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Jim Quinn: Trying To Stay Sane In An Insane World - Part 2
Jim Quinn * The Burning Platform In Part 1 of this article I detailed the insane solutions proposed and executed since 2008 by our owners as they attempt to retain and further expand their ill-gotten wealth, acquired through fraud, deceit, swindles, and the brilliant manipulation and exploitation of the masses through Bernaysian propaganda techniques. Madness has engulfed the entire world, with a concentration of power in the hands of a few psychopathic financial elite wielding an inordinate and dangerous expanse of power over the lives of the common man. They are a modern day version of Al Capone, except their weapons of choice aren’t machine guns, but a printing press, peddling debt, creating derivatives of mass destruction, and peddling heaping doses of disinformation. The contemporary criminal class wears Hermes suits, Rolex watches and diamond studded pinky rings, drops $500 to dine at Masa in NYC, travels by chauffeured limo, lives in $10 million NYC penthouse suites, occupies luxurious corner offices in hundred story glass towers, and spends weekends hobnobbing with the other financial elite at their villas in the Hamptons.
The Fed Will Bankrupt The US Trying To "Create" Jobs
Zero Hedge Submitted by Phoenix Capital Research on 08/08/2013 The primary myth being perpetuated by the Central Banks of the world is the belief that loose monetary policy and money printing will lead to economic growth. This is the reason why Central banks have cut interest rates more than 511 times since June 2007. It’s also why they’ve expanded their balance sheets by over $10 trillion (this doesn’t count unofficial lending windows and off balance sheet programs). It’s a strange idea, especially when you consider that there is literally no evidence that printing money creates jobs.
Multinational Corporations & The Loss of Sovereignty
By Dennis L. Cuddy, Ph.D. August 5, 2013 NewsWithViews.com [Note: On June 14, Hassan Rouhani was elected president of Iran. In 2006, he had said "a nuclear weaponized Iran destabilizes the region," and therefore the U.S.
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