One of Einsteins great contributions to mankind was the theory of relativity, which is based on the fact that there is a real limit on the speed of light. Information doesn’t travel instantly, it is limited by the speed of light, which in a perfect setting is 186 miles (300km) per millisecond. This has been proven in countless scientific experiments over nearly a century of time. Light, or anything else, has never been found to go faster than 186 miles per millisecond. It is simply impossible to transmit information faster.

Too bad that the bad guys on Wall Street who pulled off The Great Fed Robbery didn’t pay attention in science class. Because hard evidence, along with the speed of light, proves that someone got the Fed announcement news before everyone else.  The evidence is overwhelming.

There is simply no way for Wall Street to squirm its way out of this one.

Continued:

via The Great Fed Robbery (Smoking Gun Evidence That a Wall St Bank Front Ran The Fed’s No-Taper on Insider Info?) | SilverDoctors.com.

**TRAILER** This is not a recession its a Robbery “THE MOVIE” | Max Keiser.

Great Brand, Terrrible President: USC students say Obama deserves Peace Prize, can’t say why | Max Keiser.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bwhPVeTjq1U

Posted on September 21, 2013 by Stacy Herbert — 3 Comments ↓

Stacy Summary: Maybe the shortages are due to Fed money printing? “We can print faster than you can wipe!” A new form of economic war. Someone needs to investigate.

Venezuela seizes toilet paper factory to avoid shortage

We can print faster than you can wipe!

The Next Industry to Crumble – Three cash cows are ready to overthrow the $2.2 trillion

via Venezuela seizes toilet paper factory to avoid shortage | Max Keiser.

Published on Sep 21, 2013

In this 500th episode of the Keiser Report, Max Keiser and Stacy Herbert, discuss what the economy and financial sector look like five hundred episodes later. They find an economy where the wealth and income gap is the highest ever, median income has collapsed and the mainstream media alleges the government is ‘assaulting’ JP Morgan with all the fines for the bank’s many criminal activities. In the second half, Max interviews Professor Steve Keen about banking and leverage five years after the collapse of Lehman Brothers.

via ▶ Keiser Report: Crimes & Cracks of Capitalism (E500) – YouTube.

http://www.peakprosperity.com/podcast/82941/charles-hugh-smith-nearly-free-university?utm_campaign=weekly_newsletter_93&utm_source=newsletter_2013-09-20&utm_medium=email_newsletter&utm_content=node_link_82941

The cost of higher education has skyrocketed in recent decades. The average cost of tuition is up over 1,000% since the 1980s, far outstripping price inflation and most other goods and services.