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We'll know our disinformation program is complete when everything the American public believes is false.
The "Red headed giants we went to war with before we herded them into a cave and burned them all" or variations thereof is pretty universal. There...
The CO2 is nature's response to deforestation: Boost CO2 to encourage faster/more prolific plant growth. And we can see from the ruins emerging...
This reminds me of the Bolsheviks trying to eliminate the Orthodox church in Russia. It did not make it weaker, it made it stronger. This reminds...
RIGHT ON SKED IsraHell.!! They just shot Iran.
Imagine what $18 Billion could do to revitalize infrastructure, improve food security and water supplies around the nation. Imagine $18 Billion...
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Yes, but much of that is thanks to our 9-11 friends in the House of Saud who have increased production, which hurts Russia and Venezuela simultaneously in revenue decline. Of course, for China and some others, decreasing their imports is easy as the Western economies decline, thus less demand for manufactured goods from those countries.
Bailouts of the banks props up the market, but doesn't help the economy much, it just prevents further job losses in that sector from going parabolic. It wouldn't take much to 'pull the rug' given that the only thing keeping it in place are these central bank bailouts and freebies from the Fed et al. That rug sure looks worn and in need of repair, but the workmen aren't allowed to tend to it, rather the contrary seems to be the case, as if it is known that those rips and tears won't matter soon.
Too bad this last 'wedge' policy of 'divide and conquer' didn't work, more direct means of engagement might be needed before the puppet show comes to an end.