by John Galt May 23, 2013 05:00 ET The cratering of the Japanese stock market last night with a massive 7.32% sell off could be an indication that the Fed’s hint that the era of super easy funny fiat printing may start to ease is over. The hangover might begin as U.S. futures are down triple digits as this is typed but is it the end? If the speculators are any hint, odds are this could be a short sharp correction heading…
by John Galt May 22, 2013 05:00 ET Over the last six plus months, I have penned two articles about the Assassination of Ambassador Christopher Stevens and “The Other Truth about Benghazi,” both of which were fairly simple to understand when one realizes the level of corruption and financial incest occurring inside the nation’s capitol. To this day not one national talk show host nor political animal has asked the most important question remaining in the investigation which will topple the regime in D.C.…
by John Galt May 9, 2013 20:25 EDT The good news from the Far East keeps coming, even after the North Korean crisis appears to have moved into the “War Cancel” mode. Here is a video of the news story from Russia Today: And from the International Business Times approximately 16 hours ago: China Demands Japan Cede Sovereignty of US Military Base Island Okinawa From the article: A mouthpiece of China’s Communist party has claimed that the Japanese Island of Okinawa, home…
by John Galt May 6, 2013 23:00 EDT After a productive (?), okay 4 martini business meeting in the Naples-Fort Myers area, I return home to find out that the big war in Korea was once again, for the umpteenth year in a row, unofficially officially cancelled. First the headline and story from Yonhap News: N. Korea lifts highest combat alert: Seoul gov’t source SEOUL, May 7 (Yonhap) — North Korea appears to have lifted its highest combat alert issued in March and completely…
by John Galt May 5, 2013 05:00 EDT Congratulations are in order to Harvard University for achieving success in their DARPA taxpayer funded program for human annihilation: No big deal one might say? Let’s refer back to one of my better articles on the subject: America is now officially F#@!ed I penned that article in February of this year, fully knowledgeable that the MAV’s or Micro Aerial Vehicles were accelerating their abilities with each test and finally Harvard succeeded in creating an…
by John Galt April 22, 2013 05:30 EDT The sad truth about our modern reality is that everything is fixed. Football games? Probably. Elections? Definitely. Judicial trials? If you have the money, no problemo. Stock markets? Seriously, you have to ask? Thus why the Central Banks have declared a currency war to protect their precious post-Bretton Woods period of dominance so they can continue the rape and pillaging of nation after nation in exchange for greater power at the expense of the individual citizen’s…
by John Galt April 15, 2013 16:30 EDT From Yonhap News in South Korea: In ‘ultimatum,’ N. Korea vows blitz attack on S. Korea By Lee Chi-dong SEOUL/WASHINGTON, April 16 (Yonhap) — North Korea’s military on Tuesday issued an “ultimatum” saying it would launch retaliation against South Korea without warning if “anti-North Korean” activities continue in the South. “The supreme command of the Korean People’s Army Tuesday issued an ultimatum to the South Korean puppet group,” Pyongyang’s official news agency, KCNA,…
by John Galt April 11, 2013 20:00EDT The Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA), America’s real overseas intelligence analysts, created a classified report that someone in the Pentagon apparently leaked to wake some people up on Capitol Hill as this story from the Wall Street Journal outlines: U.S. Upgrades North Korea Nuclear Risk Pentagon Report Says North Korea May Have Ability to Launch Nuclear Missile Previously, experts didn’t think Pyongyang had the expertise to build a warhead small enough to affix to a missile. The…
by John Galt April 11, 2013 05:30 EDT The eerie quiet in North Korea seems to be an indication, if past patterns are any indication, of a coming storm of action and activity. Overnight the focus seemed to be the shell game of moving and relocating various launchers around airfields and the raising of launch ramps into the firing position only to have nothing happen. Kim Jong-un appears to have a less than unified front in control of his own military and some analysts…
by John Galt April 10, 2013 19:00 EDT There is a lot of speculation, including yours truly, that a WMD attack with swift, shocking results would create the largest dilemma for the United States, Japan, and their allies. Another postulation making the rounds is what if North Korea launched a limited conventional attack on the South then both parties sued for peace leaving the U.S. with egg on its face as China brokers a long term treaty which permanently ends the war between the…
