Assorted Blither

Note in the following the west diseased brain. They threaten Russia with their Russia-hating prezzies. And yes, as always, the only force on earth capable of stopping the west beast is indeed west's chief enemy. No surprise there!

(from article)

A new report prepared by the Foreign Intelligence Service circulating in the Kremlin today says that the United States top National Security Advisor to President Obama, Thomas Donilon, was granted a “rushed meeting” with President Putin this past Friday wherein he warned the Russian leader that the world as we know it may be about to end.

According to this report, the Obama regime became alarmed last week after Russia’s top military official, Chief of the General Staff Nikolai Makarov, threatened to carry out a pre-emptive strike if Washington goes ahead with its plan to build a missile defense shield in Eastern Europe, after which Donilon was dispatched to Moscow by a frightened Obama.

From the very outset of this meeting, this report says, a “highly agitated” Donilon proceeded to denounce Russia’s threats and “non-cooperation” with the US over a number of international issues, including Syria, warning that Moscow’s actions could very well lead to Obama losing his upcoming election and putting into office Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney who during a recent CNN interview stated that: “Russia, this is, without question, our number one geopolitical foe.”

In responding to Donilon, this report continues, Putin stated that it didn’t matter to Russia who the US president was as the record clearly shows that Obama has done nothing since being in office other than continue Bush’s agenda of strict totalitarian domestic rule meant to aid America’s global hegemony. Putin further added Russia’s “extreme displeasure” that Obama has continued to protect the Wall Street “gangsters” who collapsed the global economy in 2008.

As this meeting neared its end, this report states, Donilon became “decidedly dejected” and voiced his concern to Putin that everything they were talking about may, in fact, be pointless and cryptically stated, “what’s the difference in any of this anyway; Nostradamus is the one in charge, none of us may even have a world to live in before this year’s out.”

This report ends by stating that Putin was “stunned” by Donilon’s strange remark after which the meeting ended with no further comments or appendages by the Kremlin or other Russian ministries, or officials.

Rest of article at: whatdoesitmean.com/index1577.htm

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Crossing over to the troubled EUnuchia -- where Greek Berlin junta gets an election blow and apparently where even the IMF bosses have now taken to repeating the old NBN's mantra regarding west imminent and irreversible fate, that of total wall-to-wall prolapse -- let's check in with Mr Nigel.



But where is Herman Von Rump? Unavailable? Perhaps reading faxes, as they jam the Brussel EUnuchs' machines? -- coming from Greece where A Tsipras forced the Berlin douchebags to cancel all their silly austerity and obedience promises they made to the Vaterland a few months ago during the coup d'etat.

And this isn't all. If only the Greek rape was nulled out... Apparently, the immediate moratorium of the last round of the Berlin rape is followed by stripping the very cabal of the Athens coup d'etat junta of immunity. And that's still not all!

There will be "investigation" into the banksters' ways and who is responsible for the collapse of Greece. It would be surprising, if this breath of fresh air didn't precipitate some rather hasty relocation of the coup d'etat junta back to the Berlin bunkers or wherever these war-obsessed, child murdering, 911-designing lizards weave their plots to maul our otherwise beautiful planet. And it's still better even than this!

Apparently, the question of whether Greek debt is even legal is going int'l. Now, this could possibly point to other EUnuch and baboon lands spreading some antigens against the west beast's war on the world.

It wouldn't be surprising if the clatter of the Brussel faxes didn't shudder Herr Merkel just a bit. She's, of course, at the moment indisposed confronting the ugly French result. It seems she's now taken to high-pitch yodeling, no doubt delivered with the traditional syphilitic germanic threats, at Hollande that all questioning of austerity is simply and strictly verboten.

Let's hope A Tsipras shan't forget to question the west war bankster theft via bailouts, while he's at it. Let's look at those for a moment and have a laugh.



The data isn't important in itself so don't try to squint-read the tiny numbers. Note instead the sharp rise of asset hoarding beginning the second half of 2008 following the 2007 dollar crashing due to the nuking of the dollar monopoly in May 2006, perhaps the most amusing and fun event in the whole of the laughable west-wide wall-to-wall terminal prolapse.

When they say "assets", they don't mean just cash stolen via the endless bailouts but also hotels, sundry realty, about half of all the baboon hovels, malls... well, everything in short. Basically, all west assets have been shifted into the pocket of the west bankster. Isn't this fantastic to see what all the bailouts have been about in just one simple picture?

This graph is for the baboon central wank, or what the plateau monkeys call the fed and it shows that 99% of the baboons no longer even own the 1% of USA assets. In short, the baboon only owns debt today, unsolvable and eternal debt.

Let's pause here, top off thy chalice, raise it high and let mighty cheer resound and heal thy wounds!

In 2001, when the baboon launched its rabid world war against all humanity, predicated on the sloppy self-rubbish attack of 911, murdering and torturing children for their BBCNN viewing pleasure, the baboon owned everything.

The dollar was a created entity, unrelated to any real economy behind it, driven solely by the mechanism of the petrodollar monopoly created by the Busch-Saudi clan. It cost them zero to print it and it got its value for free from the world's thirst for oil regardless of how much of the green stuff they made.

Today, the baboon owns NOTHING! Its greenback is but a hollow and let's hope a painful reminder of the yester-decade opulence as the baboon used to make its living from the blood of this planet leeching and plundering wherever it pleased. Today, all the economy problems with printing cash are real. Hyperinflation, the vanquishing of the buying power, and unsolvable debt are all real.

And perhaps most beautifully, while the baboon was slipping into its fiscal coma of its imminent terminal prolapse, its zoo keepers pried on it ripping it to shreds to boot.

The chart shows the rate, dates, and the levels of this incestual canibalisation of the whole of the west. And so it happens that today, after wanting to rule the entire planet, the baboon is a fiscally extinct species.

This, btw, is phase II (what the old NBNs called phase II) in which the west war junta hoards up everything they can before the west has its proverbial day of reckoning.

Now, the following graph is the same thing. Same time, same hockey-stick profile, same rate of bailout theft, same result, the same rough tripling of assets since the death of the dollar monopoly, the sole engine that ran the west cesspit and the sole reason for its wonderful, amusing, and spiritually uplifting death dance we're lucky to witness.

The only difference here is that the following graph is for the EUnuch central bank. Well, same criminal, same crime.

Together, these graphs also underline that the two central banks, though pretending not to be on too frequent cunnilingus terms, are, in fact, the very definition of incest.

Be it seen in the laughable comrade Obama's hasty dollar price slash to pump up the ECB with cheap baboon tender during the Greek coup d'etat chaos or shown by these two pretty graphs, it's clear that the baboon and the EUnuch are as different as two cheeks of the same arse. (Yes, quite right, this technically is profane but once one begins touching the west disease, even the most flowery damnations lose their sting.)



Note EUnuch's central wank mirrors that of the baboon, which means the same thief is ripping off the EUnuchs as is the baboons. Let's hope Tsipras at least points this out to the disgruntled west monkey masses.

And let's go to the drizzly isles of the britzies for our final bout of laughter. Apparently, Mr Camewrong was dealt an electorate drubbing there as well. That's mildly amusing but what's side-splitting is his response. It's not unlike that of a petulant brat beating its fists on the floor.

For mis-voting, Mr Camewrong threatened the isle captives that the harsh austerities shall go right ahead and soon may be augmented.

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Anonymous said...

N.B. Poiuytr, James W., we still await your coming.

Israel Assassination Attempt on General Dempsey in Afghanistan - 9.9.12

Army Gen. Martin E. Dempsey, Chairman of America’s Joint Chiefs of Staff, the man who flew to Tel Aviv and informed Netanyahu that America wanted no part of his scheming against Iran was the subject of an assassination attempt in Afghanistan.

This wasn’t an act of terrorism or Taliban militants. It was a “mob hit” against someone who failed to kiss the feet of Netanyahu. His response was to unleash killers, not a fact for the public but a fact just the same, one the American military knows very well. Netanyahu has a problem with “hubris.”

The culprits, “militants,” managed to escape undetected from the most sophisticatedly defended real estate on earth, the perimeter of Bagam Air Force Base. Lucky for them they attacked at night, a time when America’s 5th generation night vision, ground radar and other detection systems were mysteriously disabled.

(How true this is, one can't of course tell, but it's an interesting thought all the same. Furthermore, in view of Canada's expulsion of Iranian diplomats on the say-so of Israel, one begins to wonder whether the next false flag, the next 9/11, our most detested date in the political calendar, will take place in that country.)

Anonymous said...

China, Russia sound alarm on world economy at APEC summit - 9.9.12

China and Russia sounded the alarm about the state of the global economy at a summit on Saturday and urged Asian-Pacific countries to protect themselves by forging deeper regional economic ties.

Chinese President Hu Jintao said Beijing would do all it could to strengthen the 21-member Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) and boost prospects of a global recovery by rebalancing its economy, Asia's biggest.

Russian President Vladimir Putin said trade barriers must be smashed down. He is hosting the event on a small island linked to the Pacific port of Vladivostok by a spectacular new bridge, a symbol of Moscow's pivotal turn to Asia away from debt-stricken Europe.

"It's important to build bridges, not walls. We must continue striving for greater integration," Putin told APEC leaders seated at a round table in a room with a view of the $1 billion cable-stayed bridge, the largest of its kind.

Nussiminen said...

@16:48

Onze años después de los ataques en los EE.UU. ha quedado muy claro qué proyecto idiota que se han iniciado los cabalistas yanqui-sionistas. Uno se pregunta si creían realmente que sólo el consentimiento infalible de los babuinos estadounidenses sería suficiente para conseguir.

De hecho, todas las guerras imperialistas contemporáneas sin fin -- mientras que están arruinando a los regímines neoliberales del Occidente desindustrializado -- constituyen la sóla opción (totalmente insostenible, claro) para demorar un colapso social incontrolado aquí. Especificamente, en cuanto al Reino Unido después de la Segunda Guerra Mundial, su reavivamiento se llevó a cabo a expensas de los pueblos colonizados, como se evidencia por la relación siguiente, tomada de la obra de Harpal Brar llamada "Partido Laborista -- cien años de servicio fiel al imperialismo" (2000):

>> 'No estoy dispuesto a sacrificar el Imperio británico', declaró Ernest Bevin, Ministro de Asuntos Exteriores laborista, en 1946 con candor digno de elogio, 'porque sé que si el Imperio británico cayó ... esto significaría que el nivel de vida de nuestros electores caería considerablemente'. >>

Recuerden también que en esos tiempos -- a diferencia de las condiciones actuales -- el imperialismo occidental tenía todavía un sector industrial muy fuerte, sobre todo en los EE.UU. Basado en estas condiciones favorables, la situación mejoró rápidamente. Pero ahora, está jodido.

Anonymous said...

A QE that is open-ended and unlimited !

Is the end of the US dollar very nigh?

Anonymous said...

• Debate: State of the Union address by the President of the European Commission, José Manuel Barroso 2012/2586(RSP)

Transcript of Nigel Farrage's intervention: (I)

Thank you, well I begin today on a happy note, to remember, that it is twenty years ago this very week that the United Kingdom, having been signed up by the Conservative government to the exchange rate mechanism, broke out of the exchange rate mechanism.

It was a great liberation for us and of course once having been bitten we didn't join the euro project thank goodness. Sadly the same is not true for the rest of Europe and I thought through the last 18 months or so that the economic logic of why Britain left the ERM would apply particular to those Mediterranean countries and I foresaw that actually those countries would leave the eurozone, probably with Greece leaving this year.

But I now have to accept that I've been wrong about that, because I have totally underestimated the complete fanaticism, Mr Barroso of you, your college of commissioners and the European Central Bank.

You've come out fighting on all fronts, today you have announced there is going to be a banking union, yet more centralised control, yet more regulation. You make it clear that whilst you think the nation state should continue to exist it mustn't have any democratic powers. All democracy is to be vested here under what you call the community method, which of course means your unelected commission has the sole right to present that legislation.

So I don't believe you when you say that. I find the tone of much of what has been said and done of the past few days is really very worrying, Mario Draghi, now known by some of those who believe in the euro, as super Mario, he showed us his big bazooka the other day, he upped the stakes and he told us, to me an odd concept, that he had unlimited money.

Anonymous said...

Nigel Farrage Transcript (II)

Now, I don't think money grows on trees, I think that money is limited to what the German, Dutch and Finnish taxpayers are prepared to put in. But he's made it clear - his intention - he will fight to the last German taxpayer to keep the Mediterranean countries that should never have of joined the euro in there, and you've got of course the Prime Minister now of Italy, perhaps we ought to call him 'Monstrous Mario', who made it clear last week that he feared that nation state democracy could bring down the European Union and therefore we have to bypass nation state democracy and pass all the powers here.

Your henchman Oli Rehn, who is here today, he dares to tell countries when they should and should not have general elections. He's urging Spain to accept a full bailout, so that they too are trapped in the euro prison.

You know I have to accept that you now have the whip hand over the citizens of Europe and I now think that this euro crisis will go on for a whole miserable decade.

In the end you will have to face the reality that even France and Germany cannot survive together in the same economic and monetary union and certainly with President Hollande reducing retirement ages, upping minimum wages and bringing in a hate tax for the successful which will see all the entrepreneurs leave France, I'm afraid that gap will get bigger.

And I wonder where the hope comes for those who believe in nation state democracy. Well, we've heard that the German court this morning has decided that the ESM is okay; maybe the Finns will say they've had enough, maybe the Germans, as a country will say 'we no longer are going to go on feeling ashamed and guilty of what our grandparents generation did and will start to stand up for our own economic interests'.

I don't know. But I suspect that the best hope we've got actually comes from the United Kingdom, where now the demand for a referendum is stronger than it's ever been; where a Conservative Prime Minster is in very deep trouble.

And I think Mr. Barroso, today, the British people hearing you, calling for the EU to become a global power making it absolutely clear that members states must obey, must obey what you tell them whether they are in the relatively wealthy north or the poorer south. I think those comments - this emerging, creeping euro dictatorship is something that will repulse millions of British people and the only good news I take from today, is you've helped to bring that referendum just a little bit closer

http://xrepublic.tv/node/270

Anonymous said...

Nussiminen, excellent analysis. "Ahora esta jodido" could well become our new slogan. Specially since in battered Spain, Catalania has now begun calling independance, thereby breaking up the Spanish monarchy.

As 9/11 passes into the mists of the past, the west did manage to mark it in their own way by perpetrating the events in Libya leading to the deaths of at least four US citizens, including the US Ambassador to that ex-country. What is most remarkable in the West is their one-size- fits-all manner of running the world and preparing new wars. There, they tell us, what did we say?: terrorism is still alive and kicking. We have to go and get them. And the baboons without exception will lower their heads and intone: indeed, indeed, go with our blessings US&Co. Their Libyan allies of last year will be presented as the enemies of this one. Defeats our understanding it does. So yes, there are good chances, 02:44, that the end is nigh, the end of that highly overrated thing we used to call the US dollar. And no less that of the other overrated monstrosity, the euro.

Anonymous said...

Petro Dollar Going the Way of the Dodo Bird as China Begins Selling Oil Using Yuan
15.9.12

The dollar’s death by a thousand cuts just sustained a few hundred proverbial slashes as China officially announced Thursday that the international banking and payment transfer system is ready for any nation in the world to begin accepting the Chinese Yuan as payment for oil.

Combine the Chinese announcement with Thursday’s open-ended and unlimited quantitative easing announcement by the Fed and the dollar is dead.

Anonymous said...

Mass protest in Spain against ‘authoritarian’ austerity

15.9.12

­Some 50,000 protesters converged in waves in the center of the Spanish capital today, blowing whistles and waving banners that read, “they are destroying the country, we must stop them."

How far the Spaniards can take their protest is unclear at this point. But we wish them perseverance and the best of luck.

Anonymous said...

6 US jets destroyed in Harry base attack in Afghanistan

Sun Sep 16, 2012

Six US fighter jets have been destroyed in Taliban attack on Prince Harry base in Southern Afghanistan in which two American soldiers were killed.

NATO said on Sunday that the six jets were destroyed on Friday after the attackers armed with rocket-propelled grenades and assault rifles stormed the British air base in Afghanistan, leaving two US Marines dead.

The attack comes following fresh angry protests across the war-ravaged country against an anti-Islam movie and the country’s lawmakers call for the cancellation of a security pact with the United States.

Anonymous said...

Here we go again: Egan-Jones Cuts U.S. Rating to AA- After Fed Adds to Stimulus: Egan-Jones Ratings Co. cut its credit rating for the U.S. one level to AA-, citing the potential for the Federal Reserve’s third round of large-scale asset purchases to weaken the dollar and drive up inflation.

Anonymous said...

US wades into China-Japan island dispute with missile defense deal
17.9.12

A territorial dispute between China and Japan could spark a “violent conflict,” US Defense Secretary Leon Panetta said. The US also inked a missile defense deal with Tokyo likely to anger Beijing, while mass anti-Japanese protests grip China.

Following the diplomatic meeting with Panetta, Japanese Foreign Minister Koichiro Gemba said that Washington had agreed that the Senkaku islands, claimed by both Japan and China, are covered by a US-Japan security treaty.

In the 1960 treaty, the US committed to aid the Japanese in the event of an attack on the nation’s territory.

Please to note:

China has begun selling its oil in yuans, rather than in dollars.

I have to wonder if those in the bowels of power in DC have made a decision that, by signalling that the US will defend Japan over these disputed islands, the US military is actually preparing for a war against China, which currently holds the largest reserve of US treasuries at this time in history. The US cannot possibly repay this debt, given the US budget deficit. And by selling oil in yuans today and no doubt buying it in the same currency tomorrow, China has really "nuked" the reserve currency status of the dollar once again.

Anonymous said...

The only item worthy of praise in the entire MSM blether poured over our heads this morning:

Russia shows USAID the door: After 20 years of working in Russia, USAID officials said they were informed by the Russian government that their services were no longer required. According to the Foreign Ministry, USAID was attempting to manipulate the election processes in the country. Other sovereign nations please to take note.

Anonymous said...

McCain: US Should Consider Leaving Afghanistan

Long-Standing Hawk Sings a Different Tune 11 Years In

September 19, 2012

If you live long enough, you’re liable to see anything. Today, we saw Sen. John McCain (R – AZ), who for the past 11 years has been the gold standard of hawkishness on the Afghan occupation, a tireless support of escalation upon escalation, finally raise the prospect of leaving.

