The world financial system has now entered a twilight zone where uncontrolled hyperinflation has been unleashed, characterized by the fact that no amount of monetary expansion can any longer sustain the rate of growth of the British Empire's cancerous financial aggregates bubble.

On June 13, the state of the New Jersey became the 22nd state to have a Memorial demanding the reinstatement of FDR's Glass-Steagall bill placed before it. Assemblywoman Linda Stender, the representative from Middlesex, Somerset, and Union, put forward Assembly Resolution No. 182, which "urges the U.S.

The closing down of the Greek national broadcaster, ERT, is widely seen as the act of a new junta in the latest terror against the Greek people. Indeed, the fear being created is that if it can close down a public broadcaster which had survived the Nazi occupation and the 1960s military junta, then no public worker, no private company, and no individual is safe.

Occupations paying below-average wages accounted for more than half of last month's U.S. payroll increase, according to the Department of Labor. Retailers, the "hospitality industry," and temporary-help agencies accounted for 96,300, or 55%, of the 175,000 jobs supposedly added in May, said a DoL release June 7.

The Ohio Department of Insurance announced, last Thursday, that, based on the rates submitted by insurers to date, the average individual-market health insurance premium in 2014 will come in at around $420, representing an increase of 88 percent relative to 2013, Forbes reports.

Everyone knew that the Fed was going to reach this point of no return — where it is just as dangerously risky to turn back as to go forward — on its QE policy, but the Fed policymakers have certainly been unexpectedly slow in even realizing just how bad a dilemma they are in, a veteran City of London financial analyst told EIR Friday.

The road to the G8 summit is not paved with good intentions. It is paved with lies.

KARLSRUHE— It was quite revealing to witness the presentations from the side of the pro-ECB camp here at the Constitutional Court hearings Tuesday morning: They, particularly Prof.

Mohd Peter Davis, LaRouche's collaborator in Malaysia, circulated the report by Marcia Baker, "The U.S. Is Importing Corn" which details the disastrous corn situation, quoting the Tufts report on the impact of the ethanol program on developing countries. Peter introduced Marcia's report with the following comments

With panic reigning on Wall Street, S&P downgraded JP Morgan Chase to negative on Tuesday (the other megabanks were already at negative). What's interesting is the reason — the dawning recognition that the Dodd-Frank bail-in policy could hit even the biggest thieves of all.