muppetcakes

Recorded in early 2007, this guy explains with astonishing accuracy how the sub-prime mortgage bubble was being created and would collapse. He also mentioned rising gas prices (although he only predicted $100/barrel prices when they actually went to 147) and goes on the explain the possibility of more false-flag terrorist attacks to push a North American Union and the collapse of the dollar. A lot of good analysis of past, current, and future events. I will enjoy watching this again.

daniel abrahamson
4th generation activism
rebuilding america's senses
pnac

It is foolish to trust anybody with dictatorial powers just because you don't think you'll be on the receiving end of them.

---

"A prince, whose character is thus marked by every act which may define a tyrant, is unfit to be the ruler of a free people." The powers that be, the ones hand-picking all our two-party Presidential nominees, are exactly like this unfit prince. Read the grievances listed in this document then do a little digging into our current events. Our Presidents are front men for these tyrants. Time to vote 3rd party! You are wasting your vote otherwise. Google Ron Paul if you don't know how devoted he is to our rights and freedoms. Thomas Jefferson would be proud.

twitter.com/pandamop [twitter.com/pandamop]

I'll bet you a dollar you've read this review

Former NIE analyst's sharp critique of the plan to go into Afghanistan, the "Graveyard of Empires." He points out the lack of truly objective analysis in Obama's administration, and the problems that entails.

"The ones standing in back of Obama yesterday have smarts enough to have said, 'No, it's a bad idea, Mr. President.' Gallons of blood are likely to be poured unnecessarily in the mountains and valleys of Afghanistan over the next decade or longer. But not their blood."

Dear reader(s),

In recent days, I've experienced a surprising emotion: nostalgia for the Bush era.

It's not nostalgia for his administration's catastrophic pairing of cronyism and incompetence.

It's not nostalgia for his "kinda-drunk John Wayne with a speech impediment" public speaking style.

Nor is it nostalgia for the way Bush turned great words like "liberty" and "democracy" into jingoistic mantras, or the fact that he so sullied the word "freedom" that the people rebuilding the World Trade Center have rejected the name Freedom Tower because it sounds too obnoxious.

Nope.

I'm nostalgic for focused anger and healthy skepticism directed at the White House.

Not the millionaire faux-populist anger of people like Glenn Beck, Lou Dobbs or the "I want him to fail, because I care more about Republicans than I do my country" anger of Rush Limbaugh.

I'm concerned that some of Obama's Bush-like policy initiatives are getting a free pass from the press and public simply because Obama isn't Bush.

Mere distraction, but cool concept. There just isn't enough interfacing to be useful.

Napolitano, Stossel, Celente, Tom Woods, Ron Paul and more

Great look at the underside of the Fed. Several things I hadn't even -heard- about. Good work.

"Dennis Kucinich, addressing Congress during the January 2009 session stated, "The Federal Reserve is no more federal than Federal Express... If we could take that (money-issuing) power back and place the Federal Reserve under Treasury, we start to be in a position of being able to control monetary policy on behalf of the United States people.""