Someone broke the financial system, and evidence that the break was willful is now piled as high as banking execs’ bonuses.
FINALLY someone (besides me) points out the fundamental fallacy of the existence of our federal government- that it is what the people really wanted. It isn't, and never has been THIS is why "Compromise" is a word most foul to those of us with principles.
And I fully expect people to comment here in favor of their chains. Someone WILL complain that the "big babies" somehow are entitled to my money.
Ethics has no place in the Empire of Debt. The financialized Status Quo is careful to limit the language used to describe the situation in Greece to the subtexts of "obligations" and "avoiding chaos." The reality being masked is that debt is now more important than people …
After a series of e-mails between myself and a good friend, L.
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Starbucks proves it has common sense, rather than caving in to ridiculous demands of the un-infortmed gun grabbers.
Over the past century these instruments have destroyed the purchasing power of investors in many countries, even as these holders continued to receive timely payments of interest and principal. This ugly result, moreover, will forever recur.
The Ron Paul phenomenon is perhaps the most interesting story to come out of the 2012 election to date, simply because he breaks all the stereotypes of a successful candidate or movement. Ron Paul is not handsome (like Mitt Romney). He’s not exciting (like Sarah Palin).
Even according to the government CPI increased 3% over the past 12 months.
Charles Hughes Smith weighs in on the overall effectiveness and legality of the Federal Reserve's monetary policy.
Forum on the Federal Reserve has not initiated any private discussions.