13 Reasons for Major Gold Breakout
by Jim Willie, CB. Editor, Hat Trick Letter | September 10, 2009
Before the Hat Trick Letter was launched, a little splash was made when a Jackass Nobody wrote “25 Reasons Why Gold Will Rise” in November 2002. It was so many years ago that the piece no longer appears in archives. The motive for the article was simple. Just too much pure nonsense and genuine rubbish had appeared in the financial press about why gold was rising. ‘THEY’ claimed the gold (…)
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13 Reasons for Major Gold Breakout
20 September 2009 par (Open-Publishing)
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68.4% of weapons sold to foreign powers are supplied by the US: “Quit arming the fuck’n world Man!”
8 September 2009 par (Open-Publishing)
The business of death and destruction is booming for weapons manufacturers operating in the United States of America.
As reported in the New York Times, according to a new Congressional study, “the United States signed weapons agreements valued at $37.8 billion in 2008, or 68.4 percent of all business in the global arms bazaar.” This is 10-times more than their closest rival, Italy, at $3.7 billion.
Keep in mind that this boom in business is occurring during a global economic (…) -
Price of gold: the paradox is revealed
1 September 2009 par (Open-Publishing)
1 commentPrice of gold: the paradox is revealed Excerpt GEAB N°34 (April 16, 2009) -
For months we have witnessing a worldwide paradoxical phenomenon which the press has widely reported. Because of the crisis investors fled most categories of assets (real estate, stock market, currencies, comodities) and many of them have invested a portion of their portfolios in gold, even causing shortages of coins or bars in many markets. Yet, and this is the paradox, the price of gold is not taking off its (…) -
Prestigious Swiss Private Bank Wegelin withdraws from U.S. market
25 August 2009 par (Open-Publishing)
1 commentPrestigious Swiss Private Bank Wegelin withdraws from U.S. market
25.08.2009
The St. Gallen financial institution is planning to withdraw from the American capital market. Partner Konrad Hummler criticized U.S. President Barack Obama sharply.
The planned tightening of the QI regime (U.S. withholding tax) by the U.S. government and the extent of the estate tax obligation meant a considerable legal uncertainty, the bank said on Tuesday.
The condition is untenable, is Konrad Hummler, (…) -
Saudi families square up over $20bn ’fraud’
24 August 2009 par (Open-Publishing)
Saudi families square up over $20bn ’fraud’
A Saudi billionaire with stakes in some of Britain’s biggest companies is at the centre of a multi-billion-dollar fraud that threatens to send financial shock-waves around the world, a New York judge will hear this week
By Louise Armitstead Published: 9:41PM BST 22 Aug 2009
Maan Al Sanea, the boss of the Saad Group, which owns 2.9pc of HSBC and a stake in Berkeley Group, is accused of embezzling $9.2bn (£5.6bn) from one of Saudi Arabia’s most (…) -
Gerald Celente: Trend researcher from the U.S. predicts total collapse
23 August 2009 par (Open-Publishing)
2 commentsGerald Celente: Trend researcher from the U.S. predicts total collapse
Gerhard Bauer clamping
Gerald Celente, and he founded the "Trend Research Institute" are little known in this country. Mainly in marginal notes, the Americans with his predictions on trends and future of our society mentioned, usually under the label of a black painter of the future but our good times soon. The predictions of this institute are of frightening precision: the stock market crash in 1987, the collapse of (…) -
Bank Mafia rules the world
20 August 2009 par (Open-Publishing)
Bank Mafia rules the world By Dr.-Ing. Artur P. Schmidt Thursday, 20 August 2009
Like the Italian Mafia, the Wall Street bankers and intelligent networks are now the prime example of organized crime. They move their customers over the table and go after the taxpayers, if you are on the wrong color at the roulette table set. Financial oligopolies
In 2008, the global financial system completely collapsed. What we were experiencing were nonsensical socialist bailout the few financial (…) -
Chinese Stocks: massive losses - 20% ... and so it begins again ...
20 August 2009 par (Open-Publishing)
Chinese Stocks: massive losses - 20% ... and so it begins again ... From Jochen Steffens Thursday, 20 August 2009
It is interesting that the markets in China is already massively burglarize. Here are the first indexes in losses of up to 20% can be reported. We remember, China has responded to the recent downward movement also much earlier and much more violent!
It is slowly being critical. The U.S. economic data deteriorate even clearer now. I had you already weeks before the first (…) -
Collapse in the Wake of the Fed’s Wall Street Bubble?
13 August 2009 par (Open-Publishing)
1 commentCollapse in the Wake of the Fed’s Wall Street Bubble? Market Review
by Bob Chapman
Global Research, August 13, 2009 The International Forecaster
“History records that the money changers have used every form of abuse, intrigue, deceit, and violent means possible to maintain their control over governments by controlling money and it’s issuance.” James Madison
The Fed’s Wall Street bubble, as we forecast in January, will need at least $2 trillion more in 2010, if the economy is to just (…) -
Latin America : Social Movements in Times of Economic Crises
12 August 2009 par (Open-Publishing)
1 commentby Prof. James Petras Global Research, August 12, 2009
The most striking aspect of the prolonged and deepening world recession/depression is the relative and absolute passivity of the working and middle class in the face of massive job losses, big cuts in wages, health care and pension payments and mounting housing foreclosures. Never in the history of the 20-21st Century has an economic crisis caused so much loss to so many workers, employees, small businesses, farmers and professionals (…)