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This Is What We Are For - Armor Yourself Against the Predator State, Charles Goyette talks to Lew Rockwell - 2011 Is 1984 - Promises and Riots - Multiple Flags and Foreign Residence, Simon Black on where he went and what he learned this year.
The length and depth of the current housing recession is rivaling the Great Depression’s real estate downturn, and, with encouraging signs fading, will easily eclipse it in the coming months.
Baby boomers are facing a personal finance disaster just as they're hoping to retire. Starting in January, more than 10,000 baby boomers a day will turn 65, a pattern that will continue for the next 19 years.
Over the next year we are likely to be buried in a deluge of excuses, half-truths, and lies, all meant to divert attention away from the word “inflation” as the masses begin to question just what the hell is going on.
For the three generations of the Maggi family crowded into a recession-beaten three-bedroom ranch house here, the tension from living on top of one another for the last 10 months sometimes erupts at unexpected moments.
Host:
Ernest Hancock
Marijuana Tax Stamps - Gun Rights Activism - The Freeing of More Minds while The State works to enslave them
But many on Wall Street and in D.C. - and many investors - believe that we should just "go with the flow". They hope that we can restart our economy and make some more money if we just let things continue the way they are.
Host:
Ernest Hancock
Marijuana Tax Stamps - Gun Rights Activism - The Freeing of More Minds while The State works to enslave them
Prices are up. A little inflation is a good thing.
2011 will be the year of the municipal default. At least that's what analysts like Meredith Whitney predict, as do bond investors that have been fleeing the muni market.
The political leaders of this old working-class city are pleading with the state to let them declare bankruptcy. “The state is concerned that if they say yes to one, if that door is opened, they’ll have 30 more cities right behind us,” the City Manag
(From my INBOX) You wanted an easy to understand analysis of how the Fed steals from you and gives to Wall Street to fund projects that you do not want ?? The following is the best I could come up with. QE2 --- THE FRAUD IN YOUR FUTURE
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Take That!, Lew Rockwell on paying back the anti-freedom plutocrats and banksters - The State's Indecencies, Will the Tea Party be one of them? Article by Butler Shaffer - 'We're Fightin' a War', Civilian disarmament and the martial-law mindset. Arti
The post-Depression record for consecutive months with the unemployment rate above 9% was 19 months in the early '80s. That record will be broken this month, and it is very possible that the unemployment...
The former president of Shell Oil, John Hofmeister, says Americans could be paying $5 for a gallon of gasoline by 2012.
Ninety-eight banks that took in $4.2 billion under the Treasury Department's Troubled Asset Relief Program are in jeopardy of failing, according to a study of third-quarter financial results by the Wall Street Journal. That's up from 86 banks based o
A chorus of conservative pundits are calling for bankruptcy laws to be changed so that all 50 US state governments might have the chance to restructure their debts, an ability currently limited to corporations, municipal entities, and private citizen
Starting in January, more than 10,000 baby boomers a day will turn 65, a pattern that will continue for the next 19 years. The boomers, who in their youth revolutionized everything from music to race relations, are set to redefine retirement. But
When the House and Senate convene in January the newly elected members will face tremendous pressure to maintain spending levels for entitlement programs. Even the most modest proposals to trim Social Security or Medicare spending will be met with
The Wall Street Journal reports 98 shaky TARP recipients are on the verge of failure as bad loans pile up
Whole classes of formerly working people face the prospect of genuine ruin while an ultra-pampered class of celebrity clowns and professional swindlers fob off with whatever's left on the national buffet table
Americans now owe more than $875 billion on student loans, which is more than the total amount that Americans owe on their credit cards
Without Borders, the publication, is a newsletter that is little more than a running account of my travels and what our roving band of intrepid capitalists are doing with our time and money. As a going concern, Without Borders as a community of like-
The organization figures America’s student loan debt is growing at a rate of $2,853.88 per second. At this pace, it will surpass $1 trillion in 2012. And there is no sign of the pace letting up. On the contrary.
Host:
Ernest Hancock
Martin Andelman - Foreclosures Poised to Take Down the U.S. Banking System… and even entire economy
Host:
Ernest Hancock
Martin Andelman - Foreclosures Poised to Take Down the U.S. Banking System… and even entire economy
This chart illustrates the more subtle and pernicious nature of the current decline in consumption. The 2010 decline has exceeded both the length and depth of the complete 2008 contraction cycle — the combined contraction and recovery.
They work hard; they need to get paid.
Christmas 2010 will be the historical bookend of the consumer era. The last gasp. I don't see any possible chance of its return. This culture of spending, the conditions won't be there for it, nor the desire to consume like that again.
(Publisher: Foreclosure-gate has gone mainstream... well, at least the largest investors now understand the real risks of a total collapse. An excellent summary.)
