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Tuesday, October 30, 2012
European Commission Single Supervisory Mechanism
The lack of enthusiasm for the latest effort to centralize all banking and
monitory regulation within the European Central Bank suggests that the surreal struggle for continental unanimity still resides
in the minds of banksters. Elites still seek to perfect the class distinguish of century old traditions, into a modern version
of feudal serfdom. Globalism is the brainchild of the cabal of international banking. As long as a financial monopoly dominates
political institutions, the end result will be more consolidation of the rule of the House of Rothschild.
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Tuesday, October 23, 2012
Central Banks Game Plan: One World Currency
Only those in total denial would claim that the world economies could grow
their way out of the debt bubble. Mathematically, the rules of compound interest always destroy the purchasing value of fiat
currencies. The era of zero interest rates will end. When the cost to finance debts reverts to normal levels, the bleeding
will become a gusher. The world reserve currency status of Federal Reserve Notes will come under enormous pressure. As the
central banks consolidate their control over international commerce and the economies of individual countries, the coin of
the new realm will shift to a replacement for the U.S. Dollar.
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Tuesday, October 16, 2012
Derivative Meltdown and Dollar Collapse
The frightening prospects from a derivative meltdown, well known for years, seem to deepen with every measure to prop
up a failing international financial system. The essay Greed is Good, but Derivatives are Better, characterizes the gamble
game in this fashion: "The elegance of derivatives is that the rules that defy nature are not involved
in intangible swaps. The basic value in the payment from the risk is always dumped on the back of the taxpayer. Ponzi schemes
are legal when government croupiers spin loaded balls on their fudged roulette tables." Read the entire article
Tuesday, October 9, 2012
Counterproductive Minimum Wage Mandates
Working for wages has never been the path for significant wealth. Most people are not equipped nor do they have the
inclination to be engaged in business endeavors that will earn them a viable living. The reluctance that most workers bring
to their occupation stems from their inability or unwillingness of properly understanding the related components that are
essential in creating wealth. While many view work as a curse, the indispensable reconciliation for a practical and tolerable
acceptance of universal plight is that no one is owed a living. Read the entire article
Tuesday, October 2, 2012
Gap Between College Costs and Inflation
Anyone who has an offspring attending university knows all too well the spiraling costs of higher education. While purchases
at the grocery or gas pump jumps at alarming rates, the expense of tuition over the past few decades have been in a league
all of their own. In the essay, College Education Economics, the subject of the student debt is analyzed. This essay examines the primary reasons why the price of educational institutions
so dramatically outpaces the nominal rate of inflation. Read the entire article
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