Yearly Archives: 2013

Get Ready for Confiscation

"Once it has sunk in that such a move is perfectly acceptable in Europe, the US will declare its own bail-in policy. Those who still cling to some hope that there may be some good news here, may say, 'Well, at least if I have less than €100,000 on deposit, I can still call that my own.' These folks will be the same ones who are relieved that they are likely to be left out of a 'one-time' wealth tax that is currently being floated as another solution to the exorbitant operating costs of governments. However, any government that steals your money once is likely to have another go at a later date. And another and another. Once they are accepted at all—for any reason—governments tend to repeat them." Continue reading →

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Get Ready for Confiscation

"Once it has sunk in that such a move is perfectly acceptable in Europe, the US will declare its own bail-in policy. Those who still cling to some hope that there may be some good news here, may say, 'Well, at least if I have less than €100,000 on deposit, I can still call that my own.' These folks will be the same ones who are relieved that they are likely to be left out of a 'one-time' wealth tax that is currently being floated as another solution to the exorbitant operating costs of governments. However, any government that steals your money once is likely to have another go at a later date. And another and another. Once they are accepted at all—for any reason—governments tend to repeat them." Continue reading →

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Montrose Colorado says, no more to the Corporation.

(A PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT) A PROCLAMATION FROM, BY, & FOR, THE PEOPLE OF COLORADO WE THE PEOPLE, AND SOVEREIGN CITIZENS, OF THE COUNTY OF MONTROSE, STATE OF COLORADO, AND OF THE uNITED STATES OF AMERICA, DO HEREBY DECLARE AND ORDER THE ABOLISHMENT, DISENFRANCISEMENT OF THIS “UNLAWFUL CORPORATION,” AND THE COMPLETE REVOCATION OF ALL FIDELITY, SURETY, […]

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Senior Military Officers finally speaking up!

U.S. GENERALS NOW TAKE ACTION TO WATCH OBAMA Retired Army, Air Force leaders say ‘government continues down a path of destroying America’ WASHINGTON – After one of them called for the “forced resignations” of President Obama and congressional leaders in response to multiple grievances, including the alleged political purge of hundreds of senior military officers, […]

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Maybe ,just maybe we’re gonna get this imposter out of our house!!!

WND RADIO At least 35 House members set to sue Obama ‘Everybody’s bound by the law, including the president. He’s not exempt’ Read more at http://www.wnd.com/2013/12/at-least-35-house-members-set-to-sue-obama/#W4B0s1gEB08Diydc.99 On Dec. 19, the Obama administration made its 14th change to Obamacare without requesting congressional action to make the amendments. Such a move is precisely why an effort is […]

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Farce of Globalism: World Bank Becomes Top Cop?

"The World Bank has a new mission. The Economic Times tells us that the World Bank has a new enemy to confront. It is not poverty but 'corruption.' The reason that these enormous global facilities are receiving more and more power and authority is not because they work well or even work at all. It is because the internationalists who set them up want them to expand as a way of building world government. Call it directed history. These agents of globalism will continually acquire power no matter the reality of their missions. They were never what they appeared to be. In the 21st century, it becomes increasingly apparent as the Internet Reformation era advances." Continue reading →

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Why Gordon Brown sold Britain’s gold at a knock-down price [2012]

"When Brown decided to dispose of almost 400 tonnes of gold between 1999 and 2002, he did two distinctly odd things. First, he broke with convention and announced the sale well in advance, giving the market notice that it was shortly to be flooded and forcing down the spot price. This was apparently done in the interests of 'open government', but had the effect of sending the spot price of gold to a 20-year low, as implied by basic supply and demand theory. Second, the Treasury elected to sell its gold via auction, which frequently achieved a lower price than the equivalent fix price. It seemed almost as if the Treasury was trying to achieve the lowest price possible for the public’s gold. It was." Continue reading →

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S&P: Britain’s euroscepticism a major factor in EU’s loss of triple-A rating

"Britain’s political debate over the future of its EU membership and the Prime Minister’s promise of European referendum in 2017 were cited as important factors in the uncertainty surrounding the Union’s future. 'The UK has recently passed a bill calling for a referendum on continued EU membership, which is the first time in the EU's history that a sitting government has proposed such a step,' said the S&P statement. 'Although this potential plebiscite is set for 2017, the UK general elections are expected in 2015 and we expect EU membership to be a key debate.' Cuts to the EU budget earlier this year, for the first time in its 56 years history, are regarded as a major risk." Continue reading →

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European Union Stripped of AAA Credit Rating at S&P

"The European Union lost its top credit rating from Standard & Poor’s, which cited the deteriorating creditworthiness of the bloc’s 28 member nations. Ratings remain under pressure more than four years after the outbreak of the European debt crisis, which led the EU to offer emergency financing to Greece, Ireland, Portugal, Spain and Cyprus to shore up their bonds and banks. European Central Bank President Mario Draghi’s pledge to do what it takes to save the euro has helped stabilize debt markets, while deficits and debt in most euro-area countries remain well above the limits set for membership in the single currency." Continue reading →

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Saving Europe’s banks: EU gets landmark deal

"Europe has agreed the core elements of a banking union that mark the most significant pooling of national power since the birth of the euro. European Union leaders meeting in Brussels Thursday will sign off a compromise deal hammered out overnight by their finance ministers after months of difficult negotiations. It will then go to European lawmakers for final approval before May 2014. The banking union is central to the eurozone's response to future financial crises. The aim is to stop bank collapses from trashing national economies -- a fate Ireland suffered in 2010 -- and destabilizing the euro." Continue reading →

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