Tuesday, 19 October 2010







The U.S. Federal Reserve is getting ready to conduct another gigantic bailout of the big banks, but this time virtually nobody in the mainstream media will use the term “bailout” and the American people are going to get a lot less upset about it.

Violent French Protests Show Why A New Debt Crisis Is Inevitable
French protests continue to rock France, with marchers throwing Molotov cocktails and blocking fuel supplies.


As French Strikes Continue, Country Runs Out Of Gas
As the ongoing strikes in France against austerity continue, and see increasingly more participation, the latest development is all too familiar to all those who travelled through Athens in the summer: huge lines for gas.



Will Americans Follow French Example Of Mass Civil Unrest?
How will Americans react when the government begins to impose the same austerity measures that are causing riots, street battles, fuel blockades and other assorted chaos in France? Will we witness mass civil unrest or will the sleeping middle classes continue to scratch their butts and watch Dancing with the Stars?

The New Tax Man: Big Banks and Hedge Funds
Nearly a dozen major banks and hedge funds, anticipating quick profits from homeowners who fall behind on property taxes, are quietly plowing hundreds of millions of dollars into businesses that collect the debts, tack on escalating fees and threaten to foreclose on the homes of those who fail to pay.

• U.S. Debt Woes Expose Hidden Austerity and Looting of Public Assets
• Here Is The Real Reason Why The Fed Is Delaying The New $100 Bill
• Mortgages Were Fraudulently Pledged to Multiple Buyers at the Same Time
• Insider Trading Is Legal For Members Of Congress – And They Refuse To Pass A Law That Would Change That


Americans Buying Guns In Preparation For Civil Unrest
Americans are acquiring guns, silver and food stamps at record levels in reaction to the crumbling economy, trends indicative of a fearful public who are struggling financially and preparing for potential mass civil unrest in the aftermath of a total economic collapse.