Toward a World that Works for Everyone
Bob Chapman is an honest and perceptive economist and, I believe, a lightworker. Bob may or may not be aware of NESARA. I lean to the view that he is. I may be publishing one or two more excerpts from his subscription column over the next few days. Notice how Bob credits the alternative press […]
Catherine Austin Fitts has a blog site entitled Solari.com. Fitts has been a managing director and board member of a Wall Street investment bank and Assistant Secretary of Housing and Federal Housing Commission at HUD, etc. She’s very articulate and quite knowledgeable. On her site is published an article that says that 99 stocks account […]
Lauren brought this message from Saul from Aug. 26, 2009 to my attention. Given that we are moving closer to the appointment of the caretaker administrations, I agree that it’s relevant for these times. Your new leaders will have great visionary capabilities 26 August 2009 Channeler: John Smallman https://johnsmallman.wordpress.com As the power and influence of […]
What do you do with 150 years on your hands? Truly, Bernie Madoff has nothing to lose. Given the NWO, which he might have expected to spring him a la Mark Rich, (1) is going down the toilet with him, we at last get the unvarnished Bernie Madoff, Hey, he carried those schmucks for 20 […]
Peter Dale Scott is a retired University of California professor whose research on the deep state is widely acclaimed. Among his books are Drugs, Oil and War and The Road to 9/11. In these two series of videos, he discusses the connections between drug, oil, and war money and Wall Street. Doubleclick on the video […]
Wall Street continues its campaign to steal from the poor and pay to the rich. By Prof. Michael Hudson Global Research February 17, 2010 https://globalresearch.ca/index.php?context=va&aid=17667 Former Treasury Secretary Hank Paulson wrote an op-ed in The New York Times, (Feb. 16)[1] outlining how to put the U.S. economy on rations. Not in those words, of course. […]
William K. Black, now associate professor of economics and law at the University of Missouri, Kansas City School of Law, was responsible for exposing the savings and loan scandal in the 1980s. Here he speaks before the House Financial Services Committee in late April 2010 on “liars loans,” (1) the failure of regulation in the […]
In “Capitalism: A Love Story,” Michael Moore shone the light on an employer practice called “Dead Peasants” insurance. In order to free myself up to write on other topics, I’ll let Liz Pulliam Weston of MSN Money, explain the concept. It’s a shameless, vulture-like arrangement whereby a company profits from an employee’s death, with […]
