Robert Mundell is the father of the euro. When he taught at the
University of Chicago, he told his students that the euro was never
intended to actually work. Its purpose was to fail, impoverish the
people of Europe and force them to accept a dictatorship from the
unelected European Commission. This is according to Greg Palast of the
BBC who attended the University of Chicago.
On the American front the history of America’s occupation in the
modern era began in 1913 when the Federal Reserve Act was passed and the
Internal Revenue Service was created. The bankers obviously
assassinated President Kennedy. They decided to kill him on the 53rd
anniversary of their first meeting held to draft the legislation for
the Federal Reserve Act. Bankers like to flaunt their power. There is a
reason for that. It changes the society which has to adjust to the fact
that the bankers have the right to kill us for committing the crimes of
excessive courage, honesty and integrity.
Even before the assassination of Kennedy I knew we would experience a
rapidly growing National Security State. Our bankers are allowed to
create our money as a loan at interest to transfer all wealth from us to
them. We had lost more than 3 million Americans to starvation in the
Last Great Depression.
Try looking at the world from the point of view of the Trilateral
Commission which is a Rothschild-Rockefeller operation. They issued a
paper in 1975 called The Crisis in Democracy On The Governability Of
Democracies. The bankers concluded that we suffer from excessive
democracy. Really? I see no evidence of democracy. Are there any
politicians who listen to voters on all those wars, Bailouts, Austerity
cuts and tax increases? Americans now consume meat that is not inspected
for disease. One of the men who wrote that original paper also took up
the idea of the Clash of Civilizations and the War on Terror. This clash
is between Banker Occupied Governments and Muslims who do not like
usury, bank fraud, unemployment, Quantitative Easing, colonialism and
Zionism.
Ehud Barak who had been Prime Minister when Israel was planning the
controlled demolitions of World Trade Center Towers 1, 2 and 7 was in
London on 911. He had a script for the future of all NATO countries. He
said we were to wage a War on Terror. We then were told that this war
was to be waged for the next 100 years. But America, Great Britain and
Europe will be bankrupt long before we reach the 12th anniversary of
911.
We are very close to an economic collapse in Europe, Japan, the
United Kingdom, America and a hundred other countries. Does anyone
believe that America would be willing to sacrifice ten million people to
die by starvation to show their love for the bankers? Does anyone
believe that two million Americans of Hispanic descent will willingly
starve to death rather than be accused of being disrespectful to our
ruling Lords of Wall Street? Does anyone believe black Americans will
sacrifice two million of their people? Does anyone believe that five
million white Americans who have over 300 million guns will willingly
die of starvation?
Things are getting worse in the EU. A coroner in a small county in
Ireland had five coroner’s juries return verdicts in one day. All five
were suicides of young men ranging in age from 16 to 30. Some do
violence to themselves but others will do violence against their
oppressors.
Bill Holter of Miles Franklin recently wrote a short piece at Silver
Doctors saying that the COMEX will default on its silver and gold
contracts. The bankers sold tons of paper gold and silver they cannot
deliver. They did drive down the price and even piled on by raising
margin requirements. This was an act of desperation.
Mario Draghi, the former Goldman Sachs VP and current head of the
European Central Bank said that Cyprus was not done right. They took the
deposit money of politically unconnected while allowing the favored few
to get their money out and get into something better than a euro.
Draghi says they needed a Structural Mechanism to do abetter job at what
I have called Quantitative Looting and the media is calling a Bail-in.
Angela Merkel is being advised by Five Wise Men who recommended a
Bail-in which would take the Cyprus model, refine it and take it all the
way across the Eurozone. Specifically they are talking about a wealth
tax. Their idea is that if the Too Big To Jail Banks go under, we will
allow the people who own the government to loot our bank accounts and to
levy a one time tax on our homes. The latter is thought to be a good
idea because homes are easy for tax collectors to find. These policies
are being discussed prior to the German elections. Italy might have to
go for a second round of parliamentary elections. I do not think voters
in either Iraly or Germany are going to like these ideas. Maybe that is
why the Trilateral Commission thinks we suffer from Excessive Democracy
and Obama is buying 30,000 drones, 2 billion bullets and 2,700 tanks to
terrorize the taxpayers.
People are going to get angry. It is time we ask our friends this:
Why bankers cannot go to jail. Tell them the answer is that an Occupying
Power is exempt from the laws of Occupied nations like America, the EU
and the UK.
