Police State? Who said Police State?

Coast to Coast, InfoWars.com, Josh Tolley, Wisdom Quarterly
Even the "right" opposes a police state. It blames the "left" (Red vs Blue), loves capitalism, supports police and war, tends to be racist and Christian. But nobody wants to live under a totalitarian regime like we do thanks to the shadow government pushing for the NWO.

Preserving freedom -- right wing style. Alternative media activist Alex Jones appeared on Coast to Coast (11-9-11). Like Jesse Ventura he is consumed with exposing the forces really controlling world events and preserving personal freedoms.

Having grown up in Texas, he witnessed corruption (by police) at an early age. He became an avid history student. And while still in high school, he started recognizing anti-gun, anti-family, globalist indoctrination. His college in Austin was pro-World Government... "a eugenics, transhumanist... total scientific dictatorship domination program."

Alex Jones was saying the same things a year ago.

After observing tragic police state oppression in Waco and Oklahoma City, he took to the airwaves on Public Access TV, radio, then the Web. He believes Timothy McVeigh was a patsy similar to Oswald.

"I never intended to try to be in the media; I wanted to work outside," said Jones. But as he learned of "total political takeover" and "New World Order brainwashing," he felt he had to warn people.

Legal to carry, but me frisking you is legal if I say it is.

He claims that what drives him is his quest for liberty, freedom, and fair play. "My goal is for us to learn from history and have a freer, libertarian, constitutional society," he explains. We are at a huge crossroads right now, and rather than the "greedy and hateful Illuminati" controlling human destiny, "I want to empower the better aspects of humanity and really see how far we can go."

Guns, capitalism, and free trade for freedom?

Regarding the TSA's invasive pat downs and [cancer and blindness causing] X-ray machines, he believes they are part of a plan "to break our will, and to train us that we have absolutely zero rights, zero liberties, and that the government any time it wants can pull you over, or come into your house without a warrant."

Jones announced that in addition to his radio show, he is now hosting Info Wars Nightly News, a live video news program covering the day's headlines, with unscripted analysis.

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Protesters: Stock Market plunges 391 points

Wisdom Quarterly

(RTAmerica) Crowds gathered in New York's financial district to protest Wall Street greed, corruption, and lack of accountability. RT's Anastasia Churkina dove into the rally to find out whether this could be the beginning of America's own Arab Spring.

"Occupy Wall Street" protests make an impact
RT calls it America's own "Arab Spring" -- when ordinary people rise up against unbearable oppression. The impact being made by "Occupy Wall Street" protesters is calling attention to un-prosecuted multinational banking crimes and high finance shenanigans.

The national debt, credit crisis, and high unemployment rates are all tied in to what goes on in the guarded halls and smoky rooms along Wall Street. More than any other institution -- military, social, or religious -- banking is the seat of power.

Motivated by greed, pulling political strings, calling the shots at the Pentagon, CIA, and the White House, it has been about the money since early temples began issuing notes for the treasures stored in their vaults.

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How American Banking Works
If citizens knew that this was how banking worked, they would occupy Wall Street. It's a good thing they're kept numb in the dark, amused to death.

Gold hits all-time high (above $1,600/oz)

Wisdom Quarterly

Gold investors favor bars and coins (Euronews)

If one wants profit, silver is a better bet. It's much more volatile. If one wants stability -- preventing erosion of purchasing power in the face of inflation -- gold is safest. But what gold? Coins, paper notes backed by gold, bullion, jewelry, Krugerrand... there is no standard. The scam behind gold is how it's sold. Not all forms are equally valuable. Levels of purity vary; reputations of minted coins by country vary; broker's fees eat into profit; the US government does not want citizens holding actual precious metals. Research before investing. The worst time to go into any investment is at its high. Buy low, sell high. Will gold go much higher before it crashes?

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"Where do you think you're going, punk?" "Mmm, I'm trying to get to the bank, sir."

Gold hits new high
Issac John (KhaleejTimes.com, July 18, 2011)

DUBAI — Gold prices rallied to a new all-time high above $1,600 per ounce on Monday morning, rising for the 11th consecutive trading session, the longest winning streak for the yellow metal since January of 1980.

Prices soared as high as $1,603.40 per ounce on Monday morning, driven by jitters over the eurozone debt crisis and the US debt ceiling, before backing off to trade just the $1,600 level.

A stalemate in the US debt ceiling talks and concerns of Eurozone debt contagion continued to underpin the metal’s investor appeal across the globe, precious metal analysts said in Dubai. With Monday’s advance, the gold price extended its monthly and year-to-date gains to 6.6 per cent and 12.5 per cent, respectively.

Yan Chen, head of metals and mining at Standard Chartered Equity Research, predicts that gold may rally to $5,000 by 2020 as incomes rise in China and India, the two biggest users.

Analysts said gold gained on the back of a surge in borrowing costs for Italy. The lack of a deal to raise the $14.3 trillion US debt ceiling also helped boost prices. “The long-term trend is certainly bullish and there isn’t anything in the horizon to suggest why $1,650 or $1,700 shouldn’t be reached earlier than expected. More