RT | Keiser Rport - January 31, 2015: Keiser Report: Economy - Snake Eating Itself (E713)

Keiser Report: Economy - Snake Eating Itself (E713)

 

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Published on Jan 31, 2015

From Mexico City, Max Keiser and Stacy Herbert discuss life in the breakdown lane in America where the infrastructure has been planned through a succession of bad choices. They also discuss currency wars and the failure of techno-industrialism. In the second half, Max continues his interview with big banking fraud whistleblower and bitcoin entrepreneur, Jose Rodriguez, about cryptocurrency and corruption in Mexico.

Jailed Al Jazeera staff spend 400 days in Cairo prison: Al Jazeera English - January 31, 2015.

Jailed Al Jazeera staff spend 400 days in Cairo prison

 

Al Jazeera English 

Published on Jan 31, 2015

One of the world’s leading human rights lawyers has condemned Western governments for failing to put enough pressure on Egypt to free three Al Jazeera journalists as they count 400 days in Cairo prison. Al Jazeera's Laurence Lee reports.

Post Pulse | The Washington Post - January 31, 2015: Russia's bizarre proposal to condemn West Germany's 1989 'annexation' of East Germany.

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Russia's bizarre proposal to condemn West Germany's 1989 'annexation' of East Germany Lawmakers will consider a new statement that would slam the reunification of Germany.  Read full article » D.C. rabbi accused in videotaping scandal refuses to leave synagogue-owned home Kesher Israel demanded that Barry Freundel move out after his arrest in an illicit-videotaping case.  Read full article » U-Va. sorority sisters ordered to stay home Saturday night for their own safety - while fraternity brothers party The edict "perpetuates the idea that women are inferior, sexual objects," a petition opposing it says.  Read full article » Does anyone make accurate geopolitical predictions? Tools from the Good Judgment Project can help improve accuracy in the forecasting of geopolitical events.  Read full article » Former Northern Virginia cabdriver added to 'Most Wanted Terrorists' list FBI offers $50,000 reward for information about Liban Haji Mohamed.  Read full article » Which of the 11 American nations do you live in? A fascinating new look at the cultural differences between the 11 nations that make up North America.   Read full article » Make no mistake: Michelle Obama just made a bold political statement in Saudi Arabia The first lady gets high marks for her "fashion diplomacy" by not covering her head.  Read full article » Chart: Are you a jihadist? The French government made this checklist A French government infographic itemizes supposed signs of radicalization  Read full article » The best idea in a long time: Covering parking lots with solar panels Solar carports make a lot of sense. So why aren't there more of them?  Read full article » Sarah Palin and her onetime fans on the right: It's so over Sarah Palin's recent rambling speech has many influential voices on the right realizing that the romance has gone cold.  Read full article »

CBS News | Breaking News Alert - January 31, 2015.

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	JANUARY 31, 2015 ISIS claims to kill Japanese hostage in online video    An online video released Saturday night purported to show a militant with the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria, or ISIS, behead Japanese journalist Kenji Goto, ending days of negotiations by diplomats to save the man.

Gerald Celente - The Patriot Trading News Hour - January 26, 2015

 

Gerald Celente

Published on Jan 26, 2015

Gerald discusses the fate of the dollar, the federal reserve and the debt machine the is the United States

Gerald Celente - Trends In The News - "Don’t Throw Snowballs!" - (1/27/15).

Published on Jan 28, 2015

"The January Trends Monthly is officially released, “White House to propose oil drilling off the Atlantic coast” & how American’s were banned from driving over 2-6 inches worth of snow. Caught driving? You would have faced a $300 fine."

Gerald Celente - ABC Australia Adelaide - January 28, 2015

 

Gerald Celente

Published on Jan 29, 2015

Gerald Celente, the Editor of Trends Journal, gives us his take on what 2015 has in store for us all.