So let’s look at the bankers’ possible exit strategies. All of these
exit strategies involve your impoverishment and enslavement to be
followed by your death.
The bankers got out of the last Depression by starting World War II
after the German military and the Japanese Emperor had tried to
surrender.
Vladimir Putin is not my favorite man on the scene. He could do a lot
more to defend Syria and Iran. But at least he is an adult. He will not
allow this hype over Korea, Syria and Iran to go nuclear. And as I have
been saying for more than five years, there will be no attack on Iran.
That would be suicidal. The professional soldiers in the US and in
Israel have said No.
So what is left?
Recently the police in Colorado were told by federal officials that
they would have to go door to door taking guns away from Christians and
Catholics. That is insane and will only happen if the bankers decide to
destroy America by starting a civil war. They want to kill both sides.
That is one form of population reduction. As Zbigniew Brzezinski said,
“It is easier to kill a million people than to control them. They will
need to kill us off in large numbers while impoverishing us.
I think they know earth changes are coming anyway and will add a
series of plagues into the mix. The New Madrid and California earthquake
zones are long overdue. There is also a problem in the Indo-Australian
tectonic plate so there is an increased risk of volcanoes and
earthquakes in the Pacific Ring of Fire area. Do not forget that the
Pacific Ocean has become toxic due to Fukushima.
They do not have much time left before their banks collapse so we
should expect a major event within weeks or at most two or three months.
Related Articles: The first article is from Catherine Austin Fitts
who created the term Slow Burn to describe the daily theft of your money
by bankers.
Catherine Austin Fitts: The Black Budget And The Leveraged Buyout Of The World Using Stolen Money
http://vidrebel.wordpress.com/2011/11/10/catherine-austin-fitts-the-black-budget-and-the-leveraged-buyout-of-the-world-using-stolen-money/
Nine Myths And Misconceptions About Money That Can Literally Kill You
http://vidrebel.wordpress.com/2011/06/30/1054/
IMF Economists: ‘We Were Wrong.’ Will Someone Please Tell The Press And The Politicians.
http://vidrebel.wordpress.com/2012/08/19/imf-economists-we-were-wrong-will-someone-please-tell-the-press-and-the-politicians/
Memo To Pentagon: Compare The Invasion Of Lichtenstein And The Cayman Islands To War With Iran And Syria
http://vidrebel.wordpress.com/2012/08/06/memo-to-pentagon-compare-the-invasion-of-lichtenstein-and-the-cayman-islands-to-war-with-iran-and-syria/
Monday, April 22, 2013
Japan please don't sign TPP
It is utterly disgusting to listen to the Nye-Armitage report. CSIS is the PNAC for Asia.
Listen to these crooks. It doesn't even have a good front the whole talk is a bit of ego stroking Japan combined with an infomercial to buy US natural Gas. They even had the gumption to tell Japan to re-start their nuclear power! Wow.
Listen to these crooks. It doesn't even have a good front the whole talk is a bit of ego stroking Japan combined with an infomercial to buy US natural Gas. They even had the gumption to tell Japan to re-start their nuclear power! Wow.
China earthquake: Rescuers scrabble to find survivors
Thousands of rescue workers combed through flattened villages in
southwest China in a race to find survivors from a powerful quake as the
toll of dead and missing rose past 200.
Dressed in bright orange uniforms, rescuers battled their way up mountain paths strewn with wreckage to reach isolated parts of Sichuan province on the edge of the Tibetan Plateau.
Army troops dressed in camouflage worked through the night, searching villages where houses had been destroyed for survivors and treating those injured in the quake.
China's new Premier Li Keqiang has rushed to the disaster zone and was shown by state broadcaster CCTV eating breakfast in a tent. He told state media that "the rescue effort is our first duty".
Li said on Saturday that the first 24 hours was "the golden time for saving lives", as China's new leaders respond to a fresh disaster five years after another Sichuan earthquake left more than 90,000 people dead or missing.
But the rescue operation was hampered by huge queues of traffic -- some stretching back for 20 kilometres (12 miles) -- clogging roads into the disaster zone.
"We really want to go in and help people, but instead we are waiting in traffic," one frustrated relief official said in his car, as large numbers of volunteer rescuers from local communities tried to head to the zone.
Boulders the size of cars littered streets in Lushan county, the epicentre of the earthquake.
