Money - Our Global Problem

May 3rd, 2009

“The Gig Is Up: Money, the Federal Reserve and You.” is a video presentation by Gary Fielder at the University of Colorado School of Law in December 2008.

The economies of most nations are controlled by central banks not unlike the US Federal Reserve.These central banks wield absolute financial control over governments, answer to no one and have created a global debt bubble that will last for generations.

Watch this - please!

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Urgent Warning about Gardasil

April 29th, 2009

New information links the Gardasil vaccine to thousand of health complaints and more than 30 deaths. Before there is one more unnecessary death, get the facts.

More info http://www.hsibaltimore.com

Why doesn’t this information ever get into the mainstream media?

I’m so glad my daughters made the right decision.

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Now it’s called Cyberspace Warfare

April 28th, 2009

The New York Times ran the following story on the Internet being the next strategic battlefield.

U.S. Plans Attack and Defense in Cyberspace Warfare
By DAVID E. SANGER, JOHN MARKOFF and THOM SHANKER
Published: April 28, 2009

A new international race has begun to develop cyberweapons and systems to protect against them.

Click to read the full article.

I get this nagging feeling that this is just another step closer to a big brother takeover of the Net.

Watch out for movies on Internet assisted villainy and identity theft stories.

Addendum:

A very dear friend pointed out that the above snippet may have left some of you wondering and suggested I elaborate.

Both the article and the video (linked to from this post) sound like spin to me. Why?

They tried to rally the public about Internet pornography and the people were heard yelling – LEAVE THE INTERNET ALONE! IT’S THE LAST CHANNEL OF FREE SPEECH!.

Therefore a new, bigger threat was needed. Let’s see. What’s on the public mind right now? Banking, unemployment, global economic meltdown, climate change, war, terrorism, technology, mass media noise….

Stack the issues - escalate the problem.

So the new threat is Cyber Terrorism. We need top-down control and we need to spend billions on Cyber Weapons so we can shoot up the digital bad guys to protect our failing economy and bricks and mortal infrastructure. In short - we need to declare war on Cyber Terrorism.

Yeah! Like the war on drugs worked.

Install a decent firewall and leave the cyber stuff to video games. Spend the money on education, health and public works instead.

This stuff isn’t about protecting the nation and the world against cyber terrorists. It’s about control of the Internet. Control over what you and I say, read, see and hear.

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Credit as a public utility

April 25th, 2009

Richard C. Cooke, author of the book “We hold these truths, The hope of monetary reform”, has just released a six part video series titled “Credit as a Public Utility: The Solution to the Economic Crisis”. The 2 ½ hour video series (linked below) provides a clear overview of the processes and practices that have resulted in the global financial collapse and proposes a new economic model to help transform economies and take back control of money from the corrupt banking institutions.

This series is a must watch if you want to understand how we got here and why the bailouts can not and will not work. As the global economic system is firmly controlled by the same banking cartels that caused the collapse I would recommend this video series to all viewers from all nations. The monetary system we all suffer under is inherently flawed and can not be fixed. It needs to be replaced with a democratic and just monetary system that benefits all people equally. The Cook plan is one proposed solution.

Part one - Our Early Political Leaders Warned Us Against the Banking Interests
In this part Cooke discusses the early years when the founding fathers worked to free the nation from the control of private banking interests.

Part two - The Federal Reserve System: The Bankers Take Over
Examines the ill effects of the Federal Reserve Act of 1913 which resulted in the United States becoming a nation dominated by the financial elite, bankers and the debt-based monetary system which resulted and is still in control today.

Part three - The Collapse of the Financial System
Discusses how the abuses in the FIRE economy (Finance, Insurance, Real Estate) lead to the national and global economic situation currently facing the world.

Part four - What is Credit and Who Should Control It?
Examines the concept of credit and why credit should be defined as a public utility and not as the bankers private property.

Part five - The Gap Between Prices and Income
Discusses Keynesian economics and how it helped cause the collapse due to inherent flaws in the model.

Part six - The Greenback and National Dividend Solutions
Proposes the “Cook Plan” which calls for the complete overhaul of the current monetary system to create a non-inflationary democratic currency model.

For further information see: http://www.richardccook.com

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The Internet is the new battlefront

April 25th, 2009

As if YouTube taking down thousands of “Fair User” videos isn’t enough of an affront to our freedom the White House is now proposing to take control of cybersecurity.

Watch the 3 minute speech on ZDNet here: White House takes control of cybersecurity

Is this the beginning of the end for Internet free speech?
What next - Global control of the Net by Washington?

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