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Are Banks to Blame for the Global Economic Downturn – Peter Schiff’s Input

Tuesday, January 10th, 2012

John Mauldin – The End Game of the Debt SuperCycle

Tuesday, January 10th, 2012


Great video of economist John Mauldin talk about where America is going with all this debt being created in the name of economic recovery. John Mauldin has been a guest on Yahoo Finance, Reuters and other financial news network before discussing his views on the U.S and other economies.

After watching this video or his presentation you will see just how grave the economic situation is in the United States.

40 Hard Questions Every American Should Be Asking Now About Their Country

Monday, January 2nd, 2012


Questions Americans should be asking for the year 2012 about their country
Courtesy of “Business Insider”, here are 40 Questions Every American Should Be Asking About Their Economy, Leaders and Country

Real U.S / American National Debt Crisis – Trouble Ahead

Friday, December 30th, 2011


Some real statistics about where the United States is when it comes to the national debt, and where it might be going.

Is Canadian Housing Market Finally Slowing – 5 to 10 Percent Drop in Home Prices in 2012

Thursday, December 29th, 2011

Canadian Housing Collapse Coming
Many economic analyst out there are warning that the Canadian housing market is overvalued and flooded with supply. While the U.S housing market crashed in 2007 and still have not recovered, Canada during that time has boomed.

However, Canada is not completely immune to global slowdowns. If anything we are in a delayed cycle, Canadians now have record high debt levels and are buying houses driving prices higher on cheap mortgages. This behavior in somewhat like what happen to American’s except we are a few years behind.

The Economic Recovery Turns 2.5 Years , Feel Better Yet? – More Like No Recovery

Tuesday, December 20th, 2011

Feeling financially burdened
The main stream media always use the word “recovery” very lightly and liberally even though the truth of the matter with the U.S and world economy is that things are getting worse. This is the way the media lie to people to get them to keep spending. The worlds debt keeps increasing at the fastest rate in history and people all around the world are suffering, because of stupid bets made by both banks and governments.

Rick Santelli of CNBC Says He Does Not “Trust the Unemployment Rate”

Tuesday, December 6th, 2011

Don't trust U.S Gov UnEmployment Statistics
Generally CNBC is a financial network that I think most of the anchors or so called journalist on CNBC are bought and paid for by Wall Street. Usually, they are always bullish and trying to get people to get into the market even when presented with evidence of slowdowns or crash ahead.

Banks versus The American Dream

Tuesday, November 29th, 2011


Great little movie with some history, detailing what has happened over the last 5 years.

Blood on Wall Street: Violent OWS arrests

Sunday, November 20th, 2011


OWS Peaceful protest, met with excessive force.
Is America still the land of the “FREE” or becoming more like a police state?

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Why American’s Are Feeling Squeezed Financially – Great Depression 2.0

Wednesday, November 16th, 2011

Growing American homeless / poor
The U.S Government calls the current economic situation “The Great Recession” and they are lying, the real situation is that U.S and the world is rapidly moving into “The Great Depression 2.0″. Don’t listen to the lies of the mainstream media that is telling you how the economic situation is getting better, when behind the scenes the fundamentals are falling apart.

Only Time Will Heal The Huge Debt Loads of The World

Tuesday, November 15th, 2011

People will not consume, buy goods until they can afford to. The debt load is so high for the majority of the world’s population so demands for goods and services will slow for the next little while, until people have pay off most of their debt or declare bankruptcy. One thing they won’t be doing is invest, what money do they have left over after food, mortgage/rent and petrol/gasoline. Look for slowing economy in the coming years.