Geithner and Bernanke: Laundering Money Through an Illegal Trust? No Help in Sight, More Homeowners Walk Away Time Magazine Pushes Draconian Internet Licensing Plan Spain’s Tax-Dodging Landlords Add to State’s Burgeoning Debt Why Are Americans Passive as Millions Lose Their Homes, Jobs, Families and the American Dream? Police Want Backdoor to Web Users’ Private Data Petraeus says strike on Iran could spark nationalism
Red Alert: Intelligence Chiefs “Certain” Their Bosses Will Stage Terror Attack Soon
Using information gleaned from the blatantly set-up underwear bomber patsy Umar Abdul Muttalab, intelligence chiefs have assured us that their bosses will stage another terror attack in the U.S. within the next three to six months.
• Your Support Needed To Keep Propaganda Matrix Online
This afternoon on Secure Freedom Radio we announced a breaking news story concerning the Administration’s ongoing cover-up of AIG financial wrong-doing.
In 2006, Benjamin Koellmann bought a condominium in Miami Beach. By his calculation, it will be about the year 2025 before he can sell his modest home for what he paid. Or maybe 2040.
• U.S. May Lose 824,000 Jobs as Employment Data Revised: Analysis
Time Magazine has enthusiastically jumped on the bandwagon to back Microsoft executive Craig Mundie's call for Internet licensing, as authorities push for a system even more stifling than in Communist China, where only people with government permission would be allowed to express free speech.
More than half of Spain’s landlords are dodging taxes as the rental market expands, depriving the financially strapped government of more revenue each year.
An unnatural economic and psychological disaster has struck America. Five contributors, each interacting with and shaping the others, have devastated the American moral, economic, psychological, and social landscape.
They’re pushing for the creation of a national Web interface linking police computers with those of Internet and e-mail providers so requests can be sent and received electronically.
A military strike on Iran could have the unintended consequence of stirring nationalist sentiment to the benefit of Tehran’s hard-line government, U.S. General David Petraeus told Reuters.
Wednesday, 3 February 2010
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