by John Galt February 6, 2012 05:00 ET In less than sixty minutes, the tiny nation of Iran could easily defeat two of the mightiest military powers in the world if they are allowed to engage in a first strike opportunity against both of those nations. This is not some far-fetched idea as U.S. and Israeli military planners are keenly aware of the implications of an Iranian attack which catches both nations off guard. The problem is not one of strategy or ability by…
by John Galt February 5, 2012 16:15 ET The furor being raised at Germany and its policies designed to impose a new order of economic dictatorship over the poor nations of Europe and the weak banksters of the continent is now being openly expressed by the French socialists, as expressed in Ambrose Evans-Pritchard’s column from tonight’s edition of the U.K. Telegraph: French socialists’ Latin revolt against Germany (Click on the link above to read the article in full) The failure of the quasi-Marxist economic model…
by John Galt February 5, 2012 11:15 ET Gretchen Morgenson has produced a story in this morning’s edition of the New York Times which is a must read as a primer regarding the severity of fraud within the mortgage and real estate industry: A Mortgage Tornado Warning, Unheeded (Click on the title to read the story in full) The one portion, excerpted from the story above, which should tantalize my readers and cause great pause is as follows: Now he splits his time between Orlando…
by John Galt February 5, 2012 08:40 ET The United States citizenry continues to enjoy this bubble of disbelief, told repeatedly that the threats of the Arab Spring uprisings are overblown and that the concerns expressed are rantings of anti-Obama and anti-Democracy forces. Unfortunately for one of the most inept State Department regimes in U.S. history, the Arab Spring did in fact give way to an Islamist Winter and the dominoes have been falling as feared, one nation at a time. Kuwait joins this list…
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