Please, this is important to the nation. The housing bubble was a planned scam. It was not an accident. This article shows why. So many refuse to see this. It is like there is a veil of haze over the heads of all Americans. Read Full Story
Art Laffer was on Kudlow today (January 31st, 2012) and amazingly said that the housing crash, which occured in many European countries and in the United States, didn't cause the budget deficits. This guy is the financial guru of the Republican... Read Full Story
So, it appears that the housing bubble scam was imported! They had it all set up in the UK, the center of gambling in finance for the entire world. Then they brought the package to the United States. Smoking Gun: Liar Loans Were Imported From the United Kingdom Read Full Story
My newest article on Business Insider wants the Fed to assign blame for the housing bubble to itself and the banks, in order to get the nation to understand what really happened. Read Full Story
My friend sent me this email:
"Have you heard that Obama wants to bundle foreclosed homes in 50 homes per lot and sell them cheaply to high-rolling bidders? Americans will have to pay taxes to make up for bank losses. Another fiasco in the... Read Full Story
The problem with the Eurozone is that a little known administration, the IIF, or the Institution of International Finance, has refused to allow bondholders of PIIGS nations, mostly the Euro banks, to take a haircut on the value of those bonds. It is... Read Full Story
The Big Bang of economic deregulation, which occurred in the City of London in 1986, brought major investment banks from the US and Europe into the British economy, The old UK brokerage houses were snapped up and put out to pasture..
The City of... Read Full Story
With the bailout of the Eurozone by the central banks, Fed included, liquidity is supplied by the central banks to the big European banks. That is the good part. The bad part is that this international banker cartel refuses to put a damper on... Read Full Story
I will show that a "pox on the house of Objectivism and libertarianism is justified as well as a "pox" on the too big to fail banks that have become more powerful than the nations. But first, I would like to introduce the philosophy of Objectivism... Read Full Story