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Thursday, August 4, 2011
Tuesday, August 2, 2011
Gerald Celente: 'Economic Martial Law Will Be Declared'
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Please see the source link on lewrockwell.com here for additional links / information
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by Mac Slavo
SHTF Plan
In his latest quarterly Trends Journal (Summer 2011), Gerald Celente provides us another "history of the future," in which he discusses global economic, monetary, and political events as they happen and what their consequences will be for months, years and decades to come. As he has said before, it is only a matter of time before a major terror attack is executed in a major Western nation. And once it happens it will send shock waves throughout the world, leading to mass global panic and a further tightening of the noose around the necks of the populace:
What will another major terror strike mean? Should an attack hit one of the major NATO nations, the effects, this time, will go global. Bank holidays will be called, the US and other fragile economies will crumble, gold and silver will soar, and already-troubled currencies will crash. Economic martial law will be declared. Introduced as a temporary measure, once in place it will remain in place (like the curfews and draconian security precautions installed by despots and dictators everywhere). Civil rights will be suspended and, particularly in America, Homeland Security, already intolerably intrusive, will achieve an Orwellian omnipresence.
With banks closed and economic martial law inplace, restrictions will be set on the amounts, times and frequency of withdrawals. As we have cautioned before, it will be essential to have a stash of cash on hand. Even though governments will devalue their currencies, it will happen in stages. Speaking only for ourselves, we at The Trends Research Institute will not be storing precious metals in bank safe deposit boxes.
Since "terrorism" is now a term we can use to describe just about any action deemed a threat to the public and government infrastructure, the possibilities for what the next "terror attack" will look like are endless. It can come in the form of suicide bombers at your local shopping mall, a cyber attack on financial markets launched via the internet, or any number of other potential threats that have been recently highlighted by our Department of Homeland Security.
There need be only a single event that occurs at an opportune time and is pushed by the mainstream media and all hell will break loose.
Imagine, for a minute, what America would look like if nationwide curfews were implemented, civil rights were suspended (including confiscation of guns), the US dollar crashed, ATM's and credit card transactions were restricted, and food and gas purchases were limited.
The Presidential executive orders are in place, Fusion Centers and FEMA detention camps are operational, and 20,000 US troops have been trained to deal specifically with economic collapse and civil unrest and are ready to be deployed immediately.
Reprinted from SHTF Plan.
August 2, 2011
Mac Slavo [send him mail] is a small business owner and independent investor.
Copyright © 2011 Mac Slavo
Please see the source link on lewrockwell.com here for additional links / information
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by Mac Slavo
SHTF Plan
In his latest quarterly Trends Journal (Summer 2011), Gerald Celente provides us another "history of the future," in which he discusses global economic, monetary, and political events as they happen and what their consequences will be for months, years and decades to come. As he has said before, it is only a matter of time before a major terror attack is executed in a major Western nation. And once it happens it will send shock waves throughout the world, leading to mass global panic and a further tightening of the noose around the necks of the populace:
What will another major terror strike mean? Should an attack hit one of the major NATO nations, the effects, this time, will go global. Bank holidays will be called, the US and other fragile economies will crumble, gold and silver will soar, and already-troubled currencies will crash. Economic martial law will be declared. Introduced as a temporary measure, once in place it will remain in place (like the curfews and draconian security precautions installed by despots and dictators everywhere). Civil rights will be suspended and, particularly in America, Homeland Security, already intolerably intrusive, will achieve an Orwellian omnipresence.
With banks closed and economic martial law inplace, restrictions will be set on the amounts, times and frequency of withdrawals. As we have cautioned before, it will be essential to have a stash of cash on hand. Even though governments will devalue their currencies, it will happen in stages. Speaking only for ourselves, we at The Trends Research Institute will not be storing precious metals in bank safe deposit boxes.
