New World Order / Big Brother:

Real good summary of: How, who and how to work against it. Almost 3 hours long, but by far a much better introduction than any book or video I have seen.
Also talks about how the top make the lower levels work for them.

Make sure to watch 5 minutes after minute 2:04:30. Ike talks about a conversation he had with traffic enforcer and how they are being prepared for civil unrest in England -- they talk about a war that will create civil unrest. Could this be related to what Powell and several others are warning (see link in full preview version):

The Federal Reserve led an unprecedented push by central banks to flood the financial system with dollars, backing up government efforts to restore confidence and helping to drive down money-market rates. The ECB, the Bank of England, and the Swiss central bank will auction unlimited dollar funds with maturities of seven days, 28 days, and 84 days at a fixed interest rate, the Washington-based Fed said today.

Careful analysis of the official historical supply & demand reports for silver, proves without a doubt that silver is between 0.25 to 5 times more rare than gold above ground, in terms of metal that can be brought to market within several years after a drastic rise in silver price (to that 0.25 to 5 ratio to gold price).

Gordon Brown has described the behaviour of the Icelandic government following the bank collapses as "totally unacceptable", adding that the Government was considering legal action.

Comment: TAKE YOUR MONEY OUT OF BANKS BEFORE ITS TOO LATE. BUY GOLD OR SILVER IF YOU CAN STILL FIND ANY!

While the U.S. Mint attributes to "unprecedented demand" its suspension of the production of gold coins, coin market reporter Michael Zielinski shows that it's not true. Zielinski, a White Plains, N.Y., resident who publishes the Mint News Blog (http://mintnewsblog.blogspot.com) and Coin Update
(http://coinupdate.com), lists the Mint's Gold Eagle coin sales for each year back to 1986 and finds 14 years when the Mint produced more Gold Eagles than it has produced so far this year.

Unprecedented demand for precious metals and volatile markets forced the U.S. Mint to cease production for the half-ounce and quarter-ounce popular American Eagle gold coins for the rest of this year and to supply other bullion coins on an allocation basis.