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Global Financial Domination: The $8.5 Trillion Chip. Obama’s Gamble - The Ultimate And Final Bet By Obama’s Financial Handlers
by Matthias Chang
Global Research, December 13, 2008 FutureFastForward.com - 2008-12-12
A few weeks ago, I warned in my website that the Dow would dive below 7,000 at the earliest by end of December 2008 and at the latest by the end of the first quarter 2009.
Any responsible central banker would want to control a downturn, preferably by a gradual slide of (…)

December 13, 2008
CANADA’S PRINCE OF DARKNESS ASSUMES LEADERSHIP OF THE LIBERAL PARTY
John Chuckman
Since leaving the shaded groves of Harvard a few years ago, seeking as his second career the running of a country, Michael Ignatieff has been a prominent politician in Canada . He didn’t just pack his bags and come home – he grew up in Canada – he had the encouragement of some Liberal Party officials as a possible future leader. While it’s true that the Liberals needed to do (…)

By David Glenn Cox
Through serendipity I received a four-page, color brochure in the mail the other day. Online Auction Due To Plant Closure, 2 Day Auction of Over 700 Lots of Textile & Plant Support Equipment. I thought it odd that I should receive this in the mail, but maybe someone thought I might be in the market to open my own textile mill, or perhaps, like the outsourcing companies, they have to post the jobs locally first.
Anyone out there looking to open a textile mill? I (…)

Collapse of Pension Funds: The End of Retirement?
by Shamus Cooke
Global Research, December 13, 2008
Unless things change fast, human history will show that the phenomenon of “retirement” was limited to one generation. After World War II, when European and Japanese economies stood in tatters, American capitalism could fulfill “the American dream,” since there was little foreign competition to speak of. For the first time ever, workers were promised that — after working thirty or so (…)

What a drop of blood can tell about you - dark field mikroscopy Darkfield Microscopy or Live Blood Analysis
(Live Blood Examination in the Darkfield according to Prof. Dr. G. Enderlein)
Darkfield Microscopy or Live Blood Analysis is a way of studying live whole blood cells under a specially adapted microscope that projects the dynamic image onto a video screen. This allows you to view your inner terrain. Digestive, eliminative and immune functions can be assessed as well as the presence (…)

The Obama’s New Digs
Sorry, We’re Booked, White House Tells Obamas
New York Times, United States - 5 hours ago
By Helene Cooper CHICAGO—The White House has turned down a request from the family of President-elect Barack Obama to move into Blair House in early January ...
Obamas can’t move into Blair House early The Associated Press
Blair House snub to Obamas? Not really MSNBC
Future First Family Denied Early Move-In at the Blair House ABC News
CNN Political Ticker - United Press (…)

Monopoly Men (Federal Reserve Fraud) Must see Video!!!
The Federal Reserve, or the Fed as it is lovingly called, may be one of the most mysterious entities in modern American government. Created during Wilson’s presidency to protect the economy in times of financial turmoil, its real business remains to be discovered. During the Wilson presidency, the U.S. government sanctions the creation of the Federal Reserve. Thought by many to be a government organization maintained to provide (…)

Atrocity Unlimited: US Seeks to Turn Somalia into Global Free-Fire Zone
by Chris Floyd
Global Research, December 12, 2008 uruknet.info
Not content with destroying the only vestige of stability that Somalia had known for almost two decades by arming, backing and participating in a brutal "regime change" invasion by Ethiopia, the Bush Administration now wants to turn the ravaged land into an international "free fire zone," a giant Fallujah where any powerful nation on earth can launch (…)

Capitalist Fools
by Prof. Joseph E. Stiglitz
Global Research, December 11, 2008 Vanity Fair
Behind the debate over remaking U.S. financial policy will be a debate over who’s to blame. It’s crucial to get the history right, writes a Nobel-laureate economist, identifying five key mistakes—under Reagan, Clinton, and Bush II—and one national delusion.
There will come a moment when the most urgent threats posed by the credit crisis have eased and the larger task before us will be to chart (…)

Excess Debt and Deflation = Depression
by Stephen Lendman Global Research, December 12, 2008
Irving Fisher (1867 - 1947) was perhaps the most noted economist of his day. The Concise Encyclopedia of Economics calls him "one of America’s greatest mathematical economists and one of" its clearest writers. He earned special acclaim for his work on monetary and statistical theory, policy, index numbers, econometrics, and the distinction between real and nominal interest rates.
He’s also (…)