"Three people died in that building, and no one wants to live in this area anymore because it is too dangerous," a 45-year man surnamed Yang told a news agency, surrounded by rubble from the quake.
More than 1,100 aftershocks have followed since the quake struck Sichuan province on Saturday morning. Chinese seismologists registered the tremor at 7.0 magnitude while the US Geological Survey gave it as 6.6.
At least 179 people have been confirmed dead, 24 are missing and nearly 11,500 were injured, the Ministry of Civil Affairs said.
Firefighters helped by sniffer dogs have pulled 91 people alive from the rubble, the Xinhua news agency said, citing the Ministry of Public Security.
At Lushan People's Hospital, a steady stream of ambulances continued to arrive in the early hours of Sunday. Most victims were taken to tents erected in the grounds of the hospital, where doctors treated the wounded.
A 68-year-old woman with a broken arm spoke of the terror she experienced when the earthquake struck.
"It was as if the mountain was alive," she told a news agency. "Now I have no home to go. So I don't know what I am going to do."
Quake-prone Japan, which has been mired in tension with China over a high-seas territorial dispute, offered any help that is required.
"Japan is ready to offer its maximum support," Prime Minister Shinzo Abe said in a message to Chinese President Xi Jinping and Premier Li, according to Japan's Foreign Ministry.
China responded that overseas assistance was not needed at the moment but that it would contact Japan if that changes, the ministry said.
More than 17,000 Chinese soldiers and police have joined the rescue mission and five drones were sent to capture aerial images, Xinhua said, as well as aircraft carrying out rescue and relief work.
A military vehicle carrying 17 troops headed for the quake area plummeted over a cliff on Saturday, killing one soldier and injuring seven others.
The disaster has evoked comparisons to the 2008 Sichuan quake, the country's worst in decades, and President Xi ordered all-out efforts to minimise casualties, Xinhua said.
The 2008 quake generated an outpouring of support, with volunteers rushing to the scene to offer aid and then-premier Wen Jiabao also visiting.
But public anger erupted after the discovery that many schools fell while other buildings did not, creating suspicions of corruption and corner-cutting in construction.
The deaths of the children became a taboo subject in the heavily controlled domestic media and social media websites.
But the response on China's Twitter-like "weibo" sites to Saturday's quake has overwhelmingly been one of support for rescue efforts, with thousands pledging to donate money and others mourning the victims.
Earthquakes frequently strike China's southwest. In April 2010, a 6.9 magnitude quake killed about 2,700 people and injured 12,000 in a remote area of Qinghai province bordering the northwest of Sichuan.
Dressed in bright orange uniforms, rescuers battled their way up mountain paths strewn with wreckage to reach isolated parts of Sichuan province on the edge of the Tibetan Plateau.
Army troops dressed in camouflage worked through the night, searching villages where houses had been destroyed for survivors and treating those injured in the quake.
China's new Premier Li Keqiang has rushed to the disaster zone and was shown by state broadcaster CCTV eating breakfast in a tent. He told state media that "the rescue effort is our first duty".
Li said on Saturday that the first 24 hours was "the golden time for saving lives", as China's new leaders respond to a fresh disaster five years after another Sichuan earthquake left more than 90,000 people dead or missing.
But the rescue operation was hampered by huge queues of traffic -- some stretching back for 20 kilometres (12 miles) -- clogging roads into the disaster zone.
"We really want to go in and help people, but instead we are waiting in traffic," one frustrated relief official said in his car, as large numbers of volunteer rescuers from local communities tried to head to the zone.
Boulders the size of cars littered streets in Lushan county, the epicentre of the earthquake.
"Three people died in that building, and no one wants to live in this area anymore because it is too dangerous," a 45-year man surnamed Yang told a news agency, surrounded by rubble from the quake.
More than 1,100 aftershocks have followed since the quake struck Sichuan province on Saturday morning. Chinese seismologists registered the tremor at 7.0 magnitude while the US Geological Survey gave it as 6.6.
At least 179 people have been confirmed dead, 24 are missing and nearly 11,500 were injured, the Ministry of Civil Affairs said.
Firefighters helped by sniffer dogs have pulled 91 people alive from the rubble, the Xinhua news agency said, citing the Ministry of Public Security.
At Lushan People's Hospital, a steady stream of ambulances continued to arrive in the early hours of Sunday. Most victims were taken to tents erected in the grounds of the hospital, where doctors treated the wounded.
