the world, who feel they are being targeted by space age directed energy mind control weapons and […]
(by Bron Suchecki) I was joking earlier this month when I said “350 million ounces looks like an understatement” with regard to Ted Butler’s theory that JP Morgan is accumulating physical silver. Last weekTed claimed […]
Mac Slavo America’s debt problems aren’t going away. In fact, they will continue to get worse. Karl Denninger recently cited a Bloomberg report to make his point at theMarket Ticker: Driven by higher interest costs, Social Security […]
EDITORIAL The Forgotten Depression By Llewellyn H. Rockwell, Jr. – May 20, 2015 As the financial crisis of 2008 took shape, the policy recommendations were not slow in coming: why, economic stability and American prosperity […]
Peter Dale Scott is considered the father of “Deep Politics”— the study of hidden permanent institutions and interests whose influence on the political realm transcends the elected, appointed and career officials who come and go. […]
By Alan Gilbert One might think New York was a bastion of abolitionist sentiment before the Civil War. Hamilton’s Federalists had led a move for gradual emancipation in 1799; the last black person was freed […]
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