Banks, banks, banks...

People vote on the news. The news are controlled by the money. The banks own the money…

How can we escape, if we prefer to believe on the news, either on reason, having our thoughts sold to those who pay the news?
How can we escape, if we also have our bodies sold to the banks, which own our loans, in which we are stuck?

Do we still believe that our mind has the possibility of reasoning? Do we still believe that our bodies are still ours? And that we are slaves no more?

Alessio Rastani

Alessio Rastani was invited to the BBC to comment the European economy at this moment of crisis. It seems that Alessio Rastani is just a trader that trade as an hobby. He is not a professional trader. However, even if he was, what he said is just an opinion... an interesting one. But an opinion.

Freedom

We can only be kept in the cages we do not see. A brief history of human enslavement - up to and including your own.

Osama Bin Laden died in 2001

Tent cities

The meltdown in the US mortgage market has led to record foreclosures and forced thousands from their homes.

Private Central Banks.

Iranian warships planned to sail through the Suez Canal en route to Syria

MK-5 Iranian Frigate photo from here

Israel's television said Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman, had spoken out of turn as the Defense Ministry "had preferred to ignore" the ships' approach. Defense Minister Ehud Barak said Israel was tracking them and had alerted "friendly nations in the region" accordingly.
Israel's Yedioth Ahronoth newspaper described the two Iranian ships as a MK-5 frigate and a supply vessel, which would not present a significant danger to the Jewish state.
Still, with Israeli-Iranian tensions long running high, the theoretical possibility of the geographically distant enemies encountering each others' forces in the Mediterranean Sea was enough to send oil prices surging.
Syria is one of Israel's neighboring adversaries. It has an alliance with Iran which has deepened along with Tehran's isolation from the West over its disputed nuclear program, which the Jewish state sees as an existential threat.
"To my regret, the international community is not showing readiness to deal with the recurring Iranian provocations. The international community must understand that Israel cannot forever ignore these provocations" Lieberman said in a speech.
The U.S. reaction was cautious. State Department spokesman P.J. Crowley said Washington was aware of the ships but had no information about what they were doing or where they were going.
Iran's semi-official Fars news agency reported on January 26 that Iranian navy cadets were going on a year-long training mission into the Red Sea and through Suez to the Mediterranean.
They were training to defend "the country's cargo ships and oil tankers" against the threat of Somali pirates, it said.

News from here

Behind Wall Street

Behind the companies' work there is the country strategy. Some countries don’t have a clear strategy, letting the door open to more powerful ones to enter and to define strategies according to their own interests. These last ones rule and let their companies grow. Big countries’ and companies’ power and strategies mix. The goal is not the exploited country’s people welfare but the big companies’ profit.

3 small movies follow.

1 - John Perkins enterview 1 - 8.45 min
2 - Jonh Perkins enterview 2 - 7.09 min
3 - Zeitgeist 2 (Addendum) - 9.05 min