by John Galt April 10, 2013 06:00 EDT The news cycle appears to have slowed down slightly but postings (to be treated as hearsay for now) from West Coast U.S. residents on various message boards seem to indicate elevated movement of American military assets at bases in California and Washington state. That is to be treated as it is, only observations from posters and not as a verified fact but it would not surprise anyone based on the tensions in the regions. Here are…
by John Galt April 9, 2013 22:30 EDT The Twitter headlines and stories from Yonhap News in South Korea say it best as things continue to heat up and apparently the North Koreans are preparing an IRBM launch along with possibly some shorter range missile launches per Yonhap News: Officials in Seoul say there are possibilities that the North may fire off several missiles from different sites, in case of an unsuccessful launch of the Musudan missile, which has never been tested before.…
by John Galt April 9, 2013 20:10 EDT As if North Korea does not have our eyes fixated waiting for an IRBM launch to occur any minute now, Bill Gertz in the Washington Free Beacon drops this bombshell: Chinese colonel says latest bird flu virus is U.S. biological weapon What makes the story interesting is where it was revealed (from the story linked above): A Chinese Air Force officer on Saturday accused the U.S. government of creating the new strain of bird flu now…
by John Galt April 8, 2013 2100 EDT Initially when the current crisis between the United States and North Korea accelerated I dismissed the possibility of a North Korean attack on the United States with nuclear weapons as a remote fantasy due to the crude status of their ICBM technology. From that perspective I was correct and hopefully I did not confer a false sense of security to anyone in the United States about the danger from the little nut job north of the…
by John Galt April 3, 2013 20:01 EDT The news flow is disturbing with unconfirmed stories of elevated DEFCON status for US Pacific forces to hard news stories like this one from Yonhap News in South Korea: N. Korea maintains entry ban on Kaesong complex SEOUL, April 4 (Yonhap) — North Korea on Thursday maintained its entry ban on South Korean workers and cargo wanting to go to the inter-Korean industrial park in Kaesong for the second day despite Seoul’s calls to lift the…
by John Galt April 3, 2013 16:01 EDT N. Korea approves nuclear strike on US (ITV) 4 pm ET – SEOUL — The North Korean army said Thursday it had final approval to launch “merciless” military strikes on the United States, involving the possible use of “cutting-edge” nuclear weapons. In a statement published by the official KCNA news agency, the General Staff of the Korean People’s Army (KPA) said it was formally informing Washington that reckless US threats would be “smashed by… cutting-edge…
by John Galt April 2, 2013 21:20 EDT Special thanks to ‘Diamonds’ at Timebomb2000.com for this heads up…. It just keeps getting hotter by the minute gang; from the website Interacksyon in the Philippines: Philippines puts C-130 planes on standby for possible evacuation of OFWs in South Korea By: Abigail C. Kwok, InterAksyon.com April 2, 2013 3:07 PM One of two C-130 cargo planes placed on standby by the Philippine Air Force. (AFP file photo) The Philippine Air Force has placed on standby two…
by John Galt April 2, 2013 20:30 ET Breaking on Yonhap News via South Korea: UPDATED FROM THE Bangkok Post about 5 minutes ago (2050 EDT): NKorea delays SKorea entry to Kaesong industrial park North Korea on Wednesday delayed the entry of South Koreans to a joint industrial complex in a rare move amid high tensions on the Korean peninsula, the South’s Unification Ministry said. Vehicles line up at a South Korean military check point on the road to the Kaesong Industrial complex…
by John Galt April 2, 2013 05:00 ET At this moment, imagine the reality of the world we live in and not the dictates of the psycho-babble globalist controlled mainstream media. The Chinese Communist Party is in disarray as a new leadership is ushered into power with strong influence from the People’s Liberation Army who wishes to exert its power over East Asia and permanently eradicate the dominance and necessity of dealings with the United States. In North Korea the new leadership is…
