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Crude Oil Drops $3 In A Minute
Jittery afternoon in the oil markets, where crude futures plunged $3 in less than a minute shortly before 2 p.m., for no immediately obvious reason.
In such cases, the chatter inevitably turns to the Strategic Petroleum Reserve. But we have no credible reports of a release at this point. Heck, we don’t even have a shady report to point to. CNBC’s befuddled anchors are just now floating the idea
options expiry may be playing a role.
» Ron Paul Has Been Quietly Piling Up Delegates – For a Brokered Convention? Alex Jones’ Infowars: There’s a war on for your mind!
Romney Nomination in doubt – Brokered Convention likelyWhite Out PressApril 25, 2012Two networks yesterday, CNBC and MSNBC, broadcast a little known fact – Ron Paul appears to be winning the Republican nomination for President. When the popular Texas Congressman
Ron Paul, member of the United States House of Representatives from Texas. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
repeatedly assured supporters that the race was about delegates, not beauty contests, he apparently knew what he was talking about.
Now, after three more states locked in delegates to the GOP nominating convention – CO, MN and IA – indicators point to a brokered convention with a possible, even probable, Ron Paul victory.Mitt Romney in a panicThe only report announcing the news of another Paul victory yesterday was the Doug Wead Blog. That write-up, which included the headline, ‘Romney in a Panic’, was picked-up and reprinted by a number of independent news outlets like RT News and The Daily Paul. Wead’s conclusion is based on a number of factors.
First and foremost, Ron Paul continues to win more delegates than Mitt Romney during each state’s respective slating processes. Additionally, the writer points to drastic, last-minute changes to GOP procedure showing an attempt to limit the Paul vote. Some measures include a new poll tax in Washington and robo-calls in New York telling Republican voters that only Mitt Romney remains in the race.What has the GOP power-brokers and their candidate in such a panic?
Prison Planet.com » Ron Paul Vows to Continue Campaign Against Status Quo
Republican presidential candidate Ron Paul, faced with a daunting delegate disadvantage and dwindling media attention, nevertheless plans on continuing his campaign to try to change the way Washington operates.
Ron Paul, member of the United States House of Representatives from Texas. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
With Mitt Romney considered by many observers to be the presumptive GOP nominee, Paul said he maintains a strong base of supporters who are tired of not having their voices heard. Only Paul, Romney, and former House Speaker Newt Gingrich of Georgia remain in a once-crowded race.
“We’re challenging the status quo of the entire country as well as the Republican Party,” Paul said during an interview on CNBC’s “Squawk Box.” “People don’t like to give up their power. But the momentum is very powerful. I’m part of it, but I’m not it. It’s much bigger than me.”
Prison Planet.com » Ron Paul “We Don’t Need To Invade Anymore Countries Or Start Any More Wars!
Can Rick Perry Clean Up The Mess He Made For Himself?
As I watched the debate Wednesday night between the eight Republican presidential primary opponents, I was overall pleased, both by the way the candidates handled themselves and by the answers they gave to the myriad of economic questions they were asked. It was a debate that I personally think all Republicans won, and while many like myself may think that Perry is finished, the ultimate loser was CNBC. CNBC lost because they could not make the Republican candidates act like a bunch of toddlers fighting over the only toy in the room.
The moderators tried their best to get any of the candidates to admit that taxes must be raised to save the economy, but to no avail. All the candidates agreed that raising taxes would be the worst move a president could do. Instead they all called for taxes to be cut, spending to be reduced, and various agencies to be eliminated along with repealing Obamacare.
The un-debate ~ the most talked about moment in tonight’s CNBC debate in Michigan came when Texas Gov. Rick Perry had a cringe-worthy meltdown…
It goes without saying that the most talked about moment in tonight’s CNBC debate in Michigan came when Texas Gov.
Rick Perry had a cringe-worthy meltdown struggling to remember the three government agencies he wanted to eliminate. But there was a telling moment earlier in the evening, when Mitt Romney was asked about his record of taking inconsistent positions, and he responded by citing his long marriage, time at Bain Capital and church membership as evidence of his steadiness.
Perry followed Romney, and didn’t attempt to attack him as a flip-flopper. That was the trend all evening, as Republican rivals refrained from criticizing each other.
Be Honest CNBC-You Are Biased Against Ron Paul
Those of us who have supported Ron Paul since his presidential run in 2008 (and some who supported him long before that) have come to expect an astonishing array of mainstream media tricks, lies, and censorship when it comes to the “journalistic” examination of the good doctor.
This doesn’t mean, however, that we have ever or will ever come to ACCEPT this consistent trend of deception and disinformation as a forgone conclusion of our political lives.
