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US Intel Agencies Played Unsettling Role in Classified and “9/11-like” Coronavirus  March 13th, 2020 By  Whitney Webb  A s the COVID-19 coronavirus crisis comes to dominate headlines, little media attention has been given to the federal government’s decision to classify top-level meetings on domestic coronavirus response and lean heavily “behind the scenes” on U.S. intelligence and the Pentagon in planning for an  allegedly imminent  explosion of cases. The classification of coronavirus planning meetings was first covered  by  Reuters , which noted that the decision to classify was “an unusual step that has restricted information and hampered the U.S. government’s response to the contagion.”  Reuters  further noted that the Secretary of the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), Alex Azar, and his chief of staff had “resisted” the classification order, which was made in mid-January by the National Security Council (NSC), led by Robert O’Brien —  a longtime f

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The Real Causes for the Oncoming Economic Collapse Matthew Ehret March 9, 2020 This Thursday, the markets took a 1000 point hit which was more than a little startling for many investors since the last 1000 point fall only happened three days prior… all in all bringing the financial markets to lows not seen since April 2011, and veering dangerously close to a precipice which has 1929 written all over it. Across the internet, panicky discussion has erupted over whether this foretells  another 1987 collapse as Donald Trump warned , or something more akin to Black Tuesday of 1929. Others have pondered whether this is more similar to a 1923 Weimar hyperinflation where Germans became millionaires overnight (not much to celebrate when bread costs billions). The fact of the oncoming collapse itself should not be a surprise- especially when one is reminded of the $1.5 quadrillion of derivatives which has taken over a world economy which generates a mere $80 trillion/year in

Coronavirus: Brand new problem, same old reaction While the media hysteria over the pandemic is unprecedented, behind the facade is a very familiar agenda Kit Knightly T here was a cartoon on TV when I was little called  Pinky and The Brain , watched by small children and ironically appreciated by culty (perhaps stoned) teenagers alike. It followed the wacky adventures of two white mice living in a science lab. There was a  running gag in the show , at some point Pinky (the dumb mouse) would ask The Brain (the smart mouse) what they were going to do tonight, and The Brain would answer: The same thing we do every night Pinky…try to take over the world! This quote goes through my head a lot when I’m reading the news or following Twitter or the like. The novel coronavirus is still all anyone in the media is talking about. While many bemoan the UK government’s inaction, other governments are being far from inactive. The “states of emergency” continue to spread,

Sugar and Spice and Everything Vice: the Empire’s Sin City of London Cynthia Chung March 8, 2020 The over 1000 point plunge of the stock market on Feb 27 th  and broader ruptures of the financial system last week have been yet another wake up call for those who have been contented so far to “live in the moment” of fast money. Since the 2008 financial crisis, which is considered the most serious financial crisis since the Great Depression of the 1930s, many have not been able to go back to sleep after such a lucid nightmare. Some have chosen the path of stocking up on cans of beans, distilling their urine into water and binge watching survivalists such as Bear Grylls hoping to absorb his skills through television osmosis. The 2008 crisis put in the spotlight the psychopathic level of greed, vice, apathy and short-sightedness from those who wanted to play into the City of London and Wall Street casino houses. Get rich quick and don’t care who you screw in the process,