“I think all options ought to be considered, including whether we have to just withdraw early, rather than have a continued bloodletting that won’t succeed,” McCain said in surprise comments today.

McCain’s comments reflect a growing weariness of the occupation, particularly as the growing number of green-on-blue attacks force the US to halt the training missions that for the past decade were supposed to be the ticket to victory.

Despite McCain’s shift, both President Barack Obama and his opponent in November, Mitt Romney, remain roughly identical in their positions on Afghanistan, which is to stay the course.

Nussiminen said...

@08:34

Hahaha, voilà qui est être "soigneusement diplomatique", hein? J'étais près d'exploser de rire en lisant cela:

>> After 20 years of working in Russia, USAID officials said they were informed by the Russian government that their services were no longer required >>

Une EXCELLENTE décision de la part du Kremlin -- mille fois bravo! Et comme j'adore ce dernier, petit mot de la citation ci-dessus. Autrement dit: "Allez-vous faire foutre, salauds. Ouste, et plus vite que ça!"

Anonymous said...

Nussiminen, t'as compris tout de suite. C'est un coup de maître à la Putin - et c'en est fait d'un centre d'espionnage implanté au coeur de la Russie majestueuse.

Ceci dit, c'est le Caucase musulman qui commence, aiguillonné par la CIA, à s'enflammer. Où cela nous conduira reste encore à voir. Mais je te dis. cet occident sans honneur va nous conduire eux pires excès. Regarde ce qui se passe entre la Chine et le Japon et à travers tout le monde musulman. Ah, oui, quand la vie humaine est aussi abondante qu'actuellement, la mort de milliers d'innocents nous laisse de marbre.

Anonymous said...

Spain is falling apart like house of cards
24.8.12

The protest in Barcelona under the slogan "Catalonia is a new state in Europe", as well as the statement of Artur Mas' Government of Catalonia, shocked the West. He called for the region's political independence for the first time. Europe is beginning to gather fruits of its policy on Kosovo - the recognized self-proclaimed state may have followers.

And now take a look at this: Spain on the verge of a massive implosion:

What happens when debt-fueled false prosperity disappears? Just look at Spain. The 4th largest economy in Europe was riding high during the boom years, but now the Spanish economy is collapsing with no end in sight. When a debt bubble gets interrupted, the consequences can be rather chaotic.

Just like we saw in Greece, austerity is causing the economy to slow down in Spain. But when the economy slows down, tax revenues fall and that makes it even more difficult to meet budget targets. So even more austerity measures are needed to keep debt under control and the cycle just keeps going. Unfortunately, even with all of the recently implemented austerity measures the Spanish government is still not even close to a balanced budget.

Nussiminen said...

España está realmente jodida, y la separación de Cataluña del resto del país presagia elegantemente el destino final de esta puñetera Unión Europea también, claro.

Uno se da cuenta qué angustia provoca esta situación, no solamente entre los babuinos pero entre las clases dominantes igualmente. Es correcto que hay muchas similitudes con la situación en los años inmediatamente anteriores al estallido de la guerra civil española, sobre todo el crecimiento de las tendencias separatistas mientras que queda paralizado por la crisis el Estado central.

Lo que es peor: Un colapso social incontrolado en España podría abrir la fortaleza imperialista de Europa a las olas de refugiados africanos. Uno se pregunta si al fin los dirigentes van a militarizar la mayoría de los parados para prevenir esto.

Anonymous said...

Nussiminen, spot on you are about the situation in Spain. Let us add as well that if Europe has to have some role remaining in history, an uprising of the masses is an absolute necessity. Only two European countries seem to have got the message so far: Spain and Greece. Let them get a revolution underway and then, like in centuries past, the contagion will spread.

Then there is the song and dance in the UN which qualifies as one of the most useless institutions in the world today. However, it did come with yet another of Ahmedinejad's hard hitting speeches, though the Iranian Pres is no longer the man he used to be once.

News about Syria in the MSM is down to the minimum. And the latest war target is no other than Mali. That bastard Hollande is once again all in favour of launching an attack there alongside US. I hope no one has forgotten that Al Qaeda is a CIA construct and so an ally of the west.

Let's hope all the Arab monarchies are taken out before too long bringing about the end of what remains of the reserve currency status and then we can hope for an end to the endless killing and destruction which have become our daily fare.

Anonymous said...

France unveils 'harshest budget in 30 years'Hollande's 2013 budget asks for 'unprecedented effort' to find €36.9bn in savings and includes 75% supertax on the rich

The Guardian, Friday 28 September 2012

To the dismay of a swath of French bankers, business leaders and the wealthy, Sarkozy clone President François Hollande has remained true to his word and unveiled €20bn (£16bn) in new taxes, including a 75% "supertax" band that will hit the rich.

In what Hollande has described as France's harshest budget in 30 years, business and personal taxpayers were asked on Friday to make an "unprecedented effort" to slash the country's public spending deficit.

However, the Socialist government sidestepped swingeing cuts in public spending, including pensions and state salaries, in its 2013 budget, which aims to find €36.9bn in savings.

It was also forced to concede it could not keep its pledge to get the country out of the red by 2017.

The budget was a delicate balancing act in which Hollande sought to reassure investors and the financial markets, while simultaneously hiking taxes on large businesses and high-earners.

However, it commits the government to an austerity programme that will be unpopular with leftwingers in the party, at a time when unemployment is rising and the economy teeters on the brink of recession.

Hollande and the prime minister, Jean-Marc Ayrault, had stressed prior to what they described as a "combat" budget their aim to reduce France's public deficit to 3% of GDP by 2013, in line with its EU commitments. The deficit is around 4.5% of GDP for this year.

BTW: GB also on the verge of losing its present AAA rating status.

Anonymous said...

Japan and China ‘heading for military clash’
30.9.12

A military conflict between China and Japan is looming, with neither willing to back down over a disputed chain of islands, one of China’s leading foreign policy experts has warned.

The spat over the Diaoyu or Senkaku islands has escalated dramatically in the past month with violent protests in China. But with a national election approaching in Japan, and a change of leadership in China, politicians on both sides have refused to step back from the brink, afraid of appearing weak.

“There is a danger of China and Japan having a military conflict,” said Yan Xuetong, one of China’s most influential foreign policy strategists, and a noted hawk. “I do not see either side making concessions. Both sides want to solve the situation peacefully, but neither side can provide the right approach.”

He warned that unless one side backed down, there could be a repeat of the Falklands conflict in Asia.

To which one might add US will be only too happy to join in the military proceedings which could well mean the start of a much more serious war than simply a Falklands type conflict in an Asian version.

Anonymous said...

Economy: Putin’s Russia shines amid gloomy global growth forecast
http://rt.com/business/news/fitch-global-economy-outlook-127/

The Fitch rating agency has released another portion of doom and gloom, saying global growth will remain weak – at 1% in 2012. Russia, however, is set to outperform, with its GDP adding 3.5% in 2013 and 2014.

"Notwithstanding a new round of forceful monetary policy stimulus measures in September from the Fed, ECB and BoJ, as well as a rate cut by the People's Bank of China in July, Fitch has revised down its global GDP forecasts for 2012 and 2013 compared with the previous GEO in June 2012," Gergely Kiss, Director in Fitch’s Sovereign team said in a statement.
In 2013 and 2014 only a modest acceleration could be expected – of 1.4% and 2% GDP growth respectively.

The Eurozone economy looks even weaker, with its economy set to contract 0.5% in 2012, followed by growth of only 0.3% and 1.4% in 2013 and 2014 respectively. “Business and household sentiment has weakened over recent months, financing conditions remain tight and fiscal austerity measures are biting in the periphery, while core countries' growth momentum is slowing,” the rating agency explained.

The world’s largest economy – the US – was also downgraded, though not as sharply as the Eurozone. Its GDP growth forecast for 2013 was lowered "moderately to 2.3%, while leaving the 2012 forecast unchanged at 2.2%.” Lingering high unemployment that remained above 8% since February 2009, coupled with deceleration of growth in H112 are the biggest issues weighing on growth prospects, Fitch said. “Furthermore, the uncertainty over US fiscal policy may be undermining confidence and acting as a drag on growth,” the agency added.

In the document Fitch also tried to assess the economic implications of an excessive US fiscal tightening. The latter could stem from a so-called 'fiscal cliff', “which the agency considers to be the single biggest near term threat to global recovery.”

A so – called ‘fiscal cliff’ refers to the possible slowdown in the US economy at the start of 2013, when the expiry of specific laws comes into effect, which will affect some of the key economic indicators. These laws include tax increases due to the expiry of the Tax Relief, Unemployment Insurance Reauthorization, and Job Creation Act of 2010 and the spending reductions ("sequestrations") under the Budget Control Act of 2011.

Should such a slowdown happen, not only the US economy will be pushed into an unavoidable recession and suffer an overall loss of output close to 3% by 2014, but also halve the rate ofglobal GDP growth to around 1.3% in 2013, the weakest since 2009.

Despite also facing increasing growth challenges, emerging economies look considerably better. Growth in Russia is expected to remain steady – at around 3.5% in 2012 and 2013.

“In China Fitch does not expect an abrupt slowdown and forecasts growth at 7.8% in 2012 and 8.2% in 2013, followed by 7.5% in 2014. The scope for policy response provides a buffer against a "hard landing". In Brazil and India after a cyclical trough in 2012 ‘economic growth will accelerate in 2013 and reach 4.2% and 7%, respectively,” the report said.
Earlier this week another credit rating agency Standard & Poor's slashed its forecasts for the eurozone, warning that the region’s economy won’t start to grow until at least 2014.

Anonymous said...

Rising Horus, hello. Hope all is well, even as this typhoon Jelawat hits Japan, military confrontation with China threatens and the election looms. All this without mentioning Fukushima which still appears in the news on a regular basis as a threat to the safety and health of Japan. What is your take on all this, R.H.? Specially as regards the prospect of war with China?

Anonymous said...

Hello 07:57,

Recently, we had many strange typhoons in Japan. But, we do not hear much argument on this phenomenon from the meteorologists.

(Just like seismic experts do not try to give an explanation for a brand-new huge earthquake, i.e., 311)

This alone tells you something, I guess.

Anonymous said...

Radiation fear-mongering over Fukushima is basically over in Japan. Those who tried cause a panic are not trusted anymore. After all, as I often said, literally nobody died of radiation from Fukushima.

(It was fortunate that people in Tokyo etc. did not panic. If they had, the damage would have been so huge.)

But, ordinary people are still unaware that all the incident was a big sham and what exploded was a mini-nuke brought in by an Israeli company.
Neither can they get out of the "oil-atomic" dichotomy of power-generating. It's almost impossible to make them realize. I've given up.

Anonymous said...

As for China, this would not be a big trouble like a new Sino-Japanese war. Shanghai group under Xi Jinping are attacking Beijing group led by Hu and Wen.

From the viewpoint of world politics, CIA is trying to devide East Asian nations, by using Shanghai gang as a tool. In particular, they have to destroy Sino-Japanese relationship.


Anonymous said...

Three precious comments there. We can't thank you enough. Japan is far away. The world media is on our doorstep. Hence our own tremendous ignorance at times.

Three cheers for the people of Tokyo in spite of their basic refusal to see beyond their noses. And for clearing up the situation obtaining in China presently in just a few words. So CIA infiltraton in China at the highest level! They probably need a second Cultural Revolution to clear the air. Now I suppose it's only a question of patience. We wait wirh all the calm we can muster to see how things might develop. And once again our gratitude for never, but never, letting one down.

Anonymous said...

The Myth That Japan Is Broke: The World’s Largest “Debtor” Is Now the World’s Largest Creditor
By: Ellen Brown - 2.10.12

Japan’s massive government debt conceals massive benefits for the Japanese people, with lessons for the U.S. debt “crisis.”

In an April 2012 article in Forbes titled “If Japan Is Broke, How Is It Bailing Out Europe?”, Eamonn Fingleton pointed out the Japanese government was by far the largest single non-eurozone contributor to the latest Euro rescue effort. This, he said, is “the same government that has been going round pretending to be bankrupt (or at least offering no serious rebuttal when benighted American and British commentators portray Japanese public finances as a trainwreck).” Noting that it was also Japan that rescued the IMF system virtually single-handedly at the height of the global panic in 2009, Fingleton asked:

How can a nation whose government is supposedly the most overborrowed in the advanced world afford such generosity? . . .

The betting is that Japan’s true public finances are far stronger than the Western press has been led to believe. What is undeniable is that the Japanese Ministry of Finance is one of the most opaque in the world . . . .

Fingleton acknowledged that the Japanese government’s liabilities are large, but said we also need to look at the asset side of the balance sheet:

The Tokyo Finance Ministry is increasingly borrowing from the Japanese public not to finance out-of-control government spending at home but rather abroad. Besides stepping up to the plate to keep the IMF in business, Tokyo has long been the lender of last resort to both the U.S. and British governments. Meanwhile it borrows 10-year money at an interest rate of just 1.0 percent, the second lowest rate of any borrower in the world after the government of Switzerland.

It’s a good deal for the Japanese government: it can borrow 10-year money at 1 percent and lend it to the U.S. at 1.6 percent (the going rate on U.S. 10-year bonds), making a tidy spread.

Japan’s debt-to-GDP ratio is nearly 230%, the worst of any major country in the world. Yet Japan remains the world’s largest creditor country, with net foreign assets of $3.19 trillion. In 2010, its GDP per capita was more than that of France, Germany, the U.K. and Italy. And while China’s economy is now larger than Japan’s because of its burgeoning population (1.3 billion versus 128 million), China’s $5,414 GDP per capita is only 12 percent of Japan’s $45,920.

How to explain these anomalies? Fully 95 percent of Japan’s national debt is held domestically by the Japanese themselves.

Over 20% of the debt is held by Japan Post Bank, the Bank of Japan, and other government entities. Japan Post is the largest holder of domestic savings in the world, and it returns interest to its Japanese customers. Although theoretically privatized in 2007, it has been a political football, and 100% of its stock is still owned by the government. The Bank of Japan is 55% government-owned and 100% government-controlled.

Of the remaining debt, over 60% is held by Japanese banks, insurance companies and pension funds. Another chunk is held by individual Japanese savers. Only 5% is held by foreigners, mostly central banks. As noted in a September 2011 article in The New York Times:

The Japanese government is in deep debt, but the rest of Japan has ample money to spare.

The Japanese government’s debt is the people’s money. They own each other, and they collectively reap the benefits.

Anonymous said...

Saakashvili concedes defeat, says his party now opposition - 2.10.12

Georgian President and leader of the United National Movement ruling party Mikhail Saakashvili has officially conceded the defeat in the parliamentary election on national TV. The UNM now goes into opposition to the winning Georgian Dream coalition.

The Georgian Dream coalition that has won the election will be forming the next Georgian government and it is expected that the coalition’s current leader billionaire Bidzina Ivanishvili might be elected Georgia’s next prime minister. According to the laws adopted in the country recently, the prime minister will have more powers than the ruling president, making for an interesting power dynamic.

Anonymous said...

I don't have deep knowledge on Chinese politics.
Neither do I read nor speak Chinese.

But, I can tell the most important thing to understand is the following.Shanghai is traitors' city. They sell their own nation.
On the other hand, Beijing is patriots' city. I am not praising them. I just mean it's their business.

Next communist party's convention is going to be held on Nov. 8th. Many Leaders, including the highest ones, will be replaced. So, no wonder these two factions fight right now.

One very impressive feature of Chinese people's
political behavior is "While pointing at a dog, condemn a chicken," as a Chinese proverb says.

In this case, the chicken= Beijing gang, the dog=Japan. Most of Chinese are not really interested in Japan. "Japan card" is just a tool with which to attack other Chinese guys.

This tool is effective because Sino-Japanese relationship is extremely important for Chinese economy. (Chinese companies are just final assemblers in East Asian manufacturing system. Most of vital components and machineries come from Japan.) If the economy goes bad, the leaders (hu & Wen, etc) are considered responsible. And because of that importance, too, this mess would not last very long.
For example, more than 50% of Shanghai city's tax income is paid by Japanese companies. (an impressive number, isn't it?)

Anonymous said...

The disorder (to use a mild term)that is the way of life of the world today took a giant step forward over the past 24 hours or so:

IRAN - There are riots in the streets as the Iranian currency is manipulated to lower and lower levels. Whether this might lead to the dismissal of Pres Ahmedinejad is still unclear, though truth to tell it would be a relief if he were to go.

TURKEY has staged a false flag shelling attack from across the Syrian border to more or less declare war on their neighbours. However much west may long to take over Syria as they did Libya, the chances are they will not be successful this time. The Syrians are too alert and well equipped.

SOUTH AFRICA is undergoing a sharp economic crisis as the mine strikes continue. We can but hope that this time they'll throw off their white shackles and finally opt for the majority of South Africans.

MALI is the new war theatre in Africa. West is throwing whatever they have in their arsenal at them, including drone attacks. Another African paradise destroyed to provide some more wealth for the self-entitled people of the west.

Any good news then? Perhaps this that although Putin was wrong not to carry out his visit to Pakistan, at least he understood the nature of his mistake in time and sent over FM Lavrov instead. A Pak-Russian alliance would do wonders for peace in coming days.

Anonymous said...

China To Challenge US Dollar Reserve Currency Status
5.10.12

China is actively taking steps to phase out the US dollar which will decrease volatility in oil and commodity prices and deride the ‘exorbitant privilege' the USA commands as the issuer of the reserve currency at the centre of a post-war international financial architecture which is now failing.

In 1971, U.S. Treasury Secretary John Connally said, "It's our currency and your problem".

China is frustrated with what it sees as the US government’s mismanagement of the dollar, and is now actively promoting the cross-border use of its own currency, the yuan, or also called the renminbi, in trade and investment.

China’s goal is to decrease transactions costs for Chinese importers and exporters.

Zha Xiaogang, a researcher at the Shanghai Institutes for International Studies, said Beijing wants to see a better-balanced international monetary system consisting of at least the dollar, euro and yuan and perhaps other currencies such as the yen and the Indian rupee.

Anonymous said...

US Prepares for Overthrow of Venezuela
5.10.12

Rigged polling, coordinated Western propaganda campaign, and open conspiracy to install Henrique Capriles Radonski as head of new Western client-regime.