We will never throw up our hands and walk away from the mess the MSM has deliberately created, because that is exactly what they would like us to do; give up, shut up, go home, vote for Romney (an establishment crony with the creepy grin of a pedophile), and watch him lose to Obama (yet another establishment crony) in 2012.
CNBC Cans Debate Poll Because Ron Paul Was Leading
Network Managing Editor claims having well organized political support constitutes “gaming”
Prisonplanet.com
November 10, 2011
CNBC pulled an online poll 25 minutes after last night’s GOP debate, reasoning that “one candidate” was leading by a large margin – that candidate was, of course, Ron Paul.
As the following video shows, Ron Paul was ahead of the pack by a large margin, before the poll was unceremoniously pulled from the CNBC site altogether and replaced with a generic article titled “Who won the debate – Attendees weigh in”:
CNBC Managing Editor Allen Wastler issued the following statement explaining the reason the poll was removed:
Gamed Poll…So We Took It Down
We had a poll up from our Republican Presidential Debate asking readers who they thought won. One candidate was leading by such a margin that it became obvious the polling wasn’t so much a reading of our audience, but of the Internet prowess of this particular candidate’s political organization. We have therefore taken the poll down. Yes, we’ve gone through this exercise before.
Wastler included a link to a previous statement from 2007, where exactly the same thing happened.
Rick Perry Debate Meltdown Could Help Ron Paul…
Rick Perry Debate Meltdown Could Help Ron Paul
CNBC pulls post-debate poll to prevent Ron Paul victory
Paul Joseph Watson
Prison Planet.com
Thursday, November 10, 2011
Rick Perry’s sensational meltdown during last night’s CNBC debate in Michigan could not only serve to doom his entire presidential campaign, it could also help Ron Paul cement his position as a top tier challenger to Herman Cain and Mitt Romney.
Perry’s embarrassing gaffe, in which he spent minutes stumbling over the name of a government agency he wanted to abolish, has virtually ended any lingering hopes he had of recapturing his early lead that has evaporated swiftly over the last few months.
Cutting Down the Cabinet ~ “GOP contenders are talking like the elimination of entire departments is a foregone conclusion”
Cutting Down the Cabinet
WhiteHouse.gov and others ^ | November 10, 2011 | Pan_Yan
Posted on Thursday, November 10, 2011 11:34:51 AM by Pan_Yan
The big media story from last nights Republican Presidential Primary Debate on CNBC was Governor Perry’s gaffe when he tried listing the departments of the federal government he would eliminate. Maybe lost in the sensationalism is the change in our national politics that this topic represents.
The majority of the GOP contenders are talking like the elimination of entire departments is a foregone conclusion. It might be election year politics, but the idea is immensely popular among conservatives judging by the crowd reactions every time someone in any of the debates has suggested it. Now we all know that a President by himself can not create or abolish an entire department by fiat. A good deal of congressional arm twisting, threats, pandering, pontificating, high horse riding and the obligitory “widows and orphans thrown out into the streets” stories would all accompany any serious attempt to eliminate a federal department. However, it is encouraging that it has become a more broadly accepted theme that in years past.
The existence of the Cabinet dates back to the first American President, George Washington, who appointed a Cabinet of four people (Secretary of State Thomas Jefferson; Secretary of the Treasury Alexander Hamilton; Secretary of War Henry Knox; and Attorney General Edmund Randolph) to advise and assist him in his duties. Cabinet officers are nominated by the President and then presented to the United States Senate for confirmation or rejection by a simple majority.
Rick Perry Fundraises Off OOPS! Gaffe
Rick Perry Fundraises Off OOPS! Gaffe
businessinsider.com ^ | November 10, 2011 | Zeke Miller
Posted on Thursday, November 10, 2011 6:26:28 AM by Berlin_Freeper
Texas Gov. Rick Perry is not shying away from his epic gaffe at last night’s CNBC debate. After forgetting the name of the third Cabinet department he would eliminate in perhaps the most embarrassing way possible, Perry told reporters he was “glad I had my boots on, because I sure stepped in it tonight.”
His campaign is now fundraising off the severe misstep in an email to supporters, with the subject line “So, what agency would you most like to forget.”
Herman Cain’s nickname for Pelosi: “Princess Nancy” [ Nancy to file harassment charges ]
Herman Cain‘s nickname for Pelosi: “Princess Nancy” [ Nancy to file harassment charges ]
cbs news ^ | 11-9-11 | By Lucy Madison
Posted on Thursday, November 10, 2011 2:13:30 AM by NoLibZone
In a move that immediately had the Twitter-sphere reeling in apparent disbelief, Herman Cain on Wednesday coined a new nickname for House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi: “Princess Nancy.”
Cain, speaking at CNBC‘s Republican presidential debate in Michigan, was referencing a Republican health reform plan that stalled in committee because “Princess Nancy sent it” there.
