By Pepe Escobar Fasten your seat belts: the information war already unleashed against Russia is bound to expand to Brazil, India and China. Brazil, Russia, India and China, as it’s widely known, are the top […]
Authoritarianism creeps in slowly. By Alex Henderson The August 19 shooting of 18-year-old Michael Brown in Ferguson, Missouri and the protests that followed have focused attention on the militarization of police in the United States. Police overreach, especially […]
By Mac Slavo We often hear government officials and mainstream financial pundits throwing around numbers like a billion or trillion. To most Americans these numbers are indiscernible. They are so incredibly enormous that we can’t even imagine what […]
By Mac Slavo The battle for hearts and minds is on and the elite are getting fed up with citizen proles who believe it a right to speak freely and openly about their ideologies and criticisms […]
But bungling badly as it does by Chris Martenson There’s something we ‘regular’ citizens wrestle with that the elites never seem to: a sense of moral duty. For example, following the collapse of the housing bubble, […]
Source: The Automatic Earth Dorothea Lange Drought-stricken farmer and family near Muskogee, OK Aug 1939 With the US mid-term elections just 3 weeks away, of course there won’t be any sudden interest rate hikes or other major […]
by Chris Hamilton Given the Fed will complete its “taper” shortly…the topic of who has bought, who owns, and who will buy US Treasury debt seems a tad bit important. The 1st slide shows the […]
By Michael Snyder For years, many people have suspected that the New York Fed is more or less controlled by the “too big to fail” banks. Well, now we have smoking gun evidence that this is […]
Source: Perpetual Assets Will Lehr from Perpetual Assets Interviews John Rubino from dollarcollapse.com Chaos creates opportunities. The crack up boom, or critical mass, is accelerating, the veil is being lifted. What will future historians have to say about us? […]
by John Rubino Nearly a century after the fact, the Great Depression remains THE object lesson for virtually every branch of economics. To monetarists the fact that the US money supply fell by nearly a third […]
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