Chinese Government to Citizens: Buy Gold and Silver
To further fuel gold investment, the government began pushing its citizens to buy gold in September of 2009. In addition, China just introduced its own silver bars as an investment, and China Central Television is running campaigns to push the citizenry into gold and silver investments. This could mean a new swell of demand and higher prices.
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Featured News/Exclusives
Anger At The Federal Government Has Hit The Boiling Point
Fed up with an out-of-control and clearly corrupt federal government that acts without any regard for its citizenry.
Live On Location TV Event March 20th
Texas Architects and Engineers For 911 Truth Press Conference & Seminar, Austin, Texas, March 20th, 2:30-9:00pm CDT.
Invisible Empire: The Official Trailer
Jason Bermas presents Invisible Empire: A New World Order Defined, produced by Alex Jones.
Surving a Nuclear or Dirty Bomb Blast
The risk of an attack which would devastate our country is greater than ever while the bureaucrats acknowledge they have virtually no obligation to protect the citizens.
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Fed up with an out-of-control and clearly corrupt federal government that acts without any regard for its citizenry.
Live On Location TV Event March 20th
Texas Architects and Engineers For 911 Truth Press Conference & Seminar, Austin, Texas, March 20th, 2:30-9:00pm CDT.
Invisible Empire: The Official Trailer
Jason Bermas presents Invisible Empire: A New World Order Defined, produced by Alex Jones.
Surving a Nuclear or Dirty Bomb Blast
The risk of an attack which would devastate our country is greater than ever while the bureaucrats acknowledge they have virtually no obligation to protect the citizens.
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U.S. Politics
Idaho Signs Anti-Health-Insurance Law
Idaho is leading the charge in a states'-rights push to defeat a proposal in Congress that would require people to buy health insurance, a key reform pushed by President Obama.
Health Bill Estimated to Cost $940 Billion, Setting Up Possible Sunday Vote
Delusional House Democrats and White House administration say that their revamped health care reform bill would reduce deficit.
Rep. Dennis Kucinich Switches Health Care Vote
Liberal Democrat Becomes First to Change Health Care Vote After Lobbying From Obama.
House May Try to Pass Senate Health-Care Bill Without Voting on it
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi suggested Monday that she might attempt to pass the measure without having members vote on it.
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Idaho is leading the charge in a states'-rights push to defeat a proposal in Congress that would require people to buy health insurance, a key reform pushed by President Obama.
Health Bill Estimated to Cost $940 Billion, Setting Up Possible Sunday Vote
Delusional House Democrats and White House administration say that their revamped health care reform bill would reduce deficit.
Rep. Dennis Kucinich Switches Health Care Vote
Liberal Democrat Becomes First to Change Health Care Vote After Lobbying From Obama.
House May Try to Pass Senate Health-Care Bill Without Voting on it
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi suggested Monday that she might attempt to pass the measure without having members vote on it.
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Technology/Media
Emergency Internet Control Bill Gets a Rewrite
During a closed-door meeting on Capitol Hill on Wednesday attended by about a dozen industry representatives, CNET has learned, Rockefeller's staff pitched a revised version of his controversial cybersecurity legislation.
How Your Twitter Account Could Land You in Jail
Anything you "Tweet" can be used against you.
Break the Law and Your New 'Friend' May Be the FBI
The Feds are on Facebook, and MySpace, LinkedIn and Twitter, too.
Government Rebuked Over Global Warming Nursery Rhyme Adverts
Two nursery rhyme adverts commissioned by the Government to raise awareness of climate change have been banned for overstating the risks.
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During a closed-door meeting on Capitol Hill on Wednesday attended by about a dozen industry representatives, CNET has learned, Rockefeller's staff pitched a revised version of his controversial cybersecurity legislation.
How Your Twitter Account Could Land You in Jail
Anything you "Tweet" can be used against you.
Break the Law and Your New 'Friend' May Be the FBI
The Feds are on Facebook, and MySpace, LinkedIn and Twitter, too.
Government Rebuked Over Global Warming Nursery Rhyme Adverts
Two nursery rhyme adverts commissioned by the Government to raise awareness of climate change have been banned for overstating the risks.
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Globalization/Big Government
Treasury Keeps Citigroup Names Secret on Concern of Harassment
The US Treasury Department refused to disclose names of Citigroup executives who haggled over bailout terms in late 2008 after the bank said they might be harassed like the AIG workers pilloried for taking big bonuses.
Expect a False Flag Terror Attack To Precede Invasion Of Iran
As Iran and its leadership have already been demonized, the “false flag” attack will suffice to obtain US and European public support for bombing Iran.
TSA To Make Full Body Scans Mandatory At US Airports
Transportation Security Administration (TSA) announced this week that they plan on making full body scanners mandatory.
