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If you
want to know where the global experiment in massive money printing is
heading—-just take a look at the monetary madhouse in Europe.
And that particular phrase has full resonance once again as it
becomes more apparent by the hour that Europe and the Euro
were not fixed at all. Indeed, beneath the surface of Draghi’s
“whatever it takes” time out, the crisis has been
metastasizing into ever more virulent deformations.
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Airline Death Spiral ##
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Fault lines/flashpoints/powder kegs/military/war drums ##
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Global unrest/mob rule/angry people/torches and pitchforks ##
Policemen
attacked, vehicles torched (Bangladesh)
Federal
troops and police engaged in two clashes with armed civilians in
a western Mexico city Tuesday, and nine civilians were killed,
the federal security commissioner for Michoacan state said.
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Energy/resources ##
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Got food? ##
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Lifestyle Solutions ##
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Environment/health ##
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Intelligence/propaganda/security/internet/cyberwar ##
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Systemic breakdown/collapse/unsustainability ##
Although
I personally think the stupid has been here all along. -- RF
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Japan ##
Kansai
Electric Power Co. says it will soon decide the fate of 11 aging
reactors, while Japan Atomic Power Co. maintains that
the nation’s oldest reactor will not operate beyond 2016 and
is likely to be decommissioned.
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China ##
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UK ##
Previously
secret documents detail scramble to prop up high-street banks during
worst collapse in modern history
There
are grave doubts over the NHS’ capacity to cope with ever-growing
demand this winter after emergency departments recorded their
worst week in a decade, and more than a dozen hospitals were forced
to implement “major incident” emergency plans.
The
increasing use of surveillance technology – including
body-worn video, drones and number plate recognition systems
– risks changing the “psyche of the community” by reducing
individuals to trackable numbers in a database, the government’s
CCTV watchdog has warned.
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US ##
The
USA has a bizarre $3 trillion portfolio of loans on its books—and
no one in charge.
It's
highly doubtful that this project will ever be finished.
Less-ambitious, low-speed train networks for both passengers and
freight are much more sensible. -- RF
Nanny
state gone wild: A
Winter Wonderland of Fear – Cities Across the U.S. Move to Ban
Unregulated Sledding
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