Alex Jones: ‘Anders Behring was Masons’ Patsy’

Check out the interview with Alex Jones on Anders Behring Breivik as a Masons’ patsy on RT.

http://www.infowars.com/alex-jones-anders-behring-was-masons-patsy/

Breivik was a freemason belonging to the St Johannes lodge according to some media sources and  he also mentioned terror cells in Austria in his so-called manifesto.  The funeral of freemason Otto Habsburg in Vienna recently was attended by high-ranking elite freemasons including Prince Michael of Kent from England and freemason royalty from Luxembourg.

Indications that Breivik carried out a false flag terror attack in Norway to allow for the roll out of a police state are numerous and include:

The Federal Reserve Made $16 Trillion In Secret Loans To Their Bankster Friends

The American Dream
July 25, 2011

A one-time limited GAO audit of the Federal Reserve that was mandated by the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act has uncovered some eye-popping corruption at the Fed and the mainstream media is barely even covering it.  It turns out that the Federal Reserve made $16.1 trillion in secret loans to their bankster friends during the financial crisis.  You can read a copy of the GAO investigation for yourself right here.  These loans only went to the “too big to fail” banks and to foreign financial institutions.  Not a penny of these loans went to small banks or to ordinary Americans.  Not only did the banksters get trillions in nearly interest-free loans, but the Fed actually paid them over 600 million dollars to help run the emergency lending program.  The GAO investigation revealed some absolutely stunning conflicts of interest, and yet the mainstream media does not even seem interested.  Solid evidence of the looting of America has been put right in front of us, and yet hardly anyone wants to talk about it.

Police Knew Gunman’s Name Before Arrest

 

British news anchor questions how authorities were aware of Breivik’s identity in advance

Paul Joseph Watson
Infowars.com
Monday, July 25, 2011

Despite being portrayed by the media as inept due to the length of time it took them to reach the island of Utoeya, it has now emerged that police knew the name of gunman Anders Behring Breivik before they even arrested him, a startling admission that prompted one of Britain’s top news anchors to question how authorities were aware of the gunman’s identity in advance.

During his Channel 4 News broadcast on Friday evening, host Jon Snow asked “why police knew the killer’s name by the time they had arrived on the island,” reported the Telegraph live blog.

Evidence Shows Norway Terror Attack a False Flag

Kurt Nimmo
Infowars.com
July 23, 2011

Prior to the events in Norway, the Department of Homeland Security released a propaganda video characterizing white middle class Americans as terrorists and members of white al-Qaeda, a term designed to conflate the image of the CIA-created Islamic terror group and “rightwing extremists” in America.

Murdoch’s Vaccine World – James Murdoch sits on board of GSK, manufacturer of Pandemrix

By Catherine J. Frompovich |

July 22nd, 2011 |

Everyone by now has heard about the phone tapping scandal that rocked both the British newspaper world and Rupert Murdoch’s business empire. But what needs to be spotlighted, I think, is the possible role that Murdoch’s London Times may have played in the professional evisceration of respected British gastroenterologist, Dr. Andrew Wakefield.

EMA issues Pandemrix warning due to narcoplepsy

Pandemrix Swine Flu Vaccine Narcolepsy Warning

Posted by Pharmaceutical International’s Senior Journalist on 22/07/2011 – 14:50:00

The EMA (European Medicines Agency) has issued a warning over a swine flu vaccine that, in the UK alone, millions of people have been supplied with.

GlaxoSmithKline’s Pandemrix was the main weapon used during the swine flu pandemic around 18 months ago. However, according to the EMA, there’s evidence to suggest a link between it and the sleep disorder narcolepsy, which makes people fall asleep without warning.

To date, UK drug regulatory body MHRA (the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency) has heard of a handful of cases, while other reports have also emerged and been reported to equivalent bodies in other countries, especially Sweden and Finland.

As a result, the EMA has said the vaccine can still be supplied to children, but only as a final resort in the absence of alternative jabs.

Read more at: http://www.pharmaceutical-int.com/news/pandemrix-swine-flu-vaccine-narcolepsy-warning.html

 

NEW GREEK BAILOUT IS BAD DEAL FOR TAX PAYERS, SAY GERMAN ECONOMISTS

*Greece defaults but default arranged in such a way that tax payers will pay more

*All of the 109-billion euro new Greek bailout will go for financing Greek debt until 2014

*ESF to be able to buy debt on secondary market and issue bonds; transfer union cemented

*Key issues of Greek insolvency and lack of competitiveness not addressed

*Outright EU fiscal union and eurobonds avoided due to pressure from German parliament and electorate

*Eurozone continues on unsustainable trajectory of debt, low growth; next crisis preprogrammed

Thursday’s eurozone summit was hyped as a make or break moment for single currency bloc. But if the aim was to provide ease for eurozone tax payers, who are seeing an ever greater proportion of their taxes being transferred to an elite under the pretext of having to pay interest payments on fractional-reserve bank debt, it largely failed.

Clearly worried that the German parliament and electorates will rebell, the elite have pulled back from the brink of a creating an outright fiscal union and seem to be resorting, instead, to an ever more elaborate and subtle system of smoke and mirrors to pursue the same objetive — looting tax payers – albeit a little less aggressively, thereby allowing the eurozone to limp along a little longer as it is sucked deeper into a debt death spiral.

German economist Hans-Werner Sinn swept aside the hype and today strongly criticised the new Greek bailout package “as bad news for tax payers”, according to The Telegraph.

“Germany and France should not make policies that lead to the collectivisation of debts in Europe.

