Gulf
States Creep Away From Plunging Dollar
Gulf States are set to follow former Fed chairman Alan Greenspan's advice
and dump their dollar peg following a benchmark meeting tomorrow, with
analysts predicting a slow but deliberate creep away from the greenback
rather than an imminent decoupling, a move that could have devastating
consequences for the American economy.
Primary
school children should be put on the national DNA database if
their behaviour suggests they will become criminals, a senior
Scotland Yard expert said yesterday.
A
leading economic journalist has described the current financial
crisis as a "gigantic fraud", the fallout of a deliberate
and preconceived profit agenda to enslave the middle classes in
a debt bubble.
International
Forecaster expert Bob Chapman joins Alex Jones to discuss the
economic meltdown, the disasterous policies of the Federal Reserve,
his prognosis for the plunging dollar and where he thinks gold
will jump to by the end of the year.
Fed up with
a "Manchurian Candidate" Prime Minister that continues
to harm Canada and commit treason against the country we love
, we show up @ the Westin Bayshore (Vancouver) to voice our
strong opposition.
Swiss
energy giant EGL is set to sign a 25-year deal in Teheran on
Monday to buy 5.5 billion cubic meters of Iranian natural gas
per year, starting in 2011, for a reported €18 billion.
The
European Union needs to increase its civil and military power
because of “serious security risks” posed by climate
change, according to a
joint report from the EU’s two top foreign-policy
officials.
As
the battle over reforms to the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance
Act rages in Congress, civil libertarians warn that legislation
sought by the White House could enable spying on "ordinary
Americans."
American
TV news magazine host Keith Olbermann opens his mind to the
possibilities of our reality being little more than a virtual
world, a computer simulation, something straight out of Philip
K Dick's fiction, or The Matrix movies (via Philip K Dick's
fiction).
