by Mac Slavo | Jan 21, 2011 | Commodities
We’ve been writing about it for several months (years, actually, but who’s counting) and now it’s finally starting to show up on the consumer side of things. Up until last month or so, the price explosion on global commodity markets wasn’t...
by Mac Slavo | Jan 20, 2011 | Charlie McGrath
As the government begins to split at the seems from over bloated spending, corruption and aristocratic tendencies, Charlie McGrath of Wide Awake News says that the blame will fall to those in alternative media. Tucson is just one example of many. (Video follows...
by Mac Slavo | Jan 20, 2011 | Headline News
Reuters’ Emily Flitter asks in a recent column What is Plan B if China dumps its U.S. debt? It is worth asking about U.S. officials’ Plan B just in case one day relations take a surprise turn for the worse and Beijing dumps its holdings of U.S. treasuries....
by Mac Slavo | Jan 19, 2011 | Marc Faber
Dr. Marc Faber, of the Gloom Boom & Doom Report joins Chris Martenson for a discussion about the global economy, the policies of the Federal Reserve, and the effects of monetary inflation. As always, Dr. Faber provides important insights that simply cannot be...
by Mac Slavo | Jan 18, 2011 | Emergency Preparedness
It happens once every one to two hundred years. The last one hit in the winter of 1861/1862 and is considered by some scientists to be the greatest storm in the written history of California. Reports indicate that the storms lead to flooding across the State of...
