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It didn’t take long did it folks? First off my condolences to anyone who has lost a family member or friend in this psyoptacularly wicked event which happened in Connecticut. How horrific must it be to lose a family member or friend, especially one of your children. In such a fashion too, clearly the victims and others will be looking for solutions. Recently there have been several high profile cases involving murders aka [...] Connecting the dots. What I’d like to know is if the FBI agent who launched this witch hunt/terror campaign against Petraeus, Allen and Broadwell as a ‘favor’ to his lover Jill Kelly is one of the notorious Muslim Brotherhood infiltrators of the FBI. The FBI, who pulled him off the case and says he is now under investigation, will not release his identity. Kelly, though Lebanese, is ostensibly a Catholic. http://patdollard.com/2012/11/jill-kelly-really-jill-khawam-woman-who-launched-fbi-takedown-of-petraeus-and-allen-a-foreign-spy/ Muslim Brotherhood Takes Charge [...] http://billhicksisdead.blogspot.com/2012/02/alpha-natural-resources-idling-coal.html Last October, the Huffington Post reported: Coal here is getting harder and costlier to dig – and the region, which includes southern West Virginia, Virginia and Tennessee, is headed for a huge collapse in coal production. The U.S. Department of Energy projects that in a little more than three years, the amount of coal mined here will be just half of what it was in 2008. That’s a significant loss of a signature [...] The San Francisco Fed has come out with a research paper connecting the dots between the retiring baby boomers and stock prices. The thinking is that the boomers will divest themselves of stocks as they retire and eat into their savings. This is an old argument, but I still found it interesting. The authors, Zheng Liu and Mark M. Spiegel have attempted to quantify the implications. Their principal [...] by elfish Why aren’t the laws of supply and demand working? Connecting the Dots: 1. Oil Supplies Increase. Crude Oil supplies increased by 5.4 million barrels or 1.5% over one year ago. 2. Demand For Gasoline Falls. Demand for gasoline fell by 1.6 percent over a year ago. 3. Gas Prices Increase. Falling demand and increasing supply should LOWER gas prices. But in the last 7 months gas prices have risen from $2.68 to $3.88 [...] by elfish Why aren’t the laws of supply and demand working? Connecting the Dots: 1. Oil Supplies Increase. Crude Oil supplies increased by 5.4 million barrels or 1.5% over one year ago. 2. Demand For Gasoline Falls. Demand for gasoline fell by 1.6 percent over a year ago. 3. Gas Prices Increase. Falling demand and increasing supply should LOWER gas prices. But in the last 7 months gas prices have risen from $2.68 to $3.88 [...] |
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