The Final Wakeup Call - English

The public has become disillusioned and wary of constant doomsday media reports and news coverage that adhere to corporate agendas is a blatant understatement — people see their world changing and they want to understand what is happening, and why…. Continue Reading →

America is about to lose its most valuable asset, TRUST, as the out-of-control debt is going to destroy the nation. Most people take trust for granted as they have trust in their government, which was the reason why America became… Continue Reading →

Double issue for enhanced awareness The mainstream media are serial liars. They not only distort the facts, they turn realities upside down. They deny Israeli war crimes against Palestinians, they blame the deaths of Palestinian children on Hamas they fail… Continue Reading →

Who is the person most responsible for the crisis we are in today? “If you are thinking it’s me… YOU ARE RIGHT! And what do you think will be the final outcome of the monetary crisis? I’ll tell you what… Continue Reading →

The setting of interest rates by central bankers cause all sorts of disastrous consequences. The number one cause is the creation of booms and then inevitably busts. Thomas Woods’ book Meltdown does a great job of explaining why the Fed deserves most of… Continue Reading →

Simply put, the bankers control the government. This has been the case ever since the formation of the Federal Reserve, and it was further solidified with the removal of the gold standard in 1971. From How the Bankers Stole America:… Continue Reading →

The manipulation seen in Libor, Eurobor, securitized mortgage-backed investments, metal warehousing, silver and gold, and virtually everything else of value, paid off. HSBC’s nearly $700 billion of money laundering for terrorists and drug cartels was profitable. “The six largest banks… Continue Reading →

Deflation is the term when an economic cycle contracts and over time prices decline – actually it’s the opposite of inflation, but paradoxical equal to inflation with a negative rate. The decline of price levels is triggered by the reduction… Continue Reading →

Central bankers, economists, and businessmen use money interchangeably with the term “capital” but this is a fundamental error; Capital is not money, the first is scarce the second is infinite. Capital comes from savings, and the policy of cheap credit… Continue Reading →