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I think all (8) videos are pretty easy to sit through (Ann is a good speaker) – and at the end you’ll have (IMO) a decent understanding of CDS, REPO, mark-to-market, deficit to gdp ratios, fractional banking and more.

I sort of understood what they were before I watched the video’s, but Ann really makes it easy to understand.

At the end I think you’ll truly understand why the feds are printing 90+ billion/month.

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I also think this entire fiscal cliff fiasco might be a bankster psy op.

As in, when we get this phony big fiscal cliff problem fixed, we’re all good.

It’s meant to trick the domesticated sheep into spending big again.

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Obama was “fired up” and so were the voters, and so now, the mass firings begin. Here’s a collection of today’s headlines. Please say a prayer for the families who will be suffering. Had Romney won, many of these companies would now be hiring.

Teco Coal officials announce layoffs

Momentive Inc plans temporary layoffs for 150

Wilkes-Barre officials to announce mandatory layoffs

600 layoffs at Groupon

More layoffs announced at Aniston Weapons Incinerator

Murray Energy confirms 150 layoffs at 3 subsidiaries

130 laid off in Minnesota dairy plant closure

Stanford brake plant to lay off 75

Turbocare, Oce to lay off more than 220 workers

ATI plans to lay off 172 workers in North Richland Hills

SpaceX claims its first victims as Rocketdyne lays off 100

Providence Journal lays off 23 full-time employees

CVPH lays off 17

New Energy lays off 40 employees

102 Utah miners laid off because of ‘war on coal’, company says

US Cellular drops Chicago, cuts 640 jobs

Career Education to cut 900 jobs, close 23 campuses

Vestas to cut 3,000 more jobs

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[quote=squat250]my kid actually is seeking out cliffs, but trying to climb upwards, not jump off of.[/quote]

We’re already over the cliff, we just haven’t hit bottom yet.

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[quote=spdrun] Oh yeah, and legalize soft drugs, cutting DEA and fed law enforcement budget (including funding to locals) by 50% as well. We’re over policed and overimprisoned as it is.[/quote]

It’s hard to argue with that point.

But it’s just a characteristic of fascism.

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[quote=Hobie]Sharp gal but the message is lost with her presentation. The tie is like a giant zit. You just can’t stop looking at it! Fail.[/quote]

Believe it or not that’s fairly easily remedied -> TURN OFF THE FRICKIN MONITOR!!!!!!!!!!!

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[quote=The-Shoveler]IMO
Going over the cliff will just be a lot of pain with very little solution.

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True, but less pain now vs more later.

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The so-called fiscal cliff, isn’t that the part of the answer and not the problem?

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[quote=no_such_reality]So at 1:54, I flipped on the Khardashians.

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And that’s exactly why we have endless wars, Solyndra’s, bank collapses, etc…

Ignorance is bliss I suppose.

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If you watched her discussion on Solyndra, she has a very good point.

How does a company funded over a 1/2 billion dollar’s, literally a year later have the front doors padlocked?

Even fly-by-night restaurants last longer than that….

Something ain’t right about that.

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1st of all she’s very sharp.

I don’t really get into her religious views or even some of her – some might say – more radical positions.

However, I do learn a lot from what she has to say about economics.

As I recall she has a background in Econ and is a licensed commodities broker.

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Absolutely incredible.

In 2008 (during the crash) I was trying to get out of a stock, but even though I had limits set there were no bidders.

Now I understand why:

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Again, WOW!! MF Global finally explained.

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Part 5

Wow. Solyndra is funded to the tune of $527 million and then a year later has padlocks on the doors?

Incredible.

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Part 2 does discuss religion, but if you can get past that lot’s of info.

But, Part 3 is really, really interesting:

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