The financial markets are reacting very positively to yesterday’s agreements. As this is a conflict of apportionment between Europe’s tax payers and investors, this is bad news for tax payer,” Sinn said in an interview with Reuters TV.

“The socialisation of losses goes on  as merrily as before: the extra money which is being given to the Greeks virtually as a present will never been seen again,“  Sinn told Die Welt.

Reiner Holznagel, vice president of Germany’s League of Taxpayers, also criticised the new eurozone bailout deal.

“There has to be improvement in this respect so that taxpayers aren’t constantly faced with new liability risks,. The EU decision that the bailout fund in the future can buy debt of states in crisis by itself seals the transformation into a liability union,” he said.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/financialcrisis/8654064/Eurozone-debt-crisis-plan-live.html

http://www.handelsblatt.com/politik/deutschland/steuerzahlerbund-wettert-gegen-griechenland-zusagen/4421612.html

True, a precedent was set: a eurozone country was allowed to default on their debt. But Greece’s default was arranged in such a way that it will actually cost tax payers more money.

Greece is to get a new bail out of €109 billion – and all of this will end up in the pockets of the banks.  

According to Austrian media, 88 billion will be used for refinancing Greek souvereign debt until 2014.  Greece is set to spend 30 billion euros plus every year until 2015 on debt refinancing; in 2015 , a staggering  75 billion euros will be required by Greece to pay the interest.

PEOPLE POWER IN GERMANY WRECKS HAVOC WITH ELITE PLANS FOR AN EU FINANCIAL UNION

* ECB, EU and IMF increase preasure on Germany to agree to EU treasury, debt pool and tax collection

*Widespread popular opposition in Germany to the eurozone bankster bailouts has reached critical mass: German financial expert predicts end of the euro currency bloc brought about by popular uprisings or the markets

*Cost of insuring Germany’s national debt soars to new heights as eurozone debt crisis laps at Germany’s borders

*EU summit on Thursday sets scene for new confrontation; elite and people split ways

Plans by the elite to use the growing debt crisis engulfing the eurozone to push through an EU treasury, tax system and bigger debt pool are meeting tough resistance from the people in Germany, where scepticism about the euro and the bankster bailouts has reached new heights.

Thanks in large part to the independent media, a critical mass of people in Germany and elsewhere across Europe have come to understand that the eurozone bailouts are a subterfuge for transferring the wealth of tax payers to American, German and French banks under the pretext of having to make interest payments on fractional-reserve, paper banking debts. Financial expert Dirk Müller is even a predicting popular uprisingsto end the euro experiment.

Reuters reports that the grassroots opposition in Germany is so strong that it limiting the options of the autocratic German government led by Angela Merkel to sideline the people and parliament ahead of a key summit on Thursday to decide what to do about the growing debt crisis in Greece.

“Recent opinion polls suggest three quarters of Germans have little confidence in the euro currency, compared to less than half in 2008 before the sovereign debt crisis took hold. Two thirds either oppose more aid for Greece or think it won’t work,” says Reuters.

Reuters points out that the spectrum of people opposing the bailouts encompasses all groups of society.

“Such views are supported not just by populist politicians or the tabloid press, but university professors like those who are now challenging the legality of the euro-zone bailouts in the German Federal Constitutional Court in Karlsruhe.”

So vocal is the opposition that even mass circulation Bild has been forced to give space to the arguments of economists like Hans Werner Sinn — who went on a talking tour and hired a PR expert to spread the message — to retain a last vestige of credibility among readers.

“Hans-Werner Sinn, head of the Ifo think-tank that compiles Germany’s top economic indicator, warned in Bild — a tabloid read by 12 million of Germany’s 80 million people — that Greek and Portuguese aid “will be at the expense of Germans’ living standards.”

“German pensioners will be among the first victims of these bailouts,” said Sinn.

This grassroots opposition in Germany is making it impossible for the elite arrogantly to alter the political and financial architecture of the EU in summits to enable it to become a financial super state collecting taxes without any accountability to voters.

German financial expert predicts popular uprisings will end euro

Great interview in German with German financial expert Dirk Müller on the  inevitability of the end of the euro currency bloc in its current form: either the markets or an uprising by the people against the tax burden they have to pay to fund interest payments to banks will bring about an end to the unpopular elite project, the euro.

http://www.mmnews.de/index.php/wirtschaft/8209-neuordnung-des-waehrungssystems-2012

The Great Global Debt Depression: It’s All Greek To Me

Andrew Gavin Marshall
Infowars.com
July 17, 2011

Introduction

In late June of 2011, the Greek government passed another round of austerity measures, ostensibly aimed at getting Greece “back on track” to economic progress, but in reality, implementing a systematic program of ‘social genocide’ in the name of servicing an endless and illegitimate debt to foreign banks. Right on cue, protests and riots broke out in Athens against the draconian measures, and the state moved in to do what states do best: oppress the people with riot police, tear gas and bashing batons, leaving roughly 300 people injured.

Is Greece simply a case of a country full of lazy people who spent beyond their means and are now paying for their own decadence? Or, is there something much larger at stake – and at play – here? Greece is, in fact, a microcosm of the global economy: mired in excessive debt, economically ruined, increasingly politically repressive and socially explosive. This report takes a look at the case of the Greek debt crisis specifically, and places it within a wider global context. The conclusion is clear: what happens in Greece will happen here.

This report examines the Greek crisis, as well as the larger global economic crisis, including the origins of the housing bubble, the bailouts, the banks, and the major actors and institutions which will come to dominate the stage over the next decade in what will play out as ‘The Great Global Debt Depression.’

Read more at: http://www.infowars.com/category/featured-stories/