Links

• The good side of OWS : Will they manage to bring prosecution to Wall Street? One can hope. Look, just like the neocon movement took over the Tea Party, the OWS movement is being infiltrated by communists, union thugs and probably George Soros. However, I am pretty sure most people occupying various places in the US are not commies (can’t say the same for the Swedish spinoff though….)
• The worlds biggest debtors! I didn’t actually realize that Germany was in third place, or Brazil in 5th – the rest of the crew are pretty obvious though. If i tell you that it was less than 20 years ago that Brazil hyperinflated its currency, and they have now managed to borrow the equivalent of 1.8 trillion euros, would you believe me? Bond buyers are suckers, but thats what you get for financializing the economy.
• France and Germany squabble over the 56th proposed Greek Rescue, Tyler Durden throws a fit (ZeroHedge). I suppose we can laugh at it, at least.
• Wonderful images from Les Jones.
• How feminists and feminism is killing itself, and how the saddest tale of them all will be those who try to rationalize having forced themselves into a life of loneliness.
• Is Silver about to have its final plunge before turning upwards? (SLV chart from StockCharts)
• Lew Rockwell is interviewed by Jeff Berwick from the Dollar Vigilante. God, I wish I could go to those Doug Casey events as well. No fair – I’m an overly intelligent anarchist goldbug who has spent thousands of hours reading austrian economics too-o! (I figure I’ve spent between 1 and 3 hours per day studying since I discovered the Mises Institute – who said men can’t multitask!)
• The politically correct always say that Pat Buchanan “just doesnt like colored people”, but what he is talking about is the european cultural heritage, and the fact that it seems people from other cultures often aren’t willing to adopt it, rather instead live separate from it, or worst case just parasite off it. Anyways, go ahead with the racism comments, see if I care.
• China crash, why? Well, because they’ve gone absolutely bonkers with central planning (again) and financial recklessness. As always – if the government stays away and the savings rate stays high – I’m a buyer. AFTER the crash.
• Want to know how the financial elites like war, and how there really has been an anglo-american establishment running the show for a century? Murray Rothbard was always good at documenting history.

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