Tuesday, March 10, 2009
Headlines | 3-10-09
Some of the most important stories of the day:
- A new poll shows that 53% of Americans think it's likely U.S. will enter depression like the 1930's (background)
- The chair of the Council of Economic Advisors diplomatically slapped down Geithner and Bernanke, hinting that their approach has been wrong (background)
- Libor increased for 11th straight day as Dollar-starved banks refrain from making loans (background)
- China faces a threat of deflation (background)
- Faber recommends buying oil service stocks like Fluor (background)
- Jim Rogers recommends buying into water treatment and agricultural companies in China, and thinks China will come out of the economic crisis before the U.S. (background)
- Dow up more than 300 (background)
- Catherin Austin Fitts argues that the bank bailouts are actually north of $12 trillion and climbing
- Director of National Intelligence Dennis Blair tells Congress that Iran has not re-started its nuclear weapons program (background)
- Top cybersecurity official quits, says NSA has too much power (background)
- America becoming less Christian, survey finds
This roundup will be updated periodically, so keep checking back.
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It's almost like some people are waking up.
ReplyDeleteAlmost.
Re: Kelley's comment, it does seem like some people are waking up, but the majority don't want to hear it. When I tell one of my family members about the truth, she starts yelling and walks away. It's almost childish.
ReplyDeleteLet's not forget to mention that North Korea plans a space launch that could potentially be a missile headed for the US.
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