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The Alex Jones Show – L I V E – June 23rd With Marc Faber
Alex welcomes to the show Ignatius Piazza, founder and director of the Front Sight Firearms Training Institute in Pahrump, Nevada. Alex also talks with Marc Faber, investment analyst, entrepreneur, and publisher of the renowned Gloom Boom & Doom Report. Faber recently predicted hyperinflation for the U.S. on a scale endured in Zimbabwe and the Weimar Republic.
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June 23rd, 2009 at 1:28 pm
I cannot get the free link to work,says not found.
Front Sight is Awsome, would like to hear it. Also, Marc is very smart.
Is any body else sick of being lied to ?
June 23rd, 2009 at 4:49 pm
Congressional Sponsorship for D. Kucinich GMO Safety and Labeling Bills **NEEDED**
SIGN HERE:
https://salsa.democracyinaction.org/o/568/t/1128/campaign.jsp?campaign_KEY=25920
Or send a letter…
subject: H.R. 6635, H.R. 6636, H.R. 6637
- – -Under what is called the “Precautionary Principle”, many countries around the world have placed moratoriums on the sale of GMO products and some have banned these products. However, without any serious testing, the United States government has not only allowed GMO ingredients in our food supply, but the FDA has actually tried to forbid companies from truthfully advertising “GMO Free” products. As my Congressperson, I want you to take a lead in reversing this trend. The Precautionary Principle, in essence, hold agencies and countries to the standard that is something has not been shown to be safe, it cannot be used, grown, offered or sold.
Genetically Modified Organisms do not meet the Precautionary Principle because they are administratively, not scientifically, deemed to be equivalent to unmodified organisms while excellent science substantiates that they pose special high level dangers for consumers, farmers and the environment. Disturbingly, these dangers are not temporary since, once the novel DNA, the antibiotic resistant DNA and the promoter virus are introduced into the DNA of the consumer, or of other organisms in the environment, the consequences are totally unpredictable and have been shown to be highly dangerous. Once loosed, however, the novel DNA cannot be called back, like the genie in the bottle.
Congressman Dennis Kuchinch has introduced three important bills to comprehensively regulate GMO products since they are virtually unregulated now. These bills are:
• H.R. 6636, The Genetically Engineered Food Right To Know Act, which would require mandatory labeling of all foods that contain or are produced with GM material. No such labeling is permitted at this time in the US.
• H.R. 6635, The Genetically Engineered Safety Act, which would require that GE foods follow a food safety review process to prevent contamination of food supplies by pharmaceutical and industrial crops. This Act would also require that the FDA screen all GE foods to ensure they are safe for human consumption. No such safety review is permitted at this time in the US.
• H.R. 6637, The Genetically Engineered Technology Farmer Protection Act, places liability from the impacts of GM crops on the biotechnology companies that created the GMOs, and protects farmers from lawsuits by biotechnology companies. No such liability exists at this time for pharmaceutical plants and animals once approval is granted by the acting agencies for the organism and the same is true for non drug modifications as well.
These flaws in the regulatory structure are of great concern to me and I believe that they should be deep concerns of yours as well since more than 80% of all food consumed in the US today contains GMO food or ingredients. Lethal allergies, auto immune disease (including diabetes in children), birth defects and sterility rates are rising and can be, in large measure, laid squarely at the door of a dangerous food supply, including GMOs in most of what we eat.
I urge you to become a co-sponsor of these bills or to introduce sister legislation in the Senate in order to protect us from the currently unknown potential threats of GMO products. This is a very important matter to me and I am among the over 80% of the public that a recent NY Times / CBS poll indicated wants mandatory GMO labeling.
As a concerned citizen, I will be watching your active stance on these bills and look forward to sharing the news of your co-sponsorship and support for these measures with other constituents in your district.- – -
June 23rd, 2009 at 5:01 pm
Thanks , I got the download.
June 24th, 2009 at 11:38 am
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June 24th, 2009 at 8:10 pm
This is a deliberate, systematic, studied crash of the system and subsequent looting of it by Wall Street’s most powerful interests, nothing more. Like the Great Depression, where millions lived in misery as the rich got much, much richer, the globe is experiencing a massive value drain so that a few interests on Wall Street can build dynastic wealth in a few short years.
I could go on, and cite many other contributing deliberate manipulations. I won’t bother. You probably know most of them.
But the truth is that we are witnessing a nation whose policy is being run so special interests can profit at unprecedented levels while the standard of living of the populace inevitably declines to accommodate the transfer of wealth. It is completely deliberate, and not a bit of it is accidental. The smartest guys in the financial world didn’t all just get stupid and blow it – that’s a facile cover story being propagated by the captured press. They knew exactly what they were doing, they crashed the system to profit at levels it would normally take 50 years of stability to see, and they could give a rat’s ass whether you work at Burger King during your retirement as a result.
They win. You lose.
