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130220 – Last In Life Expectancy

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Today’s Items:

First…
Sterling At Risk
http://www.goldcore.com

With a 4.5% decline this year, the Sterling trails only Japan’s yen as the worst performer against a basket of international currencies.    Officials at UBS warned that the Pound seems clearly at risk of following the yen and “suffering the next large-scale devaluation.”    The Bank of England has signaled it is willing to tolerate higher inflation; however, I do not believe they speak for the population.

Next…
Cost of Financial Crisis
http://www.truthdig.com

According to the GAO, since 2008, the Financial Crisis has cost to the U.S. economy about 22 trillion dollars.    Bernanke can easily print that in a few keystrokes folks and then the problem is solved.   Right Benji?

Next…
Central Planners Losing Control?
http://kingworldnews.com

James Turk believes, after going through the basics, that currencies are being mismanaged and gold and silver are the best protections against the erosion of the purchasing power of national currencies.    He goes on to say that last weeks smacks of desperation by the central planners who are losing control in so many areas.

Next…
Less Work Hours
http://www.ft.com

The penalty, under Obamacare, for not providing coverage is 2,000 dollars for a worker that works more than 30 hours a week.  To this end, many business owners, with more than 50 employees, are considering cutting working hours to avoid paying the massive fines.   At least Americans have the highest life expectancy.

Next…
Last In Life Expectancy
http://www.naturalnews.com

A report recently revealed that the U.S. has the lowest life expectancy rate among developed nations while the U.S. spends up to 250% more on healthcare than most other developed nations.   Just wait til those Obamacare death panels ramp up into high gear.

Next…
To Big To Go To Jail
http://www.zerohedge.com

The question was simple.   “When was the last time a Wall Street Bank was taken to trial?”    None of the apparently paid-off inept stooges, who are the federal bank regulators, could answer that very simple question.    They dodged and squirmed the question in virtually every way except to declare the fifth.    If these stooges do not know the difference between breaking the law and correcting the deficiencies, then they need to be prosecuted for aiding in crimes by the banks they, laughingly, oversee.

Next…
Cops To Inspect Gun Owner’s Homes?
http://seattletimes.com

After being called out for an Orwellian bill that would require yearly home inspections of gun owners by police, a Washington state Senator claims he never read the bill he sponsored.    This incremental step is proof that gun-control freaks ultimately want police to go door to door and take guns away.

Next…
10 Unconventional Additions To An Emergency Kit
http://www.thedailysheeple.com

Here are a few…
1. Duct tape.
2. Sanitary pads and various small plastic bags to help seal wounds.
3. Tea bags because of the tannin within the tea leaves.
4. Vapor Rub for when you run into those smelly zombies.

Finally, please prepare now for the escalating economic and social unrest.    Good Day!

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Hyper Report recommends the reading of Gregory Mannarino’s The Game is Rigged

Today’s Items:

First…
Bank of England Prepares plans for Euro Collapse
http://www.telegraph.co.uk

The Bank of England is poised to cut interest rates or launch another round of quantitative easing, not if, but when, the euro collapses. The money printing is expected to be about a sum of £325 billion which could be extended. Of course, you can be assured that Sugar Daddy Benji Bernanke, at the Fed, will be turning the digital money press up to warp nine as well.

Next…
Homes Prices Drop 2% to Post-Crisis Lows as Consumer Confidence Plunges
http://www.cnbc.com
http://news.yahoo.com

Home prices fell in the first quarter to new post-crisis lows; however, prices were up in March from February for the first time in seven months. Las Vegas continues to be the worst housing market. Meanwhile, consumer confidence, which accounts for 70% of economic activity, had its biggest drop in eight months in May.

Next…
House to Vote on Ron Paul Bill to Audit the Federal Reserve
http://www.thenewamerican.com

The GOP leadership in the House of Representatives announced that HR 459 to fully audit the Federal Reserve will come to a vote in July. You know, to give time for Federal Reserve operatives to apply the necessary pressure to ensure the vote goes the way they want it to go. Do not be surprised if there is an addendum to the bill extending the Federal Reserve for another 100 years and that the audit will be watered down to the point that it will only verify that the Federal Reserve buildings have not been stolen.  Who will be the person who introduces the 100 year extension? Most likely, none other than  outgoing representative Barney Frank who helped bring us the housing crisis.

Next…
20 Signs That Society Is Breaking Down
http://endoftheamericandream.com

Here are a few…
1. Cannibalism is alive and well in America. It’s what’s for dinner.
2. Many of our major cities are turning into war zones.
3. These days, most people do not seem to care if you are pregnant.
4. Flash mobs continue to rob convenience stores all over the country.

Next…
Escape From New York
http://cnsnews.com

Like California, refugees are fleeing New York State because of high taxes. In ten years, New York has lost 3.4 million taxpayers to lower tax states. For example, 612,000 moved to Florida. Of that, between 2009 and 2010 alone, 40,195 New York residents moved to Florida, taking $1.3 billion in income. Hopefully, although unlikely, these people realize the error demanding more government services.

Next…
Americans Have No Right to Choose Food
http://www.wnd.com

Right out of some nightmare communist manifesto, Wisconsin judge, Patrick Fiedler, has decided that families cannot drink the milk from their own cows on their own property. Apparently, this judge needs to be impeached.

Finally, Please prepare now for the escalating economic and social unrest. Good Day

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