Monthly Archives: October 2012

Bernanke’s Hard Case for Pumping

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“Sugar Daddy” Benji Bernanke offered a wide-ranging excuses err…   explanations for the Fed’s printing money out of thin air.    No, he did not mention his ultimate aim to back up the dollar using land since the Petrodollar is going away; however, he did try pulling fiat paper dollars out of his (Rhymes with CLASS).

Anyway, he stated that the Fed needed to drive down borrowing rates because the economy isn’t growing fast enough to reduce high unemployment.   Yep, sounds like a bunch of (Rhymes with HIT).

Source: http://finance.yahoo.com

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CIA-Sponsored Cyber Attacks For War & Control

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Okay, so I stated it was the NSA that was doing the hacking of U.S. big banks and trying to blame Iran.    My reasoning was simple; in that, the NSA are the experts at electronic communications and they had the resources to mount such an operation.    At any rate, it now turns out the CIA, another alphabet agency may be responsible for the attacks.

The reason for these hacks is simple when one thinks about it.  Remember, it is all about connecting the dots.    Ever since the Cyber-security Act of 2012 was voted down last month, the Obama administration has been trying to find a way to circumvent Congress.   Using these so-called “hacks” has the ability to kill two birds with one stone.    First, the use of emergency executive powers, by Obama, would be viewed favorably if banks were compromised – leaving millions of Americans without access to the non-existent phony money in the banks, and Obama would have his newly popular reason to invade Iran and kill tens of thousands of innocent people for the sake of retrieving the money that was stolen which would never be returned.    Can’t you just hear the war-drums now?    Anything coming out of the U.S. Government should have the following reaction…  DO NOT TRUST AND VERIFY ALL GOVERNMENT STATEMENTS AND ACTIONS!

Source: http://www.thedailysheeple.com

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Potential US Nuclear Reactor Crisis

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The Fukushima nuclear reactor accident is worse than being reported, or should I say ignored, by the mainstream media.    What is interesting is that out of the 104 operating nuclear power plants in the U.S., 11 of those nuclear power plants have the same 8 hour battery back-up as that at Fukushima and the other 93 reactors only have a 4 hour batter back-up.    The back-up battery supply are needed to ensure that a minor incident at the reactor, where it has an emergency shutdown (SCRAM) and loses primary pumps to keep the reactor from over heating, does not turn into a major disaster where people’s lives are at risk when the pumps can no longer supply cool water to the reactor.    Needless to say, the backups need backups for the backups and the length of time needs to be changed from hours to days.

It it also a good idea to keep a large tank of neutron-absorbing boron and/or hafnium to pump into the reactors to ensure it permanently shuts down if the battery power is about to end.   So, will the Department of Energy see to the public safety?   Only after another major U.S. nuclear reactor accident because they are reactive and not proactive about safety.

Source: http://www.youtube.com

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