THE MONEY MASTERS: How International Bankers Gained Control

The current world monetary system is creating exploitation, greed and suffering on an unprecedented level. As the large central banks manipulate the money supply to achieve their agenda; we the people are paying the price.

We need to wake up and realise that our suffering is the result of our own ignorance and apathy. While we go about our daily lives, there is an agenda that is over two hundred years old and it's about to be completed, and once that is done we can kiss many of the freedoms we might have left goodbye.

Information: Dealing with Banksters

Fractional reserve banking practices in the 17th century brought to a cunning sophistication the secret techniques initially used by goldsmiths fraudulently to accumulate wealth. With the formation of the privately-owned Bank of England in 1694, the yoke of economic slavery to a privately-owned "central" bank was first forced upon the backs of an entire nation, not removed but only made heavier with the passing of the last three centuries. Nation after nation, including America, has fallen prey to this cabal of international central bankers.



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Who will be the first to drop out of the Euro?

I smell something coming...


The Group of Seven leading industrialized nations, worried that protectionism is on the rise as the recession worsens, promised to do all they can to stop the downturn and avoid erecting new trade barriers. As the G7 gathered in Rome recently, data showed the euro zone economy as a whole and those of its three biggest members -- Germany, France and Italy -- all contracted more sharply than expected in the final quarter of 2008.

German GDP fell 2.1 percent quarter-on-quarter, the worst decline since the country's unification in 1990. Germany's Bundestag, the lower house of parliament, approved a 50 billion euro ($65 billion) stimulus package.

French gross domestic product fell 1.2 percent in the fourth quarter of 2008. Economy Minister Christine Lagarde predicted a contraction of more than 1 percent in 2009.

Italy's economy shrank by 1.8 percent in the last three months of 2008, the steepest drop since 1980.

Ailing Banks May Require More Aid to Keep Solvent

Via: NY Times


Two smart and meticulous financial analysts - Reggie Middleton and Mish - argue that Wells Fargo is insolvent. In yesterday's update to his June 11, 2008 analysis, Reggie shows that the lion's share of Wells Fargo's assets are in mortgages in the California, Florida and Arizona markets, which are all tanking. Mish, who has also been covering Wells for a long time, wrote on February 2nd that Wells is drowning in loan defaults, and has hidden staggering amounts of toxic losses off of its balance sheets, just like Citigroup: [Despite its claim that it is saving mortgages by reworking their terms,] 30% of Wells Fargo's reworked mortgage loans are 90 days past due or longer, one year after loan modification.

Barack says: "It's only government" that can help you...

I say: do for self...



President Obama's first prime time presidential press conference...

We'll see how this stimulus plan "jolts" the economy, and the only thing I'll be watching for is more "transparency" - how accountable will these banks be for this second wave of money?

U.S. Civilian Unemployment Rate

Past Trend, Present Value & Future Projection


This graph would have you believe that unemployment is at around 8% tops with a forecast indicating that it will be 9% by May. These U.S unemployment numbers are analyzed on a seasonal basis, and yet economists all across the board are yelling LIAR at the top of their lungs, and that's because many of them know that the real unemployment rate is anywhere between 9 and 12 percent atleast. Fortune 500's and companies even smaller are laying off people in the hoards of thousands. Every month it seems, another truck load of wage earners get dumped, left to fend for themselves in a market that isn't hiring as much anymore.

Once a upon a time you'd see this from employers...

"Whether you have worked for a large corporation or a small start-up, have years of experience, or just starting your career, we can provide you with challenging work experiences and an opportunity to be part of an exciting team. We are currently seeking progressive team members with instrument panel experience in the following disciplines...blah blah blah, blah blah blah"

Now you just see this...

"There are currently no career opportunities posted at this time".

The economy needs to generate about 130,000 new jobs per month to keep up with population growth. With well over 100 million jobs in the US economy, the confidence has always been there that America will be just fine, but the tragic trend in job losses month after month has surfaced caution and even despair in the hearts of many.

Don't fall for the lie...

Sony - Music Sales, Gaming Sales suffer

And I was just bigging up the Sony Playstation2 over the old Xbox yesterday, for not needing an additional DVD controller like the Xbox did to operate its DVD feature for movie viewing...lol

Sony posted a whopping 95% decrease in profits last quarter compared to the same quarter last year. Gaming was the biggest disappointment down 97%, but music did its part to contribute to the downward spiral. Even when factoring out the expensive purchase of BMG's half of the former Sony BMG, music profits still declined 41%, driven by a 22% decrease in sales.

Ouch...I guess the layoffs are coming soon.

The Wall Street Journal fires Teri Agins

Pictured here to the far (right) Teri Agins


New York Magazine reports that industry veteran Teri Agins was recently fired from her post as fashion editor for the Wall Street Journal. It seems the Journal was forced to significantly downsize its fashion department due to sluggish ad sales.

Teri Agins has been in the fashion business for over ten years, authored a great book called The End of Fashion, and was one of only a handful of women of color who reported on fashion for major newspapers. The fashion industry like every other industry is in crisis, and judging by the recent firing of Teri Agins it would seem as if no one is safe in this recession. Teri's contemporary's were people like Robin Givhan and Andre Leon Talley.



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How Marketing Changed the Clothing Business Forever

A depression or not a depression?

Resume's on their chest lol


Read a comparative view from a variety of sources on the subject,
HERE is a very well laid out panaramic view of the recession/depression.

Recessions can inspire great entrepreneurial achievement

People think I'm too grim, too negative with the forecasts


So here's a word of encouragement for all the entrepreneurs (and every other working stiff, for that matter) scrapping it out in the latest downturn: Recessions--for all the havoc they wreak--can also sow the seeds of serious fortunes; for the entrepreneurs and financiers with enough foresight, conviction and capital to nab them. I am one such person, defying the meager existence of a 9 to 5 job, and realizing that the only way out of social and economic bondage is for you to take matters into your own hands. I'm always caught reading about the people who are really transforming the landscape of business. Those who think outside of the box are the one's who will endure during the impending fall of the United States dollar.

PREPARE FOR...


Innovate...become different, think differently.

Inflation, Recession, Depression - you'll be hearing alot more about it

1) American Jobless Rate at a 5 year high of 6.1% - if their employment percentage mechanics are anything like those in Canada, this number does not account for the homeless sector now currently in shelters nationwide since those people are on government subsistance and don't fall into the unemployed bracket.

2) The stock decline in recent weeks wiped out 216 trillion in investor wealth.

3) Average American household holds more than $110K in debt including mortgage debt.

4) American consumers collectively owe 2.5 trillion on credit cards & loans.

5) American debt is up 150% since the year 1994

And on and on and on...

What's really puzzling is the American Government is not advising on a national level that people should start saving their money to pay back debt...instead their encouraging people to borrow and spend even more, and while in theory consumerism does stimulate the economy, it cannot stimulate the economy when the government has to go back to their printing press to create money it doesnt really have.

WATCH THE DISCUSSION...with Europac's President


A New Global Financial Order with Europe's help at Camp David


Obama sells the idea of a "Global Citizenship" for our security of course lol