(Ha, ha, a client-state looking to get a client-state of its own. Down with the traitors, up with our own Hugo Chavez!)

Anonymous said...

Hiroshima Univ. Historian: Don’t believe Tepco’s lies — Fukushima meltdowns caused by quake not tsunami — Smoke, radiation spike, loss of coolant, collapsed walls and pipes were all before wave hit (VIDEOS)

http://enenews.com/hiroshima-univ-historian-dont-believe-tepcos-lies-fukushima-meltdowns-caused-quake-tsunami-white-smoke-loss-coolant-radiation-spike-collapsed-walls-all-before-wave-hit-video

Anonymous said...

A grim anniversary today, the 12th of the attack of the mighty west on tiny and innocent- of-crime Afghanistan. While MSM keeps shedding crocodile tears over the 2000th US soldier killed in this war, we can but rub our eyes in wonder and pain. 2000 soldiers dead at the hands of the Afghan Resistance? Oh, come on. Whom are you kidding? And not one journalist courageous enough to mark this anniversary by giving us the true west casualty figures for this war! Anyway, if all goes according to plan, the bastards should be leaving Afghanistan shortly and this time next year we hope to be able to report that the whole bunch of murderers have now reached home and Afghanistan is finally back in the hands of its own people.

Anonymous said...

Venezuela Election Results: Hugo Chavez Declared Winner

October 07, 2012 "ABC News" - President Hugo Chavez has retained power in Venezuela, after defeating opponent Henrique Capriles, by a comfortable victory of one million votes.

Chavez, the longest serving President in Latin America, has been re-elected for the third time. In the months leading up to the election Capriles had been widely portrayed by the international press as his toughest opponent thus far.

But electoral triumph today, in which Chavez won by 54% of vote, mirrored similar victories by the Venezuelan president in previous presidential votes. Capriles took 44% of vote.

Our congratulations to the people of Venezuela!

Anonymous said...

European Economic Depression Is Rapid: It Is Just A Matter Of Time Before Things In Italy And France Get As Bad As They Already Are In Greece And Spain
8.10.12

A devastating economic depression is rapidly spreading across the largest economy in the world. Unemployment is skyrocketing, money is being pulled out of the banks at an astounding rate, bad debts are everywhere and economic activity is slowing down month after month. So who am I talking about? Not the United States – the economy that I am talking about has a GDP that is more than two trillion dollars larger. It is not China either – the economy that I am talking about is more than twice the size of China. You have probably guessed it by now – the largest economy in the world is the EU economy. Things in Europe continue to get even worse. Greece and Spain are already experiencing full-blown economic depressions that continue to deepen, and Italy and France are headed down the exact same path that Greece and Spain have gone.

Anonymous said...

MADRID (AP) — Thousands of people are marching in 56 Spanish cities to protest punishing austerity cuts they say will only increase unemployment and job insecurity in a country suffering from its second recession in three years and record high unemployment.

A large gathering called by 150 organizations is marching in Madrid behind a banner saying "they want to ruin the country. We have to stop them."

Protesters chanted slogans against cuts and waved placards reading "youth without jobs, society with no future." That is a reference to the higher than 50 percent youth unemployment rate. Spain's overall jobless rate is nearly 25 percent and social unrest is on the rise.

The government has implemented tough austerity measures over its nine months in office.

Anonymous said...

Greek police fire tear gas as 40,000 vent a nation's anger during Merkel's visit
10.10.12

From high-school students to pensioners, tens of thousands of Greek demonstrators swarmed into Athens yesterday to show the visiting German Chancellor, Angela Merkel, their indignation at their country's continued austerity measures.

Anonymous said...

When Will the Final Collapse Occur?
10.10.12

Look at some of these examples:

There are parts of Detroit that are being put off limits to the general public because they have become occupied by the criminal element.

The streets of Chicago are not safe to walk.

In Harlem New York you cannot walk down the streets without being attacked by the police via one of their Stop and Frisk encounters.

A seven month pregnant Seattle woman is tasered and kicked in her stomach by police, causing such trauma that her unborn child defecated in her womb.

And on and on and on. Brutality, criminality, these two words sum up the US today. How much longer until people stand up and say enough?

Anonymous said...

S&P downgrades Spain's credit rating
10.10.12

S&P warned that rising unemployment and harsh austerity measures are likely to intensify social unrest and cause further friction between Spain's central and regional governments.

"The downgrade reflects our view of mounting risks to Spain's public finances, due to rising economic and political pressures," said the rating agency in a statement.

"In our view, the capacity of Spain's political institutions (both domestic and multilateral) to deal with the severe challenges posed by the current economic and financial crisis is declining, and therefore, in accordance with our rating methodology (see "Sovereign Government Rating Methodology And Assumptions," published June 30, 2011), we have lowered the rating by two notches."

The downgrade to BBB- from BBB+ late on Wednesday leaves Spain one notch above "junk" status. S&P also attached a "negative outlook", which warns of a possible downgrade in the medium term.

Anonymous said...

Bill Maher: “We Need To Promote Death”
11.10.12

During a recent appearance on the StarTalk Radio Show, Real Time host Bill Maher expressed his desire to see more people killed via abortion, suicides and the death penalty because “the planet is too crowded and we need to promote death.”

Asked by host Neil de Grasse Tyson what he thought about the death penalty and abortion, Maher re-affirmed his support for both, remarking, “The Pope is consistently pro-life, I am consistently pro-death.

(If I may point out: that is exactly what we are doing: death and destruction galore through the various wars, bogus vaccination campaigns and medecine, depleted uranium, etc., etc. The genocide/eugenics campagin is fully underway.)

Anonymous said...

Military cargo was found on Civilian airplane en-route Moscow to Damascus? Or so say the Turks who grounded the plane forcibly. And now all the talk is of outright war.

what a bunch o crap!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Listen good , Obama-Monkeys..listen good I shall type slooooowly so you can understand:

Every Fucking week on Friday Evening there are 2 huge Russian cargo ships docking in Russian -Syrian port of Tartus

here is the picture of ships h ttp://www.1913intel.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/06/tartus-syria-port-e1340872189670.gif I have just taken last week ....

this is how military cargo (under contract dating 2001) is delivered to Al-Assad people , to friends of Russia China and Iran. Russia does not renege on her obligations and contracts.

btw, the other 3 ships on the picture , next to the Russians, belong to Peoples Liberation Army of PRC as in China.

Also, there is huge military airfield on Russian property adjacent to Tartus where Belorussian Kazakh and Russian An-224 huge cargo military planes are landing and taking off daily..

got the picture, west morons?

Russians and Chinese do not need to use civilian Syrian planes to send military supplies to Syrian People fighting NATO Terrorists!

Anonymous said...

Nobel Peace Prize - 12-10-12

Well, first it was Al Gore, then we had Barack Obama and this time round what? Well, yes, it's a Nobel bailout. The European Union wins 2012 Peace Prize

Jeez! Is this a joke? Hows about a Nobel Piece Prize for Netanyahoo or that Erdopagain guy in Turkey!

Nussiminen said...

@12/10/12 22:57:

Hahaha, yes indeed: The vile "Nobel Peace Prize" stunt is roughly as much about peace as the "Nobel Economy Prize" is about science. The former is awarded by a self-appointed coterie of "experts" in a frigging NATO country; the latter is the living brainchild of Sweden's banking sector, totally unrelated to Alfred Nobel himself. In short: Complete utter braindead Western self-promotion -- nothing more, nothing less.

Still, I do feel disappointed about this year's peace rubbish being awarded to the EU. Why not some die-hard Zionazi or, at the VERY least, that good old tie-eater Shitsviili? But OK, EU arguably needs any money they can get from outside; Norway included.

Anonymous said...

America’s Secret War in Africa
14.10.12

The U.S. secret warfare is alive and well. In addition to its military command in Africa (AFRICOM), America has been deploying special forces all over the continent:

“Small teams of special operations forces arrived at American embassies throughout North Africa in the months before militants launched the fiery attack that killed the U.S. ambassador in Libya. The soldiers’ mission: Set up a network that could quickly strike a terrorist target or rescue a hostage.” (Kimberly Dozier, White House widens covert ops presence in North Africa, AP, October 2, 2012.)

The U.S. is spreading its clandestine army all over Africa. As reported by Nile Bowie (Global Research, April 2012), the goal is to “balkanize” the African continent:

Ever notice how much the alleged "war on terror" tends to reduce, very quickly, to a war against people who have the nerve, the crust, the gall, to be living over or adjacent to, resources the US government wants to expropriate for itself?!?

Anonymous said...

Now let's see, Nussiminen, the Nobel Prize is absolutely "vile* as you said. Still, we shouldn't be too hard on the Norwegian Parliament. Nigel Farrage called their choice of the EU for the Peace Prize "baffling", a very sound word which will not involve any 3000 euro fine like the one he got for rightly pointing out that Mr Baroso had as much charisma as a damp rag.

That said, the Norwegian Parliament overlooked a few other likely candidates for the Prize such as Anders Breivik or my own personal favourite Fogh Rasmussen. No matter. 2013 will soon be upon us and then they can make up for missing their chance to go down in history this year.

Anonymous said...

The News Today is the Same as it was Yesterday, Only it Happened Today
15.10.12

The level to which world events are being staged and conducted has reached an apex. Have you noticed in the past week how the mainstream propaganda seems to have stalled? When a new production is run, we see it unfold, day by day, as the choreographers have intended. But right now we are seeing a handful of issues being reported, re-reported, and re-re-reported. So, did the world stop turning or have we been put in a holding pattern? Have the elitist in power gone as far as they dare to until after the election?

Any time I see the propaganda machine appearing to be stuck in a rut I begin to wonder what exactly is going on within the think tanks and at the highest echelons for the false reality production. If you think about it, right now, or at least within a day, we could be looking at a worldwide financial collapse, World War III, a false flag within the United States bigger than 9/11, perhaps all of the above or any combination thereof

Anonymous said...

Hey American, the fucking joke as you so elegantly term it is you yourself and people like you. You know as little about "the little girl on fire" as you know about what's happening in your own country.

And when nothing else occurs, use the term "hippy" and you think you've said it all. The hippies died out in the seventies at the latest. None around today. But it's never too late. Start using your brains for a change and you might just about see where all your false flags and warmongering have led you to. Wake up before it's too late.

Nussiminen said...

@16/10/12 15:06

Calm down, Yank baboon. Given the prevalent incarceration rates in your vile, obese, parasitic country, you yourself could soon enough become the world's laughing-stock as you spout worthless National Socialist tripe learned by rote making use of words such as "brave" and "free".

At any rate, burning Americans is immensely better than burning American flags or anything else. But at least it's a start to burn the flag.

An Anti-American

Anonymous said...

Russia to target Turkey with anti-aircraft missiles - 17.10.12

Russia has begun installing a new state-of-the-art anti-aircraft weapon system in its southern military region with an eye toward targetingTurkey in response to a NATOmissile defense shield outpost that was recently established in East Anatolia, daily Hürriyet reported.

The installation will be completed by the end of this year, said Russian Col. Igor Gorbul, adding that the S-400 anti-aircraft missiles were capable of destroying all types of airplanes, as well as ultra-stratospheric and ballistic missiles.

(Good news if true!)

Anonymous said...

USA prepares world to Third World War
18.10.12

A member of the Russian State Duma Yevgeny Fyodorov shared his vision of the current situation in the world with Pravda.Ru. He believes that the United States is preparing the grounds for starting World War III. Their plan is to combine all local conflicts together. The United States, when speaking about the fight against terrorism, in fact relies on extremism and terrorism.

Currently, the world is slipping into a complete destabilization that will inevitably end in a World War. This is precisely why many powers now are testing the ground. This is similar to the situation when the Soviet Union, fighting in Afghanistan, dealt not with the Mujahideen but with the Americans, Bin Laden and the American Stinger missiles.

This was an element of the global opposition and, in fact, a World War between the Soviet Union and the United States of America. The Soviet Union lost the war, was eliminated and enslaved.

Interesting that the Russians see Afghanistan One as a proxy World War between the Soviet Union and US. What no one will ever be able to claim, however, is that Afghanistan Two was a similar World War between the same two parties. What it can be described as, however, is Afghanistan and a neighbouring country or two versus the rest of the world. Russia, Putin notwithstanding, has done fat all to fight the west in this instance. Cowardice or calculation? It could be either.

Anonymous said...

THE SYRIAN MINCER (REVISITED) - 19.10.12

During WW1, the Germans soon realised that they were in a war of attrition. The side that could kill the most of their enemy would win. So they devised a cunning plan! They feigned an attempted break-through in the French sector at Verdun. But their true aim was to seize a site that was sacred to French pride, knowing that local geography, heavy artillery, and the machine gun would demand a high price in French lives in any effort to retake it. The strategy was called “The Mincer”. There were hundreds of thousands of casualties, the army mutinied – it almost worked!

Now fast-forward to 2012. After their victories in Iraq, Afghanistan and Libya, the Sunni fundamentalists are on a roll! Who will be their next target? Russia in the Caucasus and Central Asia? China in Xinxiang? The world oil supply in the Gulf? French colonies in North Africa? Or Israel itself! The Sunni are a threat to many, including their own rulers. Their fighters must now know that Allah is on THEIR side. How is the world to eliminate this threat?
The greatest problem is that the Sunni resistance have so far refused open battle against superior military forces. Instead they opt for insurgency, conserving their resources, and using them wisely. How are they to be beaten? The plan is to trick them! Offer them a prize they cannot refuse! Tempt them into fighting a set-piece battle that they think they CAN win! Then slaughter as many of their fighters as possible.
Syria is the bait! The fall of Syria would give them a country, a front-line against Israel, and weaken Iran. It could lead to a broader Sunni/Shia war that eliminates their Saudi/GCC leaders, and Turkey. It may even cause WW3, in which their infidel enemies, the US, Russia, and China eliminate each other! The Syrian campaign offers the Sunni resistance opportunities that are almost too good to be true. And that’s because it is! The Sunni have taken the bait and accepted a fixed battle which pits their lightly armed fighters against a heavily armed and motivated Syrian army. They believe that a distracted NATO will support them with airstrikes, as they did in Libya. It is a trap! They will be killed in their tens of thousands, whilst they wait in vain for NATO air-support. This is the Syrian Mincer!

The Russians are “in” on this ruse! Their UN veto will be used as the excuse the US needs to keep their promised air-support grounded! Russia will keep the Syrians supplied with the weapons needed to kill the Sunni. And the poor Syrians will thank them, unaware that the Russian “stray dog” has chosen their country as the killing ground.
The disputes between Russia and the US are an elaborate part of this fraud! They collude together in Afghanistan, train together in Arizona, but claim to be on the verge of WW3 in Syria! The threat of an Israeli attack on Iran is also a fraud, to make-believe that the Zionist priorities have changed. There are no Iranian nukes, and any strike by a weakened US will lead to disaster! Even their advisors admit to this. It’s all a fake, part of the plan to de-fang a rampant Sunni, who are the real threat to the Old World Order.
So sit back and watch The Mincer at work! There will be no grand “false-flag” attack to justify an attack on Iran, no NATO airstrikes on Syria, only the maintenance of the promise of one, and no WW3! Nothing must be allowed to stop The Mincer from doing its work…eliminating the Sunni “hot-heads” in their jihad! Remember: “By deception, shall we make war!” – MOSSAD!

Nussiminen said...

@14:11

Mon cher petit bêta USien,

Cette fois-ci, je te réponds en français afin que tu fasses un peu plus de connaissance avec de la civilisation et de la culture. La prochaine fois, ça sera en espagnol ou en allemand -- dans le même but, naturellement.

Ça me fait beaucoup plaisir que tu t'es parfaitement rendu compte de la situation et les éxigences qui en résultent en ce qui concerne la survie de ton Empire bien-aimé. Bien entendu, pour un peuple si lent à comprendre, il faut toujours ces bagouts mégalomanes pour ne pas perdre la vigilance.

T'as parfaitement raison sur Chávez et les frères Castro. Ils possèdent du vrai pouvoir pour gouverner ses pays. Par conséquent, ils ne se comportent pas du tout comme les soi-disants "hommes d'État" de l'Occident impérialiste. Ces derniers ne sont qu'une bande de lèche-culs de la haute finance, comme nul ne l'ignore.

Quant à la Chine et la Russie, c'est bien vrai qu'il faudra de très grandes mesures. Elles possèdent non seulement des matières premières strategiques en abondance. Pire encore: elles sont en train de mettre fin à la dictature globale des USA et de l'UE par les banquerouter. Tu vois: l'Occident d'aujourd'hui se trouve en pleine décomposition manquant un secteur industriel productif sauf celui d'armement. Toutes les guerres occidentales préméditées pendant les 20 dernières années ont été menées pour la recolonisation du Tiers Monde et l'encerclement de la Chine et de la Russie. Certainement, il faut y ajouter les profits de l'industrie d'armements aussi. Mais ça ne s'est pas passé comme prévu. Après la chute de l'URSS, les classes dominantes de l'Occident allaient jusqu'au bout avec leur folie néo-liberale. Ça a rapidement privé les États de leurs ressources et de leurs impôts et a mis en place la desindustrialisation permanente; donc le chômage de masse. Les guerres et les défaites impérialistes font accelerer la décomposition et la banqueroute inévitable de l'Occident.

Pour conclure, cher petit bêta USien, l'Iran possède déjà la Bombe. Tes copains sionistes le savent très bien.

Cordialement,

Un Anti-Américain

Anonymous said...

Eh ben, Nussiminen, ça c'était un coup de génie! Un Usien confronté à une langue étrangère, Seigneur, quelle horreur! Une façon comme une autre pour lui rabattre le caquet, pauvre type! Ton analyse politique par ailleurs était impeccable.

Je te quitte en te signalant deux articles intéressants que j'ai lus ce matin:

http://www.informationclearinghouse.inf ... e32804.htm

http://www.thepakpolitics.com/viewtopic.php?f=17&t=761&sid=4225cada46ec6dabf48d1c36b7da2df9

Porte-toi bien, cher Anti-Américain, et à la prochaine.

Anonymous said...

London Demonstration (20.10.12)

150,000 on anti-austerity march through London: Nurses, cleaners, librarians and ambulance drivers were among tens of thousands who joined the march and rally in Hyde Park, in one of the biggest anti-austerity protests this year.

