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Another Must-See Video
I recommend this video from Max Keiser of the Max Keiser Report, presented by him and his co-host, Stacy Herbert, where he discusses dead whistle-blowers and Hank Paulson, Goldman Sucks, etc. and calls the banksters of the self-proclaimed financial elite … Continue reading
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Global Elite Manoeuvres To Gain Absolute Power
For a year of more we’ve had our newspapers and TV screens full of the Greek economic crisis. Now it’s Italy, with it’s £1.6 trillion national debt that it can’t afford to pay the interest on (never mind the principal … Continue reading
The Truth About The Euro Crisis and The Occupy Wall Street Movement
I don’t endorse all the views of David Icke, but I must say that this video is first class. The Occupy Wall Street Movement is in grave danger of being hijacked by the very forces that they profess to be … Continue reading
The Criminal Rothschilds
This was originally published here in June 2009: This video I have just been referred to is, I feel, so important, that I have embedded it here and I urge all visitors to this blog to view it. It lasts … Continue reading
Bulls Rush In
This article was first published in June 2009: Things have been strangely quiet on the economic and financial front over the last month or more. I believe this is the calm before the next storm, yet it is obvious that … Continue reading
Surveying the wreckage
This article was first posted on 27th May 2009: There’s much talk of the recession ending in another year or so, and things starting to get back to “normal”. This, I’m afraid, isn’t going to happen. It’s always been said … Continue reading
A Short Diversion
This posting was first made in May 2009: Other commitments prevent me from posting to this Blog as often as I would like. Until my next commentary, take a quick read of this item that was sent to me recently … Continue reading
Alice in Recoveryland
This article was first posted in May, 2009. The legendary giant American car-maker Chrysler has filed for bankruptcy. It may be saved by being bought by Fiat of Italy. With General Motors and Ford both still heavily dependent on the … Continue reading
The G20 Summit – Delusions and False Hopes
This article was first posted on 21st April 2009: I haven’t been able to make this post as soon after the G20 Summit as I would have liked, but it’s not too late to have a look at what happened … Continue reading
“Global Elite” Tighten The Screw
This article was first posted on 27th March 2009. Since the start of the economic crisis in 2007 it has sometimes been puzzling to commentators such as myself as to why some huge banking corporations have allowed themselves to get … Continue reading
Economic Globalisation, the Economy Downturn and the Real Truth
The following article was first posted on 16th March 2009. “Globalisation” has been the in thing for establishment economists and dumb politicians for years. According to them it is largely responsible for our so-called prosperity over the last 50 years. … Continue reading
The £1.3 Trillion Black Hole
This post was first published in February 2009. Here in the UK our kept politicians have well and truly lost control. The latest lunacy in trying to cope with the economic crisis is to pump yet more money into the … Continue reading
Just Who Is It Lending All This “Money”?
This post was originally published on 20 February 2009. The notion of having our economies based on debt has been around for hundreds of years, perhaps longer. Here in the UK we had it foisted on us in 1694, when … Continue reading
The Bursting of the Bubble
This post was originally posted in February 2009. It’s unfortunate that it’s taken the current recession, with all its bankruptcies, bailouts, tax increases, lay-offs and other tragedies, to more easily explain to people what a racket the economy really is. … Continue reading
Free Trade and the Credit Crunch
Note: This blog post was originally posted in February 2009. The credit crunch might be the immediate cause of the economic crisis engulfing western countries, but most of the damage from which we are all suffering can be laid at … Continue reading
The Debt Tragedy
This blog post was first published here on 22 January 2009. As in most countries, here in Britain the credit crunch is continuing to cause havoc, and it’s now got to the point where the bigwigs are starting to blame … Continue reading
No Bailouts Can Save This Sick System
This blog post was first published here on 7 January 2009. It appears now that the bailouts of late 2008 may not have been enough to save the banking systems of the US and the UK, not to mention major … Continue reading
The “Bailout” Racket
This article was first posted here on 18 December 2008. Many aspects of the so-called “bailout” of the corrupt banking system of the US and the UK, and probably most other countries as well, have never been properly explained or … Continue reading
Protect Yourself From The Credit Crunch
This article was first published here on 15 December 2008. When the US unveiled its “Bailout” plans in October and it emerged that at least $700 billion was to be created, borrowed by the US Government from its creators, the … Continue reading
A Real Alternative To A Debt Based Economy
This article was first posted here on 5 December 2008. My apologies for the length of time since my last post, this having been due largely to transferring all my data and programs to a new PC. I said last … Continue reading
Where It’s Leading Us
This blog post was first made here on 19 November 2008. Over 2,000 jobs a day are being lost in the UK. No doubt the figure is higher for the US and just as serious for most other Western countries. … Continue reading
Where Has All The Money Come From?
This blog entry was first published here on 14 November 2008. Hardly a month after the bailout we’ve all but forgotten about it. We’ve had the distraction of the US Presidential election in the meantime and now the media is … Continue reading
All Smoke And Mirrors
This blog entry was originally made on 6 November 2008. With the preparation of a new US administration has come the in-word of the moment, “change”. Such talk is meaningless if no-one is going to tackle head-on the root cause … Continue reading
Another Glimpse Behind The Curtain
This article was first published on this blog on 28 October 2008. Here in the UK we’ve all been treated to a little entertainment to distract us from the meltdown on the financial markets and the fear of maybe losing … Continue reading
The Credit Crunch – More Of What You Need To Know
This article was first posted on this blog on 17th October 2008. One of the things I find most amazing about the Credit Crunch is how surprised most commentators, who ought to know better, are at how things are turning … Continue reading
Why Hyper Inflation Is The Price Of The Bailout
This article was first published in this blog on 16th October 2008. It’s often been said that politicians can only solve a problem by throwing money at it. The same also applies to bankers and economists. The Credit Crunch is … Continue reading
The Banking Crisis – The Question That’s Never Asked
This article was first posted here on 24th September 2008. It might be the end of round 1 in the current Credit Crunch, but it’s by no means the end of the crash itself. This week there’s been a pause … Continue reading
The Real Face of Capitalism
This article was first posted on this blog on 19th September 2008. The Stock Markets are rallying today (Friday, September 19th), having sunk to three-year lows. Up and down the markets go, as news of government bail-outs follows news of … Continue reading
£35 billion More Money – And Yet No Inflation!?!
This article was first posted on 17th September 2008. The last couple of days have seen not only two of the largest US financial giants go under (Lehman Brothers – now said to have a chance of a cheap buy-out … Continue reading
What You Need To Know About The Credit Crunch
Note: This article was first published on this blog on 19th March 2008. It’s frightening, especially when your savings or pension is at stake. A number of big name banks and financial institutions, pillars of fortitude and strength, are suddenly … Continue reading