A 68-year-old woman with a broken arm spoke of the terror she experienced when the earthquake struck.
"It was as if the mountain was alive," she told a news agency. "Now I have no home to go. So I don't know what I am going to do."
Quake-prone Japan, which has been mired in tension with China over a high-seas territorial dispute, offered any help that is required.
"Japan is ready to offer its maximum support," Prime Minister Shinzo Abe said in a message to Chinese President Xi Jinping and Premier Li, according to Japan's Foreign Ministry.
China responded that overseas assistance was not needed at the moment but that it would contact Japan if that changes, the ministry said.
More than 17,000 Chinese soldiers and police have joined the rescue mission and five drones were sent to capture aerial images, Xinhua said, as well as aircraft carrying out rescue and relief work.
A military vehicle carrying 17 troops headed for the quake area plummeted over a cliff on Saturday, killing one soldier and injuring seven others.
The disaster has evoked comparisons to the 2008 Sichuan quake, the country's worst in decades, and President Xi ordered all-out efforts to minimise casualties, Xinhua said.
The 2008 quake generated an outpouring of support, with volunteers rushing to the scene to offer aid and then-premier Wen Jiabao also visiting.
But public anger erupted after the discovery that many schools fell while other buildings did not, creating suspicions of corruption and corner-cutting in construction.
The deaths of the children became a taboo subject in the heavily controlled domestic media and social media websites.
But the response on China's Twitter-like "weibo" sites to Saturday's quake has overwhelmingly been one of support for rescue efforts, with thousands pledging to donate money and others mourning the victims.
Earthquakes frequently strike China's southwest. In April 2010, a 6.9 magnitude quake killed about 2,700 people and injured 12,000 in a remote area of Qinghai province bordering the northwest of Sichuan.
Higher Sperm Counts Are a Breeze with a Kilt
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Low sperm count got you down? The problem might not be in your pants — the problem may be pants themselves.
Researchers believe wearing kilts — the skirtlike garments long associated with Scottish bagpipers — could enhance men's fertility while also providing psychological benefits.
The medical experts base their claim on existing studies that prove sperm counts improve when the scrotal area is cooler. A 2012 report suggests that wearing boxer shorts (as opposed to snug-fitting briefs) was associated with higher sperm counts.
Their research is detailed in the latest issue of the Scottish Medical Journal.
Other studies have found that heat-inducing activities, such as sitting in hot saunas and using laptops, can adversely affect sperm count and sperm motility (movement).
And the healthiest, most virile way to wear a kilt? "Regimental style," the study authors suggest — also known as "going commando," or simply "not wearing any underwear."
"There are strong psychological benefits associated with kilt wearing," the researchers noted, "most notably (a) a feeling of masculinity and pride and (b) positive attention from sexual admirers.
"Because the kilt is a purely masculine garment, men need not be ashamed of or reticent about the therapeutic wearing of a kilt for a certain period of time to possibly improve sperm quantity and quality."
However, the study authors cautioned, "further research is needed to prove this hypothesis."
Follow Marc Lallanilla on Twitter and Google+. Follow us @livescience, Facebook & Google+. Original article on LiveScience.com.
Everyone should have a trial.
Before you read below everyone should read this too . USA: The Creator & Sustainer of Chechen Terrorism because if you don't understand that you are going to be lost.
EVERYONE should have a trial. If you don't have a trial then there is something to hide. Nazis had a trial. Other domestic terrorist had trials. Even the 20th 9/11 hijacker had a trial. The DC snipers had a trial. Timothy McVeigh had a trial. Even Saddam was taken to kangaroo court. So why do these guys in Gitmo involved in 9/11 and (possibly) the living Boston bomber not get a trial? Because the government can't allow its privateers and patsies a public place to spill the beans.
A real simple question I have is why doesn't the debris on the back pack used in the bombing match either of the back packs of the accused? It was black with a white square on the top. The backpack of the bombers is grey and black the other white with black.
Also wasn't the other bag supposed to have been brown? Isn't that was was first reported and filmed?
The debris bag at least one of them looks like one from the National Guard Civil Support Team and no it was not Craft International.
And no it wasn't This guy. Similar or same kind of backpack sure but not him because
He still had his on after the bombing
The fact that that guy and the skull caps were so covered on Jonestown ought to let you know that it would be easily debunked because Alex is Cointel-Pro. The guy is always building the walls on Jericho.
