Tuesday, June 23, 2009

Lick This Boot

Poised to become the absolute overseer of world finance, the Bank of International Settlements (BIS), headquartered in the boot-shaped "Tower of Basel" in Switzerland, has already been implicated (with the mark-to-market rule of the Basel II Accords) in triggering the sub-prime melt-down and credit crisis of 2007/8. Regardless, in April, the G-20 resolved to grant even greater powers to the boot. And, Obama's June 17th Report on Financial Regulatory Reform indicates his willingness to carry through with the agenda...

Ellen Brown explains:

Big Brother in Basel

Saturday, June 13, 2009

Long Live TV

WXXX shall continue broadcasting in analog, to it's very limited reception area.

Friday, June 12, 2009

TV is dead

What happened? All the TV stations are gone!

All except one, that is...

Monday, June 1, 2009

Son(of a)gun, Kim Jong Un the Successor

No mention of this yet in the DPRK news service, but as The Korea Times reports:

Spy Agency Confirms NK Leader's 3rd Son as Successor

Meanwhile, things are heating up after last week's successful underground nuclear test.

On the same day as the nuclear test, Kim Jong Il sent a message of condolence to the widow of the former S. Korean President Roh Moo Hyun:

On hearing the news that former President Roh Moo Hyun died in an accident, I express profound condolences to widow Kwon Ryang Suk and his bereaved family.

His sincerity is likely genuine, since Hyun's "peace and prosperity policy" (a continuation of Kim Dae Jung's "sunshine policy") stoked hopes of eventual Korean reunification, only to be quashed with the failure of his presidency...

The oddity of the message, however, is in the term "accident"... Hyun's death was no accident, but an apparent suicide.

But from issuing these heartfelt condolences, the "Dear Leader" now prepares to lob a few more missiles...

S. Korea's Yonhap news service reports:

N. Korea preparing to test medium-range missile on east coast