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[traderabc] 20/8/2012 22:18

Rothschild Bankster: "International currency with in 5 years"

[apdi71] 20/8/2012 20:38

Reggie Middleton "European crash inevitable":

[traderabc] 19/8/2012 20:11

A team of economists, scientists and geopolitical experts has uncovered a startling pattern that has mysteriously appeared and threatens your financial security and way of life

[traderabc] 19/8/2012 20:11

Niger Fararge - EU Resembles Communism

[traderabc] 19/8/2012 20:11

Jim Rogers on the Coming Fiscal 'Catastrophe'



By YUVAL ROSENBERG, The Fiscal Times
August 16, 2012

R
enowned investor Jim Rogers is still worried. As the U.S. heads for the fiscal cliff at the end of the year, the chairman of Rogers Holdings has been outspoken about the consequences of the country's growing national debt. From his perch in Singapore, he still doesn't see much reason for real optimism. Rogers rose to investing prominence after starting the Quantum Fund with George Soros in the 1970s, generating an eye-popping and oft-cited return of 4,200 percent over a 10-year span that saw the S&P 500 climb less than 50 percent. Rogers "retired" as a multi-millionaire at age 37.

[traderabc] 16/8/2012 22:56

Hugh Hendry: 2012 Milken Institute Global Conference



Interesting channel,




I don't remember this one at the time

(3 years old)

[traderabc] 15/8/2012 15:15

Olympic Hangover: UK in race to save economy

[traderabc] 15/8/2012 13:27

How I followed a banknote 3,500 miles across America: British author turns adventures of a $10 bill into a book



I cut crops with one 70-year-old farmer who feared for small farming communities; homesteads were decaying, farmhouses left falling apart.

One day, the farmer said, they would all be owned by vast conglomerates, and towns like Lebanon would disappear. His own son had given up farming and the pain he felt over that was palpable.

'I truly don't know where the next generation of farmers will come from,' said his wife.

[mroalan] 15/8/2012 12:36

good site Trader, will be back.

[traderabc] 14/8/2012 13:34

Ned Schmidt: The Drought Is A US Story, Not A Global Story
Strengthening dollar hurting US farmers

[traderabc] 13/8/2012 16:41

Nigel Farage - Founding Member and Leader of United Kingdom Independence Party (UKIP)

[traderabc] 13/8/2012 15:50

Bill Black vs Goldman Sachs Apologists

[traderabc] 10/8/2012 15:27

Former British Prime Minister Tony Blair is deeply concerned that the UK could decide to leave the European Union (EU) by referendum.

[2bung] 10/8/2012 11:21

Have a look at JKX, I think it's ready to pop.

[traderabc] 10/8/2012 11:17

They're going to regret electing Hollande, these people have been fooled en mass by the phony left/right paradigm, just like we were by new labour.


Thursday, 09 August 2012 17:24
Rich French Citizens are Leaving France
Written by Bob Adelmann
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Vincent Grandil, a partner in the Paris law firm Altexis, which caters to rich French citizens, is increasingly being asked by his clients if now would be a good time to flee France for countries with lower tax rates:

We're getting a lot of calls from high earners who are asking whether they should get out of France. Even young, dynamic people pulling in 200,000 euros [$250,000] are wondering whether to remain in a country where making money is not considered a good thing.

[traderabc] 10/8/2012 11:07

11 Things That Can Happen When You Allow Your Country To Become Enslaved To The Bankers

[traderabc] 10/8/2012 10:07

Sunday, August 5, 2012
Jim Rogers: Buy a Farm in Australia

Jim Rogers : "I'd urge anyone to buy a farm," "It's the farmers, the producers who are going to be in the captain's seat when the prices go through the roof," Mr Rogers told The Australian Financial Review "The shortages are going to get worse and the prices for land will go higher." "We have shortages of everything from oil to food and on top of that we have governments printing more money. Put the two together and you have some serious inflation coming down the road," he said. "Governments will eventually put in place price controls but if you tell someone they can only make so much money he is going to stop producing. The Chinese are seeing this and that's why they are out looking to buy assets. They are down here [in Australia] trying to buy up more. "I applaud them," "We don't have enough farmers or enough capital so if somebody doesn't buy those farms then we are not going to have any food." He added

[traderabc] 10/8/2012 10:06

Jim Rogers: Market Surge from Eurozone Debt Crisis Deal Won't Last
June 29, 2012

By David Zeiler, Associate Editor, Money Morning
Stock markets around the world soared Friday in reaction to the morning's Eurozone debt crisis deal, but noted investor Jim Rogers wasn't impressed.

[traderabc] 10/8/2012 10:03

Why More Banking Crises Are on the Way
Wednesday, August 08, 2012

The mp3 player is at the top of the page, Jim Rogers interview, worth listening to.

15 mins


min 8, the interviewer showing ignorance. Warren Buffer or Ron Paul? The choice is a simple one..

[traderabc] 10/8/2012 09:56

Tomgram: Michael Klare, Post-Apocalyptic Fantasy Becomes Everyday Reality

The Hunger Wars in Our Future
Heat, Drought, Rising Food Costs, and Global Unrest
By Michael T. Klare

[traderabc] 10/8/2012 09:56

The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) on July 25 issued a report warning every American that U.S. food prices in 2013 will rise 3%-4% - but that jump is just the start of a frightening long-term trend.


The warm weather in the winter months gave farmers hope for a great crop production this year, but a crippling U.S. drought now covers around 60% of the continental United States. The water shortage has killed crops, pushed corn prices higher, and will eventually make its way to your local store shelves.

But according to famed analyst Jeremy Grantham, the looming U.S. food price increase in 2013 is just the beginning, and the reasons go far beyond the current drought.

[traderabc] 10/8/2012 09:56

REVEALED: Why the Standard Chartered scandal is different

[traderabc] 10/8/2012 09:55

Expert Explains In Detail How The Next Shock Will Shatter The Global Economy


The eurozone is on a path into a deep recession. As one of the largest and most advanced economies in the world, its centrality to a system of highly-interconnected global supply chains is taken for granted.


David Korowicz, a physicist and human-systems ecologist, recently authored a lengthy 78-page white paper titled: "Trade-Off: Financial System Supply-Chain Cross-Contagion: a study in global systemic collapse."

It explores the increasing systemic risk brewing in the global financial and trade systems. Using complex systems analysis, he explains how within weeks of the next major economic shock, like a major bank failure or a country exiting the eurozone, contagion would quickly spread through global supply chains, causing an "irreversible global economic collapse."

Korowicz warns that in the next crisis, "neither wealth nor geography is a protection. Our evolved co-dependencies mean that we are all in this together."

We read the paper and boiled it down to its key points.