Since "terrorism" is now a term we can use to describe just about any action deemed a threat to the public and government infrastructure, the possibilities for what the next "terror attack" will look like are endless. It can come in the form of suicide bombers at your local shopping mall, a cyber attack on financial markets launched via the internet, or any number of other potential threats that have been recently highlighted by our Department of Homeland Security.
There need be only a single event that occurs at an opportune time and is pushed by the mainstream media and all hell will break loose.
Imagine, for a minute, what America would look like if nationwide curfews were implemented, civil rights were suspended (including confiscation of guns), the US dollar crashed, ATM's and credit card transactions were restricted, and food and gas purchases were limited.
The Presidential executive orders are in place, Fusion Centers and FEMA detention camps are operational, and 20,000 US troops have been trained to deal specifically with economic collapse and civil unrest and are ready to be deployed immediately.
Reprinted from SHTF Plan.
August 2, 2011
Mac Slavo [send him mail] is a small business owner and independent investor.
Copyright © 2011 Mac Slavo
Auto industry again tops complaint list
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MCCLATCHY NEWSPAPERS <-- source
Monday, August 1, 2011
ADVERTISEMENT
Drum roll, please.
The industry that gets the most gripes from consumers for the second year in a row: auto.
That’s according to the annual survey by the Consumer Federation of America, National Association of Consumer Agency Administrators and the North American Consumer Protection Investigators. The ranking is based on more than 252,000 complaints lodged with regulators in 18 states.
Consumer complaints about the auto industry involve leasing, towing disputes, faulty repairs and misrepresentations in advertising or sales of new and used cars.
Here are the other top complaints from the survey:
Credit/debt
Billing and fee disputes, mortgage-related fraud, credit repair, debt relief services, predatory lending, and illegal or abusive debt collection practices.
Tied for third — home improvement/construction and retail sales
(shoddy work, and failure to start or complete the job) and Retail sales (false advertising and other deceptive practices, defective merchandise, problems with rebates, coupons, gift cards and gift certificates, and failure to deliver).
Utilities
Service problems or billing disputes with phone, cable, satellite, internet, electric and gas service.
Services
Misrepresentations, shoddy work, failure o have required licences, and failure to perform.
Internet sales
Misrepresentations or other deceptive practice, and failure to deliver online purchases.
Household goods
Misrepresentations, failure to deliver, and faulty repairs in connection with furniture or appliances.
Landlord/tenant
Unhealthy or unsafe conditions, failure to make repairs or provide promised amenities, deposit and rent disputes, and illegal eviction tactics.
Fraud
Bogus sweepstakes and lotteries, work-at-home schemes, and other scams.
Home solicitations
Misrepresentations or failure to deliver in door-to-door, telemarketing or mail solicitations.
This article was published on page B5 of the Monday, August 1, 2011 edition of The Columbia Daily Tribune. Click here to Subscribe.
MCCLATCHY NEWSPAPERS <-- source
Monday, August 1, 2011
ADVERTISEMENT
Drum roll, please.
The industry that gets the most gripes from consumers for the second year in a row: auto.
That’s according to the annual survey by the Consumer Federation of America, National Association of Consumer Agency Administrators and the North American Consumer Protection Investigators. The ranking is based on more than 252,000 complaints lodged with regulators in 18 states.
Consumer complaints about the auto industry involve leasing, towing disputes, faulty repairs and misrepresentations in advertising or sales of new and used cars.
Here are the other top complaints from the survey:
Credit/debt
Billing and fee disputes, mortgage-related fraud, credit repair, debt relief services, predatory lending, and illegal or abusive debt collection practices.
Tied for third — home improvement/construction and retail sales
(shoddy work, and failure to start or complete the job) and Retail sales (false advertising and other deceptive practices, defective merchandise, problems with rebates, coupons, gift cards and gift certificates, and failure to deliver).
Utilities
Service problems or billing disputes with phone, cable, satellite, internet, electric and gas service.
Services
Misrepresentations, shoddy work, failure o have required licences, and failure to perform.
