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January 21st, 2012 | 
Author: Economic Terrorism: Was the 2008 Collapse Intentional …
conservativebyte.com1/20/12
Economic jihad perhaps. Reply. Big Ugly, Wyoming says: January 20, 2012 at 10:32 am. There is no doubt in my mind that the “Crash of 2008″ was intentional …. orchestrated by Obama's handlers ….. headed by George …
Ireland may be the first EU state to sell Islamic bonds – Jihad Watch
www.jihadwatch.org1/20/12
McCormick Foundation: Shariah, Law and 'Financial Jihad' and How Should America Respond? 1. Recommendation: Enforce and prosecute violations of current laws on disclosure, racketeering, anti-trust, material support for …
Glen Beck talks to Kevin Freeman, the author of the book "Secret Weapon", about economic terror.
I edited the interview because the sound was so low as to be almost inaudible, and the clip was very long.
It seems like economic terror is now an official part of Jihad and its intent is to cause a collapse of the US economy!
Frightening stuff!
If you can’t destroy the US militarily then destroy it economy!
Both the Arabs and George Soros (seems like he’s involved too) have lots of money at their disposal, and their motivation to destroy the US economy is sky-high.
The bottom line is that the dollar and America’s credit rating are under attack, and the attack is very very serious!
So what can be done?
Please post your thoughts and suggestions.
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Debt-Free United States Notes Were Once Issued Under JFK And …
theeconomiccollapseblog.com12/19/11
Our current debt-based monetary system was devised by greedy bankers that wanted to make huge profits by creating money out of thin air and lending it to the U.S. government at interest. Sadly, the vast majority of the …
The Corporate Cash Myth | Euro Pacific Capital
www.europac.net12/21/11
The death blow to US corporations could come when US interest rates rise to historically normal levels. A four-percentage-point rise in the interest rates paid on debt by US corporations would cost them nearly $300 billion per …
If you think that the US is in a terrible state financially, you’re right, because the US can’t pay the interest on its debts which is why those debts are getting bigger every second of every day.
But take a look at this slide-show and most likely be amazed.
Of the twenty countries listed, America is number twenty meaning that there are nineteen countries who owe much more of their GDP that it does.
And please note how the socialist countries are doing and perhaps cringe, knowing that this is the direction in which Obama would like to lead America.