Obama Agencies Invoking Secrecy Provision More Often Than Under Bush
A provision in the Freedom of Information Act law that allows the government to hide records that detail its internal decision-making has been invoked by Obama agencies more often in the past year than during the final year of President Bush.
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The US Treasury Department refused to disclose names of Citigroup executives who haggled over bailout terms in late 2008 after the bank said they might be harassed like the AIG workers pilloried for taking big bonuses.
Expect a False Flag Terror Attack To Precede Invasion Of Iran
As Iran and its leadership have already been demonized, the “false flag” attack will suffice to obtain US and European public support for bombing Iran.
TSA To Make Full Body Scans Mandatory At US Airports
Transportation Security Administration (TSA) announced this week that they plan on making full body scanners mandatory.
Obama Agencies Invoking Secrecy Provision More Often Than Under Bush
A provision in the Freedom of Information Act law that allows the government to hide records that detail its internal decision-making has been invoked by Obama agencies more often in the past year than during the final year of President Bush.
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World News
Green Police: Trash Inspectors To Fine Families For Compost Infractions
Audi commercial, lauded by many as a tongue-in-cheek stab at the increasing threat of police state control measures being introduced under the guise of environmentalism, the very same examples satirized in the ad are now being introduced in Britain.
News Reports On Possible Iran Attack Pick Up Momentum
The alternative media in the United States and corporate media outlets in Europe and Israel are now reporting on a story that surfaced earlier in the week revealing a weapons build-up in preparation for an attack on Iran.
New Zealand's Internet Filter Goes Live
Thomas Beagle, spokesperson for online freedom lobby Tech Liberty says he's "very disappointed that the filter is now running, it's a sad day for the New Zealand internet".
Iceland Voters Reject Repayment Plan
Iceland’s voters expressed their outrage on Saturday against bankers, the government and what they saw as foreign bullying.
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Audi commercial, lauded by many as a tongue-in-cheek stab at the increasing threat of police state control measures being introduced under the guise of environmentalism, the very same examples satirized in the ad are now being introduced in Britain.
News Reports On Possible Iran Attack Pick Up Momentum
The alternative media in the United States and corporate media outlets in Europe and Israel are now reporting on a story that surfaced earlier in the week revealing a weapons build-up in preparation for an attack on Iran.
New Zealand's Internet Filter Goes Live
Thomas Beagle, spokesperson for online freedom lobby Tech Liberty says he's "very disappointed that the filter is now running, it's a sad day for the New Zealand internet".
Iceland Voters Reject Repayment Plan
Iceland’s voters expressed their outrage on Saturday against bankers, the government and what they saw as foreign bullying.
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Economy
The Growing Movement For Publicly-Owned Banks
As the states’ credit crisis deepens, four states have initiated bills for state-owned banks, and candidates in seven states have now included that solution in their platforms.
Current-Account Gap in US Widened in Fourth Quarter
The current-account deficit in the US widened to $115.6 billion in the final three months of 2009, reflecting a bigger gain in imports than exports.
Fed Unconvinced Recovery Yet Warrants Higher Rates
Federal Reserve officials signaled the US recovery isn’t strong enough to stoke inflation, reduce unemployment quickly or justify an end to record-low interest rates.
Dodd Bill Empowers Regulators to Limit Size of Financial Firms
This proposal doesn’t solve problems on derivatives, on too-big-to-fail or anything else that led to the crisis.
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As the states’ credit crisis deepens, four states have initiated bills for state-owned banks, and candidates in seven states have now included that solution in their platforms.
Current-Account Gap in US Widened in Fourth Quarter
The current-account deficit in the US widened to $115.6 billion in the final three months of 2009, reflecting a bigger gain in imports than exports.
Fed Unconvinced Recovery Yet Warrants Higher Rates
Federal Reserve officials signaled the US recovery isn’t strong enough to stoke inflation, reduce unemployment quickly or justify an end to record-low interest rates.
Dodd Bill Empowers Regulators to Limit Size of Financial Firms
This proposal doesn’t solve problems on derivatives, on too-big-to-fail or anything else that led to the crisis.
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U.S. News
ObamaCare Will Punish Savers
"ObamaCare's worst tax hike".
Census Resisters Cite Distrust of Government
Many Libertarians, illegal immigrants and Muslims are among those wary of government intrusion.
Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court Rules 2nd Amendment Does Not Apply to States
The right to bear arms as defined in the Second Amendment does not apply to the states, so Massachusetts can regulate who can have firearms and how those weapons are to be stored, the state's high court ruled Wednesday.
Wyoming Governor Signs Sovereignty Resolution
Wyoming Governor Freudenthal signed Resolution, claiming "sovereignty on behalf of the State of Wyoming under the 10th Amendment to the Constitution".
