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With the mainstream media focused today on the rioting and civil unrest in Greece, the Dow Jones plunged this afternoon from a decline of 400 points to a decline of nearly 1,000 points within minutes, before rebounding to finish the day down 347.



Meanwhile, the price of gold surged $34.40 to a five-month high of

$1,209 per ounce.



NIA believes U.S. stocks are extremely overvalued in terms of real money, gold and silver. One of our top ten predictions for 2010 that we… Continue

Now we know how the feds were able to track dumbest-terrorist-ever Faisal Shahzad’s supposedly-anonymous cell phone. Shahzad, in effect, gave up the number himself.



Shahazad provided his real telephone number “when he returned to the United States from Pakistan… Continue

Street clashes broke out between rioting youths and police in central Athens today as tens of thousands demonstrated during a nationwide strike against the cash-strapped government.

Hundreds of masked and hooded youths punched and kicked motorcycle police, knocking several off their bikes, as police responded with volleys of tear gas and stun grenades.



The violence spread after the end of the march to a nearby square, where police faced off with… Continue

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Even After ClimateGate Scandal, Reporters Have Pushed a One-Sided "Sky

Is Falling" Mantra on Climate Change

By: Rich Noyes, April 22, 2010



For more than two decades, the so-called mainstream media have preached the dangers of manmade global warming, insisting American businesses and consumers must make massive economic sacrifices to ward off… Continue

People in drought-stricken countries could one day create rain clouds on demand thanks to laser technology.

Physicists have discovered that firing short laser bursts into the air can trigger the formation of water droplets. The breakthrough technique could help

stimulate rainfall in the future.

Scientist Jerome Kasparian and his team from the University of Geneva wanted to find a more environmentally friendly alternative to cloud seeding. This…

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Gerald Celente on Financial Sense Newshour with Jim Puplava 29

April 2010



Gerald Celente :"we believe we believe we are moving closer and closer to the first

great war of the 21st century and unfortunately we believe that the

United States is leading the world to that war" "current events form

future trends" says Gerald Celente while citing the… Continue

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Fiat money buckling, an inflationary depression, years of reckless spending, Greek debt unpayable, Euro zone in jeopardy, a loss of integrity in US markets, criminal charges for Goldman Sachs, side pockets a new hedge fun trick, Banks on subprime offensive, Fed works the printing presses overtime...



America and the world face a financial conflagration of immense proportions. The world of fiat money and massive credit is buckling under the pressure of unpayable debt. Each… Continue

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By Chris Bowlby

BBC Radio 4, Crossing Continents



In the places worst affected by Europe's economic crisis, unemployment and cuts in pay and public services are hitting the headlines. But the crisis is also having another effect with profound long-term consequences - the return of emigration.



Filippos Katampouris (left) says it was a "horrible mistake" to leave the UK



Places like Greece and Ireland thought the good times of the last decade or two… Continue

Now that President Obama has done enough back-room deals to get

the Democrats' health care legislation through the House of

Representatives, he can resume making plans for a visit to his childhood

home, Indonesia. The trip was on for this week, but the White House

cancelled it so Obama could stay in Washington…

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