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Sub-Prime Crisis Easy Explanation

November 25, 2007 in Money by Paul

Confused over the latest economic buzzphrase “The Sub-Prime Crisis”? Don’t be. As the video here shows, there’s really not too much to it. There, now we can all sleep more easily at night.

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Good Grief, Passion And Truth On US News Channel!!

August 22, 2007 in Money by Paul

FOR SOME TIME now, informed pundits (such as Christopher Story of worldreports.org) have been forewarning of financial systemic collapse.

Throughout history, all fiat, usury driven money scamming systems have imploded and brought disaster in their wake.


This one will likely be no different though I personally hold out that the fallout this time will not be as bad as the doom mongers would want us to believe. But the pressure is on.The video here is wonderful. Wonderful because it contains a human being expressing genuinely truthful emotion about the true state of affairs. He mentions how he, and other TV financial pundits, are coerced into mouthing soothing platitudes to placate their audience and smooth over the cracks. The gutting of America has been carried out by traitors, most often masquerading as the protectors of the American peoples. In the UK it is similar, though on a smaller scale. We are moving into the end game phase of a plan that has been worked on for hundreds of years and the video below is a symptom of that plan. We have no need to become discouraged though. Goodness, I am assured, is on the way.

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Gordon Brown, John Terry And The World’s Poorest Countries

August 1, 2007 in Money, Politics by Paul

Gordon Brown is touted as having a sharp brain. At least that’s what his mum says. This observation is also made by many pundits within the UK press who, one can only assume, are blunt brained. Brown, the new UK Prime Minister, is on a gadabout right now, smooching and schmoozing with the demented (G W Bush) and the deluded (the United Nations) and no doubt anyone else that’s worth a press call.

In today’s “The Independent” there runs the following:


Brown: We are failing the world’s poorest countries
By Andrew Grice, Political Editor in New York
Published: 01 August 2007 The Independent
(Click HERE for full article)

Gordon Brown declared a “global emergency” yesterday as he launched a major new campaign to tackle poverty, ill health and poor education in the developing world.

Launching his first major foreign policy initiative since becoming prime minister, he admitted that world leaders had failed to lived up to their promises to solve the crisis in the poorest nations.

His “wake-up call” won the backing of 12 other leaders, including President George Bush, and the bosses of 20 global companies, including Microsoft’s chairman, Bill Gates. The campaign, to be run through the UN, will be based on a new partnership between governments, the private sector and faith and pressure groups.

These are dumb remarks, deceptive ones too, though whether Brown is aware of this no one knows, not even Brown himself. His “wake-up call” won’t work either. It never has and never will. Because the only action that will transform this situation PERMANENTLY, is an action that none of them are willing to take.

Or will take.

Ever.

The action that needs to be taken is a simple one by the way and it’s this.

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It’s The Eddie N Alan Show

July 13, 2007 in Money by Paul

WHAT IS IT with these bankers? According to Christopher Story of WORLD REPORTS, first Sir Alan Greenspan ex head of the Federal Reserve and now Sir Eddie George, ex head of the Bank of England, have been thrown in the slammer. We kid you not. Story, long time publisher of The International Currency Review (35 years and rolling) and erstwhile advisor to Margaret Thatcher during her Prime Ministership has, for many months now, been reporting on the Leo Wanta debacle that is, according to Story, rocking the financial establishment worldwide. So why no word of this in the messed up mass media?

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“US Dollar Crap” Says Rita Smethwick

March 26, 2007 in Money by Paul

LONDON, March 26th, 2007 — Rita Smethwick, Manchester housewife and mother of 4 called for the scrapping of the US Dollar as the world’s default currency.

“The US Dollar is crap and everyone except the lard brains that try to pass themselves off as politicians knows it”

she said during her regular trip to Patels newsagent on Manchester’s Moss Side. It was later revealed that Mrs Smethwich had been put up to this stunt by her eldest son, Heathwick, who was seeking to influence the forex markets in favour of certain weak positions he held in Japanese Yen. Heathwick was later arrested and could face up to 120 years in prison for acts of terrorism whilst using a mancunian accent. Shown is a picture of a US Dollar featuring former US President Andrew Jackson. Jackson never lived in Manchester although there are many people in the greater Manchester area called Jackson. None of them could be reached for comment regarding any involvement they may have with the US Dollar although further arrests are deemed imminent.

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