[jwplayer config="custom_player" file="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A_-WdaO8Xh0&feature=youtube_gdata"] Dr. Paul Craig Roberts speaks to Hesham Tillawi about Obama Stimulus plan Are we being told the truth about the economy? Will Obama stimulus plan work? If not what will work? Is the Empire over with so soon? Watch this video to lea...
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Friday’s Jobs Report: More Lies From “our” Big Brother
In his report on the Bureau of Labor Statistics’ latest jobs and unemployment report, statistician John Williams (shadowstats.com) writes: “The July employment and unemployment numbers published today, August 3rd, were worthless and likely misleading. . . . Suspecting at one time that the jobs numbers were being rigged against him by his own Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), President Richard M. Nixon proposed a new...
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Reflections on a Medical Career by Robert S. Dotson, M.D.
The Impending Collapse of American Medicine Just as is every issue in the US, Obamacare and the wider question of the state of American health care are obscured by propaganda and disinformation. In the article below, Dr. Robert S. Dobson looks back on a lifetime of medical practice and provides facts and insights that might help us to understand our situation. The US medical system...
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The Neoconservative War Criminals In Our Midst
The State Department has an office that hunts German war criminals. Bureaucracies being what they are, the office will exist into next century when any surviving German prison guards will be 200 years old. From time to time the State Department claims to have found a lowly German soldier who was assigned as a prison camp guard. The ancient personage, who had lived in the...
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The Next Four Years by Gerald Celente
In the summer, 2012, issue of the Trends Journal, Gerald Celente explains that, despite Obama’s or anyone else’s promises, change will not occur until we as individuals change. Those who wait for a leader to emerge who will do the right thing wait in vain: I the Person = We the People What will it take to change the course of the future? As America,...
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Nationalize Money, Not Banks by Herman Daly
We Don’t Have To Be In Financial Crisis In the article below, Herman Daly, a University of Maryland and former World Bank economist, makes the case for 100% reserves. This reform, once a principle goal of important economists, would terminate the ability of the banking system to create credit to finance its own speculations and return the power over money to the government from private...
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Escape From Economics
Readers ask me from time to time to recommend a book from which they can learn about economics. The problem with reading a book to learn economics that is taught in the universities and practiced in Washington is that economics is now a highly formalized subject based on abstract models and assumptions and has been mathematized. It is not that the subject is totally useless...
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Syria: Washington’s Latest War Crime
One wonders what Syrians are thinking as “rebels” vowing to “free Syria” take the country down the same road to destruction as “rebels” in Libya. Libya, under Gaddafi a well run country whose oil revenues were shared with the Libyan people instead of monopolized by a princely class as in Saudi Arabia, now has no government and is in disarray with contending factions vying for...
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Paul Craig Roberts: The Left-Wing’s Endless War on Gun Owners!
[jwplayer config="custom_player" file="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eL-bI6nnauc&feature=youtube_gdata"] Paul Craig Roberts: The Left-Wing's Endless War on Gun Owners! On the Wednesday, July 25th edition of the Alex Jones Show, Alex welcomes long-time returning guest, economist, and contributing writer Paul Craig Roberts to discuss the assault on gun rights in the aftermath of the Colorado shooting, the West's unsuccessful efforts to muster support for Syrian intervention, and the impact the recent...
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The Cost of the Left-wing’s Ongoing Vendetta Against Reagan
In Memoriam: Alexander Cockburn, co-editor with Jeffrey St. Clair of CounterPunch, has died after his silent two-year battle with cancer. Although he didn’t please everyone, his was an important voice. His mother was an English aristocrat and his father was a hell-raising journalist. Alex had the traits of both of his parents. He was educated at Oxford and was an engaging conversationalist. Alex lived in...
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