First of many? Maybe yes and maybe not. Wake up baboons. The powers that be might only listen if you force them to do so.

Anonymous said...

Greece Is Not Poor - It Actually Has Massive Uptapped Reserves Of Gold, Oil And Natural Gas

It turns out that the poster child for the European debt crisis is not actually poor at all. In fact, the truth is that the nation of Greece is sitting on absolutely massive untapped reserves of gold, oil and natural gas. If the Greeks were to fully exploit the natural resources that are literally right under their feet, they would no longer have any debt problems. Fortunately, this recent economic crisis has spurred them to action and it is now being projected that Greece will be the number one gold producer in Europe by 2016. In addition, Greece is now opening up exploration of their massive oil and natural gas deposits. Reportedly, Greece is sitting on hundreds of millions of barrels of oil and gigantic natural gas deposits that are worth trillions of dollars. It is truly sad that Greece should be one of the wealthiest nations in all of Europe but instead the country is going through the worst economic depression that it has experienced in modern history. Greece is not poor at all, and hopefully the people of Greece can learn the truth about all of this wealth and chart a course out of this current mess.

(Makes sense, bankrupt the country with phony fraudulent debt, then steal all the natural resources on the cheap. This has played out in numerous countries.)

Anyway, Greece is in full blown rioting mood. Molotov cocktails are being thrown at the police, setting some of them on fire. Let us see if the cradle of democracy shows us a way out of the present situation.

Anonymous said...

GERMANY ANNOUNCES INTENTIONS TO REPATRIATE ITS GOLD FROM NY FED!!!

In perhaps the biggest story in gold since Hugo Chavez sent shockwaves throughout the gold market in mid 2011 (and propelled gold up $300 to a record $1915), the German Constitutional Court has ruled that the Bundesbank must conduct an audit on German Central Bank gold holdings, and in anticipation, has begun the repatriation of German gold from the NY Fed. The Bundesbank will request the NY Fed ship 50 tones of German gold back to the motherland a year for the next 3 years!

It appears de Germans are about to receive a crash course in the lesson He who owns the gold makes the rules (aka possession is 999/1000ths of the law).

Assuming that the NY Fed does decide to comply with the Bundesbank’s request to keep up appearances for the other central banks, we wish the cartel luck in finding 150 tons of TUNGSTEN FREE PHYZZ over the next 3 years as the Bundesbank reportedly will PHYSICALLY VERIFY THE GOLD.

Nussiminen said...

Yank baboons clearly do not cope with foreign languages or just about anything requiring any intellectual effort whatsoever. National socialism is the true religion of parasites, turning the latter into MILITANT parasites. Nazi Germany was modelled on the US Settler Reich in literally every aspect. Small wonder Nazi Germany's Officer corps was to become the backbone of the staff of NATO's European vassals.

Anonymous said...

7 of 10 Asian Countries abandon U.S. dollar for Chinese Yuan now.

A "renminbi bloc" has been formed in East Asia, as nations in the region abandon the US dollar and peg their currency to the Chinese yuan — a major signal of China's successful bid to internationalize its currency, a research report has said.

And now seven out of 10 economies in the region — including South Korea, Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore and Thailand

Cross-border trade settled in renminbi will triple to 6.5 trillion yuan ($1.03 trillion) within three years as relations with the world's second-largest economy grow, Royal Bank of Scotland Group PLC was quoted as saying by Bloomberg on Oct 9.

Settlements will grow 12 to 20 percent this year, reaching $1.03 trillion in two years, up from $330.8 billion in 2011, said Janet Ming, head of the China desk for RBS in Europe, Middle East and Africa.

Anonymous said...

U.S. chides Kuwait in wake of protest clashes

The United States on Tuesday issued a veiled criticism of its ally Kuwait after 100 protesters were hurt in weekend clashes with police, defending the “universal right” to freedom of assembly.

On Sunday, riot police used rubber bullets, tear gas and stun grenades and beat up hundreds of demonstrators to break up the protest, which the opposition described as the largest demonstration in the oil-rich Gulf state’s history.

The Kuwaiti opposition said Monday it will push ahead with protests until the government meets its demands for reform.

“We’re obviously following the situation in Kuwait City carefully,” State Department spokeswoman Victoria Nuland said.

We support, whether it’s in Kuwait or whether it’s anywhere else in the world, the right of peaceful assembly.”

US hypocrisy at work as usual. But please to note that Bahrain is up in arms as well as is the KSA with little or no intervention on the part of US. Is Kuwait then the next country scheduled for destruction?

Anonymous said...

Listen to this if you want to hear how things are going in Greece today.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=2-uhtZJwxIo

Anonymous said...

France's Hollande no longer the blue-eyed boy of his people

The French leader has been hit by soaring unemployment figures, further factory closures and job losses, and plummeting popularity on top of growing fears that he and his Socialist government are failing to address the country's problems. Members of the opposition right-of-centre UMP have accused them of being "amateurs". France has a trade deficit of 70 billion euros, unemployement figures of almost 3 and a half million and the sacred west cow of consumption is now being denied part of its daily rations.

So what is the answer? Quick, quick some more war. France has got its claws into Libya, a similar effort is being made in Syria and now to the latest candidate, Mali where France is sending in drones to kill with impunity. In fact one gets the feeling that the latest west doctrine, military as well as economic is the drone attacks will sort it all out for us.

Best of luck with all this and whoever thought here the west would go peacefully? Poiuytr, you have much to answer for.

Anonymous said...

Anti-austerity protesters urge Spain government to resign in Madrid rally - 28.10.12

Thousands of anti-austerity demonstrators marched in the Spanish capital Saturday calling for the conservative government to resign because of its severe budget cuts.

“They don’t represent us”, “More education fewer police”, demonstrators shouted as dozens of police vehicles followed the march to near the parliament building which was cordoned off.

A large banner read “No to the debt budget”.

“I came to demonstrate because they’re taking everything away, our health, our education, our houses,” said 50-year-old demonstrator Sabine Alberdi, referring to the budget cuts that hit large swathes of the population and the expulsion of endebted homeowners in a country where one in four people are without a job.

The Spaniards are our biggest hope at the moment for real momentum in the EU question. Let's hope they get rid of their incompetent govt and recover their full sovereignty.

Anonymous said...

Hurricane Sandy finally hit the East Coast of the North American continent last night. Deaths reported so far: 16. Furthermore, 60 million preople are estimated to be affected one way or the other by the passage of the hurricane and some $20 billion in damage is expected. Another Katerina? It's too early to say. But the timing of the hurricane was terrific. Had it been humanly planned, it couldn't have been better.

Anonymous said...

- Well, Sandy came and went, did whatever damage it had to do and now we'll see how US manages with the aftermath.

- The war in Mali is gaining momentum, a bombing in Sudan took place of a factory. Israel is the suspected candidate behind that particular bombing. Proxy war, we hear, since Sudan is quite linked with Iran as witness the warships the latter promptly sent to the former after the bombings. And today's Riyadh bombing? Also Israeli hand behind it? Last but not least, a natural disaster which no longer makes news on a daily basis, the Japanese earthquake. Take a look at how they are managing:

Waves of anger: Japan tsunami victim aid spent on whalers, officials and fighter pilots
31.10.12

A quarter of Japan’s tsunami relief fund has been spent on unrelated projects, including renovating a government office and subsiding whaling. The revelations have ignited outcry as more than 320,000 tsunami victims remain displaced.

The expenditure was identified after the publication of an independent government-backed audit into the allocation of the $150 billion relief fund, created after the earthquake and tsunami of March last year

Anonymous said...

you anti-american idiots salivating over a hurricane that destroyed peoples homes and lives - unfuckinreal - the only baboons are the ones posting on this loney forum. america will survive like we have time and time again we as a people are a testimont for the struggle of freedom everywhere. Long live the people of this great land and let freedom ring

an American

Anonymous said...

So who was salivating exactly when all that was set down were a few basic facts known at the time of writing? We don't even need a foreign language as a barrier. The English language as used the other side of the Atlantic and elsewhere is more than enough for the same purpose.

And now something to really make you and your kind salivate: how the DU of the "freedom-lovers" destroys the world and, over time, will come to annihilate the land of the freedom-lovers as well.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=pg2NHfoC2pc

Anonymous said...

Scientific fraud is rife: it's time to stand up for good science

The way we fund and publish science encourages fraud. A forum about academic misconduct aims to find practical solutions.

Peer review happens behind closed doors, with anonymous reviews only seen by editors and authors. This means we have no idea how effective it is. Photo: Alamy
Science is broken. Psychology was rocked recently by stories of academics making up data, sometimes overshadowing whole careers. And it isn't the only discipline with problems - the current record for fraudulent papers is held by anaesthesiologist Yoshitaka Fujii, with 172 faked articles.

These scandals highlight deeper cultural problems in academia. Pressure to turn out lots of high-quality publications not only promotes extreme behaviours, it normalises the little things, like the selective publication of positive novel findings – which leads to "non-significant" but possibly true findings sitting unpublished on shelves, and a lack of much needed replication studies.

Why does this matter? Science is about furthering our collective knowledge, and it happens in increments. Successive generations of scientists build upon theoretical foundations set by their predecessors. If those foundations are made of sand, though, then time and money will be wasted in the pursuit of ideas that simply aren't right.

A recent paper in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences shows that since 1973, nearly a thousand biomedical papers have been retracted because someone cheated the system. That's a massive 67% of all biomedical retractions. And the situation is getting worse - last year, Nature reported that the rise in retraction rates has overtaken the rise in the number of papers being published.

(Haven't we said so all along?)

Anonymous said...

The Eurozone Is About To FALL TO PIECES and SHAKE the Global Financial World To Its CORE
2.11.12

All the plans to save Greece, Spain et al and keep them in the eurozone are still based on growth recovery prospects which are in turn based on entirely unrealistic assumptions. And every single turn of the way those assumptions have to be recalibrated downwards. Which always leads to more austerity demands, more cuts. And at some point that will no longer work. You can’t cut beyond the bone. And obviously you can’t grow an economy with 25% unemployment or with over 50% of your young people out of work.

Remember a few months ago Obama was "working" with Europe to keep it together until after the elections. After next Tuesday, we can expect dramatic events in Europe followed by a derivatives nightmare on Wall Street. Another thing likely to happen after the elections: a clamp down on the internet. Interesting times ahead.

Nussiminen said...

@ 1/11/12 17:47

>> america will survive like we have time and time again we as a people are a testimony for the struggle of freedom everywhere. Long live the people of this great land and let freedom ring >>

Sei nicht so sicher, kleiner Schafskopf. Ich habe dich ja früher schon gewarnt, daß -- aufgrund der Ebenen der Inhaftierung in den USA -- du selbst bald ein eingesperrter Scheißkerl werden kannst. Und in diesem Fall werdet offenbar die Reaktion der ganze Welt in puren Schadenfreude oder in totalen Gleichgültigkeit sich äußern.

Die wirtschaftliche Lage deines Scheisslandes = pleite. Und die Moral der Bevölkerung ist noch schlimmer.

Anonymous said...

Dear Nussiminen, you are definitely the best. No further proof required. As for US, pleite sie sind und pleite werden sie bleiben, während unserer zurückgebliebenen Amerikaner im Gefängnis sitzt.

Nussiminen said...

Stimmt gut! Doch können wir ganz sicher sein, daß unser zurückgebliebener Amerikaner sich nicht geplagt fühlen werde, so lange sein Gefängnis einen Fernseher mit so etwa 100 hirntoden Scheißkanälen zu seinen Verfügung stellt.

Und selbstverständlich muß die Gefängniszelle eines stolzen Nationalsozialisten mit der US-Fahne geschmückt sein, nicht wahr?

Anonymous said...

Why François Hollande's popularity has plummeted
3.11.12

When François Hollande became French president in May, he kept his old mobile phone number so old friends could still reach him to give their frank views. The first Socialist party president in 17 years may be regretting that now: six months after the victory street party at Paris's Bastille, where he vowed to save Europe from one-size-fits-all austerity, his popularity is plummeting.

He has now broken the record as the most unpopular French president at the six-month mark of a mandate. Only 36% of French people have confidence in Hollande, according to the latest poll by TNS-Sofres for Le Figaro magazine. By comparison, the rightwing Nicolas Sarkozy had 53% approval ratings six months after his election in 2007.

So what's Hollande doing wrong? He's pushing through the most severe budget France has produced over the past 30 years. He sways with every wind. First it was the 35-hour week was going, then the govt backtracked. They were going to tax capital gains heavily, then they were not. And on and on. Hollande was always just a straw man, a Sarkozy light. And with the same origins as his predecessor. They didn't see it then, the French voters. But now they do. Inevitable conclusion: a baboon will always remain a baboon. We can't even wish them luck. They wouldn't know what to do with it.

Anonymous said...

And while we're about it, you sit back there, James and poiuytr, with a slight smile on your faces and see us commit suicide on a slow burner. If any justice exists, we'll settle scores with you someday, somewhere.

Anonymous said...

China Is Quietly Becoming Gold Superpower
4.11.12

World’s Top Gold Producer Holding Onto All of Its Gold

While Western central banks have frittered away their gold, China is quietly building up its reserves as are Russia and Iran.

Now that Germany and the Netherlands, soon to be followed by others no doubt like Switzerland, have begun demanding back the gold they handed over to the Fed in vain, a first wedge seems to have been driven between the cosy west allies. This story could go far and lead to far-reaching consequences. Have a moment, listen to the vd below. Gives us somewhat of an idea of what awaits us all.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VR8W-Y43gU4

Anonymous said...

Greece grinds to halt amid mass austerity strike
6.11.12

A far-reaching national strike against new austerity measures has left Greece paralyzed. Thousands are marching in the streets of Athens in protest against measures that unions say will sink the country’s already-flagging economy.

The 48-hour strikes have brought most of the country to a standstill, shutting down public transport, schools and air traffic control. Hospitals are also working with skeleton crews. Broadcasts and publications were halted until further notice as journalists joined the nationwide strike.

“About 10,000 people on Syntagma square right now. More arriving. All peaceful,” RT correspondent Peter Oliver wrote on Twitter.

Anonymous said...

OK, so Obama won and Romney lost. No tears to be shed over that one, just as there is no rejoicing over the winner. All we can recommend is that Obama's present and future victims should be on their guard. And also, not to end on too bitter a note, by 2016 we'll see what a splendid state the US is in.

Anonymous said...

Two facts to make anyone think a bit harder:

- 'U.S. Per Person Debt Now 35 Percent Higher than that of Greece': "On a per person basis, that means U.S. debt is $53,400 for every man, woman, and child, compared to $39,400 for every man, woman, and child in Greece.

- Dow down more than 300 points as post-election fiscal reality hits Wall Street: The Dow Jones Industrial Average dove more than 300 points Wednesday following President Obama’s re-election, as investors absorbed the reality that same political players in Washington, D.C., now must address the nation’s so-called fiscal cliff, which looms at year’s end.

Anonymous said...

Ryan Dawson video on Obama's second victory and the disaster that Hurricane Sandy has brought to North Carolina:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=jp9u9y8WzXQ

Anonymous said...

Another Colour Revolution in the Offing?

It's Argentina this time. The usual scenario. And for what? For this:

Argentina took a grave step in May when it nationalized YPF, its main energy company. The takeover, condemned around the world, forced out Spain's Grupo Repsol, which owned a majority stake in YPF. Repsol was providing the engineering know-how and financial investment to develop Argentina's massive energy reserves—including the huge Vaca Muerta oil-and-gas find.

Pres Christina Fernandez de Kircher is not playing by the rules of global finance and must go. Such is the decision of the powers that be. So, once again, demos hugely over-reported, social media working overtime, etc., etc.

And where dirty work is underway, can Britain be far behind? Brit troops are already being prepared to take over the Falkland Islands, another depository of oil reserves.

Chavez won out against them. Christina can do it, too. We expect another failure of west plans in Argentina.

Anonymous said...

Report: Chinese economy will overtake U.S. within four years
10.11.12

China will overtake the US in the next four years to become the largest economy in the world, says a leading international thinktank.

The Paris-based Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) said China’s economy will be larger than the combined economies of the eurozone countries by the end of this year, and will overtake the US by the end of 2016.

Global GDP will grow by 3% a year over the next 50 years, it says, but there will be large variations between countries and regions. By 2025, it says the combined GDP of China and India will be bigger than that of France, Germany, Italy, Japan, UK, US and Canada put together. Asa Johansson, senior economist at the OECD, said: “It is quite a shift in the balance of economic power we are going to see in the future.”

Anonymous said...

Germany’s secret plot for control of the French economy
11.11.12

Germany is secretly drawing up plans to step in and overhaul parts of France’s economy.

Berlin has instructed a powerful body of economic ‘wise men’ to produce a list of the changes it would impose on its neighbour.

The move fuelled fears that Berlin is making a covert power-grab to take control of the tax and spending decisions in weaker European Union economies.

Plans: Two officials from the German finance ministry said their minister had asked his advisers to draw up proposed reforms.

It came as the French central bank predicted the country would fall into recession before the end of the year in a massive blow to the eurozone’s second largest economy. Output is expected to shrink by 0.1 per cent in the final months of the year.

With Greece and Spain unraveling financially, if France's economy starts to wobble, and if the French government starts defaulting on its debt obligations, this will be the absolute denouement of the Euro.

Anonymous said...

Bahrain Uprising Threatens US Hegemony
13.11.12

Bahrain’s popular uprising represents an extremely dangerous development, not just towards the status quo of the -backed Al Khalifa regime in Bahrain, but to the whole monarchial system in the Persian Gulf. After all, these monarchies rule over their populations with absolute despotic control.

The Western powers are keenly aware of this danger. The pro-Western Arab monarchs’ continuing hold on power is bound up with the continuance of the Western dominance of the global economy. Without this Persian Gulf Arab subservience, the Anglo-American global financial system would promptly collapse.

A more democratic, independent Persian Gulf region would not only deal a mortal blow to American and British global capitalism, it would also be the final nail in the coffin for the depredations of the criminal Israeli Zionist state.

Anonymous said...

