Saturday, March 30, 2013

Looting Banks Depositors Planned at G20 ~ Mike Rivero

What happened at Cyrpus Bank and what will happen (more of the same) globally was all planned at the G20 summit! Air date 3-29-2013,



The debt levels around the globe are unprecedented in peacetime. The odds of restructurings and/or defaults are higher than most believe. When does debt become unsustainable? The video shows the debt levels of numerous countries have reached "problem" levels. Since the bill coming due in the form of maturing bonds is so large, policymakers in Europe have no easy way out. "Solutions" may include printing money to create inflation or debt restructurings/defaults; or a combination of the two. Chris Ciovacco of Ciovacco Capital Management compares healthy markets to the current state of affairs. Which investments tend to perform well during deflation/defaults/restructurings? Which investments tend to perform well during periods of inflation/money printing by central banks? What is a back-door bazooka? Studies by Kyle Bass of

WW3 ~ A Global Thermonuclear War is very Plausible in the coming Days





An analyst says with the United States setting up offensive military bases around both Russia and China and tensions on the Korean Peninsula, the possibility of a global thermonuclear war is not that far-fetched. The comments came after North Korea said it has entered a "state of war" with the South, highlighting that Pyongyang will deal with every inter-Korean issue accordingly. The statement, which was issued jointly by the East Asian country's government, ruling party, and other organizations, came amid escalating tension in the Korean Peninsula. On March 21, South Korean and US forces wrapped up an annual war game codenamed 'Key Resolve' amid high military tension with North Korea, announcing that they would continue to maintain high alert in the wake of fresh threats of attack from Pyongyang. North Korea, however, condemned the maneuvers as a launch pad for a "nuclear war."

Press TV has conducted an interview with Mike Billington, Asia Desk editor for the Executive Intelligence Review newsmagazine from Washington, to ask him whether there will be a war or is North Korea flexing its muscles to coerce South Korea into softening its policies and win aid from Washington. The video also offers the opinions of one additional guest: Frederick Peterson who is Congressional Defense Policy Advisor from Washington.

Bank of Cyprus Depositors to lose up to 60%




Savers at the Bank of |Cyprus will see 37.5 percent of their deposits of more than $130,000 turned into shares. But a further 22.5 percent of savings would be held by the government until it can satisfy the terms of the EU bailout. Al Jazeera's Peter Sharp reports.

World War 3 - North Korea Declares State Of War on South Korea - March 2013

"We will first target and dissolve mainland United States, Hawaii and Guam, and United States military based in South Korea. And the (South Korean presidential office) will be burned to the ground," the KCNA report said. US warns North Korea of increased isolation if threats escalate further Pyongyang has been defiant in the face of efforts to halt its nuclear program Global Powers Cast Wary Eye as Korean Tension Escalates BBC News - North Korea tensions: Russia's Lavrov fears 'spiral' U.S. defense officials: North Korean threats are "bellicose rhetoric ... North Korea says enters state of war against South | Reuters

China: The New Colonial Power in Africa ?




It was 599 years ago that Admiral Zheng - in a show of Chinese power - sailed down the east coast of Africa. The year was 1414, and he took home with him - a giraffe. Today, China is more interested in oil and gas off the cost of Mozambique and Tanzania, and it has been welcomed with open arms, as it lavishes it wealth across the continent. Can there be partnership without plundering? Is China a new colonial power, or just misunderstood?