by John Galt March 24, 2013 17:15 ET Just when everyone thinks the Cyprus issue is the big problem of the day, Ambrose Evans-Pritchard reminds us that the building conflict over the Senkaku Islands in the East China Sea could easily lead to a superpower conflict which could destroy not just the economies of the Far East, but embroil the entire world in a war that will have profound consequences for China and the United States for decades to come. The article in today’s…
by John Galt February 26, 2013 20:00 ET Way, way, way, way, back in U.S. history, a lesson was learned in 1933 with the issuance of Executive Order 6102 by Obama’s model, Franklin Delano Roosevelt: The President used his powers and disputes of the historical account about “seizing” safety deposit box contents have ensued to this day. The rumors of such confiscatory actions by the I.R.S. led some citizens to voluntarily comply and pull their gold from their bank safety deposit boxes and turn…
by John Galt February 24, 2013 16:15 ET The economic landscape continues to evolve within this manipulated market realm under the guise of capitalism yet few commentators beyond Rick Santelli at CNBC and Ambrose Evans-Pritchard of the U.K. Telegraph are willing to step outside the accepted norm and offer blunt commentary about the upcoming risks and eventual conclusion of the great Ponzi scheme concocted by the world’s central banks. Tonight’s edition from AEP is no exception: Trade protectionism looms next as central banks…
by John Galt January 1, 2013 17:00 ET 2013. Bah Humbug. Washington, D.C. is a mess ruled by a maniacal narcissistic Marxist and opposed by a globalist political party which would sell your mother into slavery to get a new bridge for swamp rats in their district. The civil war in Syria continues unabated. North Korea can lob objects into the atmosphere with the trajectory of “God only knows” and hopefully one day they do not get lucky with something over…
by John Galt December 30, 2012 15:00 ET So how did I do? First, unlike many bloggers, prognosticators, commentators, and hosts, I will refer to my predictions for this year that is about to end by reminding everyone they can see my mistaken and correct predictions of doom in this thread from my radio show and in this thread: JohnGaltFLA.com Predictions for 2012 Let’s break this down, section by section and score it by +1 for correct, -1 for…
November 20, 2012 18:55 ET Live again. Loud again. Broadcasting from bug out location number 1 deep from the boondocks of Southwest Florida, there is a few things I would like to get off my chest…. The War on Christianity The World at War Police State 2013 His Royal Highnass Economy in its Death Throes and of course a huge… DUCT TAPE ALERT You have been warned so tune in at 8 p.m. ET by clicking on the link below AND………
by John Galt October 24, 2012 19:30 ET The story from Channel 7 in Australia has set off alarm bells worldwide: Counterfeit Aussie gold sold in China While this is not a surprise to many of us after the counterfeit Morgan and Peace dollar scheme uncovered last year and the discovery of hollowed out gold plated tungsten filled bars around the world, apparently the trust between the central banks has fallen to the point where the German Bundesbank wants to bring…
by John Galt September 21, 2012 05:15 ET This story is one of disgust but a warning as to what is coming next if Obama is re-elected. As the United States coal industry is put out of business by Obama’s EPA, as he promised to do, the United Mine Workers are finding out that their investment in the Democratic Party is backfiring in their face in a most severe fashion. ANR (Alpha Natural Resources) announced on Monday that they would be closing 8…
by John Galt September 17, 2012 17:45 ET - …. . / .– — .-. .-.. -.. / .. … / .- – / .– .- .-. / .- .-. . / -.– — ..- / .–. .-. . .–. .- .-. . -.. Holy Flirkingschmidt. The Yellow Bellied Cowardly Awards add another member tonight and there isn’t a duct tape factory large enough in the world for the news you will hear. Tonight I’ll toss in (not in any particular order):…
by John Galt September 17, 2012 17:45 ET - …. . / .– — .-. .-.. -.. / .. … / .- – / .– .- .-. / .- .-. . / -.– — ..- / .–. .-. . .–. .- .-. . -.. Welcome to the feelings of Europeans in August of 1939. You have been warned so tune in at 8 p.m. ET by clicking on the link below AND…… PARTICIPATE: Click on the banner below to find…
by John Galt September 12, 2012 23:00 ET The following scenario is an unforeseen theoretical outcome for what could happen should Israel attack Iran; and in this writer’s opinion the most terrifying outcome for world peace and the United States of America I could ever imagine. I feel this particular scenario must be put into consideration as the prophetic and geopolitical implications of such an outcome would change how all of us live the remainder of our lives out in this country. …
