UK Government Warned Over Child Imprisonment Pat Johnston The government has been warned that thousands of children are being put behind bars for very minor offences and yet social services are being drastically cut.
Markets Calm After Friday's Downgrades - Focus Continues On Greece UK Column Reporters The markets seem to have mostly shrugged off France's loss of its triple-A rating.
BBC: Is Internet “Addiction” A Mental Illness? John Morton On my way into the office this morning I was treated to yet another slice of the habitual, and cleverly packaged “but, we are only trying to help” medicine from our good friends at the Brussels Broadcasting Corporation.
CFR Member: 200 Million Casualties If Israel Attacks Iran UK Column Reporters Netanyahu is determined to be Israel's last Prime Minister, according to W. Scott Thompson, former Assistant to the Secretary of Defence during the Reagan years, current CFR and International Institute of Strategic Studies member.
GOP Gets Ready To Asset Strip America John Morton The Republican Party Presidential campaign could well be described as the best street theater since Punch and Judy.
Children 'Dumped In Streets By Greek Parents Who Can't Afford To Look After Them Any More' Pat Johnston Children are being abandoned in Greece as their parents struggle to make ends meet. A four year old little girl was found on the street clutching a note saying "I can't afford her any more"
Inter-Alpha Group Banks - Hoarding ECB Hyperinflationary Bailout UK Column Reporters On the 22nd December last year, the European Central Bank began lending some new money. 523 European banks borrowed €489 billion in one day.
Bizarre: The Anti-EU Blogger Who Despises National Banking John Morton In her recent Daily Mail blog article on the topic of Declan Ganley’s call for a United States of Europe, based on the precise formulation set out on the US Federal Constitution, and explicitly based on Hamiltonian national banking, ME Synon betrays a violently anti-federalist outlook which, while ...
Scotland, Do You Have To Go? K. C. Merit At school in England I loved the Scottish songs which we all knew and sang with Gusto (Gusto was the Italian music teacher). I later realised that I would have known the words to ‘Bonnie Bonnie Banks’ - hmm, this has slightly different connotations now - long before a student of my age living in ...
You Think Britain Has A Pensions Problem? UK Column Reporters While we wrangle with our respective public or private employers about what pensions we might receive in the future, French pensioners are already having payments withheld.
The End Game K. C. Merit President Obama may have forgotten to mention that the American troops due to leave Iraq at the end of 2011 would need to be deployed almost immediately elsewhere.
The Financial Crash - Europe Continues Descent Into Hell Mike Robinson We could be forgiven for thinking that the Euro crisis has gone away, with so little coverage in the media. Sadly, it's just the calm before the storm.
The Torture Of The Breaking Family Unit J.S. The agony of the family separating was indescribable torture. The children were given contact with us twice a week at our family home for 1.5 hours. We were always under visual supervision, with other “specialists” there observing us and our ...
Russians Highlight Obama's Adoption of Cheney's "Prompt Global Strike" Strategy UK Column Reporters On the 23rd December, two leading Russian analysts wrote an article for Nezavisimoye Voyennoye Obozreniye (Independent Military Review), highlighting that not only is Obama not abandoning the Bush Administration's PGS platform, but building on it.