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"ObamaCare's worst tax hike".
Census Resisters Cite Distrust of Government
Many Libertarians, illegal immigrants and Muslims are among those wary of government intrusion.
Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court Rules 2nd Amendment Does Not Apply to States
The right to bear arms as defined in the Second Amendment does not apply to the states, so Massachusetts can regulate who can have firearms and how those weapons are to be stored, the state's high court ruled Wednesday.
Wyoming Governor Signs Sovereignty Resolution
Wyoming Governor Freudenthal signed Resolution, claiming "sovereignty on behalf of the State of Wyoming under the 10th Amendment to the Constitution".
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Fed Watch
Now Bernanke Wants To Eliminate Reserve Requirements Completely
Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke wants to completely eliminate minimum reserve requirements, which he says "impose costs and distortions on the banking system".
Stiglitz Says Fed Stimulus Withdrawal May Hurt U.S.
The Federal Reserve’s decision to let its mortgage-debt purchase programs end this month risks driving up home-loan rates and worsening the housing crisis, Nobel laureate Joseph Stiglitz said.
Fed May Try to Avoid Price Decline While Timing Exit
Economists also forecast the Fed will raise rates by a half point to 0.75 percent in the fourth quarter, and unemployment will end the year at 9.5 percent, the survey shows.
Fed Gets New Oversight Powers Under Dodd Bill
The Federal Reserve would win sweeping new powers over nonbank financial firms and keep much of its authority over banks, under revised legislation to be unveiled on Monday.
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Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke wants to completely eliminate minimum reserve requirements, which he says "impose costs and distortions on the banking system".
Stiglitz Says Fed Stimulus Withdrawal May Hurt U.S.
The Federal Reserve’s decision to let its mortgage-debt purchase programs end this month risks driving up home-loan rates and worsening the housing crisis, Nobel laureate Joseph Stiglitz said.
Fed May Try to Avoid Price Decline While Timing Exit
Economists also forecast the Fed will raise rates by a half point to 0.75 percent in the fourth quarter, and unemployment will end the year at 9.5 percent, the survey shows.
Fed Gets New Oversight Powers Under Dodd Bill
The Federal Reserve would win sweeping new powers over nonbank financial firms and keep much of its authority over banks, under revised legislation to be unveiled on Monday.
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Campaign for Liberty
Former Cheney Aide Writes to Neocons, Urges Defeat of Rand Paul
As Rand Paul's strength grows, so does Republican concern about the campaign of establishment favorite Trey Grayson.
Ron Paul on the Dodd Proposal's Treatment of the Fed
Daniel Indiviglio talks to Ron Paul on some of the more controversial aspects of Dodd's bill that involve the Fed.
Audit of Federal Reserve Inches Closer
US Representative Ron Paul has been trying for review of transactions for years.
Putting the Constitution Back into the Oval Office
On how a constitutionalist president could go about dismantling the welfare-warfare state and restoring a constitutional republic.
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As Rand Paul's strength grows, so does Republican concern about the campaign of establishment favorite Trey Grayson.
Ron Paul on the Dodd Proposal's Treatment of the Fed
Daniel Indiviglio talks to Ron Paul on some of the more controversial aspects of Dodd's bill that involve the Fed.
Audit of Federal Reserve Inches Closer
US Representative Ron Paul has been trying for review of transactions for years.
Putting the Constitution Back into the Oval Office
On how a constitutionalist president could go about dismantling the welfare-warfare state and restoring a constitutional republic.
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Science/Health News
Brain Scans 'Can Distinguish Memories', Say Scientists
Scientists say they have been able to tell which past event a person is recalling using a brain scan.
China Accused of Selling Bad Vaccines
A newspaper article by one of China’s best-known investigative reporters has reawakened a controversy over whether provincial authorities improperly stored vaccines, rendering them ineffective, and then let them be administered to children.
EPA to Begin Study on Shale Gas Drilling
The study will put the spotlight on the potential dangers of hydraulic fracturing for water supplies and public health.
Bacteria On Your Fingertips Could Identify You
Scientists have shown that the kind and number of bacteria growing on our fingertips can be used to distinguish one person from another.
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Scientists say they have been able to tell which past event a person is recalling using a brain scan.
China Accused of Selling Bad Vaccines
A newspaper article by one of China’s best-known investigative reporters has reawakened a controversy over whether provincial authorities improperly stored vaccines, rendering them ineffective, and then let them be administered to children.
EPA to Begin Study on Shale Gas Drilling
The study will put the spotlight on the potential dangers of hydraulic fracturing for water supplies and public health.
Bacteria On Your Fingertips Could Identify You
Scientists have shown that the kind and number of bacteria growing on our fingertips can be used to distinguish one person from another.
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