GATA | THE GATA DISPATCH - January 31, 2015: Ronan Manly: The IMF's gold depositories -- Part 1, the legal background | Koos Jansen: German, Dutch gold repatriation totals don't match New York Fed's numbers

Ronan Manly: The IMF's gold depositories -- Part 1, the legal background Submitted by cpowell on  Saturday, January 31, 2015.   Saturday, January 31, 2015 GATA consultant Ronan Manly today begins publishing his study of the gold depositories of the International Monetary Fund, noting that the IMF does not have its own depositories but rather uses the vaults of its member central banks in the United States, United Kingdom, France, and India. Seven years ago your secretary/treasurer tried to get the IMF to explain whether the gold contributed to it by its members was still counted within its members' reserves -- that is, whether the gold was being counted twice -- whether the gold was allocated or unallocated in the vaults of the depository central banks, and whether the gold was ever swapped or leased. The IMF's responses were evasive: http://www.gata.org/node/6241 The first part of Manly's study is headlined "The IMF's Gold Depositories -- Part 1, the Legal Background" and it's posted at Bullion Star here: https://www.bullionstar.com/blog/ronan-manly/imfs-four-gold-depositories... _______________________________________ Koos Jansen: German, Dutch gold repatriation totals don't match New York Fed's numbers

Submitted by cpowell on Saturday, January 31, 2015.

Saturday, January 31, 2015

Gold arrival totals for the German Bundesbank and the Netherlands central bank for 2014 don't match gold departure totals for the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, Bullion Star market analyst and GATA consultant Koos Jansen reports today. Jansen plans to ask the central banks next week if they can explain the seeming discrepancy. Jansen's report is headlined "Federal Reserve New York Gold Withdrawal Numbers 2014 Don't Match Dutch-German Repatriation Claims" and it's posted at Bullion Star here:

https://www.bullionstar.com/blog/koos-jansen/federal-reserve-new-york-go...

NYT | Today's Headlines - January 31, 2015: Top News: Support Waning, Romney Decides Against 2016 Bid

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Today's Headlines Saturday, January 31, 2015

Top News Support Waning, Romney Decides Against 2016 Bid By ASHLEY PARKER and JONATHAN MARTIN By not pursuing a third presidential bid, Mitt Romney frees up scores of donors and operatives who had been awaiting his decision.  The Upshot: Romney's Withdrawal Is a Reflection of Bush's Strength Most Republicans Say They Back Climate Action, Poll Finds By CORAL DAVENPORT and MARJORIE CONNELLY A poll found that about half of Republicans would favor a presidential candidate who supports fighting climate change.    Graphic: Global Warming Poll    Document: The New York Times/Stanford University Poll on Global Warming  How the Poll Was Conducted Vaccine Critics Turn Defensive Over Measles By JACK HEALY and MICHAEL PAULSON As officials in 14 states grapple with a measles outbreak, the parents at the heart of America's anti-vaccine movement are being blamed for a public-health crisis For more top news, go to NYTimes.com »

Editors' Picks U.S. Historians Sift the Ruins for Ferguson's Legacy By MITCH SMITH Business owners are determined to move forward after protests destroyed storefronts, and the Missouri History Museum wants to keep reminders of what happened. OPINION | OP-ED CONTRIBUTOR Why Are Cubans So Special? By ANN LOUISE BARDACH For a fair immigration policy, end laws favoring one group over the others.

QUOTATION OF THE DAY "I said, 'I'd rather you miss an entire semester than you get the shot.'" CRYSTAL McDONALD, whose daughter was sent home from school during a measles outbreak because she had not been vaccinated. Once rare, cases are now popping up rapidly.

