Wednesday, September 17, 2008

Bush administration had a hand in causing US Credit crunch

Just weeks after Eliot Spritzers' article "Predatory Lenders' Partner in Crime" was published in the Washington Post Eliot Spritzers' career was over.
Due to details of an FBI investigation in to his alleged private life being leaked to the press his career as New York Governor was over and he was discredited and shamed by a frenzy of US media coverage.
 
Was he right and was he divulging to much of the truth?
 
Read his article and bear in mind the events of the last two days with one of Americas biggest Lenders going bankrupt and stock markets falling in to total chaos around the world as a result of the bankruptcy.
 
 
 
Taking in to account what Spritzer said in his article the following News reports will come as no real surprise to you.
 
US government rescues insurer AIG
The US Federal Reserve announces an $85bn rescue package for AIG, the country's biggest insurance company.
 
 
It's not just affecting the US it's also affecting the UK.
 
Is Halifax next? Crunch time as Britain's biggest mortgage leader loses a third of its value in 48 hours
Britain's biggest mortgage lender has suffered another catastrophic day on the stock market. Shares in HBOS, owner of the Halifax, dropped 40 per cent before staging a partial recovery.
 
 
 
Despite some recent media (Fox) pundits giving overly optimistic reports the true experts warn us that this will get worse before it gets any better, but it will never get any better for the millions of people who are losing or have lost their property and life savings.
 
The big question to ask yourself is, will we ever be able to return to normal in light that all this "Credit Crunch" was created by a greedy and powerful Dark Order.
 
Clive

Thursday, September 11, 2008

Cleared: Jury decides that threat of global warming justifies breaking the law

**Environmentalists seem to have been given the green card to start smashing up or to damage anything deemed to be a threat to the environment with this ruling. Power plants, factories, lorries, cars and possibly your home could be targeted by any Green Groups including the Alarmist groups that only take "Direct Action".**
 
Cleared: Jury decides that threat of global warming justifies breaking the law
 
By Michael McCarthy, Environment Editor
Thursday, 11 September 2008

The threat of global warming is so great that campaigners were justified in causing more than £35,000 worth of damage to a coal-fired power station, a jury decided yesterday. In a verdict that will have shocked ministers and energy companies the jury at Maidstone Crown Court cleared six Greenpeace activists of criminal damage.

Jurors accepted defence arguments that the six had a "lawful excuse" to damage property at Kingsnorth power station in Kent to prevent even greater damage caused by climate change. The defence of "lawful excuse" under the Criminal Damage Act 1971 allows damage to be caused to property to prevent even greater damage – such as breaking down the door of a burning house to tackle a fire.

The not-guilty verdict, delivered after two days and greeted with cheers in the courtroom, raises the stakes for the most pressing issue on Britain's green agenda and could encourage further direct action.

Friday, August 22, 2008

Cancer is a Fungus

Source: - Brasscheck

Cancer, according to those who research and treat it, is a "mystery."
 
I agree - with this one important qualification:

It's a very *lucrative* mystery for those who keep it mysterious.

One thing that is not mysterious about cancer is as soon as their is a diagnosis, the cash register starts to ring.

Billions upon billions dollars...tens of thousands of people employed...

Cancer, Inc. an industry is as big as making cars or distributing gasoline and the consensus says it's doing the best it can with the knowledge it has. 

But what if the cause and cure of cancer were not a mystery?

How ready would this industry - led by the always-ethical pharmaceutical companies - be to consider, let alone research, an alternative view?

Here's an alternative view on cancer:

Wednesday, August 20, 2008

criminalized for the benefit of a chemical company, a newspaper mogul and a banker.

There is a staggeringly high and ever increasing numbers of Americans declaring personal bankruptcy because they are having to pay their High Medical Bills, even though many had paid in to a full Medical Insurance schemes for decades. The following come as no surprise then that we learn the American Corporations still insist on putting profits before the health and well being of its very own citizens.

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Demon Marijuana

one of the most useful plants known to man was criminalized by the US government in the 1930s or the benefit of a chemical company, a newspaper mogul and a banker.
 
Grown worldwide for millennia as a source of food, medicine, fibre and paper, hemp was banned for the first time in human history in 1938 by the United States.

The original impetus for outlawing the hemp plant came from the DuPont and Mellon families with an important assist from William Randolf Hearst.

Hearst owned timber rights for millions of acres of forest land, the raw material for newsprint. DuPont had patents for numerous synthetic products that hemp is competitive with.

Harry Anslinger, the virulent racist who headed the Bureau of Narcotics and spear-headed the campaign against "demon marijuana" was married to the niece of Richard Mellon of the Mellon banking family.

For those who believe that the world is run by and for the benefit of a few interlocking families, this episode provides evidence for that position.

Enforcing marijuana laws and jailing offenders is a multi-billion dollar a year business that employs tens of thousands of people.
 
 
Regards,
The Drusader

Saturday, August 16, 2008

U.S. banking giant switches billions in debt to Britain to avoid paying corporation tax for 50 years

By Daily Mail Reporter
Last updated at 2:41 AM on 16th August 2008

Investment bank Merrill Lynch may not have to pay UK tax for decades.

The Wall Street giant, which employs 5,500 in the City of London, could be eligible for a tax holiday of more than 50 years after making billions of pounds of losses on 'exotic investments.'

The possibility of such a business escaping tax will astonish households struggling with their personal finances.

Read Full Report

Protesters: Holding pens unfit for voting machines

15 Aug 2008
The Denver Post
Dozen or so pens are made of chain link fencing with coiled concertina wire along the top
 
Convention protesters said this afternoon that the "secret jail" the city has set up for people arrested during the upcoming Democratic National Convention used to house the city's voting machines until the building was declared unfit for the machines. At a press conference in front of the holding pens the city has built inside a dilapidated warehouse at 38th Avenue and Steele Street, protester Glenn Spagnuolo said the city stored its voting machines there until officials said the building was too hot for the machines and was without a fire sprinkler system. "The city pulled its voting machines from here because the building gets too hot. Yet now they'll put people in there who use those machines to vote," he told a small gathering of reporters. "There are no toilets there. There's no water, no fire suppression. The city should be ashamed. It needs to stop criminalizing protests."
 

In Lies We Trust

Greetings Fellow Truth Seekers,
 
Take a look at this video on Brasscheck TV.
 
"In Lies We Trust"
 
Its hard to explain the full depth and breadth of the depravity of the pharmaceutical industry, the medical research industry, and the federal government. This film does a pretty good job.
 
Hang on to your hat.
 
You can view it here:
 
 
Video Time: 2:30:38
 
Peace,
Clive Denton HKt.B

Wednesday, August 13, 2008

FCC Commissioner: Fairness Doctrine Could Lead To Government Regulation Of Web

McDowell says reinstated powers could be tagged on to net neutrality debate by leading Democrats
 
Paul Joseph Watson
Prison Planet
Wednesday, August 13, 2008
 
FCC Commissioner Robert McDowell says that the potential re-introduction of the Fairness Doctrine under a Democratic administration could lead to "government dictating content policy" on the Internet.