http://neweconomicperspectives.blogspot.com/2011/06/should-european-nations-repudiate-debt.html

His colleague William Black who has openly accused Goldman Sachs of fraud, writes about the pernicious nature of systemic dishonesty in financial institutions here:

http://neweconomicperspectives.blogspot.com/2011/06/false-dichotomy-between-banking-honesty.html

Puddick's legal team say his home has been burgled and files were stolen as well as some valuables. However, following a police investigation, there is nothing to suggest that Guy Carpenter or Kroll were involved in any illegal activity.

Yes, your average burglar is very interested in piles of files 🙂

In Press TVs program On The Edge with Max Keiser investment, strategist John Kim covers the gold and silver markets and discusses the constant manipulation and the creation of arbitrage, the IMF taking the gold of Greece in exchange for paper swaps, and the rewriting of laws to benefit bank criminality. Following is a transcript of that interview.

Had a quick look but still not quite clear what his actual court case on the 15th June is about.

I guess the story is "coporations are controlling police priorities and resources". His website needs to fully articulate the charge and evidence.

This is similar to the accusation raised on Wednesday's (?) Newsnight about the climate protestors. The activist guest quite rightly was trying to raise the issue of why so much taxpayer money was being used to infiltrate minor civil disorder protesters.

Instead the story has sort of mutated into the (still quite shocking) angle of CPS evidence suppression. Whereas the "who the heck agreed to fund such extravagant policing" is somewhat muffled.

how can the 'leading liberal voice' not have a story like this on the front page, its like we're already in the matrix

Thanks

Yes it is a good talking shop, with lots of intelligent posters in a civil atmosphere, it has a strong left wing bais but there is a few rightwingers that post there as well. I have posted loads of links to this blog over there and I see from the comments that many of the posters have made their way over here

thanks for the link. Clever. Very clever. Seems to be a good discussion going on over there.

I have written a funny article about the dollar v euro, it might amuse you

here is the link

http://eoin-clarke.blogspot.com/2011/06/dollar-versus-euro-by-richard-in-norway.html