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[traderabc] 17/4/2011 23:26

This is funny.

Max Keiser In Ireland On Tonight With Vincent Browne

[traderabc] 17/4/2011 22:06

INVESTMENT MAGAZIN presents Jim Rogers on Commodities

[traderabc] 17/4/2011 21:18

The 5 Words Used to Control / Enslave You



Steven, Æ, Contributing Writer
Activist Post
April 17, 2011

Note: Many well-known freedom movement spokesmen/women have not been willing to fully discuss and expose this subject for reasons known only to them. Why? Because, they either think it is too trivial, they do not fully understand it or perhaps in their mind, it's been debunked by an attorney, whom they give credence to, without doing their own thorough due diligence. It is also important to note that there are some well-intentioned lawyers who strive to assist in making our world a safer and better place for all to live. The intention of this article is to shine a bright light and empower you to help break the matrix grip.

First and foremost, it is vitally important to comprehend that everything in the business / commercial world is done by contract, both public and private. Secondly, relationships are also contractual - marital, parental and social (friendships). You both consciously and unconsciously verbally contract all day long, and when merited, in written form as well.

Words are understood to be very powerful and it is through spelling that spells are cast. However, it is a very misunderstood fact that words used in everyday language most often do not have the same meaning in a legal sense (contractual or court setting).

[traderabc] 16/4/2011 00:19

Just as I expected, a harmless old man, just trying to help.

Judge Napolitano Interviews Von Nothaus Of Liberty Dollar On Freedom Watch

[traderabc] 15/4/2011 15:17

The Keiser takes no prisoners, quite funny Starts at min 15 ish

Max Keiser - ten oclock live - banker talk

[traderabc] 15/4/2011 14:29

World Bank: Food prices have entered the 'danger zone'



Philip Aldrick
London Telegraph
April 15, 2011

Food prices have entered the "danger zone", threatening to condemn a generation to extreme poverty and malnutrition, the World Bank has warned.

Robert Zoellick, World Bank president, said food prices are at "a tipping point", having risen 36pc in the last year to levels close to their 2008 peak. The rising cost of food has been much more dramatic in low-income countries, pushing 44m people into poverty since June last year.

Another 10pc rise in food prices would push 10m into extreme poverty, defined as an effective income of less than $1.25 a day. Already, the world's poor number 1.2bn.

Mr Zoellick said he saw no short term reversal in the damaging effect of food inflation, which is felt much more in the developing world as packaging and distribution accounts for a far larger proportion of the cost in the advanced economies.

[traderabc] 15/4/2011 13:30

Will Precious Metals Survive the Double Dip?
04/14/2011
By Peter D Schiff04/14/2011

It is rare in recent history for precious metals to appreciate in parallel with the broader stock market. Yet, this has been the case in the two years since the stock market began crawling out of the wreckage of the 2008 financial crisis. Although metals have vastly outperformed US equities over that time frame, it is noteworthy that stocks have gone up at all. Since January 2, 2009, the S&P 500 stock index is up just about 50%. Over the same time, gold is up 68% and silver is up a staggering 267%. With rising interest rates, oil at over $100 a barrel, and the recovery running out of steam, many investors are wisely asking if the markets are set for a sharp pullback. Given the correlation that we have seen across asset classes, some are making the seemingly logical conclusion that metal prices are vulnerable.

The results of 2008 loom large in many calculations. In the second half of that year, when the extent of the financial catastrophe emerged into the light of day, the S&P 500 dropped some 31%. At the same time, gold dropped by more than 7% and silver almost 39%. Recent volatility in the shares of gold and silver mining stocks reveal that the fear of such reversals may be a growing concern among investors.

But one example does not a rule make, especially the example of a panic rush into dollars and US Treasuries. Wise long-term investors make decisions based upon fundamentals, and those for precious metals remain strong.

[traderabc] 15/4/2011 11:34

[KR138] Keiser Report – For a Few Billion Dollars More
April 15th, 2011 by stacyherbert
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We talk to Cory Doctorow.

