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bluejay |
01/11/2012 8:16AM |
Worth the listen
http://www.kingworldnews.com/kingworldnews/Broadcast/Entries/2011/12/1_Gerald_Celente_files/Gerald%20Celente%2012%3A1%3A2011.mp3 |
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bluejay |
01/09/2012 12:52PM |
"Remember the movie “Wag the Dog” and the war cry, “Bring back Old Shoe?” It might be time to rent the video, get some chips & beer, and take a lesson in modern political theory."
Jim Sinclair |
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bluejay |
01/08/2012 9:21AM |
Some regulatory agencies are not sailing on an even keel.
http://www.martinarmstrong.org/files/Judge%20Rakoff/index.htm |
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| By
bluejay |
01/08/2012 9:20AM |
Some regulatory agencies are not sailing on a even keel.
http://www.martinarmstrong.org/files/Judge%20Rakoff/index.htm |
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| By
bluejay |
01/06/2012 4:47PM |
Food for thought
http://www.financialsense.com/node/7291 |
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| By
bluejay |
01/04/2012 4:09PM |
Meet The Mainstream Press(?)
http://usawatchdog.com/meet-the-mainstream-press/ |
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| By
bluejay |
01/04/2012 10:40AM |
From:
westernbelizehappenings.blogspot.com Friday, December 2, 2011
ARTICLES ON COMMONWEALTH COUNTRY OF INDIA, SHOW DISASTER DECIMATING SMALL COTTON FARMERS OVER THERE.
"The record suicide rate among farmers in India continues to rise, with one farmer now committing suicide every 30 minutes. Many media reports blame failed GM Bt cotton(Monsanto) crops for the crisis.
More than a quarter of a million farmers have killed themselves in the last 16 years in what is the largest recorded wave of suicides in history. An article for Sky News reports that one farmer who committed suicide "had been persuaded to use genetically modified seeds by the possibility of a better harvest.
What he wasn't told was that they needed more rain than the region provided. "Farmers who grow GM crops also have to borrow money for expensive pesticides and fertilizers. When the crop fails, they cannot repay their debts. The article comments, "Across rural India there is now widespread despair. The fields are also filling up with widows."
Fortunately, there are seed banks around the world free of genetic engineering. Also serious, is the toll bee colonies are taking in reductions due to the suspected negative impact on them from GMO flowering crops.
Greed and the unbridled profit incentive continues to take its toll. |
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bluejay |
01/02/2012 4:01PM |
Happy New Year's
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x91rBzNKvlc&NR=1
In the video is shown pristine environmental locations and some of earth's beautiful creatures that remain. It is our duty of stewardship for 2012 and the years to follow to do our part, in anyway we can, in restraining creedy money hungry corporations from continuing to destroy Mother Nature's World for future generations.
The oil, nuclear power and chemical companies currently in the United States, Japan, Russia, England and China are the most irresponsible out-of-control offenders that the world has ever witnessed.
As an example, the oil industry of the mentioned countries continue to annilllate vast areas of the world's waterbodies and inlands at a mind-boggling rate, killing off millions of animals, fish and birds that depend upon their environments to survive and reproduce in.
This whole disaster is a crime against nature and mankind and has to be stopped. |
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bluejay |
12/31/2011 8:02PM |
Happy New Year's to all the friends of the Sixteen.
Beware of this man, Ben Bernanke. Some comments today by Bob Chapman concerning this man:
The privately owned Central Bank of the US, the Federal Reserve, has absolutely no authority to bailout Europe, which they have been doing for three years and no one says a thing about it. Less than a month ago, Fed Chairman Bernanke said he has no authority to bailout Europe and he had no intention of doing so.
This is why the Fed needs to be terminated and its functions returned to the US Treasury. The Fed and other central banks running the world and they shouldn’t be. Mr. Bernanke has promised more transparency and two weeks later we get more subterfuge. There is no question Ron Paul and we have been right for over 50 years. Elect Ron Paul and get rid of the Fed. |
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martin newkom |
12/31/2011 8:04AM |
Well, maybe we should learn to
figure out a means to fight fire
with FIRE! |
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| By
martin newkom |
12/31/2011 8:04AM |
Well, maybe we should learn to
figure out a means to fight fire
with FIRE! |
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| By
bluejay |
12/29/2011 4:57PM |
Getting ready to say goodbye to 2011 and hello to 2012, Mr Armstrong speaks:
There is no question we are in serious economic trouble. I have written to educate people since I have the real experience behind the curtain and I am not afraid to speak out. I do not think I can prevent the economic implosion we face because it is not practical. The very people I have stood up to in New York are the same people who are destroying everything. They control government and do everything in their power to keep the debt bubble expanding. While everything could be quickly fixed in 30 days or less, they will never allow that to happen and would assassinate anyone who dared to stop this perpetual system of debt that rolls forever with no intent of paying anything back. These investment bankers in NYC are the agents of our doom. By educating people as to what is really going on, perhaps I can influence the reconstruction that comes after the collapse for there is no way to stop this system for it is against the self-interest of some very nasty people in New York. They are playing with fire here and risk destroying everything. |
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bluejay |
12/29/2011 10:21AM |
You really want the truth? Here it is:
http://kingworldnews.com/kingworldnews/Broadcast/Entries/2011/12/19_Martin_A._Armstrong_files/Martin%20Armstrong%2012%3A19%3A2011.mp3 |
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| By
bluejay |
12/28/2011 12:28PM |
Educate Yourself
http://www.inflateordie.com/files/Financial%20Border%20Controls%2012-27-2011.pdf |
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| By
bluejay |
12/18/2011 9:29AM |
Is there any way we can rent out the Central Water Board to do some really importnt work in Russia?
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/ap-enterprise-russia-oil-spills-050153139.html |
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| By
Rick |
12/15/2011 10:00AM |
Now, its a shaft of light !!!!!
Keep an eye on the Forum section for breaking news. |
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| By
bluejay |
12/12/2011 2:39PM |
Kirland Lake Gold(KGI-TSX) recently made the following statements concerning the company's expanding mining operations in Ontario:
The company's work force grew by an additional 76 people in the quarter to a total of 832 employees. A total of 275 employees will be added in fiscal year 2012, of which 147 employees have now been hired.
All of the above was made possible by a man with a vision, Brian Hitchcliffe, in December of 2001. Of course, none of this could have been accomplished without the support of local government. |
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| By
bluejay |
12/10/2011 3:49PM |
Education!
The knowledge gained
Bright the future featured
Quite mind keener
It is useful everywhere
It makes a fearful confident
Education put that self in passion
It makes an obtuse people decisive
It is useful in active and passive
Education is power
And every educated is winner
Education is the ability to meet life`s situation! ! !
Luwi Habte
http://www.inflateordie.com/files/MF%20Global%20Disaster%2012-09-2011.pdf |
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| By
bluejay |
12/07/2011 6:03PM |
| http://usawatchdog.com/national-defense-authorization-act-indefinite-detention-bill-senate-bill-1867/ |
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| By
bluejay |
12/07/2011 2:45PM |
| While the fiat currency crowd still pound their chest yelling “it’s fiat”, that same nonsense existed for 19 years when gold fell from 1980 into 1999. Why did it not matter then? Because it still doesn’t matter now. Gold is the PERFECT hedge against political instability. That is why it has rallied. It’s the DEBT CRISIS not what money is! Gresham’s Law is that bad money (debased) drives out good money (not debased). People hoarded the old coinage because Henry VIII debased the precious metal content aggressively. He was broke even after confiscating all the property of the Church and melting down every altar piece he could find made of silver or gold. - Martin Armstrong |
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