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Iceland forgives mortgage debt to save its economy
Iceland forgives mortgage debt to save its economy by J. D. Heyes (NaturalNews) It's probably not a concept that most U.S. banks and lawmakers want to think about, but the fact is, Iceland's economy has grown by leaps and bounds since the government there implemented widespread debt forgiveness for many of its citizens.The initiative came about http://www.bloomberg.com " target="_blank">following protests by Icelanders in 2008-2009 who were angry at the country's leaders and b...
Scott Mowry: Historic Global Economic Transformations Moving Rapidly Forward
UFO/ET Disclosure, Bridge Fund, NESARA, Accountability, Earth Changes, Ascension, and the Golden Age Scott Mowry: Historic Global Economic Transformations Moving Rapidly Forward 2012 May 2 tags: Scott Mowry, World Ecomonic Transformations Posted by Stephen Cook Scott Mowry: Historic Global Economic Transformations Moving Rapidly Forward Stephen: A couple of things have already changed since Scott wrote this piece – which shows how quickly things are moving these days! David Wil...
Portugal raiding pension funds could be sign of things to come in U.S
There is a saying that epitomizes the dangers of surrendering too much of your independence: "Those who giveth can also taketh away." With that in mind, it should come as no surprise that in Portugal - and, most likely, a number of other nations in the months and years to come - state-provided pension funds are no longer safe from the government's all-powerful reach. As the country continues to drown in a sea of red ink caused by generations of politicians pandering to generations of ove...
The Inevitable
As the nation continues to spend like a drunken sailor, pushing the national debt in excess of $14 trillion and our present unpaid commitments to entitlements to over $62 trillion, we accelerate toward the day (within the next five to ten years) when just paying interest on the debt we are amassing will exceed $700 billion and just paying entitlements annually will exceed $2 trillion. After interest on the debt and entitlements, there will be precious little left for discretionary spending. I...
Connie Fogal's Full Statement of Claim Against Bank of Canada for not fullfilling its role in creating debt-free money as set out in Bank of Canada Act
Note from Connie... The full statement of Claim is 26 pages long. The following are the first 9 pages which set out the claim and the identities of the parties.The next 17 pages set out the facts. In my broadcast system I cannot send an attachment in order to send you the whole pleading right away.. I need someone who is able to host the whole pleading on a website and send to me an easily retrievable link that I can easily send out. Please contact me at c...
Election fraud? Sorry, vote's over
Court rules inauguration cancels 'standing' in Obama case The judges on the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals have ruled that election fraud suspected in the 2008 presidential campaign essentially was canceled by the inauguration of Barack Obama. The ruling comes in a lawsuit that was filed on the same day Obama was inaugurated in Washington by a team of taxpayers, voters, presidential candidates, members of the military and others who alleged Obama failed to meet the Constitut...
Big banks still 'too big to fail' after getting largest bailout in U.S. history
Americans were assured that congressional financial reform legislation passed in the wake of the 2008 credit and monetary crisis would end the concept of banks and financial institutions being "too big to fail", and thus, end any possibility of another massive taxpayer bailout if those same institutions overextended themselves again. But not only has that legislation fallen short, some of the nation's biggest banks - the same ones that were bailed out because the elite in Washington and ...
The Fed’s Old Boy Network
Bloomberg LP, parent of Bloomberg News, performed an enormous service for the American public when it sued the Federal Reserve and the Clearing House Association LLC, an institution created by several of the nation’s largest banks, to force disclosure of secret loans made by the Federal Reserve principally to the six largest U.S. banks but also to certain foreign banks. The treasure trove of evidence ultimately obtained by Bloomberg reveals that while the public Troubled Asset Relief Pr...
