Madison Ruppert

Cameron: Free speech is an outdated concept and should be eradicated whenever the government deems necessary for however long the government deems necessary.

It is sad to say that the United Kingdom is heading down the road of tyranny to be a complete police state like the United States and Prime Minister David Cameron has announced just that today.

Cameron is under the impression that the riots were caused by a “slow-motion moral collapse” without entertaining any other theories which might be a bit more accurate.

It is much more convenient to blame the problems on the powerless citizens than the bankster overlords that Cameron happily serves or the police’s actions.

Cameron thinks that Britain is now broken and in reaction he has said that he is going to wage “an all-out war” against what he called “gangs” but what others might call “rioters” or “protesters” depending on their motives.

Prime Minister Cameron said that the riots have come out of failures of British culture to make people take responsibility for their actions. This is a bit ridiculous given that riots are a reality in today’s culture around the world.

Furthermore, Cameron implied that single-parent families could have some impact on this issue by saying that the fear of “stigmatizing” individuals by dealing with topics like single-parent families has made it harder for Britain to handle issues like this.

Again, it seems a bit ludicrous to blame the riots on a fear of speaking out against issues like single-parent families.

One thing I do agree with in Cameron’s statement is his point that, “In this risk-free ground of moral neutrality there are no bad choices, just different lifestyles. ‘Live and let live’ becomes ‘Do what you please.’”

However, if Cameron actually supported such an anti-moral relativism position as I do, he might realize that he is a condemnable, immoral human being who supports the murder of civilians abroad in the name of freedom.

I seriously doubt that Cameron even understands the position he attempts to hold as he would realize that there is no justification for murder, aggression or violence and in doing so would find himself to be a disgusting and thoroughly amoral individual.

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Madison Ruppert

The world seems to be just now realizing that the government handling of the economy is completely fraudulent and corrupt.

In an attempt to reassure Americans that we will not default on our debt, former Chairman of the private Federal Reserve Alan Greenspan revealed the delusional mindset that has brought us to this precipice.

Greenspan absurdly claims that the sharpest drop in stocks since 2008 is actually due to Euro zone fears and not flawed American economic policy. This statement is exemplary of the condescending attitude harbored by the elite, assuming that we are not capable of reading the writing on the wall.

It doesn’t take an economist to connect the complete lack of spending cuts in the debt ceiling deal and the Down Jones Industrial Average’s performance today.

The mainstream media coverage of our current economic climate is similarly contradictory and nonsensical.

The New York Times correctly pins the massive drop in stocks to increased fears about our stagnating economy coupled with the lack of government ability to spur growth, and yet claims that the downgrade is not an equally powerful contributing factor.

The problem is in the NYT’s logic: they connect the lack of Treasury security dumps with continued investor confidence in the American economy and our government’s ability to pay back the behemoth debt created by the criminal private Federal Reserve.

The flawed logic lies in not attributing the continued holding of U.S. Treasury bonds with the European Union’s debt crisis.

With the economy as it is and the global engineered debt crisis crippling every economy under the veil of “free trade” and “capitalism”, there are few nations to which a securities trader can flee.

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