You feel nothing? I understand, you do not know what is Belo Monte. What this country is Brazil, with a hypocritical society unable to put a stop to this policy rotten. (Illustrative photo was at the end of the text, but not knowing how to read people believe it now, because they could…
When I first heard that Anonymous had infiltrated the servers of a private intelligence-gathering firm, I thought it happened because it was easy to obtain. Low-hanging fruit if you will.
Anonymous’ anonymous Twitter spokesperson @YourAnonNews tweeted after obtaining the data, “Happy…
I will not idly stand by while law enforcement is administered only to the poor and disenfranchised while the rich flaunt their immunity.
Ray Lewis
Retired Police Captain
Nader, from Gaza, has been offered a place to study for an Masters Degree in Digital Journalism at Goldsmiths. He needs funds to take up the offer. It will be such a great shame if he just can’t afford to take the place. Please reblog.
Must be some folk out there who aren’t as broke as me and my friends!
My word how these things amuse me! What is more, as a writer they are a fantastic source of names. I got the name of the protagonist from ‘Easy as a Bee, See?’ by just checking through my junkmail and spotting a name that was appropriate for my character. But they really can be a joy. Their poor…
By Prof. Michael Hudson Global Research, January 28, 2012 web address: http://michael-hudson.com/
This is a lengthy article covering history of banking, succinct analysis of current banking crisis (e.g. “We are dealing here not only with greed, but with outright antisocial behavior and hostility.”) and best of all suggests how the problems could be solved.
“Banks Weren’t Meant to Be Like This. What will their future be – and what is the government’s proper financial role?
The inherently symbiotic relationship between banks and governments recently has been reversed. In medieval times, wealthy bankers lent to kings and princes as their major customers. But now it is the banks that are needy, relying on governments for funding – capped by the post-2008 bailouts to save them from going bankrupt from their bad private-sector loans and gambles. Yet the banks now browbeat governments – not by having ready cash but by threatening to go bust and drag the economy down with them if they are not given control of public tax policy, spending and planning. The process has gone furthest in the United States. Joseph Stiglitz characterizes the Obama administration’s vast transfer of money and pubic debt to the banks as a “privatizing of gains and the socializing of losses. It is a ‘partnership’ in which one partner robs the other.” Prof. Bill Black describes banks as becoming criminogenic and innovating “control fraud.” High finance has corrupted regulatory agencies, falsified account-keeping by “mark to model” trickery, and financed the campaigns of its supporters to disable public oversight. The effect is to leave banks in control of how the economy’s allocates its credit and resource……….”
Click to read the article: http://www.globalresearch.ca/index.php?context=va&aid=28938