Will the sycophantic media ever call Nancy Pelosi a hypocrite?
In a recent CNBC interview the hypocritical Democrat who used to be the Speaker of our House showed us she has apparently sunk down to a point where she can no longer feel embarrassed about anything. Nancy Pelosi is so deeply phony she cannot stop herself from saying things that would embarrass a normal decent person.
During a discussion about Boeing moving its operations from union run Washington State to non union South Carolina Pelosi showed what a hypocrite she is.
Her Phoniness told Maria Batiromo the federal government should give the National Labor Relations Board the authority to shut down private sector businesses that refuse to be forcibly unionized. Since Pelosi is a liberal Democrat, and therefore an enemy of American freedoms, this would ordinarily mean very little. In Pelosi’s case, however, saying such a thing is especially brazen given the way she runs her restaurant chain and winery which are not unionized.
Pelosi is not merely hypocritical in her dealings with the media and Republicans, she is just as phony when dealing with the “little people” on the liberal Democrat plantation. Moreover she gets union leaders to laugh at their rank and file along with her.
Prison Planet.com » Former Comptroller General: “Sudden And Very Painful” Economic Collapse Is Coming
Former head of the Government Accountability Office and Comptroller General of the United States, David Walker has issued a stark warning following the compromise deal to raise the debt ceiling.
“We are less than three years away from where Greece had its debt crisis as to where they were from debt to GDP,” Walker highlighted in an interview with CNBC earlier today.
Greece’s ratio of debt to GDP has surpassed 100% and is heading towards 150%, a factor that has meant without bailouts from the EU and the IMF, the country would have defaulted.
The US is now nearing the same 100% margin with GDP growth floundering below 1%.
Bill Clinton Calls For Internet ‘Ministry of Truth’
Bill Clinton Calls For Internet ‘Ministry of Truth’
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Bill Clinton Calls For Internet ‘Ministry of Truth’
Mr Bill “I did not have sexual relations with that woman” Clinton, a man who knowingly lied to the nation on live television at the height of the Monica Lewinsky scandal, has called for the creation of an Internet ‘ministry of truth’ style organization that would be run by the federal government or the UN to address “misinformation and rumors floating on the Internet.”
via BLOGGER.1984.GUNNY.G: Bill Clinton Calls For Internet ‘Ministry of Truth’.
Judgment Day May 21 [Why the Bible Never speaks of the End of the Physical Universe]
Judgment Day May 21 [Why the Bible Never speaks of the End of the Physical Universe]
Judgment Day May 21 [Why the Bible Never speaks of the End of the Physical Universe]: “Judgment Day May 21 [Why the Bible Never speaks of the End of the Physical Universe]
Prophecy Questions blog ^ | May 18, 2011 | Prophecy Questioner
Posted on Wednesday, May 18, 2011 5:52:51 PM by grumpa
Here we go again—Judgment Day. This time Harold Camping called it for this weekend, May 21. His billboard ads read: “The Bible Guarantees It!” We even heard this mentioned this week on CNBC, of all places. Confused Christians have been calling for the end of the world for a very long time, embarrassing themselves and the rest of Christianity.
Did you know that the Bible does not even mention the end of the physical universe? I’m sure this will come to a shock to Christians who do not know their Bible. So let’s take a look.
(Excerpt) Read more at prophecyquestions.wordpress.com …”
Posted by Gunny G
Bill Clinton: Create Internet agency
Bill Clinton: Create Internet agency
Bill Clinton: Create Internet agency
politco ^ | 5/13/11 | JENNIFER EPSTEIN
Posted on Friday, May 13, 2011 8:48:48 PM by Nachum
Bill Clinton doesn’t like all the misinformation and rumors floating on the Internet. And he thinks the United Nations or the U.S. government should create an agency to do something about it.
“It would be a legitimate thing to do,” Clinton said in an interview airing Friday on CNBC.
The agency, Clinton said, would “have to be totally transparent about where the money came from” and would have to be “independent” because “if it’s a government agency in a traditional sense, it would have no credibility whatever, particularly with a lot of the people who are most active on the internet.”
“Let’s say the U.S. did it, it would have to be an independent federal agency that no president could countermand or anything else because people wouldn’t think you were just censoring the news and giving a different falsehood out,” Clinton said.
via BLOGGER: GUNNY.G.1984.+: Bill Clinton: Create Internet agency.
TRUMP’S “DEAN SCREAM”: The Donald Loses His Cool On CNBC (This is the end of his candidacy)
TRUMP’S “DEAN SCREAM”: The Donald Loses His Cool On CNBC (This is the end of his candidacy)
Business Insider ^ | 05/13/2011 | Gregory White
Posted on Friday, May 13, 2011 11:59:54 AM by SeekAndFind
Donald Trump was just on CNBC responding to allegations over his property dealings made by the New York Times. He blasted the paper for its report, and its reporter for refusing to appear on TV to defend his claims.
