In this episode, Max Keiser and Stacy Herbert welcome Mark Carney to the City of London freak show at which Max predicts that Carney will play the bearded hermaphrodite who devalues the pound by 25 percent and yet only manages to introduce an ice age of economic growth. Max and Stacy also compare the rebels robbing the central bank in Goma to the Goldman Sachs takeover of central banks in Europe. In the second half, Max Keiser talks to professor and author, Andrew Ross, about the ‘angel capitalists’ striking debt across America and about the historic Black Friday strike at Walmart.
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Sinister Sites: IRS Headquarters, Maryland | Shift Frequency
The IRS headquarters in New Carrollton, Maryland is a government building that, despite being constructed with public funds, contains art referring to elite secret societies. More importantly, the art conveys a strange message about the U.S. Constitution, and the American people in general. We’ll look at the symbolic meaning of the art found in front of the IRS headquarters in Maryland.
via Sinister Sites: IRS Headquarters, Maryland | Shift Frequency.
Shock study: Mammograms a medical hoax, over one million American women maimed by unnecessary ‘treatment’ for cancer they never had – Mike Adams Natural News
(NaturalNews) Mammography is a cruel medical hoax. As I have described here on Natural News many times, the primary purpose of mammography is not to “save” women from cancer, but to recruit women into false positives that scare them into expensive, toxic treatments like chemotherapy, radiation and surgery.
The “dirty little secret” of the cancer industry is that the very same oncologists who scare women into falsely believing they have breast cancer are also the ones pocketing huge profits from selling those women chemotherapy drugs. The conflicts of interest and abandonment of ethics across the cancer industry is breathtaking.
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True News: The Fiscal Cliff? Stefan Molyneux
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Yes – You ARE What You Eat by Dan and Sheila
Learning Disorders – A Natural Approach by Margaret Durst
Keiser Report: God Hates Bankers (E372) – YouTube
In this episode, Max Keiser and Stacy Herbert discuss the water and fire signalling the arrival of the paper apocalypse as ever more analysts warn of the debt and credit bubble as governments put their faith in share traders who, a new study shows, are more manipulative than psychopaths. In the second half, Max Keiser talks to professor and economist, Steve Keen, about the fiscal cliff and private sector deleveraging. They also discuss the possibility of a currency collapse in Japan.
Advaita Fellowship Newsletter – Wayne Liquorman
Hello my loves,
I’d like to talk a bit about Gratitude.
In America we have just finished our Thanksgiving holiday which is
traditionally an occasion to watch American football on TV, overeat
and perhaps to take a moment to look around and see if there is
anything to be thankful for. This latter is where it gets interesting.
Some people have no difficulty rattling off a long string of things
that they are grateful for. Others can barely come up with one. As far
as they are concerned the world is going to hell in a hand basket.
Economic disaster is just around the corner. The ice cap is melting.
Cancer is everywhere. Violence is in the air.
What is responsible for such a difference?
It would be easy to dismiss the question with the simple observation
that some people are optimists and others pessimists but it really
goes much deeper than that. On the surface it is plain to see that
there are events we consider good and others we consider bad. When our
attention is focused on the good we are happy and optimistic, when
focused on the bad we are sad and pessimistic. Optimists tell
pessimists to quit being so negative and to focus on all the joy and
beauty that abounds. Pessimists tell optimists to quit being so
airy-fairy and to recognize that there are enormous problems
threatening our very existence.
Gratitude within the context of the Living Teaching transcends such
limited, polaric attitudes. We recognize that life is by its very
nature rich and complex. It has always contained within it the seeds
for annihilation and resurrection. We cannot possibly predict what the
future will hold. In the Living Teaching we abide in the wisdom of
BOTH. The positive and negative are recognized as the essential
building blocks of the manifest world. We are grateful for the lack of
limitation which makes anything possible and live comfortably in the
vastness of the present moment.
May it find you now!
Much love,
Wayne
Lamentations of the Father – Ian Frazier
A story by Ian Frazier, Laws Concerning Food and Drink; Household Principles; Lamentations of the Father, as read by Peter Sagal, the host of NPR’s quiz show Wait Wait … Don’t Tell Me! for Chicago Public Radio’s This American Life, Episode 117: You Gonna Eat That?. 1998
