Cooperation or Competition?
By : Solve et Coagula - Monday April 13, 2009 Cooperation or Competition? Major economic crises had in the past, the outbreak of war encouraged, or at least they were usually preceded. It is not clear whether the war was followed by the crisis to the incompetence of those responsible, and deflect the anger of the victim to steer to the outside, or whether the crisis of the leaders was staged, with the war to make their political ideas forward. If the former, the opinion is widespread, the latter seems to me on closer inspection, the (...)
read more, comments... Solution to The Financial Crisis: "Liquidate the banks and fire the executives"
By : Solve et Coagula - Sunday April 12, 2009 Solution to The Financial Crisis: "Liquidate the banks and fire the executives" Recommendations of the Warren Report: by Mike Whitney Global Research, April 11, 2009 On Tuesday, a congressional panel headed by ex-Harvard law professor Elizabeth Warren released a report on Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner’s handling of the Troubled Assets Relief Program (TARP). Warren was appointed to lead the five-member Congressional Oversight Panel (COP) in November by Senate majority leader (...)
read more, comments... Global Quantitative Easing
By : Solve et Coagula - Sunday April 12, 2009 Global Quantitative Easing By: Trace Mayer, J.D. Quantitative easing appears to be the new fad among central bankers including the Bank of England, Japan, Switzerland and the Federal Reserve. Quantitative easing is a tool of monetary policy. The effect is an increase in the quantity of currency without regard to maintaining its quality. CANADIAN QUANTITATIVE EASING Bloomberg has reported that the Bank of Canada Governor ”Carney has pledged to lay out a plan that would flood banks (...)
read more, comments... Moscow’s stock market once again No. 1
By : Solve et Coagula - Saturday April 11, 2009 Moscow’s stock market once again No. 1 By Andreas Männicke Saturday 11 April 2009 100% chance is Eastern Europe. Fulminant bullish on the stock market Ostbörsen. BRIC is again an issue. Japan’s mega-cyclical program. Oil price at year high. Gold breaks a default preference values. Strong profit likely. Totgeglaubte live longer: The RTS index, one of the many stock market barometer of the Russian stock market rose on 8 April on USD basis to 6.62% at 810.3 index points. (...)
read more, comments... Economic Crisis: No End In Sight
By : Solve et Coagula - Friday April 10, 2009 Economic Crisis: No End In Sight Worse than the Great Depression by Mike Whitney Global Research, April 9, 2009 It’s been 21 months since two Bear Stearns hedge funds defaulted setting off a series of events which have led to the gravest economic crisis since the Great Depression. No one expected the financial meltdown to hit this hard or spread this fast. The failure at Bear triggered a freeze in the secondary market where mortgage loans are repackaged into securities and sold to (...)
read more, comments... China’s Proposal for a Super-sovereign Reserve Currency System
By : Solve et Coagula - Friday April 10, 2009 China’s Proposal for a Super-sovereign Reserve Currency System Reform the International Monetary System by Zhou Xiaochuan Global Research, April 9, 2009 People’s Bank of China Proposal of the Governor of the People’s Bank of China presented to the G20 Meetings The outbreak of the current crisis and its spillover in the world have confronted us with a long-existing but still unanswered question,i.e., what kind of international reserve currency do we need to secure (...)
read more, comments... Video: Ex-Rep. Gilchrest: Pressure Groups Have “a Hold on Congress!”
By : William Hughes - Tuesday April 7, 2009 On April 7, 2009, a public hearing on the “True Costs and Benefits of US Military Aid to the Middle East, 1980-2010),” was held on Capitol Hill, in Washington, D.C., in the Rayburn House Building, room 2168. One of the speakers was ex-Rep. Wayne Gilchrest (R-MD). He said that pressure groups, on Middle East issues, have “a hold on Congress.” He mentioned “AIPAC” as one of the groups. The event was sponsored by the “Council for the National (...)
read more, comments... The Money Masters - How International Bankers Gained Control of America
By : Solve et Coagula - Tuesday April 7, 2009 http://video.google.com/videoplay?d...
read more, comments... Bernanke’s Financial Rescue Plan: The growing prospect of a U.S. default
By : Solve et Coagula - Tuesday April 7, 2009 Bernanke’s Financial Rescue Plan: The growing prospect of a U.S. default by Mike Whitney Global Research, April 6, 2009 Fed chief Ben Bernanke has embarked on the most radical and ruinous financial rescue plan in history. According to Bloomberg News, the Fed has already lent or committed $12.8 trillion trying to stabilize the financial system after the the bursting of Wall Street’s speculative mega-bubble. Now Bernanke wants to dig an even bigger hole, by creating programs (...)
read more, comments... US Consumers fall behind on loans at record rate
By : Solve et Coagula - Tuesday April 7, 2009 US Consumers fall behind on loans at record rate Updated 19h 13m ago By Kathy Chu, USA TODAY A record number of consumers are falling delinquent or into default on their loans, a problem that some economists say will only get worse this year. A record 4.2% of consumer loans were delinquent at least 30 days in the fourth quarter, the latest data available, according to the Federal Reserve. Another 4% of consumer loans were in default, meaning they’d been written off by lenders. (...)
