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By Lars Schall

On behalf of Matterhorn Asset Management, independent German financial journalist Lars Schall talked with U.S. financial investment advisor Catherine Austin Fitts. Inter alia, they dis…

By Wikipedia

The Parable of the talents or minas, (also known as the Parable of Talents or The Parable of the Pounds), is one of the well known parables of Jesus….

The parable in Matthew 25:14-3…

By Connie Guglielmo

Apple may get the brunt of the attention for its use of offshore havens to offset the taxes it pays in the U.S., but it’s hardly alone.

Six of the biggest names in technology…

By Du Juan

China’s investment in renewable energy during the 12th Five-Year Plan (2011-15) will reach 1.8 trillion yuan ($294 billion) in addition to 2.3 trillion yuan being spent on energy-saving …

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By Catherine Austin Fitts

The Buddha said, “Those who are awake live in a state of constant amazement.” If you have been following the science and technology news posted on our blog this week, you …

By Aaron Dykes and Melissa Melton

We’re no molecular biologists over here, but have you ever seen the sci-fi flick Gattaca?

In that 1997 film, society is structured around eugenics as people are…

By Greg Hunter’s USAWatchdog.com

Money manager Catherine Austin Fitts says, “You are seeing a tug of war between the new system that’s coming up and the old system that’s struggling and dyi…

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By Catherine Austin Fitts

Ben and the FOMC spoke today confirming that they will continue monthly quantitative easing at the $85 billion level. There is n…

By Rob Wile

Billionaire Saudi Prince Alwaleed has sounded the alarm about the threat shale oil and gas development poses to the petro-kingdom’s barely diversified economy.

It’s taken a while for …

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By Seth Rosenblatt

The computer-security community is in mourning following news that superstar hacker Barnaby Jack died on Thursday. The San Francisco resident …

By Catherine Austin Fitts

The Chinese are doing an audit of their debt? How scary is that?

Not as scary as an audit of US debt – after all Secretary O’Neill got fired by Bush-Cheney for daring t…

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By BBC

China has ordered a nationwide audit of all government debt, underlining fears that the recent slowdown in its economy may impact the financial sector.

Local governments i…

[CAF Note: How do we think they are handling the markets?]

By Sebastian Anthony

Researchers at Harvard University have created the first noninvasive brain-to-brain interface (BBI) between a human�…

By Susan Young

Scientists have created a false memory in mice by manipulating neurons that bear the memory of a place. The work further demonstrates just how unreliable memory can be. It also lays …

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[CAF Note: The official creation of the cover story for the hit on pension funds has begun.]

By Mary Williams Walsh

Until mid-June, there was one ray of ho…

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By Catherine Austin Fitts

Ready to start building the blueprints for the open source tools that can create a more diversified, healthier civilization? Are you ready to build your very own tractor? …

By Catherine Austin Fitts

I drive the full length of North America at least once a year.

From Tennessee, I drive West to San Francisco and back once or twice a year. Sometimes I go the Northern ro…

Send Musicians To Prison

Do you believe music can heal and restore?

Do you believe music communicates what words alone cannot?

Do you believe music can impart worth, and provoke a soul to change…

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[CAF Note: Combine this with crowd funding, and you will have quite a financial cocktail!]

By Peter Coy

On July 31, the U.S. Bureau of Economic Anal…

By Bob Ivry

JPMorgan Chase & Co. (JPM), Morgan Stanley (MS) and Goldman Sachs Group Inc. (GS) are among lenders whose commodity-trading is in jeopardy as the Federal Reserve reconsiders letting ban…

By Wikipedia

Solar Impulse is a Swiss long-range solar powered aircraft project developed at the École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne. The project eventually hopes to achieve the first circu…

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By Eugen von Böhm-Bawerk

Something peculiar has been going on in the treasury market during the latest round of quantitative easing (QE). If we study the chart provided below we find that treasury…

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This is a clip from an interview Catherine Austin Fitts did called “The Looting of America”. Catherine, the daughter of a physician, has been watching the change in government regulations regarding …

