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By Greg Hunter’s USAWatchdog.com The recent passage of the National Defense Authorization Act (Senate Bill 1867), otherwise known as the “Indefinite Detention Bill,” should scare the heck out of anyone who loves the U.S. Constitution and the Bill of Rights. This
This weekend 60 Minutes finally did a story about the fact that zero high ranking prosecutions have taken place in the wake of the financial meltdown. I guess as far as CBS is concerned it is better late than never. My
Greg Hunter’s USAWatchdog.com More Europe bailout news. Last week, the world was elated with news that the Federal Reserve and five other central banks got together to prop up Eurozone banks drowning on sour sovereign debt, but the crisis is far
By Greg Hunter’s USAWatchdog.com The European Union is frantically trying to come up with a plan to fix the debt crisis that is threatening to cause a worldwide financial calamity. It seems every day there’s a new idea to save the
By Greg Hunter’s USAWatchdog.com The not so “Super Committee Failure” ended with a whimper and finger pointing on Monday without so much as cutting a single penny in the bloated federal budget. Not only that, but these reckless jokers didn’t even
By Greg Hunter’s USAWatchdog.com If you listen to the narrative coming from the right, you would think the Occupy Wall Street (OWS) protesters were social deviants. Sean Hannity said on his show last week, “What have we seen here, violence, rape,
I couldn’t believe the riots at Penn State after Joe Paterno was fired. I really do not get how anyone could support him after basically ignoring sex crimes against defenseless children. After all, we’re talking about felony rape of a child
By Greg Hunter’s USAWatchdog.com Haven’t heard much about Occupy Wall Street (OWS) lately, but it is still going on. The official premise is to protest greed and corruption on Wall Street. Unofficially, I think it is a bunch of people who
By Greg Hunter’s USAWatcdhdog.com The Prime Minister of Greece, George Papandreou, has called off a vote by the people of his country on whether to accept a 130 billion euro bailout and stay in the EU. Earlier this week, the Prime
Things are not looking good for European banks or, for that matter, U.S. banks. Bankers are cutting expenses and laying off workers in droves as their profits go up in smoke. The bankers got what they wanted years ago—almost all regulations
By Greg Hunter’s USAWatchdog.com What started out as a little insignificant protest that the mainstream media tried to ignore (or at least downplay) has turned into a global phenomenon in a little less than a month. One of the many headlines
By Greg Hunter’s USAWatchdog.com I don’t know who won the October 11, 2011 Republican debate last night, but Herman Cain sure got a lot of attention for his 9-9-9 tax plan. That’s short for 9% tax on business, 9% tax on
I have to applaud the “Occupy Wall Street” movement even if their message is a little disjointed. I think the message will sharpen in time. I hope the main focus continues to be the ongoing market manipulation and crime that has gone
By Greg Hunter’s USAWatchdog.com The passing of Steve Jobs is like losing the Alexander Graham Bell or Thomas Edison of our day. He was truly brilliant. His thoughts and inventions changed the way we live. What was his secret? Is it something we all could
