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Peter Schiff: Keep the baby panda alive during government shutdown

Published on Sep 27, 2013

As the government creeps closer to a potential shutdown next week, party unity is beginning to fracture among Republicans on Capitol Hill. Sen. Bob Corker (R-Tenn.) spoke on the Senate floor on Thursday, criticizing his fellow Republican senators Ted Cruz from Texas and Mike Lee from Utah for grandstanding and delaying the votes necessary to avert a government shutdown. Despite Cruz’s and Lee’s tactics, Friday afternoon the Senate passed its plan to keep the government – and Obamacare – funded. Now House Republicans face a choice by this Monday: Cave on Obamacare and accept the Senate’s bill to keep the government funded or dig their heels in and stand firm on defunding Obamacare, plunging the government into a shutdown. And once the government funding is figured out, Congress then faces a fight over raising the debt ceiling. RT’s Sam Sacks talks to Peter Schiff, CEO and chief global strategist at Euro Pacific Capital, about the current congressional debates.

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Pento: There Will Be Hell To Pay When This Tragic Collapse Begins

Today one of the top economists warned King World News that “there will be hell to pay when this tragic collapse begins.”  This is an incredibly powerful interview with the acclaimed economist, as he gives KWN readers around the world a look down the rabbit hole that central planners are taking us.  Michael Pento then…

Forget Hyperinflation — The Fed Is Now Facing The True Cost Of Quantitative Easing

MATTHEW BOESLER SEP. 25, 2013     Last Wednesday, the Federal Reserve shocked markets with a surprise decision to refrain from beginning to taper back the pace of its bond-buying program known as quantitative easing. In the press conference following the decision, Fed chairman Ben Bernanke cited the recent rise in long-term interest rates — spurred by Bernanke’s…

Biderman: Bad Data Hurting U.S. Economy

“The worst number of all is Gross Domestic Product put out by the Bureau of Economic Analysis with spending data based on a Census Bureau survey. I will bet that almost all of you viewers do not know that the initial GDP numbers are based on, and I quote, sample surveys. The Census Bureau says the estimates of consumer expenditures are based on a subsample of approximately 5,000 retail and food services firms whose sales are then weighted and benchmarked to represent the complete universe of over three million retail and food services firms.”

John Ing: “Gold’s Bull Market Intact”

Gold: The Audacity of Hypocrisy By: John Ing | Thu, Sep 26, 2013 Unfortunately governments today wallow in the hypocrisy of politics, particularly when it suits them. America’s foreign policy is symptomatic of this hypocrisy from branding Egypt’s coup d’état as a “change in government” to the repeated bending of Mr. Obama’s “line in the sand”. Or…

Keiser Report: Trickle-Down Flamethrowers (E502)

Published on Sep 26, 2013

In this episode of the Keiser Report, Max Keiser and Stacy Herbert discuss flamethrowers and jihadis in the banking world. They also note that houses in London earn more per day than the average worker in London. In the second half, Max interviews Mitch Feierstein of PlanetPonzi.com about the Fed’s balance sheet, housing bubbles around the world and putting lipstick on pigs.

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As He Clips Our Coins, Bernanke Steals A Page From Nero’s Playbook

By Keith McCullough “In 64 A.D., in a naïve attempt to deceive the populace, Nero decreased the silver content in the coins and made silver and gold coins slightly smaller” As the quote above reveals, central planners have been clipping coins and devaluing the The People’s hard-earned currency for at least two thousand years.  The Roman Emperor…

Andy Hoffman–Talk Of Tapering Is Tapering Off

Published on Sep 26, 2013

Jason Burack, co-founder of Wall Street for Main Street (http://WallStForMainSt.com), reveals in this interview the impact of the Federal Reserve’s continued expansion of the money bubble and the implications of China and Japan now being net SELLERS of U.S. Bonds. With more than half of U.S. dollars being held outside the U.S., what will happen when more countries start dumping the dollar? Find out in this interview. SUBSCRIBE (It’s FREE!) so you don’t miss part 2 coming soon!:http://bit.ly/FinanceAndLiberty

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Peter Schiff Was Right – ‘Taper’ Edition

Published on Sep 25, 2013

When Ben Bernanke announced that the Federal Reserve’s Open Market Committee was going to continue its monetary expansion program it calls Quantitative Easing, almost everyone in the financial media was taken by complete surprise. According to the mainstream media, the non-taper “surprised almost everyone out there.” Well it did not surprise me, nor anyone who had been paying attention to what I had been saying. As I said repeatedly over the past several months, the Fed knows that the appearance of economic health would evaporate if its stimulus were withdrawn, or even diminished. The Fed understands, as the market seems not to, that the current “recovery” could not survive without the continuation of massive monetary stimulus. In fact, the Fed’s next big move will likely be to increase, rather than taper, its monthly QE dosage! One reporter on this video said that its time for the Fed to take the training wheels off the economy. As I have been saying for years, QE is not the training wheels, its the only wheels the economy has. Take it away and the economy stalls. However, as the economy is now headed toward a cliff, taking the wheels off is much better than leaving them on and going over that cliff.

For more on how I knew the Fed wouldn’t taper, here’s an oped I released after the decision was announcedhttp://www.europac.net/commentaries/t…

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Keith Barron: The U.S. Is Going To Experience One Hell Of A Collapse

Despite continued mainstream media propaganda, today one of the legends in the business warned King World News that “the U.S. is going to experience one hell of a collapse.”  This man has lived in 18 countries around the world, and he described his first-hand account of the collapses he witnessed which took place in many…

“The Smell of Financial and Economic Collapse is in the Air”

 “The Smell of Financial and Economic Collapse is in the Air” by DeviantInvestor “The U.S. stock market is near all-time highs, while politicians and economists are blathering about recovery, low inflation, and good times, but instability and danger are clearly visible in our debt based monetary system. To the extent we rely upon the fantasies…

Has The Fed Lost All Control?

Written by Lance Roberts | Tuesday, September 24, 2013 The stock decline this week has not only rescinded all the gains from the “no-taper” rally, it pushed the S&P 500 below 1704, which was the level before the Fed issued its market-baffling no taper edict.  My friend Bill Kingdid an excellent job of compiling a series of articles which goes…