Look, Insurrection Daily, large sections of west population are still asleep, it goes without saying, but some people are still awakening slowly but surely as witness the trade union organised anti-austerity protests which broke out in several countries such as Spain, Greece, Italy, Portugal and France simultaneously. See link below for more.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2232706/Air-passengers-left-stranded-anti-austerity-strikes-Europe.html

At the same time, in the US, spearheaded by Texas, a total of 32 states have asked Washington for secession from the Union. And the Occupy movement is busy looking after the human victims left in the wake of Hurricane Sandy, a natural or unnatural disaster carefully kept out of MSM by all means possible.

Where we'll go with all this is anyone's guess. But at least some of the baboons seem to be awakening to the fact that they have some human characteristics as well.

Anonymous said...

Palestinians shoot down Israeli F-16 fighter jet in Gaza: Hamas - Fri Nov 16, 2012

GazaPalestinian fighters have downed an Israeli warplane flying over the Gaza Strip as retaliatory rocket attacks from the enclave continue to sound alarms across Israel.

According to Hamas sources, the Israeli F-16 fighter jet was shot down on Friday.

Meanwhile, several Israelis were injured after three rockets fired from Gaza hit the Zionist settlement of Gush Etzion in al-Quds (Jerusalem). Palestinian missiles and rockets have also hit the other Israeli cities of Tel Aviv, Eshkol, Ashdod, Ashkelon, and Be'er Sheva.

In Tel Aviv, a rocket hit a commercial district while a second rocket landed 200 meters away from the American Embassy. It is the first time that Tel Aviv has come under attack in decades. Three Israeli soldiers have been injured in a rocket attack in Eshkol.

Hospitals across Israel are now in state of emergency.

Palestinians have fired over 550 rockets and missiles into Israel since Wednesday after Tel Aviv launched a major military strike against the besieged Palestinian territory, killing scores of people, including women and children.

The Israeli Army says it has hit more than 600 targets in Gaza during the past three days.

According to Israeli sources, the Iron Dome missile shield has only intercepted one-fifth of the rockets fired from the Gaza Strip.

Meanwhile, residents of the besieged Gaza Strip say they are getting text messages warning of military escalation as reports suggest that Israeli military forces are preparing for a ground invasion of Gaza.

Anonymous said...

Dollar collapse: 7 of 10 Asian countries turn to yuan - 17 Nov., 2012

A “renminbi bloc” has been formed in East Asia, as nations in the region abandon the US dollar and peg their currency to the Chinese yuan — a major signal of China’s successful bid to internationalize its currency, a research report has said.

The Peterson Institute for International Economics, or PIIE, said in its latest research that China has moved closer to its long-term goal for the renminbi to become a global reserve currency.

Since the global financial crisis, the report said, more and more nations, especially emerging economies, see the yuan as the main reference currency when setting their exchange rate.

And now seven out of 10 economies in the region — including South Korea, Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore and Thailand — track the renminbi more closely than they do the US dollar. Only three economies in the group — Hong Kong, Vietnam, and Mongolia — still have currencies following the dollar more closely than the renminbi, said the report, posted on the institute’s website.

The South Korean won, for example, has appreciated in sync with the renminbi against the dollar since mid-2010.

China has long vowed to raise its currency’s global sway, along with the rise of its economy, which became the world’s second-biggest last year.

The goal has seen significant development in recent years as the country promotes renminbi-denominated cross-border trade and gradually loosens control over its capital accounts.

Anonymous said...

Muslim Brotherhood Now Targeting Jordan
18.11.12

Jordan’s anti-government riots aimed ultimately at removing King Abdullah from power are so severe that the government has turned 10,000 of its soldiers into riot police.

Religious Freedom Coalition President and Founder William Murray said the ruthlessness of the rioting prompted the move.

“The king has given police uniforms to 10,000 soldiers to try to maintain order,” he said.

Those soldiers-turned-police are not the only ones guarding the king. Terrorism analyst and Act for America President Brigitte Gabriel said there are U.S. troops on the ground in Jordan

As for Gaza, 72 dead so far, and Ynet tells us there'll be no ground invasion on the part of the Israelis. Obama apparently nixed it.

Anonymous said...

The orgy of killing in Gaza continues. And protests against it practically every capital in the world. The most moving of all was in Athens. Students there with their own incredible burden of debt and disaster took time off from their preoccupations to express solidarity with the Palestinians:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=uUhpx1-f9EU

Anonymous said...

Moody's lowers France's credit rating
Agency drops rating from AAA to AA1, saying the outlook remains negative despite Hollande's pledges (20.11.12)

Also Gaza: Israel has attacked Gaza 1.350 times since Wednesday. Number of deaths in the region of a hundred, many of them children. Go figure. (20.11.12)

Nussiminen said...

@22/11/12 09:48

Cállate, gringo puto de mierda. Esperamos que tu país y todos tus compatriotas sucios y imbeciles sean exterminados dentro de poco insieme con la entidad sionista. ¡ Viva Hamas !



Anonymous said...

Truce in Gaza, hurrah! Now the idea is to take over the West Bank, East Jerusalem and the Golan Heights completely. Then there's be a return to genociding the Gazans.

Right and now all salute the friendly, smiling, democratic dictator Morsi of Egypt who has now placed himself above the law, answerable to no man or power, except the United States. Sad to say, one even begins to miss his predecessor, corrupt like no other, but at least less hypocritical.

Anonymous said...

Bad News for Africa: 3,000 More U.S. Soldiers are on the Way
23.11.12

When President Obama deployed 100 U.S. troops to Uganda a year ago to conduct a mythical search for Joseph Kony, leader of the Lord’s Resistance Army, it is likely that many people shrugged. After all, how much damage could a mere 100 soldiers cause while wandering aimlessly through the bush purportedly in search of an accused terrorist? But as with the proverbial observer who can’t see the forest for the trees, a broader view reveals the deadly implications of what many incorrectly perceive as only a benign creeping U.S. military presence in Africa.

The mighty, martyred continent. Give it till the end of the century, it will be most prosperous of them all.

Anonymous said...

As anticipated by LEAP/E2020 for several months, a major shock to the world economy and global stability has arrived in the Fall of 2012, in the form of a symbolic landmark in world history: Hurricane Sandy.

Sandy corresponds to two characteristics: the “last-straw” event in which accumulated failures become unbearable and break the system, and the symbolic event that strikes the imagination and permanently transforms an image of reality, knowing one must always distinguish between the reality of a systemic change (at work since at least 2008) and its collective acceptance (in this case, that America is not what it once was).

The month of October 2012 will appear in history books as the date of the end of America as we knew it in the twentieth century. On October 29, the Hurricane Sandy hit New York 83 years to the day after the Black Tuesday crisis of 1929, revealing to the world the real state of American society and its symbol, New York City. The shift in perceptions in the media has been striking to behold, particularly in light of the aftermath of an election whose results the world should have applauded to: an America “changed,” “divided,” “third world,” “at an impasse,” “apocalyptic,” etc. (see a list of links below). Sandy has definitively shattered the American mirror.

Hurricane Sandy is the event marking the last step in the collapse of the American system. Affecting the financial center of the country, highlighting the inability of the nation’s most powerful city to resist a “small” hurricane known about several days in advance, it marks the end of America as it had been known.

As anticipated in January of 2006, the “dollar wall” has been cracking for six years, and Sandy struck it with full force, revealing a “naked king” The devastation of New Orleans by Hurricane Katrina in 2005 can be compared to Chernobyl in 1986 (surprising the world by the poor management of the crisis and the real state of the economy), and the “dollar wall” can be compared to the Berlin Wall. Destroyed by the crisis, the dollar is no longer a wall and 2013 will be the years of the collapse of twentieth century America.

Nussiminen said...

Yankee drivel
Void and trivial

A deluded National Socialist barking angrily isn't even worth contempt or ridicule.

Sincerely yours,

/An Anti-American

Anonymous said...

Thanks Nussiminen, you can always be counted upon for a timely rejoinder, even if it is to such an unlikely thing as prono trash. This person who calls himself American leant his English where? In a brothel, do you think?

Nussiminen said...

My pleasure!

Most likely, he's been spoon-fed the usual staple diet of torture-and-slaughter Baboon infotainment. Moreover, in all likelihood, he cannot even move one leg past the other to get to the closest brothel either.

Anonymous said...

India Pledges to Cut Deficit, Cap Debt to Avert Downgrade
26.11.12

Indian officials pledged to cut the widest budget deficit among the world’s largest emerging markets and curb public debt, as a report this week may show the economy grew at close to the slowest pace in three years.

Please not to forget that India has become a part of the so-called west. Also note, curbing the public debt will involve doing even less for the poorest of the poor than is being done already. Well, India, I suppose you deserve what is coming to you.

Anonymous said...

BRICS: The World’s New Banker?
27,11,12

The BRICS (Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa) bloc has begun planning its own development bank and a new bailout fund which would be created by pooling together an estimated $240 billion in foreign exchange reserves, according to diplomatic sources. To get a sense of how significant the proposed fund would be, the fund would be larger than the combined Gross Domestic Product (GDP) of about 150 countries, according to Russia and India Report.

WWIII, part two here we come?

Anonymous said...

German Unemployment Rose for an Eighth Month in November
29.11.12

German unemployment climbed for an eighth straight month in November as Europe’s debt crisis curbed company investment and economic growth.

And French jobless total hits 14-year high.

And as for us, we don't need UN to grab hold of the internet. Our blogmasters are already doing it us through their criminal neglect. The rest will be silence.

Anonymous said...

hey lefty hippies imagine the immediate short-term consequences of such a vote. Palestine is recognized by the UN, appoints an ambassador. Some non-Hamas flunkie in Gaza fires a rocket into Israel, killing some random person in their apartment. A sovereign nation has just attacked another sovereign nation. At that point, the worst fears of every anti-Israeli zealot in the world would be realized: Israel would be WELL WITHIN its rights to declare war, having been attacked by a neighboring country, and level all of Gaza and the West Bank.

The only check to Israeli aggression, as odd as it seems, is the Arabs in Palestine continuing to label themselves as "refugees". The minute they become a sovereign nation, they have to start behaving like one, which they are clearly ill-equipped to do

an American

Anonymous said...

American, For once you have a worthwhile point. Yes, we may well wonder who comes out the winner from yesterday's UN recognition of sorts of a Palestinian state. Personally, I'm not quite sure everything is kosher. Some of us know full well Abbas and Hamas are both in bed with Israel. Only the common man will suffer. But if anyone can take suffering it is the Palestinian.

Everything else is now in the hands of tomorrow. The various cards will all be laid out carefully for all to see and a few to understand.

Anonymous said...

I always have worthwhile pionts you dumb prick the world is in an arena of conflict between many shades of colors those who are called enemies r at times friends and vice-versa but my piont remains the best possible option is the american option of captilism and democracy combined as 1. I know its not perfect buts its not North Korea or Cuba or Venezuela. Join us and be free make money and die happy because those with the most toys wins in the end.

an American

Nussiminen said...

Mind the Freudian slip of the semi-literate Yank baboon: "/.../ the american option of captilism". Couldn't have said it better myself. And the reward for the faithful captives duly amounts to the wondrous joys of perpetually feeding a country of hideously ugly (body and soul alike) National Socialist parasites and their vivid imagination.

Anonymous said...

- 'New evidence in plot' to overthrow Russian government

Russia's top investigative body says it has new evidence anti-Putin activists were conspiring to overthrow the government with foreign backing.

- Egypt to hold December referendum on new constitution

President Mohammed Morsi, the friendly, democratic dictator, has said Egypt's new draft constitution will be put to a referendum on 15 December.

- Italy Unemployment Rose to Highest in 13 Years in October

Italy’s unemployment rate rose more than expected in October to the highest level in 13 years as businesses refrain from hiring after the recession entered its second year.

Anonymous said...

- CBO And The Pentagon Are LYING - Brown University Report Pegs The Real Cost Of Current US Wars At $4 TRILLION. The Pentagon is understating the cost by $2.5 billion.

- France. Car sales have gone down by 19%. Perhaps the downfall is really serious this time. And may Hollande and his people travel straight to hell.

- Spain's unemplyoment figures have reached the 5-million mark. May Rajoy and his people accompany Hollande.

- And then Syria. Seems to be in a bad way now. Even Putin apparently has got cold feet. Well who ever said one could trust the Russians more than the West? All the same self-serving bunch of shit devoid of principles.

Anonymous said...

Spain Now Faces a Systemic, Societal, and Sovereign Collapse

If you’ve been reading me for some time, you know that Spain has already experienced a bank run equal to 18% of total deposits this year alone (another story the mainstream media is avoiding). However, what you likely don’t know is that an on annualized basis, Spain has experienced portfolio and investment outflows GREATER THAN 50% OF ITS GDP.

To give this number some context, Indonesia only saw outflows equal to 23% of its GDP during the Asian Financial Crisis. Spain is experiencing more than DOUBLE this.

But it's all going at too slow a pace for us, the peoples of the world. At this rate, our children and theirs have only a slim chance of survival. Let's see what the end of the Mayan calendar brings in its wake. Nothing is fine and something would be most welcome.

Anonymous said...

British peer ejected from UN climate talks for denouncing protocol - 7.12.12

After a short speech, in which he was booed, he was escorted out of the meeting by UN guards.

He is understood to have claimed there is no global warming in the last sixteen years, and therefore the science needs to be reviewed.

Claiming to represent Asian coastal nations, he is understood to have said: "In the 16 years we have been coming to these events there has been no global warming at all."

He added: "Even if we were to take action to prevent global warming the cost would be many times greater than cost of making adaptive measures later. Our recommendation is that we should initiate very quickly a review of the science to make sure that we are all on the right track."

Brave man, this one. We have independent science, manipulated science and bogus science. Global warming, like much else, belongs to the last-named category.

Anonymous said...

US works with Russia on Syria, but wants Assad out - 7.12.12

In her first comments on the surprise three-way diplomatic talks held Thursday with Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov and U.N. peace envoy Lakhdar Brahimi, Clinton said Washington and Moscow agreed to support a new mediation effort Brahimi would lead. She called Thursday's discussions "constructive," while adding that much work remained and suggesting that neither side shifted its fundamental position.

Michael Rivero writes:

"Nonsense. I think Russia threatened to turn Syria into the new Vietnam if the US invades." Let's hope he's right this once. Anything else would be catastrophic. But then I suppose we've learnt to live with catastrophes, one after the other, after the other.

Anonymous said...

Washington cancels 'reset'
12.12.12

Most analysts say Mrs.Clinton is totally unaware of the essence of processes taking place in post-Soviet republics. President Putin has described her statements as ‘nonsense’ saying that post-Soviet countries share a language, mentality, transport infrastructure and years of economic ties and that integration is designed to boost their competitiveness. By integration Vladimir Putin means plans by Russia, Belarus and Kazakhstan to create a Eurasian Economic Union.

Cold War time, unless of course we throw caution to the winds and opt for a hotter version of the same instead.

Anonymous said...

BUSTED: Deutsche Bank Raided In Carbon Tax Fraud
14.12.12

German prosecutors have raided offices belonging to Deutsche Bank as part of an investigation into a tax evasion scheme involving the trading of carbon permits. The Frankfurt prosecutor's office said 25 employees of the bank were suspected of serious tax evasion, money laundering and obstruction of justice. Arrest warrants have been issued for five of those employees.

And related to above:

Global Warming Afforded Same Legal Status as Religion in UK - 14.12.12

When it comes to climate change, just have a little faith! In an unusual case in the United Kingdom, it has been ruled that climate change beliefs should be afforded the same legal protections as religious freedoms. The bizarre ruling sets a landmark legal precedent and could have broad implications both in Britain and abroad.

Anonymous said...

Nussiminen: You wrote with your usual razor-sharp wit. In any other context, we'd have felt sad for the deaths of the kids at least. This time, we just manage a weary shrug of the shoulders. Yet another staged shooting attack. One in California, too, today, but with no casualties. Really, I ask you. Remember what Joe Vialls kepts saying about Columbine. It's Columbine all over. And if they're that serious about deweaponising the population, we must have reached the next stage in the plans to disempower the USans one and all. Will they wake up then finally? Probably not, knowing them. They'll still be chanting their paeans of praise to their leader, the honourable BO.

Nussiminen said...

@17/12/12 09:36

Thank you for your compliment! And while we're at it, I'd like to make an overall judgement about the Yank baboons and their ardent commitment to owning firearms:

Being the drooling, bloodthirsty psychopaths that they are, the USians would rather wipe themselves out than give up on their beloved firearms. And I believe, in fact, the situation would become much more threatening to the Freeworld if the USians stopped blowing each others' (alleged) brains out, even if this was brought about by disarming the rabble completely.

Nussiminen said...

Dear Readership,

I would like to put forward the following proposal regarding the 2013 Nobel Peace Prize Award:

In view of recent events right in Oslo, Norway, proper as well as in Newtown, Connecticut, Yankistan, I firmly believe we have witnessed the advent of a most promising, egalitarian tendency worthy of our warmest sympathy and unstinting support. To wit, the long overdue inclusion also of West's well-off middle class children and youth into the tender, loving business of Humanitarian Intervention. This is, in my view, something that will finally unite all of Humanity in love and harmony forever. Amen.

Anonymous said...

Is it a tempest in a glass of water, as would ask inspector Clouseau? I don't know, may be. French superstar Gerard Depardieu wants to give back his passport ; he is tired of paying so much taxes, up to 85% of his income, tired too of being insulted repeatedly in a country where public insulting has become a full-time job, involving now even the PM, his cabinet and a bunch of petty manipulators of opinion. If you study the case, you will find that the partisans of tax-raising are the worst warmongers too. Nobody is perfect, yet someone has the ability to be totally imperfect!

Depardieu is facing a French "new wave" of insults and sarcasms. Since the government's official newspaper, Liberation, has insulted Bernard Arnault, the prestigious manager of LVMH and the richest man in Europe for having fled to Belgium ("scram, you rich jerk!"), nobody is spared by the French autocratic press, financed by public money and the unavoidable Rothschild heir, who enjoys wasting his money in crippled media. So the French star is being labelled a jerk, a lame-duck, a vile servant, even an asshole (in the front-page!) not to say worse... lately a French actor, a rather radical chic one, Philippe Torreton, used again the tribune of Liberation to insult our national Obelix! Yet our last national glory, Brigitte Bardot, has replied violently, as she is used to do: "The unknown Torreton, may keep his thrash, his vulgarity and his jealousy, his rage too to insult those who deserve better than him." Dear BB: she is finally defending the Gauls, after having spent so much time in defending less valuable mammals!

