FedZeroHedge – by Sprout Money

What has been expected for quite a while has now officially happened. The Federal Reserve stated that it would stop intervening on the market where it has been buying treasury bonds and mortgage-backed securities like there was no tomorrow anymore. The program started at a rate of $45B per month but was upscaled rather fast to $85B per month before being gradually scaled back since the beginning of this year. The Fed’s balance sheet has expanded considerably as you can see on the next chart.    Continue reading “Newsflash: The Fed Isn’t Stopping QE!”

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Capitalism is NOT Wall Street. In order to correctly comprehend the nature of the Free Enterprise system, one needs to understand the fundamentals of a business transaction. Real business requires that goods or services are purchased from a seller by a buyer, at a price that both agree upon. A tangible product, skilled service or intellectual property may qualify as an entity of substance. But when we closely examine the composition of equities, warrants, bonds, options, futures or derivatives; we enter a realm that falls outside the scope of normal business transactions.   Continue reading “Wall Street, Money and the Merchant Class”

Prevent Disease – by John Summerly

Believe it or not, but when the opposition in question is an adamant disease like cancer, everything you need to prevent or treat it is right inside your spice cabinet. These are not just dried seeds, fruits, roots, barks or any other plant-based substances to add flavor to our foods, but they double as anti-cancer agents. More than 180 spice-derived compounds have been identified and explored for their health benefits It is beyond the scope of this article to deal with all herbs and spices that may influence the risk of cancer and tumor behavior, but we’ve highlighted 18 of the most powerful.   Continue reading “18 Spices Scientifically Proven To Prevent and Treat Cancer”

Video Rebel’s Blog

The Federal Reserve has announced the end of Quantitative Easing 3. QE is an unconventional monetary policy in which a central bank purchases government securities or other securities from the market in order to lower interest rates and increase the money supply.

Zero Hedge reports that Quantitative Easing which by lowering interest rates and raising the asset values of bonds made the rich $9 trillion richer since 2009. Corporate managers can borrow money at near zero interest to buy their company stock. Buying their stock with borrowed money drives share prices higher. This makes them eligible for bonuses worth millions of dollars. It also allows them to unload their stock options at very high values. An example would be IBM’s “value creation”. Stock buybacks since 2012 $37.7 Billion. Debt issued since 2012 $33.6 Billion   Continue reading “Debts Beyond Reason, Bubbles And Debt Cancellation.”

Conservative Tribune

Since the federal government announced its plan to place illegal immigrants in communities all across the United States weeks ago, Americans have been furious. It’s all part of President Obama’s plan to grant amnesty to millions of illegal immigrants.

It’s frustrating enough to hear that these immigrants are being placed all over the U.S. and supported by our government, but it’s even more upsetting when they’re being dumped in your town.   Continue reading “Powerful Senator Exposes the ZIP Codes of Where the Criminal Illegals Were Released”

Four Winds 10 – by Ed McCabe

This is what I said in the 6th edition of my book, Flood Your Body With Oxygen:

Msm and DMSO

Again we address more missing elements that should be in our diets. This time it’s natural sulfur. We’re 6% sulfur, and nobody has enough. I kept hearing about how in addition to its other properties MSM is a non-toxic natural sulfur-based oxygenator (liquid, granules, or creams) that users were reporting as extremely helpful.

According to successful users the whole key with MSM is to take it consistently (at least 6-8 months) at high enough dosages with vitamin C and possibly taken along with some DMSO. The most success we’ve seen is at 500 mg of MSM for every 30 pounds of body weight twice a day.   Continue reading “Sulphur and Oxygen Miracles”

Sent to me by a friend.

I have a little story I thought I would share with all of you. I recently relocated, bought a house and moved in the first weekend of July.

Since I have been in my new neighborhood, I have had the pleasure of meeting a few of my neighbors who seem to be extremely nice people. For Christmas, I thought I would do something nice for each of the neighbors that I know. I sat down and counted. There were nine neighbors whom I knew by name or spoke with often when I was out in my yard. I also knew which houses they lived in.   Continue reading “Sometimes Mistakes Lead to Real Blessings”

PM shoots down President (Graphic by @NewryForGaza)Mondoweiss – by Annie Robbins

(Update below regarding possible mistranslation from Hebrew~A.R.)

