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Nevada has held the number one spot in state foreclosure rankings for 56 consecutive months, according to August data from RealtyTrac. In fact, for the month of August, one in every 118 homes received a foreclosure filing. While foreclosures canno
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Journalist, author and award-winning documentary film director, Bill Still, announced today on radio station KTKK out of Salt Lake City, Utah that he will seek the nomination of the Libertarian Party for President of the United States.
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Another sunny Saturday for the 'irate minority, keen to set brushfires in men's minds' here in Phoenix at the secret Federal Reserve Cash Processing Facility...
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On April 23, 2011 we were honored to have Ernest Hancock speak at Fedstock II. He attended a peace rally and did his radio show the day before in Philadelphia. (Update: Watch the Philly Fed Occupation... wide and deep support of the truth, and we'll
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If you cannot go to occupy Wall Street or a Federal Reserve Branch near you in one of the 12 districts or satellite locations. Well what about the zombie banks that are the share holders of the Federal Reserve who got so much bailout
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The Occupy Wall Street crowd has become predictably focused on issues like taxing the middle class and moderately “rich,” ending capitalism and even re-electing Obama to ‘fight’ the very elites who pushed him into power. Focus should instead be on th
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So fun and easy a kid could do it, END THE FED by Chalking the Bank!
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Ben Bernanke, It has come to my attention that you will be compiling a list of people that post derogatory/negative comments about the Federal Reserve. I'd like to ask the following questions: * What keywords are you looking for? * What
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Last week the Federal Reserve began the 2nd incarnation of "Operation Twist", an attempt to drive down interest rates by purchasing long-term Treasury debt and selling short-term debt. The latest instance of the central bank desperately
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Alex Jones will gives a special broadcast today on the Occupy Wall Street protests that have been swelling for weeks.
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A couple days after the initial launch of the Occupy Wall Street protests, Infowars.com received an email taking us to task for attributing the movement to Anonymous, the activist hacker group.
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Spending time at the Federal Reserve was a good learning opportunity for me. It helped me to understand economic philosophies and polices that I had not previously known about. - Herman Cain
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It's important to note, that WeAreChange respects everyone's opinions and views, and of course, we have our own. We are here simply to ask the questions that we see fit about the issues that we see important. If you disagree with Schiff or Moore plea
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They'll spend millions to discover what I can tell them with two words. So rather than spend those millions, Mr. Fed, let me give it to you short and sweet: YOU SUCK There, I just saved you (the taxpayer?) millions of dollars.
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I can guarantee the keyword searches of "Federal Reserve", "Fiat money", "printing press", and "scumbags" will deliver the new Fed social media monitors straight to Silver Circle's website and blog. No worries though, we've seen the traces
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When the world's leaders begin to warn of something in concert, we try to peer beneath the surface to see what they are really driving at. Austerity – ... – is one aspect of it, perhaps. But the installation of a global currency is perhaps another. P
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In his inimitable manner, Marc Faber describes to ThomsonReuters why it is time for Greece to leave the common currency, claim bankruptcy, and allow its citizens to live decently even if European leaders (and bankers) have to suffer.
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The track of Tropical Storm Ophelia and the announcement by the Fed of Operation Twist is a classic example of potential versus reality! Potential: Based on a variety of environmental factors, what is now Tropical Storm Ophelia may or may not ever
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The Federal Reserve did what investors expected Wednesday - it said it would buy Treasury bonds to help the economy. But stocks fell anyway. The reason? The Fed made it clear that it thinks a full economic recovery is years away.
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Lower interest rates don't automatically mean cheaper mortgages.
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The central bank appears likely to try to push long-term borrowing costs lower by rebalancing its $2.8 trillion portfolio of bond holdings to weight it more heavily to longer-term securities. Such a move that would fly in the face of Republican ob
Britain's economic prospects are deteriorating so swiftly that the Bank of England on Wednesday signaled it was on the verge of pumping in more money to support growth, potentially as soon as October.
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Daily Forex Fundamentals, written by Danske Bank, says the FOMC will probably get QE3 rolling by the end of the year or early in 2012. “Following the continued deterioration in economic data, we expect the Fed to take action in the form of a twist in
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Startling candor coming from a Fed member beginning at the 3:25 mark of this video.
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The remarks by Bernanke yesterday about consumer behavior showed a remarkable lack of engagement with the real world. He and his colleagues clearly do not know, or bother to know, members of the dying breed known as the middle class.
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No tallies were added to the job board in August and President Obama will be stepping in to help with a proposed plan of $447 billion in stimulus money. The plan will provide for unemployment benefits, payroll tax cuts, infrastructure, and security c
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In a new assessment of G7 economies, the OECD declares that growth has come to a halt and that it's time for bankers to flood the world with cheap money again.
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The negative feedback loop between weak growth and soggy asset markets makes a coordinated monetary policy easing move more likely – perhaps as early as the G7 meeting this weekend.