June 24th, 2009 at 8:20 pm
But don’t expect to see it in the WSJ or NY Times – those rags are devoted to broadcasting Wall Street’s spin on things. That’s why you keep hearing about how the heads of the big banks are morons, and how outraged everyone is that they kept their jobs, etc. They aren’t morons. They, and their buds in hedge funds and trading desks, made trillions from being “morons.” And the reason they are declared idiots over and over, is because there’s no prosecuting a guy for being a retard. The smartest guys in the room always pretend to be fools when the prosecutor is around, however they don’t have to worry – they long ago bought off the establishment, including the regulators and prosecutors. Nobody but a few token outsider fall guys will see any prosecution – like Countrywide’s CEO. But not the head of BofA or Goldman or JP Morgan. They got away with it. And they now are so rich they will never be touched.
Welcome to the Banana Republic of America, brought to you by 300 rich white guys on Wall Street. Game over.
June 25th, 2009 at 10:53 am
Imagine a pie. That pie is total money in circulation, circulation defined as created by the Fed. Now imagine a smaller pie, and that is the amount of dollars in actual use, versus hoarded by the banks. As the circulation pie gets bigger, the dollars in use pie becomes a smaller percentage of the whole – that’s why we are seeing price deflation. Because the banks aren’t lending, the net effect is a shrinking of the money supply as dollars in use are measured both as a percentage of the pie, as well as in reality. Because the government pulls money out of that pie via taxes, and then instead of putting them back into circulation, distributes them to banks which are hoarding them, effectively shrinking the money supply over time as the tax effect takes hold. If that sounds familiar, it’s what made the Great Depression last 10 years. The money supply was methodically shrunk over that period, coupled with dollar devaluation, resulting in deflation. The only thing we are missing are protectionist tariffs now. That’s likely next.
What happens when that unknown trillions of dollars lent/scammed goes into circulation – provided it ever does as anything but buying deflated assets for pennies on the dollar? What is the only result of increasing the number of dollars in circulation by double digit percentages? With stagnant or shrinking GNP, isn’t devaluation of the currency the only outcome possible? More dollars backed by the same or smaller GNP. Hmmmm.
I think we’ll continue to see an effective shrinking of the money supply in use, even as all the pundits and economists pretend that’s mystifying or difficult to grasp. My hunch is that the end run is to crunch liquidity via this tax and hoard mechanism to the point where asset values collapse over time (deflation), and then those hoarding all the dollars can buy assets for pennies on the dollar; sure, there’s some inflation at that point, but that is all consistent with debasing the currency. As in the Depression, one must crush the middle class in order to confiscate their wealth, and that doesn’t happen overnight. It takes many years before someone is willing to sell their house to feed their kids today. Redistribution takes time, and requires patience.
Maybe I’m just paranoid. But that’s exactly what happened in the Depression, and I see the signs in this as well – lawlessness on the part of the money trust, a wholly captured government kowtowing to the will of a few NY interests, a broken market system, plunging home values, constrained money supply via tax and hoard….
That’s also why any rally is a sucker’s bet. My sense is that the reason the banks are throwing great profits is due to a combination of a boom in refinancing, as well access to dirt cheap money via the discount window, as well as via black boxes like AIG. Let’s see, you get X from TARP and make a big show out of paying it back, but you get Y via AIG (likely far more than borrowed via TARP) and then graciously agree to parse some and repay TARP. Not to mention the billions and billions via the Fed window. Owe X, take in far greater Y via subterfuge and secret loans, then chip off some Y to repay X. And we are being played, assisted by a captive media wholly owned by the same special interests who are stealing our national wealth.
Is this really fooling anyone?
It’s like a bad Laurel and Hardy skit, where Laurel steals Hardy’s wallet, and then pays him back the $5 he owes him.
And the real shame is that the rest of the world is being dragged down with us – if you want to sell things into the U.S., you have to be price competitive, which means you need to debase your currency right along with the U.S. or you have no export market. So the misery and theft becomes a global one, just as it did in the 1930’s, when protectionist policies effectively shut the U.S. market off from those who would export to us.
This is a very bad road. Naked short selling, or rather institutionalized counterfeiting, is bad. But it is a sliver compared to the larger evil we are seeing played out on a world stage.
As others are forced to debase their currencies to keep up (or rather down), their populations suffer as well, creating an environment where fascists or extremists can ascend to power when ordinarily prosperity would keep them at the margins. And that’s how wars get started.
This doesn’t look good through the lens of history, and it doesn’t look good through the lens of common sense. We are redistributing wealth to the cheats and scammers who ripped us off in the first place, effectively rewarding larceny and theft with the keys to the kingdom. This goes from bad to worse now. Mark my words.
June 25th, 2009 at 10:56 am
Wealth has to be created before it can be stolen. That is exactly what has happened, and is the reason for the seemingly insane bubbles that we have had.
Run in up, suck in the rubes, pull the plug, buy up everything for pennies on the dollar. Rinse, spin and repeat…