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> Interesting links I've found lately
European History Repeats Itself
Posted On Friday, 14 May 2010 By David Westerfield. Under Business, Economics, News, Politics Tags: Ambrose Evans-Pritchard, Angela Merkel, Authoritarian, britain, collapse, Commission, Currency, Debt, Deflation, Denmark, ECB, Economics, EMU, EU, Euro, europe, European, European Central Bank, European Union, France, Germany, Ireland, Netherlands, Stimulus, Telegraph, UK
"Europe's fiscal Fascism brings British withdrawal ever closer" - Ambrose Evans-Pritchard - Telegraph
"Just when you thought the EU could not go any further down the road towards authoritarian excess, it gets worse." - Ambrose Evans-Pritchard
Things are spinning out of control in Europe, economically, fiscally and socially. German Chancellor Angela Merkel ... Read More
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Debt Contagion Picking Up Steam
Posted On Wednesday, 28 Apr 2010 By David Westerfield. Under Business, Economics, Politics Tags: 68%, Ambrose Evans-Pritchard, britain, CNN, collapse, Contagion, Debt, Economics, Economists, economy, Greece, Ireland, Italy, Money, Politicians, Politics, Portugal, Ratings, S&P, Spain, Telegraph, UK, US
And so the contagion spreads ... first, Latvia's economy (and government) collapses not that long ago, then Greece and Portugal's ratings were cut by S&P yesterday, and now today, Spain was cut. And the question is, how much longer before we realize we're a lot closer than ... Read More
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Historical Examples of False Flag Attacks as Pretexts For War – Wikipedia
Posted On Monday, 28 Dec 2009 By David Westerfield. Under History, Terrorism, War Tags: 1931, 1939, 1953, 1954, 1962, Alexander Litvinenko, britain, Cairo, Chechen War, conflict, cuba, Egypt, False Flag, Finland, FOIA, Freedom of Information Act, FSB, Germany, Gulf of Tonkin Incident, History, israel, Japan, JFK, John F. Kennedy, KGB, Lavon Affair, Mainila, Mukden Incident, Nazi, Operation Ajax, Operation Himmler, Operation Northwoods, Poland, Propaganda, Russia, Second, Soviet Union, Terrorism, UK, US, Vietname, War, Wikipedia
False flag attacks are not something that get discussed much when talking about the history of wars and conflicts. However, they have been used by governments for years to justify attacks on other countries, as well as create public support for whatever the authorities deem necessary to deal with the ... Read More
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Toxic Waste Dumping Story Censored by UK Government
Posted On Friday, 18 Dec 2009 By David Westerfield. Under Environment, News, Video Tags: Abidjan, BBC, Censor, Censorship, government, Guardian, Trafigura, UK, Video, Wikileaks
I only heard about this yesterday, but the news apparently broke in May of this year, as I understand it. Terrible story. For the sake of a Euro, the company, Trafigura (or rather another company they hired allegedly), illegally dumped toxic wastes in the Ivory Coast city of Aberjian that ... Read More
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Cap and Trade + Data Centers = Bad News for IT
Posted On Friday, 04 Dec 2009 By David Westerfield. Under Environment, Technology Tags: 2009, Climate Change, Climategate, CRU, Data Center, Emails, Gartner Data Center Conference, Global Warming, Green, IT, Las Vegas, Michael Manos, UEA, UK
Data Center Regulation Awareness Increasing, Prepare for CO2K
This is an excerpt from a blog entry by a speaker at the 2009 Gartner Data Center Conference in Las Vegas, NV, named Michael Manos. He spoke about how Cap and Trade style legislation is already having a negative impact on the UK's ... Read More
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Dumping the Dollar in the Middle East, Russia, China, Japan, and France?
Posted On Tuesday, 06 Oct 2009 By David Westerfield. Under Business, Economics, Video Tags: Ambrose Evans-Pritchard, China, collapse, Currency, Deficits, Dollar, Economics, France, Independent, Japan, Middle East, Mike Shedlock, Mish, Oil, Peter Schiff, Russia, Trade, UK, Video
From the Independent: The demise of the dollar:
"In the most profound financial change in recent Middle East history, Gulf Arabs are planning – along with China, Russia, Japan and France – to end dollar dealings for oil, moving instead to a basket of currencies including the Japanese yen and Chinese ... Read More
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