Since he has been elected, François Hollande has been perfect, having committed what we call a "sans-faute"; he is flawless, an almost perfect president, for being worse than Sarkozy, Chirac, Mitterrand, whoever has been here lately! He has increased the French war-effort in Syria; raised a lot of new taxes, discouraged private initiative, impoverished the poor and hunting down the rich with hounds of technocrats, clerks and reporters turned into insulting jokers. The number of unemployed is soaring every month, up to more than three millions, and no employer is willing to take risks in a country driven by a somewhat loony rhetoric of equality. The PM Ayrault had even the guts of asking -with a threatening tone- his victims to stay in their country in order to pay more taxes for the increasing number of poor, the always ill-treated immigrants and the victims of a system that has driven him to power! It is like if Hitler had asked Einstein to stay in Germany in order to help Heisenberg build the atomic bomb! Anyway the socialists are already losing all local elections, and the unpopularity of inexperienced and incompetent Hollande is at its high.

Anonymous said...

Nussiminen, wherever we may look, there's not another one like you on the worldwide web. Harsh you are on the USians, but then you have reason to be. And I quite agree with you, better by far for us all in the Freeworld that the man in the street hangs on to his firearms.

Firearms apart, there is another shadow over the indispensable people and their "Empire", namely the collapse of the Dollar. Here's Dr Paul Craig Roberts explaining to us most convincingly why US will soon be facing an economic crash big time.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iGujjO_Za2c

Anonymous said...

David Cameron's moves could make EU fall apart, says Herman Van Rompuy (Guardian)
27.12.12

President of European council says plan to repatriate British powers could damage the single market

David Cameron's quest for a new deal for Britain in Europe by clawing back powers from Brussels could cause the EU to fall apart quickly and inflict immense damage on the single market, Herman Van Rompuy, the president of the European council, has warned.

Van Rompuy, the top official in the EU, also voiced strong doubts about reopening the EU treaties to retool Europe after years of debt crisis, further complicating Cameron's strategy, which hinges on renegotiating the Lisbon treaty in order to secure concessions for Britain.

In his first remarks on the vexed issue of Britain's future in the EU, Van Rompuy told the Guardian that a British exit would cause immense damage to Europe, hurting both Britain and the 26 other countries.

Anonymous said...

Hard Default for Spain and Exit from the Euro?

Look at these problems facing the country:

•There were a record number of evictions in 2012, foreclosures are expected to increase in 2013.
•Some 400,000 eviction proceedings have been opened in Spain since 2007, with roughly half of the families involved having already lost residential properties due to foreclosures. That means Spain is only half-way through the crisis.
•There are now 1.7 million Spanish households in which not a single family member still earns a salary.
•4 million people have lost their jobs since 2007
•27 percent of the population lives below poverty level
•Evictions now affects pensioners, who have used their own homes as collateral to take out loans for their sons and daughters
•A joint study by UNICEF, Oxfam and Doctors Without Borders concluded that the country will need over 20 years to regain the standard of living it attained in the prosperous, pre-crisis years.
•In the Catalonia region, unemployment is 26 percent
•Youth unemployment is over 50%

Anonymous said...

A very Happy New Year to one and all. May 2013 see the balance of the world restored as has long been predicted by this blog, with the Freeworld finally taking a stand in favour of peace among nations. On a personal Level, may we all enjoy health, prosperity, be it ever so relative, and happiness in the true sense of the word. We who come to the New Year as survivors, may we learn to be understanding with one another and with humanity in general.
2013, here we come!

Anonymous said...

Please to read the following article by Dr Christof Lehmann entitled The Dynamics of the Crisis in Syria (part 5).

http://nsnbc.me/

It explains in detail how the west is trying everything possible to save the Petrodollar whose demise poiuytr predicted quite a while back.

Anonymous said...

0310:37

Sino-Russian Ties Strengthened - China writes off Russia's debt (3.1.13)

The Chinese administration has decided to write off Russia's debt of 1.57 million Swiss francs (about 52.5 million rubles), Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Rogozin tweeted.

It turned out that the debt under the agreement from July 1, 2005 was repaid through deliveries of Russian goods and services under the contract with the Budker Institute in October 2008. China's State Council Vice Premier Wang Qishan confirmed that he had signed the document to write off the debt.

Anonymous said...

Max Keiser~ ‘US Dollar Will Collapse In 2013?
4.1.13

A prominent economist tells Press TV that the United States so-called fiscal cliff is more like a ‘bottomless pit of debt’ that the country is diving into. He also added that the United States risks collapsing of dollar in 2013. US President Barack Obama has signed into law a bill backed by the Senate that averted the so-called fiscal cliff, the White House says. Obama signed the ‘American Taxpayer Relief Act of 2012? on Wednesday, the White House said in a statement. On January 1, the House of Representatives voted 257 to 167, approving the bill, which consists of raising taxes on the wealthiest Americans, while exempting others who earn less than $450,000 a year. It will also put off 109 billion dollars in budget cuts for two months.

Please to note that for every dollar the Fiscal Cliff deal raised in revenue, it increased spending by $42!

Anonymous said...

EU unemployment tops 26 million for 1st time
8.1.13

BRUSSELS Unemployment in the 17 EU countries that use the euro rose to 11.8 percent in November, as the number of jobless people in the region rose to 18.8 million, the highest figure since the single currency was founded in 1999.

According to data released Tuesday by the EU's official statistics agency, eurozone unemployment was up 0.1 percentage points over October -- but up a full 1.2 percentage points from a year ago. The rate for the 27-member European Union was 10.7 percent, the same as in October, but up from 10.0 percent a year ago. The number of unemployed across the full EU topped 26 million.

The figures illustrate the daunting tasks confronting European Union officials. While the threat of a collapse of the eurozone due to too much government debt may have receded, the economies in many EU countries stubbornly refuse to expand and joblessness continues to rise, creating broad social crises.

As part of their efforts to reduce their debt levels, governments across Europe have introduced tough austerity measures, such as slashing spending and raising taxes. However, measures such as cutting wages and pensions hit the labor force in the pocket and reduce demand in the economy.

Other measures taken alongside the austerity, such as reforming labor practices, and boosting skills and education, are intended to promote employment but they take time, both to enact and to feed through an economy.

The biggest rise in unemployment over the past year took place in Greece, where joblessness soared to 26 percent in September, up 7.1 percentage points over September 2011's 18.9 percent. But the highest overall rate in the EU was in Spain, where 26.6 percent of the workforce was jobless in November, up 3.6 percentage points over last year.

By contrast, Austria posted the lowest unemployment rate in the EU, at 4.5 percent. The rate in Luxembourg was 5.1 percent, and the rate in Germany was 5.4 percent.

Among larger economies, the seasonally adjusted unemployment rate in Britain was 7.8 percent, and in France it was 10.5 percent.

Anonymous said...

The world has prepared for the final collapse of the US economy
by Econ_ on 08.01.2013

Everyone is preparing for the final implosion of the US economy. The financial structure to replace the dollar is already in place and it is just a matter of time before reality sinks in for the US.

The US useless military cannot reverse the US economic decline and is actually one of the major causes of the US economic implosion. The US can no longer the deficit ( and the interest on the massive debt) to pay for all of its economically self-defeating jew-wars.

The US economy is running on fumes as all that evil jew Bernanake can do is print up scores of billions of worthless dollars each month to buy worthless mortgage bonds from insolvent banks.

Even with 2-3% mortgage rates, nobody is purchasing anything as the homes are all artificially inflated junk that are the main source of property taxes from bank municipalities..

The banks are carrying billions of dollars of worthless underwater mortgage loans on their books, afraid of letting that supply and inventory on the market for fears of exposing their insolvency and lower homes prices even further.

There are no more asset bubbles left to inflate in the US, The US has spent $ trillions since 2008, but unable to re-inflate the collapsed housing bubble.

There is no economic growth in the US economy; unemployment, inflation and GDP figures are faked numbers to hide the implosion.

The stock market is rigged with the FED purchasing worthless stock futures to prop up the market. Americans are blaming the jewish bankers for the collapse of the economy.

The one thing Americans remember about the 1929 depression is the stock market crash, so everything possible sleight of hand trick is used to present the illusion of a vibrant US economy.

Russia is showing the consequences of what is likely to happen if the US doesn't go quietly and instead precipitate a world war, a war that is not going to reverse the US economic decline.

There is nothing the US can do about China and Russia as the end-game is reaching its final conclusion.

The Soviet Union dissolved without a world war and so too can the US empire of debt.

Americans just can't believe how in a mere 65 yeras they were impoverished paying for one too many useless jew wars, worthless military bases around the globe and foreign aid welfare to the jewish parasites in Palestine.

Anonymous said...

Draconian EU bans on cash Transactions imminent?

“Any transaction in excess of 500 euros will soon only be allowed via credit or debit card or by check, according to a plan by the Finance Ministry aimed at combating tax evasion. The ceiling for cash transactions is to be lowered from 1,500 euros today to 500 euros and could be reduced further over in the course of 2013. Ministry sources say that in the first quarter of the new year all companies and certain self-employed individuals will have to obtain the POS (point-of-sale) terminals that provide for card transactions.” ...

Pity the EU dweller soon to be delivered up completely into criminal banking hands.

Nussiminen said...

@9/1/13 06:17

The striking thing about US imperialism is its die-hard National Socialist outlook, both domestically and globally. But an equally striking, really fundamental difference between Nazi Germany and Uncle Sam's rotting, stinking corpse today is that the former was indeed an industrial power-house, albeit based on foreign slave labour (just like the US Settler Empire).

Hence, indeed "everything possible sleight of hand trick is used to present the illusion of a vibrant US economy", and the Yank baboons proudly stick to their insane notions about the world owing them a living, as it were. As for self-defeating Jew wars, neither Zionists, nor Yank baboons could ever resist the temptation to wage them, as the "Chosen People" and "Manifest Destiny" narratives keep their minds permanently deranged. Needless to say, aforesaid temptation is reinforced further still by contemplating The Ultimate Horror -- to wit, the world freeing itself of its Master Race parasites.

>> There is nothing the US can do about China and Russia as the end-game is reaching its final conclusion >>

Correct. Except, of course, the National Socialist wet dream of killing off the Human race completely.

Anonymous said...

The Germans don't trust Obama with their gold – and can you blame them? 17.1.13

In the eyes of the Germans – and who can blame them? – America has lost its mojo to such a degree that it can no longer be trusted honour its debts, even in the unlikely event that it were financially capable of doing so. Which is why, following in the footsteps of Venezuela's Hugo Chavez (who may be an idiot but is definitely no fool), Germany is repatriatriating its gold from the US federal reserve. It will now be stored in Frankfurt.

This is an important story. One of the most spectacular con tricks of the last twelve months, pulled off by our political class with the connivance of much of the media, is that we've escaped the global economic armageddon which looked till quite recently as if it was going to engulf us. .....

Well it may look calm on the surface, but this latest move by the Bundesbank gives us a pretty good indication that beneath the surface that serene-seeming swan is paddling for dear life.

Anonymous said...

And now second part of the Story:

ROBBING MALI TO PAY GERMANY - 17.1.13

Mali is one of the world's largest gold producers. Together with neighboring Ghana they account for 7-8% of world gold output. That makes them a rich prize for nations desperate for real physical gold. So, even as Germany started demanding their gold back from the Bank of France and the New York Federal Reserve, France (aided by the US) decided to invade Mali to fight "Islamists" working for "Al Qaeda." Of course, "Islamists" has become the catch-all label for people that need to ne killed to get them out of the way of the path to riches, and the people being bombed by France (aided by the US) are not "Al Qaeda" but Tawariqs, who have been fighting for their independence for 150 years, long before the CIA created "Al Qaeda". Left to themselves, the Tawariqs could sell gold to whoever they want for whatever they want, and right now China can outbid the US and France.

So off to war your children must go, to spill their blood for the money-junkies' gold.

Anonymous said...

Nussiminen Friend, Thanks for your highly pertinent comments above. But there are days when even our courage falters and we wonder whether we're not simply waging a war lost in advance.

Take the latest military crime on the books: the attack against Mali. The gung-ho French are there of course. Mr Merkel has sent in German planes, claiming the security of Germany demands it. Spain is being forced into providing "logistical" support and now even Turkey wants its share of the Mali gold. And with all this, the destablisation of Algeria has once again seriously begun. This is our everyday now: new wars, new wars, new wars. And west economies sliding and sliding and sliding into the mire of bankruptcy.

But let us end on a brighter note. Boeing's Dreamliner has been grounded all over the world, which means billions in loss for the company. And the US navy has just admitted that it's latest warship cannot withstand combat. Ha! West technology, quo vadis?

Anonymous said...

France Launches War in Mali in Bid to Secure Resources, Stamp Out National Rights Struggles
19.1.13

France, the former slave power of west Africa, has poured into Mali with a vengeance in a military attack launched on January 11. French warplanes are bombing towns and cities across the vast swath of northern Mali, a territory measuring some one thousand kilometers from south to north and east to west. French soldiers in armoured columns have launched a ground offensive, beginning with towns in the south of the northern territory, some 300 km north and east of the Malian capital of Bamako.

And Algeria, which is presently helping the French by allowing them use of their air space and partially financing the attacks, will be next on the Agenda.

Anonymous said...

The Bared Teeth of the Syrian War: Qatar Feels the Brunt (20.1.13)

High-ranking officials in Qatar who wished to remain anonymous told Arabic news agencies that the Qatar monarchy was becoming increasingly disillusioned with the Syrian rebels and the Syrian opposition. Widespread instances of bribery and the dissipation of funds by rebel leaders, who are “spending more and more of their time in hotels in Turkey, Europe, countries in the Gulf and Egypt” instead of performing combat missions, are responsible for this change in attitude towards those behind the Syrian revolution. Both newly-organised and veteran Syrian opposition coalitions have long preferred to keep the billions of dollars provided by the Qatar monarchy for the battle against the Syrian government in their own personal bank accounts in the USA and other countries.

Anonymous said...

Withdrawn: $114 Billion From Big U.S. Banks
24.1.13

More than $114 billion exited the biggest U.S. banks this month, and nobody’s quite sure why.

The Federal Reserve releases data on the assets and liabilities of commercial banks every Friday. The most current figures, covering the first full week of 2013, show the largest one-week withdrawals since the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks. Even when seasonally adjusted, the level drops to $52.8 billion—still the third-highest amount on record, and one for which bank experts and analysts were reluctant to give a definitive explanation.

In simpler terms, this is called a bank run, something going on in Greece and Spain as well on a daily basis. Other countries may be involved as well, but the press has not reported on them so far.

Wars, wars, wars on the one hand and fatal financial anaemia on the other: the way is paved for the big one. Not war on Terror, that bogus thing, this time, but the war to wrest control of the next superpower status.

Anonymous said...

POWERFUL: Belgian MP Exposes War on Terror Lie and 9/11 False Flag

Activist Post
January 25, 2012

On January the 17th, 32-year-old Belgium MP Laurent Louis, considered one of the most controversial and demonized national political figures, delivered the most powerful truth ever told in a political arena.

First, he explained why he voted against the Belgian support to war in Mali, that it was based on lies and rooted in neo-colonialism.

Then he expressed his disgust and wrath against the criminal foreign policies of the Western elite and its submission to foreign financial and interests groups, before scolding his colleagues who voted for interventionist war with “fuck you’s”.

Finally, he says that the war on terror is a lie and that 9/11 was a false flag to justify aggressive military action in the Muslim world.

Anonymous said...

US Expands Military Reach in Latin America

Drones over SouthAm before we're much older?
5.2.13

The US has a lengthy record of savage military interventionism and support for mass murderers in Central and South America. The Obama administration has dramatically increased this long historical trend. One is tempted to point out how ineffective it has been under the stated drug war justifications, given that such approaches have only bolstered the black market drug trade. But the truth is, this approach is incredibly effective in keeping obedient regimes in place, maintaining geo-political/economic/military dominance in the region, and deepening the pockets of Lockheed Martin, Raytheon, and countless other corporate welfare queens.

Anonymous said...

Is This The Beginning Of A Horrifying Stock Market Crash In Europe?
5.2.13

Are we witnessing the start of a historic financial meltdown in Europe? In recent days, two massive corruption scandals have greatly shaken confidence in European financial markets. The first involves Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy. It is being alleged that he has been receiving illegal cash payments, and the calls for his resignation grow louder with each passing day. The second is a derivatives scandal at the third largest bank in Italy. Allegedly, there were some very large unreported derivatives deals that were supposed to help hide losses at the bank, but instead they actually made the losses much larger. The investigation that is looking into this derivatives scandal is starting to spread to other banks, and nobody is quite sure how far down the rabbit hole this thing goes. But what everyone does agree on is that this derivatives scandal has shaken up Italian politics, and the outcome of the upcoming election is now very uncertain.

Anonymous said...

Statement by François Hollande, President of the French Republic, with debate

Transcript of Nigel Farrage's speech:

President Hollande, despite your own views you're doing rather a lot for the Eurosceptic debate in France.

The decision to reduce the retirement age, to increase the minimum wage, but above all, of course, the hate tax to make sure all your successful entrepreneurs and now footballers are fleeing France, means that the competitiveness gap between France and Germany is getting wider.

That is now being reflected in the flight of capital from French banks and people are beginning to notice that actually, ultimately, the euro is not just doomed in the Mediterranean, but it is going to be impossible for France and Germany to stay together inside the same economic and monetary union.

So on the basis that your employment minister says the country is bankrupt what do you do? Well, the old trick - launch a foreign military intervention.

So your troops go off to Mali, and yes, it is very good to see the smiling faces in Timbuktu for the moment.

But you have done this on behalf of the European Union. It is now an EU Mission.

Just two days ago, Tony Blair said 'the EU is not about peace, the European Union is about power'.

I think what he meant is the European Union increasingly will be about war.
Because the response to Mali, the response to it being an EU mission - we have heard it all around the chamber today, the Liberals urging us to intervene militarily in Syria, support from left and right in this house that the EU should intervene militarily.

I have to say this, if you really think that taking on fundamentalist, radical Islam in battle is something that we can somehow succeed in, I suspect we shall launch ourselves, in the same way as we have in Afghanistan, on a decade of unending, unwinnable misery.