Today's Videos  VIDEO: Cauliflower Parmesan Melissa Clark bakes fried cauliflower smothered in tomato sauce, Parmesan and fresh mozzarella.  VIDEO: Auditioning for 'School of Rock' An open casting call for "School of Rock," the new Broadway musical from Andrew Lloyd Webber, was held recently at the Winter Garden Theater.  VIDEO: Oscars Animated Shorts Roundup The New York Times film critic A. O. Scott shares his thoughts on the Academy Award nominees for best animated short film. For more video, go to NYTimes.com/Video »

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World Haitians Are Swept Up as Bahamas Tightens Immigration Rules By FRANCES ROBLES Even children born there will need student permits and passports with residency stamps - a policy human rights groups say unfairly targets Haitians.    Slide Show: The Bahamas Tightens Immigration Lining Up to Receive Aid in Ukraine, Crowd Is Devastated by a Mortar Attack By RICK LYMAN Some of the victims were killed as they waited in line for humanitarian aid intended for children and the elderly. African Nations Show Progress in Uniting to Beat Back Militants in Nigeria By SOMINI SENGUPTA and ADAM NOSSITER Troops from Chad led the recapture of a town from Boko Haram, and the African Union called for the creation of a 7,500-member regional force. For more world news, go to NYTimes.com/World »

U.S. Speck of Interstellar Dust Obscures Glimpse of Big Bang By DENNIS OVERBYE A team of astronomers, after saying last spring that they had found long-sought evidence for what kicked off the big bang, now concede that more work is needed. Prosecutor Drops Toughest Charges in Chicago Stings That Used Fake Drugs By ERIK ECKHOLM The federal prosecutor's decision seemed to be a partial retreat from so-called stash-house drug stings that spurred a debate over possible entrapment and racial profiling. Fallen Hip-Hop Mogul Is Charged With Killing a Man He Struck With His Vehicle By JOE COSCARELLI and TIMOTHY WILLIAMS Marion Knight, who helped found Death Row Records and is better known as Suge, was arrested and charged with murder after the police said he struck two men with his truck. For more U.S. news, go to NYTimes.com/US » Politics NEWS ANALYSIS A Strained Alliance: Obama-Netanyahu Rift Grew Over Years By PETER BAKER and JODI RUDOREN The diplomatic break touched off by Benjamin Netanyahu's decision to negotiate an address to Congress without first telling President Obama reflects their fundamentally different world views. U.S. to Collect Genetic Data to Hone Care By ROBERT PEAR President Obama announced a biomedical research initiative, including plans to collect data on one million Americans in order to tailor treatments to individual patients. Harry Reid Won't Take Some Things Lying Down. Like Rest. By JEREMY W. PETERS and CARL HULSE While recovering from an exercise accident, Senator Harry Reid is conducting policy from his well-appointed condominium. For more political news, go to NYTimes.com/Politics » Business Ratings Now Cut Both Ways, So Don't Sass Your Uber Driver By DAVID STREITFELD Companies from Uber to Airbnb are rating their customers on degrees of promptness and politeness, but who owns the data that details good and bad behavior? Growth Rate Put at 2.6% as Economy Pulls Ahead By NELSON D. SCHWARTZ The American gross domestic product for the fourth quarter was 2.6 percent, a sign of relative health in the economy.  U.S. Consumer Sentiment Rises to Best Since 2004  Eurozone Data on Consumer Prices and Unemployment Stoke Concern Many G.M.O.-Free Labels, Little Clarity Over Rules By STEPHANIE STROM Products described as not containing genetically modified organisms, whether that statement has been verified or not, are increasingly appearing in stores.    Interactive Quiz: How Much of What You Eat Is Genetically Modified? For more business news, go to NYTimes.com/Business » Technology BITS BLOG Verizon Wireless to Allow Complete Opt Out of Mobile 'Supercookies' By BRIAN X. CHEN and NATASHA SINGER The wireless carrier is under pressure from privacy groups after it introduced tracking code that can't be deleted by consumers. BITS BLOG Uber Pledges to Improve Data Privacy Practices By MIKE ISAAC The ride-hailing start-up responds to criticism from privacy hawks. Europe's Young Entrepreneurs By RAPHAEL MINDER At a conference in Madrid on European youth in business, 200 or so teenage achievers discussed what it takes to break potential hurdles to the young and business-minded on the Continent. For more technology news, go to NYTimes.com/Technology » Sports The Tricky Calculus of Picking Jameis Winston By BILL PENNINGTON The downtrodden Tampa Bay Buccaneers need a quarterback, and they will draft first, but Winston's checkered past has presented the team with a quandary.