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German Economy Among the Strongest in the World

Germany provided a rare ray of light in the eurozone gloom on Wednesday, with record low unemployment and surprisingly good retail data showing Europe’s top economy is holding up well in the crisis. Germany’s unemployment rate fell to 6.4 percent in November, its lowest level since reunification more than two decades ago, with the number [...]

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We’re told that Greece is on the verge of financial collapse, and so too are Italy and Spain. Iceland was too, and for similar reasons as the nations named above, just a few years ago at the start of the current Great Depression in 2007. But the people of Iceland did something amazing the corporate [...]

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The police have swept away Occupy Los Angeles and Occupy Philedelphia. 1400 police is full riot gear arrested about 200 peaceful protesters in LA. click here for the full stories

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Who Are the Occupiers? Where do they come from?

Where do the occupiers come from? According to the press, most of us seem to be drug addicts, petty criminals, the unemployed and young. Of course, according to the press, some of us are good people. Anyway, click the link below to see who they are. Many thanks to Shawn Sorensen for bring this to [...]

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Former U.S. congressman Alan Grayson (D-FL) appeared on Countdown Monday evening to discuss how an audit of the Federal Reserve revealed the private bank giving $26 trillion to U.S and foreign banks without Congress’ authorization. “For the first time in history, I’m talking the 100 year history of the Federal Reserve, they played favorites,” Grayson [...]

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Occupy LA protesters braced for eviction

LA mayor Antonio Villaraigosa tells Occupy protesters to take down tents or face forcible removal from land outside city hall. Click here for the rest of the story

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Before he died, Joaquin Luna put on his best suit, white shirt and black skinny tie, the same outfit he wore every Sunday without fail to the Pan de Vida church in his home town of Mission, Texas. As his brother put it: “He dressed himself to go to God.” Then he shot himself in [...]

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NEW YORK — A US judge Monday rejected a $285 million settlement Citigroup made with US regulators over its marketing of mortgage securities that quickly went sour, saying the bank was getting off lightly. New York federal court judge Jed Rakoff scolded the Securities and Exchange Commission for agreeing to a deal that he called [...]

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