Current Economic Collapse News Brief:Japanese Debt Excessed One Quadrillion Yen, Spain’s Banking System Is Doomed To Collapse, U.S. Taxpayers Renouncing Citizenship At Record High

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Current Economic Collapse News Brief:Japanese Debt Excessed One Quadrillion Yen, Spain’s Banking System Is Doomed To Collapse, U.S. Taxpayers Renouncing Citizenship At Record High

In this news brief we will discuss the latest news on the economic collapse. We look to see if things are really that different. The central bank will not stop at just confiscating your wealth they will want your life. They want to enslave the people.

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Special Report: OCTOBER 2013 STOCK MARKET CRASH

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Special Report: OCTOBER 2013 STOCK MARKET CRASH

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EXPLOSIVE BREAKING NEWS: Stock Market Crash Is Imminent!

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EXPLOSIVE BREAKING NEWS: Stock Market Crash Is Imminent!

TOM HENEGHAN EXPLOSIVE INTELLIGENCE BRIEFINGS ALL patriot Americans MUST know, with sources inside American/European intelligence agencies and INTERPOL reporting what is really going on behind the scenes of the corporate-controlled, fascist, extortion-friendly propaganda U.S. media's massive deceptions http://www.tomheneghanbriefings.com/ https://twitter.com/Tom_Heneghan Saturday August 10, 2013 STOCK MARKET CRASH IS IMMINENT! by Tom Heneghan, International Intelligence Expert UNITED STATES of America - http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2013-08-09/stock-market-bubbles-and-record-margin-debt-repeating-history-ignoring-all-warnings Stock Market Bubbles And Record Margin Debt: A (Repeating) History Of Ignoring All Warnings Submitted by Tyler Durden on 08/09/2013 09:42 -0400 It is well-known that as part of the S&P500's ascent to new records, investor margin debt has also surged to all time highs, surpassing for the past three months previous records set during both prior, the dot com and the housing, stock market bubbles. And as more attention has shifted to the topic of speculator leverage once more, inquiries into the correlation between bets upon bets and stock performance are popping up once more, in this case in a study by Deutsche Bank titled "Red Flag!

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China Slowdown Crippling Asia -Bert Dohmen & Gordon T. Long Video

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China Slowdown Crippling Asia -Bert Dohmen & Gordon T. Long Video

CHINA SLOWDOWN CRIPPLING ASIA with Special Guest BERT DOHMEN Publisher of the China Boom-Bust Analyst & Gordon T Long & Ty Andros 29 Minutes, 46 Slides With the aid of 46 supporting slides, Bert Dohmen, Ty Andros and Gordon T Long discuss what their individual research is telling them about the situation in Asia. During the last six months China has injected nearly $1.6 trillion in new credit (21% of GDP) into the economy. If there can be a credit crunch even with that much credit being added to the system, then you know that the problems are big. The crunch is in fact the result of one of the following: A shortage of lendable funds, Governmental lending restrictions, Banks being unable to find creditworthy borrowers, All three of the above.

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The American Revolution, 2014. "It Came About When Finally, Congress (aka Formerly Civil SERVANTS)...

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The American Revolution, 2014. "It Came About When Finally, Congress (aka Formerly Civil SERVANTS)...

There comes a time when, in your heart of hearts, you suddenly realise that there is no Santa Claus, only a really sh*tty ObamaCareClause that says there are really and truly no Free Lunches and the guys you've voted into the Civil Service have ratted on you Big Time... while feasting on "Free Lunches" paid for by you! So I'm spending my fifty words of introduction to ask you to read a short letter by one of our BIN correspondents - Jim Signorile's full column plus some other stuff of his: 'nuff said! "This week we learned about a pending (and galling) extra-constitutional maneuver seeking to exempt members of Congress from Obamacare … because, after all, why should our elected representatives live under the same laws they pass for the rest of the country?

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9/11 Commission Chairs: NSA Spying Has Gone Way Too Far

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9/11 Commission Chairs: NSA Spying Has Gone Way Too Far

The Real Experts Agree: Spying Is Out of Control
The co-chairs of the 9/11 commission – Thomas Keane and Lee Hamilton – wrote recently:
The NSA’s metadata program was put into place with virtually no public debate, a worrisome precedent made worse by erecting unnecessary barriers to public understanding via denials and misleading statements from senior administration officials. When the Congress and the courts work in secret; when massive amounts of data are collected from Americans and enterprises; when government’s power of intrusion into the lives of ordinary citizens, augmented by the awesome power of advanced technologies, is hugely expanded without public debate or discussion over seven years, then our sense of constitutional process and accountability is deeply offended.
Officials insist that the right balance has been struck between security and privacy. But how would we know, when all the decisions have been made in secret, with almost no oversight?
Much of this surveillance activity raises sharp questions: Is it necessary to collect and preserve this vast amount of data rather than pursue targeted individuals? Is the government using the least intrusive means to protect us?

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US Dollar: Time To Worry?

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US Dollar: Time To Worry?

Safe Haven By: Ashraf Laidi | Fri, Aug 9, 2013 Four weeks ago, the USD index hit 3-year highs, metals licked their wounds from the biggest decline in decades and the US growth story stood out in the headline. The Fed was considered the only major central bank capable of scaling down its quantitative easing, while the ECB mulled cutting interest rates to zero. The greenback was boosted by a powerful combination of fundamental and technical moving in tandem. But all changed in June when the Fed reminded that any tapering of asset purchases would not necessarily tighten monetary policy as persistent growth in the Fed's balance sheet would help maintain liquidity driven in the markets.

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