Internet sales
Misrepresentations or other deceptive practice, and failure to deliver online purchases.
Household goods
Misrepresentations, failure to deliver, and faulty repairs in connection with furniture or appliances.
Landlord/tenant
Unhealthy or unsafe conditions, failure to make repairs or provide promised amenities, deposit and rent disputes, and illegal eviction tactics.
Fraud
Bogus sweepstakes and lotteries, work-at-home schemes, and other scams.
Home solicitations
Misrepresentations or failure to deliver in door-to-door, telemarketing or mail solicitations.
This article was published on page B5 of the Monday, August 1, 2011 edition of The Columbia Daily Tribune. Click here to Subscribe.
Monday, August 1, 2011
“The western monetary system is based on fraud…All the robber barons should be put behind bars.
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Political commentator Hans Schicht proposes a solution. Writing in gold-eagle.com in 2008, he says:
“The western monetary system is based on fraud…All the robber barons should be put behind bars. The Central Banks, the IMF, the BIS abolished. All banks and financial institutions expropriated. All stolen assets confiscated and either returned to their rightful owners or the proceeds re-directed to cover the nation’s expenses for many years to come to the benefit of the tax-payer. Financial laws should be re-written and financial crime made part of common crime. All debts should be cancelled and Debt declared illegal. Like physical slavery was abolished so should debt slavery.” [Emphasis in original.]
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Political commentator Hans Schicht proposes a solution. Writing in gold-eagle.com in 2008, he says:
“The western monetary system is based on fraud…All the robber barons should be put behind bars. The Central Banks, the IMF, the BIS abolished. All banks and financial institutions expropriated. All stolen assets confiscated and either returned to their rightful owners or the proceeds re-directed to cover the nation’s expenses for many years to come to the benefit of the tax-payer. Financial laws should be re-written and financial crime made part of common crime. All debts should be cancelled and Debt declared illegal. Like physical slavery was abolished so should debt slavery.” [Emphasis in original.]
Source link
List of #Criminal #Banker Families
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There exists only a few hundred of these despotic banksters, with extended families only a few thousand at most. These are the villains who have fomented wars, famines, depressions, recessions and never-ending turmoil for their own ends. They are the ones who engineered the present economic chaos in order to shift the collective wealth of the middle classes into their own pockets. It is not so much for money and property – which they have in abundance – as it is for total control over the people of the world.
Some of these Machiavellian bankster families include:
The Rothschilds
The Rockefellers
The Warburgs
The Schiffs
The Lazards
The Israel Moses Seifs
The Oppenheimers
The Kuhn Loebs
The Goldman Sachs
The Lehmans
The Stillmans
As stated, these banking racketeers own or control the worlds’ central banks, the IMF, the World Bank, and the BIS. Through these powerful institutions they effectively control the governments and economies of the world. Wherever you live, your government runs the economy not for the benefit of you and your fellow citizens but for the selfish interests of the banks and their shareholders.
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There exists only a few hundred of these despotic banksters, with extended families only a few thousand at most. These are the villains who have fomented wars, famines, depressions, recessions and never-ending turmoil for their own ends. They are the ones who engineered the present economic chaos in order to shift the collective wealth of the middle classes into their own pockets. It is not so much for money and property – which they have in abundance – as it is for total control over the people of the world.
Some of these Machiavellian bankster families include:
The Rothschilds
The Rockefellers
The Warburgs
The Schiffs
The Lazards
The Israel Moses Seifs
The Oppenheimers
The Kuhn Loebs
The Goldman Sachs
The Lehmans
The Stillmans
As stated, these banking racketeers own or control the worlds’ central banks, the IMF, the World Bank, and the BIS. Through these powerful institutions they effectively control the governments and economies of the world. Wherever you live, your government runs the economy not for the benefit of you and your fellow citizens but for the selfish interests of the banks and their shareholders.
Source link
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