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By CNBC

In Dubai, city of opulence and excess, the obese are worth their (over) weight in gold. In an effort to fight increasing obesity rates, the tiny Emirate has once again outdone the world in …

By Pew Research

Publics around the world believe the global balance of power is shifting. China’s economic power is on the rise, and many think it will eventually supplant the United States as th…

[CAF Note: I just finished reading Planet Earth by Rosalie Bertell. Rather than review it, I am linking to Dr. Farrell’s review from 2011]

By Dr. Joseph P. Farrell

In my search to find information r…

By Michael A. Fletcher

Detroit filed the largest municipal bankruptcy in the nation’s history Thursday afternoon, capping a long and spectacular decline that left the nation’s automaking capita…

By Jenna Johnson

Under pressure from the White House, Senate leaders are quickly moving forward with a plan to change how the government sets federal student loan interest rates, tying them to mark…

[CAF: Pay Attention. This is a market shifting event. There will be another shift coming this fall when the SEC promulgates rules that permit solicitation to non-accredited investors.]

By Ryan Tate…

[CAF Note: Is JP Morgan shipping back $500 million to fund the $393 million in the Presidents DOJ budget for the gun campaign as well as $93 million for cybersecurity funded from the profits on mana…

By Garakami

Scientists are eager to bring the universe a little closer to home with the soon-to-be world’s largest optical Thirty Meter Telescope (TMT). The telescope was recently approved to be …

By Grant Williams

A few weeks ago, I put a chart with which I am acutely familiar up on my Bloomberg. It is a chart I have studied every single day for over a decade, so by now I know pretty much e…

By Lidia Kelly and Douglas Busvine

G20 summits do not always set the pulse racing, but this week’s gathering of finance ministers and central bankers in Moscow has a better chance than most of grab…

By Dr. Joseph P. Farrell

Yesterday I blogged about that nice bright shiny new NSA facility being built (for all to photograph from their spy satellites) in Utah. As we saw in yesterday’s blog, a …

By Loveday Morris and Ahmed Ramadan

After more than two years of relentless conflict, Syria’s government is desperately trying to avert a secondary crisis: a sharp decline in the Syrian currency,…

[CAF: Clifford Carnicom continues to provide leadership and invaluable information to help us understand the impact of global spraying programs. Here is his latest – a work in progress.]

By Cliffor…

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By Robert J. Samuelson

The International Monetary Fund’s latest global economic forecast makes for unhappy reading. You may remember that, some years back, it was fashion…

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By The Economist

Compared with other modes of transport, train technology might seem to be progressing as slowly as a suburban commuter service rattling its way from one station t…

By Inhabitat

It’s no surprise that the country that has kicked butt at the Solar Decathlon competition (to produce energy positive solar houses) year after year is the home to such a productive ene…

Published Jul 06, 2012

EXECUTIVE ORDER

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ASSIGNMENT OF NATIONAL SECURITY AND
EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS COMMUNICATIONS FUNCTIONS

By the authority vested in me as President by the Constit…

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By Tobin Harshaw

It’s not going to overshadow Chuck Yeager or the Wright Brothers, but when a drone aircraft’s tailhook snatched a wire stretched across the deck of t…

By RT

The Obama administration will not be allowed to terminate a lawsuit by asserting that a civil argument would risk exposing national secrets, a federal judge ruled Monday in what has already b…

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By Mark Koba

Manufacturing jobs in the U.S. appear to be coming back—if ever so slightly.

Several American firms, including Caterpillar, GE and Ford, have announ…

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By FoxNews.com

Interest rates on federally subsidized Stafford student loans doubled overnight, soaring from 3.4 percent to 6.8 percent after Congress failed to reach a …

By Jon Rappoport

This article is a compilation of a number of pieces I’ve written about Ed Snowden and the NSA. It doesn’t replace them, but it hits the high points…

Let’s begin here: If y…

By George Ure

OK, bear with me here: The largest story of the week, when the history books are written, could be that the latest solar weather predictions from NOAA seem to make it clear that the …

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By Dr. Joseph P. Farrell

Over the past two days, I’ve been blogging about the emergence of GMOs as a political issue, and how Russia’s warnings that it could tri…