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Researchers Predicted In 1971 that Debit Cards Would Become the Ultimate Spy Tool

May 24, 2015

Researchers Predicted In 1971 that Debit Cards Would Become the Ultimate Spy Tool We noted in 2013: The Wall Street Journal reported that the NSA spies on Americans’ credit card transactions. Senators Wyden and Udall – both on the Senate Intelligence Committee, with access to all of the top-secret information about the government’s spying programs – write: Section 215 […]

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WSJ Slams Bernanke’s Rambling Blog Post: “Stop Blaming Everyone” For Your Mistake

May 3, 2015

WSJ Slams Bernanke’s Rambling Blog Post: “Stop Blaming Everyone” For Your Mistake The mainstream is beginning to sound a lot like some fringe blog… A week after the world’s largest sovereign wealth fund unleashed a tirade against high-frequency trading and monetary policy distortions, The Wall Street Journal has penned an Op-Ed ramping up its war against Bernanke (and The […]

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Get Ready For Negative Interest Rates In The US

January 25, 2015

Get Ready For Negative Interest Rates In The US With Fed mouthpiece Jon Hilsenrath warning – in no lesser status-quo narrative-deliverer than The Wall Street Journal – that The ECB’s actions (and pre-emptive collapse in the EUR) means the U.S. economy must deal with a rapidly strengthening dollar that will make American goods more expensive abroad, potentially slowing […]

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Why Chinese Growth Forecasts Just Crashed To A Paltry 3.9% – And Are Going Even Lower – In One | ZeroHedge

October 20, 2014

Why Chinese Growth Forecasts Just Crashed To A Paltry 3.9% – And Are Going Even Lower – In One Chart|ZeroHedge Up until a few years ago, conventional wisdom was that China would grow at nearly double digits as long as the eye could see. Then, however, something happened, and China’s 9% growth became 8%, then […]

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