World economic meltdown watch continues

Zimbabwe, which recently introduced the 100 trillion Z-dollar bill (which, at the time of printing, would only buy a few loaves of bread) is now saying they will finally abandon their currency for the people (some businesses were already allowed).
Iceland’s economy collapsed last fall, and it was hard to tell what their currency was even [...]

Making too much sense

I think I now know why Ron Paul  didn’t make it through the Republican Primary last year: He made entirely too much sense, and his solutions made people uncomfortable and rocked too many boats.
Check out his interview the other day and watch how his explanations, which most people could understand, go over many of the [...]

The crumbling edges of the economy

The economy is crumbling all around us.   While we have had some up days, the stock market is down over 40% from it’s high point in 2007.  Companies are laying off workers, losing revenue, etc.
I just saw this morning that the stock market tumbled again and is once again flirting with the 8000 mark.  I [...]

Obama’s first week in the job

This is not a good week for anyone who has Conservative and/or Christian values:
- Obama promptly reversed one of Bush’s first acts, and re-established the federal funding of international abortion groups.
- Obama supports the FOCA act. This would make abortion a true Federal Policy and not just a Supreme Court ruling.
- Obama promises Trillions in [...]

Derivatives, Banks and other sad stories…

We are approaching the end of the 4th week of 2009 and already 3 banks have failed. The latest is in California:
1st Centennial Bank of Redlands, Calif. was seized by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. and state regulators on Friday. It was the third bank failure this year, and brings to 28 the number [...]

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