The article reports that more than 300 people are suing Trump after he removed his name from properties they purchased. Those involved in the lawsuit allege there was no disclaimer that Trump was not the developer of the properties, but rather just “rented his name” to the actual developers.
Trump ended up going on a multi-minute rant in which he insulted CNBC anchor Simon Hobbs and slammed the New York Times.
Watch the video here. It may be remembered as Trump’s “Dean Scream,” the on-air event that ended Howard Dean‘s presidential campaign in 2004.
0:10 Trump says Mr. Barber (the New York Times reporter) “didn’t have the guts to go on” CNBC.
0:55 Mark Haines, CNBC, points out where the article says “my latest development” is mentioned in promotional materials. Trump rebuffs, saying the document people signed points out that he licensed his name, not that he developed the properties.
3:10 Trump says, “Hello Simon, whoever you are Simon. Simon, the market collapsed, you may not have heard about that. So thousands of buildings all over the United States had difficulties, so you probably heard about that somewhere along the line. That’s what happened Simon.”
4:30 Trump says he did investors “a favor.”
CLICK ABOVE LINK FOR THE VIDEO
(Excerpt) Read more at businessinsider.com …
via TRUMP’S “DEAN SCREAM”: The Donald Loses His Cool On CNBC (This is the end of his candidacy).
CNBC Host Erin Burnett Implies America Should Support Foreign Dictators To Keep Flow Of Cheap Oil
“One more thing,” Burnett remarked. “If this spreads, the United States could take a huge hit because democracy in a place like Saudi Arabia, you’ve talked about who might come in power, what that means for oil prices. They’re going to go stratospheric.”RELATED: CNBC anchor implies US must support dictators to keep cheap oil flowingFLASHBACK: CNBC’s Erin Burnett: We Need China’s Toxic Food And Lead Coated Toys To Keep Economy Strong Social bookmarks Social bookmarks Email this article Email this article Print Print this page
Americans Buying Guns In Preparation For Civil Unrest…
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Americans Buying Guns In Preparation For Civil Unrest
Posted By admin On October 18, 2010 @ 10:42 am In Featured Stories, News In Focus, Paul Watson Articles | 12 Comments
Interest in purchasing silver and going on food stamps also skyrockets in anticipation of economic collapse

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Paul Joseph Watson
Prison Planet.com [1]
Monday, October 18, 2010
Americans are acquiring guns, silver and going on food stamps at record levels in reaction to the crumbling economy, trends indicative of a fearful public who are struggling financially and preparing for potential mass civil unrest in the aftermath of a total economic collapse.
FBI records and Google Trends research shows that firearms purchases are still at record highs, but that ammunition sales have leveled off, suggesting that a flood of first-time gun owners have rushed to protect themselves from the potential of higher crime and even civil unrest in the event of a widespread financial meltdown.
“That tells us that there are more first-time [gun] buyers coming in to buy firearms and that speaks to your worries about security. They buy a few rounds [of ammunition] first time, but they don’t buy more,” ConvergEx Group Chief Market Strategist Nicholas Colas told CNBC [2].
Interest in silver coins is also surging, with Americans looking for more affordable ways to protect their increasingly devalued dollar savings with many unable to afford soar away gold prices.
“Just two years ago, silver coin sales were on the magnitude of 1 million units a month, now it’s 3 million units a month,” said Colas.
Used car prices have also tailed off, a reflection of shaky confidence in the much heralded “recovery” of the U.S. economy. Meanwhile, Google searches for how to get food stamps have also skyrocketed.
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Third of Young Netflix Users Cut Cable Dinosaur Media DeathWatch™
An alarming survey by Credit Suisse should serve as a wake up call to the broadcast networks and cable companies that they need to take control of their revenue destiny right now, while they still have some negotiating power.Analysts there found that 37 percent of Netflix subscribers aged 25 to 34 substitute Netflix for pay television.
Almost 30 percent of users between 18 and 24 are using Netflix’s streaming service instead of cable or satellite. The Credit Suisse survey was of about 250 Netflix subscribers.“Netflix’s low cost, subscription streaming service with improving content is our biggest worry and could become ‘good enough’ for consumers with moderate income and TV usage to use as a substitute for pay TV,” said Credit Suisse’s Spencer Wang and a team of analysts, in a 50-page treatise on the entertainment industry.The team downgraded the whole sector to ‘underweight’ from ‘market weight’ because of the oncoming ubiquity of high-speed broadband opening the door for these delivery services
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