I do not want the United Kingdom to be part of a militaristic warlike European Union, and that is the speech that I have heard from you, president Hollande and from most people in this chamber today."

Anonymous said...

Watch The Financial Markets In Europe: The Situation Is Unraveling At A Frightening Pace!!
Is the financial system of Europe on the verge of a meltdown? I have always maintained that the next wave of the economic crisis would begin in Europe, and right now the situation in Europe is unraveling at a frightening pace. On Monday, European stocks had their worst day in over six months, and over the past four days we have seen the EUR/USD decline by the most that it has in nearly seven months. Meanwhile, scandals are erupting all over the continent. A political scandal in Spain, a derivatives scandal in Italy, France's Hollande trying to produce jobs through the public sector which already employs over 56% of the population and banking scandals all over the eurozone are seriously shaking confidence in the system. If things move much farther in a negative direction, we could be facing a full-blown financial crisis in Europe very rapidly. So watch the financial markets in Europe very carefully.

Nussiminen said...

Can't resist the temptation to gloat about the outright imbecility and depravity of the Baboons' self-appointed "Intelligentsia". Roughly a year after it was released, Niall Ferguson's utter trash "documentary" with the clearly misleading caption >> Civilization -- Is the West history? >> is being televised by a major domestic TV channel over here. A much more apt caption for the film would have been >> Western Baboon proudly hails Western Supremacy right up to present day >>.

It's really cute to see the powers that be parading their vainglorious little poodles, barking and yapping relentlessly for the benefit of the Greater Good brought about by Western Imperialism, as it were. So this preposterous British crackpot -- throwing in a lot of loud, overdrawn respiration for good measure -- heaps overt praise on the Ziocolony and its alleged commitment to innovation and modernity while at the same time cursing Iran, Hamas and Hezbbollah. All this nonsense presented as the West's "Killer apps". And US history is made up of pure virtue alone -- no deception, no slavery, no coercion. Anglo-Saxon moral and philosophical superiority all along the line.

However, I just found out that this ahistorical, self-congratulating, childish fairy-tale of Western superiority has elicited a healthy dose of criticism. At the below link

http://topdocumentaryfilms.com/civilization-is-the-west-history/#disqus_thread

I found this absolutely spot-on comment:

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Competition = Guns
Science = The ability to make better guns
Property = Robbing non-western locales blind of their resources
Medicine = A carrot used when the guns are not as effective
Consumerism = The machination used to keep the western populous war ready for the fear of losing what they never needed to begin with
Work = The unparalleled desire to wage perpetual war

My addition:

Religion = Another carrot to get a foot in while holding the gun behind the back
Greed = The ability to be entirely self-centered regardless of the destruction such behavior dealt to non-westerners

We're all better off the west and its treacherous ways are becoming history. All human beings are better learned and evolved individuals as a result of it, and we're ready to concur our next shortcoming.
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Anonymous said...

Assad: Erdogan thinks he's Caliph, new sultan of the Ottoman (EXCLUSIVE) - 9.3.13

In an exclusive interview with RT, President Bashar Assad said that the conflict in Syria is not a civil war, but proxy terrorism by Syrians and foreign fighters. He also accused the Turkish PM of eyeing Syria with imperial ambitions.

Assad told RT that the West creates scapegoats as enemies – from communism, to Islam, to Saddam Hussein. He accused Western countries of aiming to turn him into their next enemy.

While mainstream media outlets generally report on the crisis as a battle between Assad and Syrian opposition groups, the president claims that his country has been infiltrated by numerous terrorist proxy groups fighting on behalf of other powers.

In the event of a foreign invasion of Syria, Assad warned, the fallout would be too dire for the world to bear.

Anonymous said...

Nussiminen.everything you said in your comment above was very much to the point and, at the same time, highly enjoyable. That boot-licking nincompoop Niall Ferguson who paases himself off as a historian and in truth is no more than a PR Agent of US. The expanded comment also warmed my heart.

True enough: Science = the ability to make better guns. And in that context I'd like to point out that Iran has now managed to make four types of different zones and has begun selling them to anyone interested. So the drone wars will soon be a thing of the past once Third World countries also get their hands on these killer weapons.

Anonymous said...

A Trail of Breadcrumbs: The Resignation of Pope Benedict and the Great Financial Collapse - 15.2.13

And so we come to the last name on our list, full circle to Pope Benedict XVI. Why is he stepping down so unexpectedly? The answer is to be found, I believe, in the name of the man considered to have the best odds of being our next pope: Cardinal Peter Turkson. According to the Pope’s own brother, Benedict is tormented by the “Vatileaks” scandal, involving leaked Vatican documents indicating money laundering and corruption. This is not to say that Benedict himself is implicated, but he may well be resigning to protect the church, as acquiescence to someone’s threat to release more. Who would possess such documents? The financiers who are on the opposite side of the Vatican trades, naturally. Those financiers who want a new pope in power:Peter Turkson, who is fully on board, and who will declare the IMF schemes to be moral and just when the time comes, a man who is unassailable due to his skin color, who will be commanding the obedience of 1.2 billion Catholics.

Anonymous said...

Global Energy and Resource Wars: Mali and Niger, the battlefield for Uranium
15.2.13

France’s military intervention in Mali, its former West African colony, highlights industrialized nations’ supreme need to secure access to economically strategic assets — in France’s case, uranium. That theme will increasingly be seen playing out on the world stage over the coming years.

France’s deployment of special forces to protect AREVA’s uranium assets reveals that the nation’s priorities include ensuring access to a steady and reliable supply of uranium. France relies on nuclear power to generate about 75 percent of its electricity, and according to a parliamentary report, the western nation acquires about 18 percent of its nuclear fuel from Niger, the world’s fifth-largest uranium producer.

One element in these resource wars which is not mentioned is Mali's gold. And if Niger's President Issoufou is talking about getting more money for the mining rights, and the potential for involving China in more of its mining, you can bet, with absolutely zero uncertainty, that France and the West are contemplating regime change in Niger also.

Anonymous said...

Now A Vast Political Espionage Scandal To Top Off The Sordid Corruption Scandal In Spain
17.2.13

Unemployment in Spain was 26% in December, youth unemployment 55%. GDP last quarter dropped for the fifth month in a row (-0.7%), the steepest decline since the financial crisis. Consumer spending plunged 10% in December from prior year—following a hike in the value-added tax. And the budget deficit target of 6.3% (not counting the billions plowed into bailing out the banks) is skidding out of reach.

This leitmotif is accompanied by an elegantly escalating corruption scandal that broke in early February. A classic cash-for-contracts arrangement, where senior politicians received secret payments from business folks who in return were awarded juicy government contracts.

Anonymous said...

Thousands of Opposition Protesters Rally in Bahrain - 17.2.13

Thousands of opposition supporters held demonstrations in Bahrain's capital Friday, leading to clashes for a second day.

Anti-government protesters jammed a major highway that links several Shi'ite-populated areas to the capital, Manama, to mark the second anniversary of an uprising against the country's Sunni rulers.

The march along the main highway was largely peaceful, however breakaway groups clashed with riot police in nearby neighborhoods. Witnesses say demonstrators threw stones and police fired tear gas.

Friday's demonstrations began early in the morning and lasted almost all day.

During protests on Thursday, a teenage boy was killed by police gunfire on the outskirts of the capital. And overnight Thursday to Friday, a policeman in Manama died after being hit by a homemade explosive.

Anonymous said...

Putin warns Obama
19.2.13

Last Saturday the US media went wild saying things about Russia like,

"Russian nuclear bombers intercepted near Guam" - NBC News

"Air Force confirms Russian jets circled US territory of Guam" - Fox News

"Sending a Message': Russian Bear Bombers Caught Circling Guam Before Obama Delivered the State of the Union" - The Blaze

It happened right before Obama delivered his State of the Union address they said. The funny thing was that it happened last Tuesday but was not reported until Saturday. Yes, the Blaze is right. There was a message. NBC and others would have been on time with the news if they had listened closer to Putin rather than kissing Obama's behind and following Soros' orders. Last Thursday, Putin sent Obama a Valentine:

"Any kind of direct or implicit interference with Russia's home affairs, all sorts of pressure being exerted on our country and our allies - is absolutely unacceptable."

Anonymous said...

Spain Just Issued a Warning: The System is Blowing Up Again - 20.2.13

At this point it is clear that Europe is totally finished. The house is burning. It’s just a matter of time before it collapses.

Indeed, we get a clear signal of this from Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy, who just announced the following: “It is not enough, there are no green shoots, there is no spring.”

To understand the significance of this statement, you need to know a bit more about Rajoy and European politics in general.

Rajoy is the same political leader who, throughout 2012, stated time and again that the Spanish banking system was in great shape. Indeed, he was still claiming, “there will be no rescue of the Spanish banking sector,” a mere week before Spain’s entire banking system collapsed....

Also to note the resignation of the Bulgarian government which could no longer withstand the strong protests against their imposed austerity drive, an austerity drive which has once again driven the Greek public as well into the streets today.

Anonymous said...

The world has gone bonkers, stark raving mad! After Obama's Nobel Peace Prize, here's another criminal honoured in the same manner. UNESCO has just handed over with a straight face its own "Peace" (hum!) prize to France's stooge President Hollande for his launching the war in Mali. The world is upside down, and it will all end badly. Meanwhile, we just smile and take it.

Anonymous said...

Britain’s credit rating downgraded from AAA to AA1
February 22, 2013

Moody’s announced on Friday night that it had cut the Government’s bond rating one notch from ‘Aaa’ – the highest possible level – to ‘Aa1’.

The move is a significant setback for Chancellor George Osborne, who has faced criticism that his strategy for dealing with UK’s huge debt burden is failing to deliver.

Moody’s pointed to “continuing weakness in the UK’s medium-term growth outlook, with a period of sluggish growth which [it] now expects will extend into the second half of the decade”.

The credit ratings agency also noted that the Government’s debt reduction programme faced significant “challenges” and that the UK’s huge debts are unlikely to “reverse before 2016″.

Anonymous said...

Not only Britain in hot water, France's economy is an ongoing disaster. One Analyst writes: “The performance of France’s private sector economy deteriorated further in February, as a sharper fall in services activity offset a slight easing of the downturn in manufacturing. Following on from the news that GDP contracted -0.3% in the final quarter of 2012, PMI composite output data suggest that the first quarter is shaping up to be the worst since Q1 2009. The broad-based weakness across manufacturing and services leaves scant room for optimism, with a range of indicators from new orders, backlogs, employment and output prices all residing at depressed levels. Panelists reported that a general lack of confidence in the economic outlook had resulted in clients reining in spending and postponing orders, feeding further back into the downward spiral.”

Add to this protest marches in Spain and the sudden fear in Italy that Berlusconi might win the election again. All in all, EU once again on the brink.

Anonymous said...

Greece: Blackwater mercenaries guarding Govt and overseeing police; coup feared
26.2.13

Blackwater mercenaries are currently overseeing the police in Greece as rumours of a coup abound. We understand the situation is extremely tense and that the mercenaries are there mainly to protect the Government and parliament should trouble break out either in the form of a revolution or counter-revolution. Already, a destabilization plot involving the far-right and police has been uncovered.

Over the last 12 months or more Greece has seen wave after wave of mass demonstrations, riots, battles between police and protesters, armed attacks on Government premises, attacks by fascists (i.e. Golden Dawn ) on migrants, as well as, of course, the complete collapse of the economy. The Government has been beset by scandals (e.g. secret bank accounts in Switzerland) and journalists have been arrested. Most people now exist day by day via co-operatives ; workers are taking over the factories.

Anonymous said...

Post-election stalemate in Italy spooks investors
26.2.13

The Italian stock market fell sharply amid fears that the results of Sunday and Monday's election could produce a prolonged standoff between parties. With Italians awaiting the official vote tally, the poll remains deadlocked between the center-right and center-left blocs. Comedian Beppe Grillo's anti-establishment 5-Star Movement, or "non-party", was the election's biggest winner, taking fully 25 percent of the vote.

The results were widely seen as a rebuke of the austerity policies of Mario Monti's technocratic government, but a new election will be required if the current standoff can't be resolved.

Anonymous said...

Will Italy Be The Spark That Sets Off Financial Armageddon In Europe? - 27.2.13

Is the financial collapse of Italy going to be the final blow that breaks the back of Europe financially? Most people don’t realize this, but Italy is actually the third largest debtor in the entire world after the United States and Japan. Italy currently has a debt to GDP ratio of more than 120 percent, and Italy has a bigger national debt than anyone else in Europe does. That is why it is such a big deal that Italian voters have just overwhelmingly rejected austerity. The political parties led by anti-austerity candidates Silvio Berlusconi and Beppe Grillo did far better than anticipated. When you combine their totals, they got more than 50 percent of the vote. Italian voters have seen what austerity has done to Greece and Spain and they want no part of it. Unfortunately for Italian voters, it has been the promise of austerity that has kept the Italian financial system stable in recent months. Now that Italian voters have clearly rejected austerity, investors are fearing that austerity programs all over Europe may start falling apart. This is creating quite a bit of panic in European financial markets right now. On Tuesday, Italian stocks had their worst day in 10 months, Italian bond yields rose by the most that we have seen in 19 months, and the stocks of the two largest banks in Italy both fell by more than 8 percent. Italy is already experiencing its fourth recession since 2001, and unemployment has been steadily rising. If Italy is now “ungovernable”, as many are saying, then what does that mean for the future of Italy? Will Italy be the spark that sets off financial armageddon in Europe?

Anonymous said...

Rothschild’s want Iran’s Banks - 27.3.13

Could gaining control of the Central Bank of the Islamic Republic of Iran (CBI) be one of the main reasons that Iran is being targeted by Western and Israeli powers? Researchers are pointing out that Iran is one of only three countries left in the world whose central bank is not under Rothschild control.

The Rothschilds control the Bank of England, the Federal Reserve, the European Central Bank, the IMF, the World Bank and the Bank of International Settlements, and they own most of the gold in the world as well as the London Gold Exchange, which sets the price of gold every day. It is said the family owns over half the wealth of the planet.

Objective researchers contend that Iran is not being demonized because they are a nuclear threat. What then is the real reason?

Anonymous said...

As we like to say: "Drama in a hat". This particular drama refers to US: WASHINGTON (AP) -President Barack Obama and congressional Republicans failed to find a compromise that would have blocked an $85 billion budget reduction. Now, spending cuts will start to hit the U.S. military and a vast array of other government programs.

Now any cuts in military spending is music to our ears. What else? Portugal took to the streets yesterday against Austerity. And Italy's latest political star, Grillo, refuses to form a coalition govt with the so-called Left, mumbling darkly about leaving the euro eventually and returning to the lira.

The pace of all this is excruciating. But Patience - and some more patience - and we'll all get there finally, notwithstanding the multiple dramas in a hat.

Anonymous said...

Hugo Chavez is dead. Long live Chavez! And now what? Here's what Big Brother is planning:

US Plots Conquest of Venezuela in Wake of Chavez' Death

US corporate-financier funded think-tank, the American Enterprise Institute (AEI), declared in its "post-Chávez checklist for US policymakers," that the US must move quickly to reorganize Venezuela according to US interests. Upon its checklist were "key demands":

- The ouster of narco-kingpins who now hold senior posts in government
- The respect for a constitutional succession
- The adoption of meaningful electoral reforms to ensure a fair campaign environment and a transparent vote count in expected presidential elections; and
- The dismantling of Iranian and Hezbollah networks in Venezuela

What a stupid list! Makes one laugh even as our eyes shed tears.

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Greece Agrees to Give Up All of its Gold to Obtain Latest Bailout - 8.3.13

The devil is in the details. In this case, the details require Greece to give up all 111 tonnes of its gold in exchange for the latest bailout. Which means that should Greece ever decide to do what they should have done in May 2010 and default on the banksters, they will now be SOL as far as international trade is concerned.
As far as the banksters are concerned, Greece with its 111 tonnes of gold are merely a practice run for the main event: Portugal with 382.5 tonnes of gold, France with 2,435.4 tonnes of gold and Italy with 2,451.8 tonnes of gold.

Anonymous said...

Malaysia Invaded - 100's of Terrorists Land on Beaches, Western Media Mute

8.3.13

Hundreds of heavily armed terrorists have crossed from the Philippines and landed in the eastern Malaysian state of Sabah. Dozens are already dead, and the Malaysian military has brought in aircraft and armor to confront the audacious, bizarre invasion, scattering militants into the jungles of Borneo island. A seemingly headline news event, the invasion has been downplayed and spun by the Western media, many calling militant Al Qaeda-linked terrorists, an "armed Filipino clan."

Although I did find reference to this in a couple of other on-line resources, I am not amazed that this development is not making its way into the mouths of the corporate talking heads, looking at the Saudi/US connection regarding regime change and destabilization efforts around the world.

Anonymous said...

North Korea Severs Armistice With South Korea, War Is On - 9.3.13

Pyongyang announced Friday that it is nullifying non-aggression pacts with South Korea and cutting the hotline with its neighbor. It comes after the UN Security Council adopted a resolution expanding sanctions against North Korea.

North Korea “abrogates all agreements on non-aggression reached between the North and the South,” the state-run Committee for the Peaceful Reunification of Korea said in a statement.

“It notifies the South side that it will immediately cut off the North-South hotline,” said the statement, which was carried by the official Korean Central News Agency. They are also closing the main Panmunjom border crossing inside the Demilitarized Zone

This could simply be drama for the general public. It could also be the beginning of war.

Anonymous said...

Fitch downgrades Italy to BBB plu, something which was only to be expected. And in the US, unemplyoment figures are up in the 30% region, whereas officially only some 7.7% is acknowledged.

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With or without "employment", most Baboons contribute absolutely nothing useful/worthwhile anyway. And it's precisely this parasitism which gives the West its social cohesion. If the dividing line was drawn (as it should) between parasitic and non-parasitic strata of society -- leaving aside the issue of formal employment -- the West would have to confront the stark reality of it being comprised roughly 80% of pure surplus populations. The buzz phrase par excellence which has been coined to justify this as some kind of "progress" is, of course, "post-industrial society". Creative sophistry indeed.

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Wow! That was a perceptive comment on your part, Nussiminen. Come to think of it, our main productivity lies in our consumer Status. What jerks we are!