Wading through all the chickensh*t over the last few days Netanyahu’s “grassy knoll” comeback somehow missed out on all the action, but what the hoot guys? Where I come from that terminology only means one thing, as far as I know, that applies to the lexicon anywhere in America, if not the world. Hey, even Google agrees with me. And what are the chances Netanyahu and/or his speechwriters don’t know this? Nada. Impossible.   Continue reading “Update: Why did Netanyahu respond to chickenshit with ‘grassy knoll’ remark?”

Ferguson Media RestrictionsAOL – by JACK GILLUM & JOAN LOWY

WASHINGTON (AP) – The U.S. government agreed to a police request to restrict more than 37 square miles of airspace surrounding Ferguson, Missouri, for 12 days in August for safety, but audio recordings show that local authorities privately acknowledged the purpose was to keep away news helicopters during violent street protests.

On Aug. 12, the morning after the Federal Aviation Administration imposed the first flight restriction, FAA air traffic managers struggled to redefine the flight ban to let commercial flights operate at nearby Lambert-St. Louis International Airport and police helicopters fly through the area – but ban others.   Continue reading “Ferguson no-fly zone aimed at media”

Michael PetzerThe Daily Kos – by Daily Rose

A Tucson Pastor, Michael Petzer, who returned from Zambia in early September, was awakened by two Tucson police officers pounding on his door at 2 AM. They wanted to know if he had Ebola.

It turns out that a woman from his congregation went to the hospital with self-described “possible Ebola symptoms” and she shared with doctors that her Pastor had been to Africa.

The hospital called the cops, and TPD sent out two officers to check it out.

Read on:

Continue reading “Tucson Pastor checked for Ebola at 2 AM because congregant had “Ebola Symptoms””

Bloomberg – by Alex Morales and Stefan Nicola

In fixing a limit for the amount of fossil fuels that can be burned if the world is to hold back climate change, a panel of scientists gathered by the UN set out with mathematical precision the choice facing policymakers.

The findings in a United Nations report released today suggest that the world can only consume a fraction of the known oil, natural gas and coal reserves if it’s to keep temperature increases from causing widespread droughts, more violent storms and melting of polar ice caps.   Continue reading “Fossil Fuel ‘Budgets’ Suggested to Curb Climate Change”

ARCHIVE PHOTO: Pakistani side of the Wagah border crossing with India (Reuters)RT

A suicide bombing near the India-Pakistan border has killed at least 45 people, Pakistani police say. Women and children are amongst the dead following the blast, which took place near the Pakistani city of Lahore. The injury count is currently around 70.

“The death toll increased to 45,” the provincial police chief in Lahore told Reuters.

A senior police official verified the claims that the blast at the Wagah crossing was a suicide attack. “According to initial information it was a suicide attack,” Inspector General of Punjab Police, Mushtaq Sukhera, told local television channels. “When … security was a bit relaxed, the suicide attacker blew himself up near a restaurant,” he added.    Continue reading “Taliban suicide attack kills 45 on Pakistan-India border”

Workers drill a new oil well within sight of houses against a snow-covered Rocky Mountain backdrop near the town of Longmont, Colorado October 14, 2014. (Reuters / Rick Wilking)RT

A top US political consultant, dubbed “Dr. Evil”, has been caught on tape at an industry conference, advising oil and gas execs to regard public policy as “endless war” and to play on people’s fear and greed to lobby their interests.

Richard Berman’s speech, which he gave in June in Colorado Springs, was leaked to The New York Times by one of the participant’s at the conference who said: “It just left a bad taste in my mouth”. The whistleblower asked for their identity not to be revealed.    Continue reading “‘Win ugly or lose pretty’: ‘Dr. Evil’ lobbyist teaches US oil and gas execs to play dirty”

Palestinians walk past trucks loaded with gravel at the Kerem Shalom crossing between Israel and the southern Gaza Strip  (Reuters / Ibraheem Abu Mustafa)RT

Israel has said it’s shutting the only two operating Gaza border crossings indefinitely. This comes a day after a projectile hit Israel from the strip, but caused no damage. Border closures threaten to isolate already devastated Gaza completely.

The move will affect both the Kerem Shalom and Erez border crossings, Haartez reported, quoting Israel’s defense establishment. The authorities have notified the Palestinians of the decision.   Continue reading “Gaza cut off: Israel closes border crossings indefinitely”