Friday, 9 October 2009

A Financial Revolution with Profound Political Implications

By Robert Fisk

The plan to de-dollarise the oil market, discussed both in public and in secret for at least two years and widely denied yesterday by the usual suspects – Saudi Arabia being, as expected, the first among them – reflects a growing resentment in the Middle East, Europe and in China at America's decades-long political as well as economic world dominance. Continue


“Dollar’s Demise Will Be Felt Worldwide” : Gerald Celente

Video Interview With Gerald Celente

"There’s a major financial crisis ahead. The United States, the world’s superpower, is failing on its most basic level,” Continue


The 'Real' Economy Is Dying: 

Q4 'Going to Be a Bloodbath,' Whalen Says

By Aaron Task

"Why is liquidity going into the financial sector? It's because the real economy is dying [and] everyone is fleeing into the stocks and bonds because they're liquid at the moment," Whalen says. "That's not a good sign." Continue