by John Galt September 4, 2012 22:30 ET The question has been asked of me repeatedly via email and my radio show: Why are the next 120 days so dangerous? Instead of an in-depth cat and mouse game of “here’s why X may cause Y” I shall simple let my readers search previous pages posted here and elsewhere to form their own opinion. I fear that if we survive the next 120 days without a major natural or man made…
by John Galt July 10, 2012 05:25 ET The idea that China is going to lead the world out of this crisis would be laughable until one sees the data and reads last night’s entry from Ambrose Evans-Pritchard in the U.K. Telegraph: China heads for a deflationary shock In this article, Mr. Pritchard states this terrifying premise for the world economy: China is on the cusp of a deflationary vortex. This was signalled late last year by the sharpest…
by John Galt July 6, 2012 05:30 ET Just when the bullmorons on Wall Street thought the all clear could be sounded, this report from the Chinese business website, MorningWhistle.com warns of a disturbing piece of news that should shake liquidity dependent markets throughout the West, especially the U.S.: China’s overseas investment sees unexpected decline July 6, 11:37 am | By Jialin Tang Crazy Chinese overseas investment is cooling down. According to theWorld Investment Report 2012 released on Thursday…
by John Galt June 9, 2012 07:15 ET The Chinese Communist Economists learned from the best and in the tradition of the American Bureau of Labor Statistics, the mythical Consumer Price Index inflation data was released this morning (From Xinhua): China’s inflation eases further, more monetary easing expected BEIJING, June 9 (Xinhua) — China’s inflation unexpectedly eased to a 23-month low due to falling food prices and base effect, providing ample room for the government to boost slower-than-expected growth in the…
by John Galt June 5, 2012 23:00 ET I think this might be a good time for Americans to start paying more attention to not just Europe, but what is happening in the Far East. The following editorial is from China Daily, the Communist Chinese Party newspaper for foreign consumption. Escaping the dollar trap By Zhang Monan (China Daily) Direct yen-yuan trading is another step in China’s bid to extricate itself from excessive dependence on US currency As part of…
by John Galt June 5, 2012 22:30 ET The world must not have enough instability. Of course if one asks the Chinese think about the headline above, their furor at the full story has yet to be revealed in their Communist Party newspapers. The cover for these exercises is practice for future operations in the Gulf of Aden to repel piracy in the Indian Ocean and Arabian Sea. The story from the Business Standard seems innocent enough (click on title to read it…
by John Galt June 3, 2012 10:45 ET And as if the world doesn’t have enough on its plate tonight, let’s raise the ante with this story from the Hong Kong Standard which should reassure everyone who has to travel to China, Hong Kong, or Macau: Bird flu boy spends 5 days in ward after wrong call The story by Mary Ann Benitez exhibits the joys of government health care along with the blissful deniability of communist efficiency. Check out this…
by John Galt May 20, 2012 22:50 ET As America parties, the world burns. Unfortunately for some futures contract holders and those who think they can sell anything to the, ahem, “COMMUNIST” Chinese government, er, companies, this rude awakening has hit them in the face with a two by four: China buyers defer raw material cargos (click on the link to read the story in full- Subscription required) In this story from the UK’s Financial Times, the story by Javier Blas…
by John Galt May 13, 2012 19:300 ET The warning I posted about the gold market signalling something bad was happening (see: Gold is Sending a Dire Economic Warning) in the world’s economy very prescient appears to have been validated to date by the data coming from Communist China. The deflationary warning signal precious metals and commodities are sending is unmistakable and in tonight’s commentary by Ambrose Evans-Pritchard, that clarion is screaming a deafening alarm: World edges closer to deflationary slump as money…
by John Galt May 12, 2012 08:00 ET Much to the chagrin of the PPP (Perpetual Polly Pumpers) of CNBC, China has all but verified that the entire world economy has hit just a wee bit more than a speed bump as it made the following announcement this morning (via Bloomberg): The People’s Bank of China said it is cutting the reserve ratio requirement for banks by 50 basis points starting from May 18, according to a statement on its website today. …
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