This final episode continues with the theme that more government is the answer.…
Krugman is a shill for the banks, but he really is brilliant because he always manages to make it sound like he is their biggest critic.…
It continues the false narrative of a benevolent government vs. the evil financial institutions (again, there’s plenty of truth to the latter but none to the former), although the second half of the episode begins to drop that narrative to a large extent.
So episode two continues with the same propaganda narrative. Hooray for our heroes, Obama, Bernanke, Paulson, Geithner, et al, who saved the world from destruction!
This hearing examines a number of legislative proposals to reform, replace, or abolish the Federal Reserve System.
Paul Krugman is fond of arguing that opponents of the inflationary Federal Reserve monetary policy he advocates are wrong because we haven't had runaway inflation yet. …
Ben Swann takes a look at “Rule 38″ in the Republican National Convention rules which states that States and Congressional Districts cannot “bind” their delegates.
Basically, while this is definitively a very informative documentary, and I highly recommend it, be aware that it is whitewashes the government’s role in creating the financial crisis with the propaganda message that we need the government to save us from by slaying this mythical monster called the “free market”.
In the second half of the show Max talks to trends forecaster, Gerald Celente, about economic problems and years of heated geopolitical disputes to come.
Glenn Greenwald gives a superb talk about the fraud of “humanitarian” military intervention. I highly recommend watching it.
Bloomberg TV hosted a showdown between Ron Paul and Paul Krugman. The bottom line: Ron Paul is right and Paul Krugman is wrong.
Bill Murphy has been raising the alarm of manipulation in the precious metals market since at least 1999, and has been a prominent voice among defenders of free markets and sound currency.
A few thoughts on Foreign Policy’s piece, “5 Reasons Obama Will Win in November”:…
Krugman is like a character straight out of 1984. If he worked for the government, it would no doubt be for the Ministry of Truth.…
It is not a matter for debate, not a matter of opinion, but an incontrovertible, uncontroversial fact that every inch of the West Bank is "occupied Palestinian territory" and every Israeli settlement illegal.…
This kind of biased reporting is standard fare in the U.S. media. If you don't see the bias, I'll break it down for you: …
And it's not going to be very pleasant when the U.S. dollar fails and the global experiment with fiat currency ends as the Bretton Woods financial system collapses.…
Mussolini once said that fascism should rightly be called corporatism because it is a merger of state and corporate power. That is what we have in America.…
The Michigan State Department of Natural Resources has outlawed feral pigs.
Jeremy R. Hammond is an independent political analyst and a recipient of the Project Censored Award for Outstanding Investigative Journalism. He is the founding editor of Foreign Policy Journal (www.foreignpolicyjournal.com) and can also be found on the web at JeremyRHammond.com. His new book, "Ron Paul vs. Paul Krugman: Austrian vs. Keynesian economics in the financial crisis", is now available at Amazon.com.
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