“April was a wild month. Not only were there massive upheavals in the physical earth: earthquakes, volcanoes and tornadoes; but people: countries and institutions this month have been moving into a fresh wave of unease and flux.
Whether it is the sovereign debt crisis in the EU, Greeks protesting in the streets, Tea Parties and bank closures in the USA, or the SEC versus Goldman Sachs: people are upset, and the free world is struggling through uncomfortable revelations and change.
People everywhere are awaking from the daze of the past decade to realize that most are poorer than they thought. Many are just plain broke,” writes Danielle Park.
"Today… caused me to fall out of my chair at one point. It felt like we lost control," said Jack Ablin, chief investment officer at Harris Private Bank in Chicago.
New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg on Thursday unveiled
his revised $63 billion budget plan for fiscal 2011, which includes
shedding 11,000 public employees through layoffs and attrition.
revenues will lead? The governor did not base his budget
for the present fiscal year on a 30% plunge in revenue.
“A great drama is unfolding. What we are seeing is the slow, steady decline of the greatest fraud ever perpetrated on the people of the world. The fraud I am referring to is fiat money. This is the so called "money" created by the central banks. Fiat (non-intrinsic) money can be created at will by a central bank via a computer.
You work all your life to make a total of $900,000. The Fed, with no work or sweat on its part, can create a billion or 10 billion fiat dollars at will.
Is that logical or moral?
It allows politicians to spend whatever they want, and the bills are paid for in fiat money. The result is that many nations have spent far more than they ever should have, and oceans of fiat money have swept across the planet,” writes Richard Russell.
was lucky enough to keep their jobs saw their pay cut by 25%.
These kinds of cuts are headed for California and then New York
and then New Jersey and Ohio and then we will see where we are.
“People aren’t idiots,” writes the Daily Bell.
“They have seen the trillions disbursed to the banking community while their own lives are correspondingly reduced and even ruined. They wonder why their pensions, their jobs, their lives have to be so dramatically constrained while the elites spend trillions to prop up a system that doesn’t work.”
city of Fresno California. Those in the know expect
this to happen in hundreds of cities around the US.
Chris Laird writes,
“We have a looming war threat in the Mid East as well, which if it is not avoided could lead to World War 3. Israel stated again unofficially that the West has another two months before they act unilaterally on Iran.
Obama has pretty much squelched the Israeli efforts to contain Iran, and has essentially halted US military aid purchases for Israel, and this has now been a year of that much to their chagrin.
Does not mean, however, that they won’t act alone. Since they are being pushed into a corner, get ready for a real show over there.”
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