As the data from the report “Homicide Trends in United States” by Erica Smith and Alexia Cooper, from their table “Number of homicide victims, 1950-2010, clearly indicates, females have not been contributing in the field of homicide – but other segments have been picking up the slack…
Obviously more gun control is required…
“From today’s perspective, it would be manageable but that does not mean it is desirable. Because there would be significant risks especially for ordinary people in Greece,” Juncker told WDR television.
Asked if he could categorically rule out a Greek exit from the euro zone, Juncker said: “At least until the end of the autumn. And after that, too.”
Even the venerable Helmut Schmidt admits allowing Greece in was a mistake…
Reuters, EU Referendum
Two frightening scenarios –
Peter Schiff – why the Liberals are willing to take us over the fiscal cliff
Doug Hagmann - Obama Reelection Insurrection Imminent
…about the coming plans of the Obama syndicate to install Martial Law in order to forcefully thwart and attack the American people, in order to maintain their jobs. Your source advises that various false flag attempts could be in the works by Obama’s operatives, including perhaps an event to evoke sympathy for Obama that would also serve to foment racial chaos.
Depending on the poll numbers, what are the odds Obama goes to war with Iran in October?
MRC, CNS
oh and BTW – the US economy will follow the EU over the cliff….
…. into the president’s pre-election tactics, which now apparently involve begging heads of sovereigns to accept bailouts from other sovereigns (coughgermanycough) just to boost one’s reelection chances. Why? Because the one thing that could send the S&P ripping higher, however briefly, is what we have been discussing for the past week: namely the market finally getting the paradoxical catalyst that the market has already priced in – Spain admitting it is broke. And why would Obama be focused on a rising S&P, fiscal cliff after the election notwithstanding? The chart below should explain it….
How much gold should a small town school teacher hold in her portfolio.…
Zero Hedge
Not that her stance was nakedly political…
Premier Christy Clark’s high-profile campaign to seek a better B.C. deal from the controversial Northern Gateway project does not appear to have lifted support for her embattled BC Liberals ahead of the next provincial election, a new poll suggests.
The BC Liberals, who will be seeking a fourth term in the May, 2013, provincial election, are at 23 per cent, up from 20 per cent, as measured by a Forum poll last month. The BC Conservatives – who, like the Liberals, have no connection to their federal namesake – are at 18 per cent.
Clark has consistently come down on the wrong side of each important issue during her short tenure as Premier. She has miscalculated on Northern Gateway. The left will never vote for Clark. The Liberals’ fall from grace in BC, a generally small c conservative province is the direct result of Clark’s consistent drift to the left. Only fear by the electorate of another lost decade under the NDP will save Clark.
Clark’s strategy of being slightly to the right of the NDP will deliver BC to the NDP.
Christy Clark – paving the way for the NDP
Globe and Mail, Toronto Sun