[traderabc] 14/4/2011 11:54

"The loans were set up so that Christy and Susan would keep 100 percent of any gains on the deals, while the Fed and the Treasury (read: the taxpayer) would eat 90 percent of the losses."




The Real Housewives of Wall Street

Why is the Federal Reserve forking over $220 million in bailout money to the wives of two Morgan Stanley bigwigs?

By
Matt Taibbi
April 12, 2011 9:55 AM ET



America has two national budgets, one official, one unofficial. The official budget is public record and hotly debated: Money comes in as taxes and goes out as jet fighters, DEA agents, wheat subsidies and Medicare, plus pensions and bennies for that great untamed socialist menace called a unionized public-sector workforce that Republicans are always complaining about. According to popular legend, we're broke and in so much debt that 40 years from now our granddaughters will still be hooking on weekends to pay the medical bills of this year's retirees from the IRS, the SEC and the Department of Energy.

[traderabc] 14/4/2011 11:47

In 1970, Rogers joined Arnhold & S. Bleichroeder, where he met George Soros. That same year, Rogers and Soros founded the Quantum Fund. During the following 10 years the portfolio gained 4200% while the S&P advanced about 47%.[1] It was one of the first truly international funds.

[traderabc] 14/4/2011 11:44

Not everyone likes Schiff.

Webster Tarpley Refutes Peter Schiff

[apdi71] 14/4/2011 09:08

What is the connection between Rogers ans Soros?
They worked together in the same investment outfit many years ago?
Rogers appears on Glenn Beck; Soros has, as yet, declined the open invitation.

[049balt] 13/4/2011 23:02

What is the connection between Rogers ans Soros?

[traderabc] 13/4/2011 16:44

They enacted 'draconian measures' with the Patriot act 10 years ago, a body of (illegal)'law' that takes away all human rights in a state of emergency.


Sen. McCain: 'Unless We Enact Draconian Measures,' America Faces a 'Fiscal Meltdown'



Nicholas Ballasy
CNS News
April 13, 2011

Senator John McCain (R-Ariz.) said that "unless we enact draconian measures," America is headed for a "fiscal meltdown."

"We are at a critical juncture in American history that unless we enact draconian measures, then the results are very obvious, and that is a fiscal meltdown. No country can borrow 40 cents out of every dollar it spends – even the largest and most powerful nation in the world. No nation can continue on that track. So, tough medicine is required," McCain said during a press conference at the U.S. Capitol on Tuesday.

[traderabc] 13/4/2011 13:48

Is the Dow Forming a Huge Head and Shoulders Pattern?
04/12/2011
By Richard Russell04/12/2011

[scratchsniff] 13/4/2011 11:44

We dont want a Bretton Woods again, it will kill off the FX market.

[traderabc] 12/4/2011 20:43

Keiser Report: Banking XXX

[traderabc] 12/4/2011 09:13

Panel from INET's Bretton Woods Conference: Fitoussi, James, Rogoff, Soros
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[teapreacher] 11/4/2011 17:29

Marc Faber was the guest on the Peter Schiff show today. Second hour podcast should be up shortly...

[traderabc] 11/4/2011 15:57

Keiser Report - Economic Warfare 101 (E52)

[dutch alert] 11/4/2011 14:34

Ron Paul did not walk away for responsibility

[teapreacher] 11/4/2011 13:48

Schiff on Fast Money, April 7....

[traderabc] 11/4/2011 13:45

Commodity Weekend Newsletter Sunday April 10th, 2011

[traderabc] 11/4/2011 13:25

Britain sues Iceland for £3.5billion for refusing to pay back bailout cash



London Metro
April 11, 2011

Iceland is to be sued by Britain and the Netherlands to recover £3.5billion lost when its banking system collapsed.

But the legal action will take at least 18 months to resolve, the British government has been warned.

The move follows a referendum in Iceland that rejected repaying money lost by the IceSave bank when it went bust in October 2008.

The British and Dutch governments had to reimburse 400,000 citizens when they lost their deposits.

'It's obviously disappointing, it seems the people of Iceland have rejected what was a negotiated settlement,' said chief secretary to the Treasury, Danny Alexander.



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