And now this bit from Italy:

On the Brink in Italy

Since a government austerity plan designed to shield Italy from Europe’s debt crisis took hold last year, the economy has tumbled into one of worst recessions of any euro zone country, and Mr. Tedeschi’s orders have all but dried up. His company, Temeca, is still in business. For now.

But among Italy’s estimated six million companies, businesses of all sizes have been going belly up at the rate of 1,000 a day over the last year, especially among the small and midsize companies that represent the backbone of Italy’s 1.5 trillion euro, or $2 trillion, economy.

Anonymous said...

Beppe Grillo: “Italy Is Already De Facto Out Of The Euro” - 14.3.13

In a preview of an interview he will conduct today with German’s Handelsblatt, the surprise winner of last month’s Italian elections Beppe Grillo said that Italy is “already de facto” outside the euro and runs the risk of being “dropped” by the region’s wealthiest members as soon as their banks recoup what they invested in the nation’s bonds. His suggestion – the same that got Greece’s G-Pap promptle sacked in late 2011 – a popular referendum to decide if Italy should remain in the Eurozone.

Grillo’s best line, however, was saved for Mario Monti: “he is a bankruptcy trustee on behalf of the banks” which is perhaps the most astute description we have read of the former Goldman operative ever.

Grillo is no fool and neither are the Italians who voted for him.

Anonymous said...

Depletion: The one word oil optimists refuse to utter - 17.3.13

Of course, the optimists have been telling us(and telling us and telling us) that so-called tight oil—the kind that comes from hydraulically fractured wells—will now finally move the needle on worldwide production. Well, so far, the net result is nada, nothing, zilch. Production from such wells has risen, but not enough to offset declines elsewhere.

And, as it turns out, fracked oil wells are now the poster children for the problem of production decline. Average annual oil production decline rates for two of the most well-developed tight oil plays, Bakken in North Dakota and Eagle-Ford in Texas, are 38 percent and 42 percent, respectively. That means that drillers in those plays must replace 38 to 42 percent of their current production EACH YEAR before they can increase production. It’s a ferociously high decline rate, some 10 times the rate worldwide. And, this is the oil that the optimists tell us is going to raise global production!

Anonymous said...

Cyprus wakes up to the realisation that the bank accounts of the population are being robbed to pay for their EU bailout.

Fiat currencies last for about 40 years; the fiat dollar has so far lasted 41 years. Far too much currency has been loaned into existence, it can never be paid back, we passed the tipping point many years ago. The euro, no less fiat than the dollar, is now on a vertiginous downward spiral.

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Will The Banking Meltdown In Cyprus Be A “Lehman Brothers Moment” For All Of Europe?

Cyprus lawmakers may have rejected the bank account tax, but the truth is that the financial crisis in Cyprus is just getting started. Right now, the two largest banks in Cyprus are dangerously close to a meltdown. If they fail, depositors could end up losing virtually all of their money. You see, the banking system of Cyprus absolutely dwarfs the GDP of that small island nation. Cyprus is known all over the world as a major offshore tax haven, and wealthy Russians and wealthy Europeans have been pouring massive amounts of money into the banking system over the last several decades. Yes, those bank deposits are supposed to be insured, but the truth is that there is no way that the government of Cyprus could ever come up with enough money to cover the massive losses that we are potentially looking at. This is a case where the banking system of a nation has gotten so large that the national government is absolutely powerless to stop a collapse from happening.

And here's Nigel Farage on the topic before the vote took place. they seemed to have listened to him this time:

http://xrepublic.tv/node/2589

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Open talk’ of Cyprus leaving euro as British savings are put at risk - 21.3.13

Unless the island signs off on a radical debt-cutting programme, the ECB will on Monday withdraw “emergency liquidity assistance” leading to the immediate collapse of the two largest Cypriot banks and a financial crash in Cyprus.

It has also emerged that talks over Cyprus leaving the EU’s single currency took place on Wednesday night between senior finance officials who have drawn up plans for capital controls to prevent a meltdown of the eurozone’s financial system.

In minutes seen by Reuters of a telephone conference that Cyprus refused to take part in, one senior ministry official described emotions as running “very high” and “open talk in regards of (Cyprus) leaving the euro zone”.

Anonymous said...

Could Cyprus’s gold reserves play a part in the crisis? - 22.3.13

The gold reserves of Cyprus stand at 13.9 tons. While not a big amount in itself, these reserves represent “physical gold” not “paper gold” which makes it very valuable from a market manipulation perspective. If the central banks and financial institutions that are suppressing the gold prices are running short on “physical gold”, then each ounce of real, assailed, not rehypothecated gold is priceless. Time has shown that the gold market manipulators are extremely powerful and will go to any lengths to keep the gold and silver prices down. If they have to force a country into bankruptcy in order to get 13.9 tons of physical gold and use it to suppress the prices, they’ll do it. If they have to create a distraction for the media, like a “special levy on bank accounts”, they’ll do it. If they are successful, it is very likely that Italian or Spanish gold reserves will be targeted next.

Anonymous said...

Have The Russians Already Quietly Withdrawn All Their Cash From Cyprus? - 26.3.13

Yesterday, we first reported on something very disturbing (at least to Cyprus' citizens): despite the closed banks (which will mostly reopen tomorrow, while the two biggest soon to be liquidated banks Laiki and BoC will be shuttered until Thursday) and the capital controls, the local financial system has been leaking cash. Lots and lots of cash.

Alas, we did not have much granularity or details on who or where these illegal transfers were conducted with. Today, courtesy of a follow up by Reuters, we do.

The result, at least for Europe, is quite scary because let's recall that the primary political purpose of destroying the Cyprus financial system was simply to punish and humiliate Russian billionaire oligarchs who held tens of billions in "unsecured" deposits with the island nation's two biggest banks.

Cyprus apart, Keep an eye on Slovenia which also threatens to go down the same wayward path to financial insolvency and loss of sovereignty.

Anonymous said...

http://www.youtube.com/embed/cPPTM275eG8

Cyprus Crisis - The Fuse Has Been Lit

Just remember if Cyprus collapses, all those credit default swaps held by US banks collapse too. And then, Boy, are we going to see flare up as never before.

Anonymous said...

On March 28, Russia started serious war games in the Black Sea, a warning to the dastardly west.

A pattern can be depicted from all this event. At the start of 2013, Russia held major naval drills in the Eastern Mediterranean against a backdrop of tension between Moscow and the US-led NATO and Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) coalition that has been destabilizing Syria. After the US and its anti-Syrian coalition threatened to intervene militarily and deployed Patriot missiles on Turkey’s southern border with Syria, a Russian naval flotilla was dispatched off the Syrian coast to send a strong message to Washington not to have any ideas of starting another war. In turn, the US and its allies tried to save face by spreading rumours that the Kremlin was preparing to evacuate Russian citizens from Syria, because the Syrian government was going to collapse and the situation was going to get critical.

Paralleling the Russian war games in the Black Sea, the Russian Air Force held long-range flights across Russia. This included flights by Russian nuclear strategic bombers. On the other end of Eurasia, China also conducted its own surprise naval war games in the South China Sea. While the US and its allies portrayed the Chinese moves as a threat to Vietnam over disputed territory in the South China Sea, the timing of the naval deployment could be linked to either Syria (or North Korea) and coordinated with Russia to warn the US to keep the international peace.

In a sign of the decline of the American Empire, just before the Russian war games in the Black Sea, all the increasingly assertive BRICS leaders warned the US against any adventurism in Syria and other countries. The Russian and Chinese muscle flexing are messages that tell Washington that Beijing and Moscow are serious and mean what they say. At the same time, these events can be read as signs that the world-system is coming under new management.

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Britain's debt mountain reaches £1.39TRILLION, equivalent to 90% of the entire economy, ONS reveals - 3.4.2013

Britain’s debt mountain has topped £1.387trillion, and is now the equivalent of 90 per cent of the entire economy.

The grim milestone was passed at the end of 2012, new figures from the Office for National Statistics revealed today.

It lays bare the dire state of the nation’s finances in the wake of the 2007 financial crash, which has seen government debt double in just five years.

Anonymous said...

It was nice knowing you, America

There are now an astonishing 90 million people absent from the US labor force.

NPR reports: “Every month, 14 million Americans get a disability check from the government.”

“In Hale County, Alabama, nearly 1 in 4 working-age adults is on disability.”

As of December 2012, 47 million Americans were on food stamps. The USDA assesses the annual cost of the program at $71.8 billion.

Separate from food stamps, and apparently not including other members of a household where at least one person is receiving government payments, we have 4.3 million Americans on welfare.

Medicaid, the government medical-care program for the poor, lists 50.1 million people enrolled in 2011. If you include Americans who were on Medicaid for at least one month in that year, the number swells to 70.4 million. As a result of Obamacare, the US Dept. of Health and Human Services predicts 20 million new people will be added to Medicaid in 2019.

Forbes Magazine states the annual cost of healthcare in the US is $2 trillion. And yet, concealed from the public, this money is used to wreak incredible destruction on the people.

Augusto Pinochet said...

Finalmente, mi muy querida y estimada Marguerita de Londres me acompaña aquí en medio de los vapores de azufre. Ay, ¡ qué la vida de ultratumba es feliz !

Nussiminen said...

Et maintenant que notre Dame de Fer ne reste plus avec nous dans ce monde, c'est le soulagement et la joie ici aussi!

Anonymous said...

Eurozone Crisis: Risk of social unrest rises in EU - 11.4.13

With unemployment at unprecedented levels in the EU, the risk of social unrest is rising, says the UN’s International Labour Organization. The ILO is warning politicians to abandon austerity and embrace job creation.

“When unemployment is as high as it is right now – as poverty and welfare protection become worse – then the danger of social unrest grows along with it,” says Miguel Angel Malo.

Malo is a professor of economics in Salamanca, Spain – a country where youth unemployment is at 56 percent. Additionally he’s an economics expert at the International Labour Organization (ILO), a UN agency seeking to promote labor rights.

It was for the ILO that Malo co-authored a paper with an unsettling thesis: the likelihood of social unrest is increasing. Or at least, it’s becoming far more likely in certain areas of Europe.






What is happening in Europe...will not stay in Europe.

When the money runs out for the US government (and this is a question of when, not if), we can expect to see unrest in this country as well. The Federal government is already planning for it; if not, why the purchase of millions of bullets by the Department of Homeland Security, which is supposed to have no real purpose outside of the United States domestic borders?!?

Anonymous said...

Nussiminen, Pinochet, laissez tomber. Qu'est-ce qu'on a à gagner à faire le procès à son tombeau? C'était une femme insupportable, mais qui a été bien punie de son vivant par cette démence sénile qui a marqué les dernières années de sa vie. En fin de compte, le soulagement, certainement, mais un peu de pitié pour cette Dame aussi qui n'était qu'une épave avant sa mort bien méritée.

Nussiminen said...

Certes, Mme Thatcher était une femme insupportable, justement comme son seigneur et maître, le maudit chien chilien. Allons donc punir violemment cette misérable colonie pénitentiaire plus connue sous la désignation "les néo-liberaux". Les méthodes appliquées par les putschistes en Amérique Latine feront du bien à leurs disciples contemporains.

Anonymous said...

Friend Nussiminen, riots are predicted in GB when the Iron Lady is laid to rest with all the pomp due to a member of the royal family. We'll all heave a sigh and say good riddance to bad rubbish.

But what should give us heart this Monday morning is the news that Maduro has won in Venezuela. By a razon-thin margin, claim the Mainstream media. We say: we don't give a damn if he won by only one vote. So long as Venezuela continues in clean hands, there is some hope for the world.

Nussiminen said...

@15/4/13:07:06

Maduro's victory is most welcome news indeed alongside the passing of Thatcher. And it's truly breath-taking to encounter the MONUMENTAL difference between oppressor (UK) and oppressed (Venezuela) countries with regard to the politicians they tend to breed, respectively. Just compare Margaret Thatcher to recently deceased Hugo Chávez, and you'll be quite tempted to conclude that people get what they deserve, after all.

Anonymous said...

Hi Nussiminen. No comparison between Thatcher and Chavez, They are like a piece of coal and a polished diamond.Glad that stupid funeral is out of the way. And now to the topic of the day: what is US upto now. One false flag in Boston,complete with ricin letters copying the antrax letters of 9/11, another in Texas which is equally difficult to understand. About the former, Morris West seems to think the two Young Brothers (though how they were brothers if one was a Jew and the other a gypsy is yet another one of those mysteries the US abounds in) were whisked away and quietly put on a plane bound for home. If US is planning to send drone attacks over Chechnya, that will take a bit of doing. As for Texas, he interprets it as a settling of feuds among the powerful in US itself. Oklohoma City was also a fertiliser bombing. And then there's the anniversary of WACO. To cap it all, hedge funds seem to be imploding all over the place and distraction was sorely needed. So what would be your take on all of this?

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“The West won the world not by the superiority of its ideas or values or religion, but rather by its superiority in applying organized violence. Westerners often forget this fact, non-Westerners never do.” - Samuel P. Huntingtonre's

Here's a poiuytr-like sentence from an old enemy of ours. Remember him? The Clash of Civilisations bloke. The grand old master of war deceit. But here, "organised violence" sums it up very nicely. Though poiuytr would go further and say: The very mortal enemies of mankind.

Nussiminen said...

Huntington is spot on regarding his Freeworld enemy. A fact which is perfectly compatible with his imperialist nostrums that earned him money and fame as an "intellectual" (Western Baboon-style). The West has been nothing but an instigator of genocide, rape, and plunder ever since its inception in the late 15th century, and those at the receiving end should have very little problems in seeing it for what it is -- including, among other things, a most sober assessment of its "intelligentsia".

However, Huntington is not entirely correct in his assessment of the Baboons, whether he knows it or not. The fact of the matter is that the more the West goes down the drain, the more feverish the Baboons' yearnings for Western "proud traditions" and "values" become. A pretty amusing testimony hereof is how the Baboons instantly dispense en masse with their bogus, shallow individualism, rallying under the banners of any crackpot that promises to boost parasitism -- the phenomenon we've come to know as "right-wing populism".

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Slovenia Credit Rating Cut to Junk by Moody’s on Banking Turmoil - 1.5.13

Slovenia’s credit rating was cut to junk by Moody’s Investors Service, which cited “turmoil” in the country’s banking industry and said the government would have to offer lenders more financial support.

The rating was lowered two levels to Ba1 from Baa2, on par with Turkey, Moody’s said today, assigning a negative outlook. Five members of the 17-nation euro area are now rated junk by Moody’s. Standard & Poor’s and Fitch Ratings both rate Slovenia at A-, the fourth-lowest investment grade.

“The first key factor underpinning today’s rating action is the ongoing turmoil in the country’s banking system and the high likelihood that the sovereign will be required to provide further assistance and capital injections,” Moody’s said in an e-mailed statement from New York. “Asset quality at the banks deteriorated considerably in 2012 and has continued to deteriorate since.”

Here we go again. Yet another Eurozone Country to be robbed blind and then sold into slavery.

Nussiminen said...

Today, May 7th, marks the 68th anniversary of the most resounding defeat to date of Western invincibility, imbecility, and depravity when the Soviet Red Army smashed the Nazi Baboons single-handedly. Small wonder this poses a problem to the Baboons and their already waning self-confidence. And indeed, this problem is being exacerbated further still by the fact that their revered betters are so unimaginative, dull, and full of themselves that they choose to just keep droning on forever with their WW2 Anglo-American revisionist tripe according to which there hardly was any war between Nazi Germany and the Soviet Union.

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Biotech’s Next Big Disaster: Seeds that Emit Multiple Pesticides

14.5.13

This reveals an underlying assumption about technology: when scientists discover a new way of doing things, it can never be retracted; it will eventually work well; improvements will come.

That false assumption sustains a tremendous amount of false science, as well as profits, of course, for the companies involved. We're talking about GMO which are growing more and more dangerous with every new version of such seeds, the latest being the multi-pesticide emitting type which some suspect of having caused the deaths of bees in various parts of the world.

Anonymous said...

Thanks for this reminder, Nussiminen. I'd not have remembered myself, but good you did it for us instead. You say Nazi baboon, poiuytr would probably term it Saxon baboons. Whichever, this lot has harmed humanity beyond measure and made us swim in an ocean of lies. When their end comes, as inevitably it must, the world will be a healthier place.

Nussiminen said...

My pleasure!

Amusingly, the message of all this Western utter horseshit about WW2 amounts to that Hitler and his grovelling compatriots are the only knit and kin that today's like-minded Baboons do not approve of. It's reasonable, in my view, to believe Nazi Germany would be held in the highest reapect were it not for the commitment to its sibling, Zionist Israel.

Anonymous said...

Russian Pacific Fleet Warships Enter Mediterranean For First Time In Decades, To Park In Cyprus - 16.5.13

Earlier we reported that the US has now officially landed a Marine force in Israel as well as an assault ship, in a visit that the US Navy promptly assured "is not associated with, nor a reaction to, any world events." It seems we were not the only ones who read this justification somewhat skeptically: so did Russia. And in a historic event, the Russian Pacific fleet, for the first time in decades, crossed the Suez Canal and entered the Mediterranean, direction Cyprus' port of Limasol (hi Cyprus - Russia will be arriving shortly) in what is now the loudest implied warning to the US and Israel amassing military units across Syria's border that Russia will not stand idly by as Syria is used by the Israeli "Defense" Forces for target practice. “The task force has successfully passed through the Suez Channel and entered the Mediterranean. It is the first time in decades that Pacific Fleet warships enter this region,” Capt. First Rank Roman Martov said.

Anonymous said...

How the BRICS plan to undo the reserve currency status of the Dollar:

• Reformation of the world currency system in order to create a representative, stable and predictable system of world reserve currencies;
• Reduction of the risks of destabilization of currency and equity markets linked to massive cross-border flows of capital;
• Increasing the use of national currencies in the trade between BRICS countries;
• Increasing the level of cooperation between BRICS countries in order to promote their interest in the domain of world trade;
• Strengthening the BRICS Exchange Alliance;
• Creating independent rating agencies.

Since the Durban Summit, at least one of those measures has been implemented: RT reported that “China’s Dagong Global Credit Rating agency is to set up the joint venture with US-based Egan-Jones Ratings Co (EJR) and Russia's RusRating JSC to challenge the three major US ratings agencies.” As BRICS countries try to achieve the rest of their stated goals, it remains to be seen if the dollar system survives the joint onslaught of the biggest emerging economies.

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