So what you have left is, a resounding none of the above. Unless the other backpack was white and black, there is no match at all. The Grey and black one did not have the white square nor was it as black as the debris.
China hits back at US over 'woeful' rights record
Beijing: China on Sunday accused the United States of human rights violations through its military operations abroad and failing to prevent its own citizens from gun violence, in a rejoinder to a US rights report.
The report, released by China's parliament, the State Council, said Washington has "turned a blind eye to its own woeful human rights situation", despite styling itself as "the world judge of human rights".
China -- which officially includes rising living standards in its definition of human rights -- released the report in response to a US report published Friday that said China's rights record has worsened over the past year.
The US report highlighted a Chinese crackdown on ethnic minorities, including Tibetans, the detention of political dissidents, as well as the widespread surveillance of citizens by a huge domestic security apparatus.
China's report, culled from a variety of sources, including US media, accused US wars in Iraq and Afghanistan of causing "massive civilian casualties".
The report also cited "astonishing" casualties that resulted from mass shootings at a movie theatre in the state of Colorado in July and at an elementary school in Connecticut in December.
"Americans are the most heavily armed people in the world per capita," the report said. It added that the US had "serious" issues with discrimination of a sexual, racial and religious nature.
The exchange of critical reports between the two nations on human rights has become an annual tradition, while relations between the world's two largest economies remain strained over issues including cyber-hacking and North Korea.
A copy of the report was published by China's official news agency Xinhua.
AFP
Sunday, April 21, 2013
China earthquake shears off mountainsides, kills 180 people
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STORY HIGHLIGHTS
- 180 are dead and 24 others are missing, authorities say
- More than 11,200 people are reported to have been injured
- Chinese Premier Li Keqiang travels to the area
- The quake struck about 70 miles from the city of Chengdu in Sichuan
Thousands of emergency
workers, including soldiers, rushed to reach the affected zones in the
hilly region, but their progress was impeded.
"Huge chucks of the
mountain in certain areas have sheared off and fallen into the valleys,"
CNN's David McKenzie reported from near the quake's epicenter in
Lushan. "Big boulders have landed onto the roads, making emergency work
difficult."
Severe structural damage with some buildings flattened was evident in Lushan.
Xu Mengjia, the Communist
Party chief of Ya'an, the city that administers the area where the
quake struck, told state broadcaster CCTV that because of landslides and
disruption to communications, determining the total number of
casualties may take some time.
Chinese Premier Li Keqiang traveled to the area from Beijing on Saturday, state media reported.
The quake struck just
after 8 a.m. local time Saturday, about 115 kilometers (70 miles) away
from the provincial capital, Chengdu, at a depth of around 12
kilometers, according to the U.S. Geological Survey. There was
conflicting information about the earthquake's strength, with the USGS
putting the magnitude at 6.6 and the China Earthquake Networks Center
gauging it at 7.0.
It was followed by a series of aftershocks, some of them as strong as magnitude 5.1, the USGS said.
Authorities have
responded by sending rescue workers to the area around the epicenter,
briefly halting flights at the airport in Chengdu and suspending
high-speed rail operations, state media reported.
"There's definitely a
huge government response -- soldiers driving past me now," McKenzie
said. "Triage centers have been set up by the government and the Red
Cross."
The event stirred memories of the devastating earthquake that hit Sichuan in 2008, killing more than 87,000 people.
First responders to
Saturday's quake reported that the damage caused didn't appear to be as
severe as what was seen in the aftermath of the 2008 disaster, according
to CCTV.
Fan Xiaodong, a student in Chengdu, said when the tremors began to shake buildings in the city, many of his startled classmates rushed out of their dorms, some of them wearing only the clothes they'd been sleeping in.
At first, Fan said, he only felt a slight trembling as he dozed in bed.
"I thought it was my
roommates shaking the bed," he said. "But the shock became stronger
soon, and it came to me that an earthquake happened."
The epicenter was in
Lushan country, a district of Ya'an. That area is home to China's famous
giant pandas and houses the country's biggest panda research center.
CCTV reported that the pandas at the facility, which is about 40 kilometers (about 25 miles) from the epicenter, were safe.
Residents of Chongqing, a
sprawling metropolis more than 300 kilometers (about 190 miles) from
Ya'an, said the quake also shook buildings there.
CNN's David McKenzie reported and from Lushan, China. CNN's Ed Payne reported from Atlanta.
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