read more, comments... Learn from the Argentinean crisis
By : Solve et Coagula - Tuesday April 7, 2009 Learn from the Argentinean crisis TERMINAL CRISIS BRINGS DOWN THE GLOBAL FINANCIAL SYSTEM Adrian Salbuchi: Go Get Your Dollars Out Now! FAST!!! Watch the video on YouTube. Part One: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UlDN... Part Two: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=78dd... or... Type in the YouTube Search: "Salbuchi - Global Financial Collapse" An Argentine opinion on the Global Financial Crisis by political analyst ADRIAN SALBUCHI, describing how the whole Global Financial System as (...)
read more, comments... Soros says U.S. banks "basically insolvent"
By : Solve et Coagula - Monday April 6, 2009 Soros says U.S. banks "basically insolvent" Mon Apr 6, 2009 10:37am NEW YORK (Reuters) - The U.S. economy is in for "a lasting slowdown" and won’t recover this year, while "the banking system as a whole is basically insolvent," billionaire investor George Soros told Reuters Financial Television on Monday. While nationalization of banks is "out of the question," he said stress tests being conducted by the U.S. Treasury could be a precursor to a more successful recapitalization. But (...)
read more, comments... US Communities print their own currency to keep cash flowing
By : Solve et Coagula - Monday April 6, 2009 US Communities print their own currency to keep cash flowing By David Coates, The Detroit News, via AP In Detroit, three downtown businesses have created a local currency, or scrip, to keep dollars earned locally in the community. A small but growing number of cash-strapped communities are printing their own money. Borrowing from a Depression-era idea, they are aiming to help consumers make ends meet and support struggling local businesses. The systems generally work like this: (...)
read more, comments... Deep Recession in America: The Crash of 2009, The Collapse of 2010
By : Solve et Coagula - Monday April 6, 2009 Deep Recession in America: The Crash of 2009, The Collapse of 2010 The real economic collapse could come by the end of this year by Humayun Gauhar Global Research, April 5, 2009 The Nation (Pakistan) Editor’s Note This article is meant to be provocative. Global Research does not necessarily share its conclusions. Letter to my son My dear Muhammad Ali: I told you that it’s a funny world getting funnier. Many American analysts are saying that America’s real economic (...)
read more, comments... The Financial War Against Iceland: Being defeated by debt is as deadly as outright military warfare
By : Solve et Coagula - Sunday April 5, 2009 The Financial War Against Iceland: Being defeated by debt is as deadly as outright military warfare by Prof Michael Hudson Global Research, April 5, 2009 Iceland is under attack – not militarily but financially. It owes more than it can pay. This threatens debtors with forfeiture of what remains of their homes and other assets. The government is being told to sell off the nation’s public domain, its natural resources and public enterprises to pay the financial gambling debts (...)
read more, comments... The G-20 soap opera
By : Solve et Coagula - Sunday April 5, 2009 The G-20 soap opera By Dr.-Ing. Artur P. Schmidt Sunday, 5 April 2009 The glamor poses of pop stars of politics, especially Obama, Sarkozy and Berlusconi are the real problems of mass unemployment and the specter of the collapse of capitalism distracted. The false messiah After the leaders of the world have taken, is now the state of peace, joy, pancake. Obama embraces Europe and the Old World is to this trick Bauer enters fall. The Messiah is in Europe and all will be good if you (...)
read more, comments... VIDEO: More IMF "Economic Medicine" Is Not the Solution
By : Solve et Coagula - Saturday April 4, 2009 VIDEO: More IMF "Economic Medicine" Is Not the Solution G-20 Proposals will exacerbate the Global Economic Crisis by Michel Chossudovsky http://www.globalresearch.ca/index....
read more, comments... Obama’s Toxic Asset Plan: The Plan will leave the same Amount of Toxic Assets In the System
By : Solve et Coagula - Saturday April 4, 2009 Obama’s Toxic Asset Plan: The Plan will leave the same Amount of Toxic Assets In the System, but with Taxpayers now liable for most of the Losses by Washington’s Blog Global Research, April 4, 2009 Washington’s Blog The most succinct description of what is wrong with Geithner’s PPIP toxic asset plan comes from the Financial Times: Critics say that would leave the same amount of toxic assets in the system as before, but with the government now liable for most of (...)
read more, comments... Summits Come and Summits Go As The Economy Continues Its Slide
By : Solve et Coagula - Saturday April 4, 2009 Summits Come and Summits Go As The Economy Continues Its Slide After the G-20 Summit. What was Accomplished and For How Long by Danny Schechter Global Research, April 3, 2009 The eyes of the world have been on the Economic Summit in London but the ideas of the world were mostly conspicuous by their absence. Here we have a global crisis. The house is on fire. Unemployment is climbing. The real estate contagion is now claiming condos and even shopping malls. It’s bad and by most (...)
read more, comments... G20 summit: US and Europe paper over divisions
By : Solve et Coagula - Saturday April 4, 2009 G20 summit: US and Europe paper over divisions by Chris Marsden and Bill Van Auken Global Research, April 3, 2009 World Socialist Web Site The G20 summit concluded Thursday having failed to adopt the principal demands of either the US and Britain, which came to the London gathering advocating coordinated global fiscal stimulus, or a European bloc led by Germany and France, which called for international regulation of major financial institutions. Instead, the two sides papered over (...)
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