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December 03, 2007	Shariah's Trojan Horse Miscellaneous Suddenly, a new national debate is beginning about the national security, economic and other implications of Persian Gulf potentates using their petrodollars to buy up strategic American assets. Most recently, the Emir of Dubai’s purchase at fire-sale prices of 4.9 percent of the largest U.S. bank, Citigroup, has caused a level of unease not seen since he tried to buy his way into a large number of this country’s port facilities.
December 02, 2007	The Long and Short of It at Goldman Sachs New York Times FOR decades now, as a writer, economist and scold, I have been receiving letters from thoughtful readers. Many of them have warned me about the dangers of a secret government running the world, organized by the Trilateral Commission, or the Ford Foundation, or the Big Oil companies or, of course, world Jewry.
November 27, 2007	Billionaire to Canada: Time for amero is now Worldnet Daily Stephen Jarislowsky, a billionaire money manager and investor the Canadian newspaper Globe and Mail bills as the Canadian Warren Buffet, has told a parliamentary committee Canada and the United States both should abandon their national dollar currencies and move to a regional North American currency as soon as possible.
November 22, 2007	Islamic banking rises on oil wealth, drawing non-Muslims Int'l Herald Tribune Rising oil wealth is lifting Islamic banking - which adheres to the laws of the Koran and its prohibition against charging interest - into the financial mainstream.
November 22, 2007	Euro banks halt trading in some mortgage bonds CNNMoney LONDON (CNNMoney.com) -- Growing unease among investors has driven banks in Europe to temporarily suspend trading of covered bonds, the latest sign of the deepening problems in the mortgage debt market.
November 20, 2007	Hundreds of banks threatened by new subprime crisis Worldnet Daily The reserves of hundreds of banks are at risk, including some major banks, after a little-noticed federal court decision signaled the crisis in securitized home mortgages could spell much more trouble for financial institutions than previously realized, even on Wall Street.
November 16, 2007	Feds raid 'Liberty Dollar' operations in Idaho and Indiana Miscellaneous COEUR D'ALENE, Idaho -- Federal agents have raided sites in Idaho and Indiana linked to the "Liberty Dollar," a silver coin used by groups that oppose the Federal Reserve System and the federal income tax, a newspaper reported.
November 15, 2007	FBI Raids Liberty Dollar offices, confiscates gold & silver Miscellaneous The future of an Evansville-based company that produces a "private voluntary barter currency" known as the Liberty Dollar is in question after federal agents raided the facility this week, according to an e-mail sent by its founder.
November 07, 2007	Alarm: China signals flight from dollar Worldnet Daily An unprecedented signal from senior Chinese leaders that the Asian economic giant might abandon the U.S. dollar sent shockwaves through the markets today as the Dow Jones Industrial Average lost 360 points and the greenback fell to a record low against the euro.
November 07, 2007	Investors agree: Anything but the dollar Int'l Herald Tribune In financial market jargon, a "flight to quality" when times are uncertain used to be synonymous with "buy dollars." Not anymore.

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