These 11 Countries are Going BANKRUPT! Here's Why

In a world of ever-expanding debt, country after country are finding themselves swimming in this mess, unable to handle the pressure as it caves in. 11 countries are now at the brink of insolvency and this doesn't even include nations like the US who are truly bankrupt. The IMF and the bankers will tear these nations apart as they force them to devalue their currency and take on an interest rate they simple cannot pay back.

It's economic slavery.





Not just Argentina: 11 countries near bankruptcy Three of the nations potentially at risk of default had among the world's highest debt levels, at 120% of GDP or more based on 2014 estimates. According to the International Monetary Fund (IMF), Greece's debt is projected to hit nearly 175% of GDP by the end of this year 92,001,000 Americans, 16 and over, who were classified as “not in the labor force,” The eruption of the debt crisis The government nationalizes Mexico’s private banking system in order to prevent bankruptcy of the private banking sector and imposes comprehensive exchange controls.

The Secret To Defeat The "Bad Guys"

It is very difficult for me to witness the injustices in this world and not be filled with anger and a feeling of helplessness. Take Gaza for example. We, the U.S., is supporting the murderous regime of Israel and directly facilitating the horrible genocide that is occurring there. And have done so for decades. I am unable to ignore it and am impotent to remedy it. So I call the bastards that are supposed to represent us and tell their lackeys who answer the phones how angry I am about the situation knowing full well that even if the message gets to their bosses that it will be ignored. Knowing full well that none of them will risk losing votes by taking a principled stand on the issue. I seethe with anger and imagine taking to the streets to protest. Knowing full well the futility of it. My blood boils as I fantasize about committing acts of violence or self sacrifice knowing all the while that it will do no good. I have gotten out of debt by paying off my home. I will never willingly do business with another big financial institution as long as I live. I am self sufficient and know that I can use my hands and brains to take care of myself and my wife. So I suppose I'm in pretty good shape for what is surely coming. Why doesn't that make me feel better? Why do I have this feeling that it's really not enough? Why can't I just sit back and relax and forget about the murder, deprivation, and all the injustice that is taking place all over this world? Much of which is done in my name. At least from the perspective of the victims. I am so frustrated and angry. It's so difficult to fight off the depression caused by my helplessness to actively make a difference in the world. Is this what it's all about? Is this how it is supposed to be? To live in a beautiful world where everything is given to us to be able to take care of everyone and to helplessly watch religious, blood thirsty, power hungry tyrants make a mockery of it. This really sucks.

CNN HEATED Debate over reporting in Israel - Hamas conflict

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Rula Jebreal and Elliot Abrams discuss the war of words playing out in the Middle East conflict.
Ten dead in strike on Gaza school as Israel renews shelling
(Reuters) An Israeli air strike killed at least 10 people and wounded about 30 others on Sunday in a UN-run school in the southern Gaza Strip, witnesses and medics said, as dozens died in renewed Israeli shelling of the enclave. The Israeli military declined immediate comment on the attack, the second to hit a school in less than a week. A missile launched by an aircraft struck the entrance to the school in the town of Rafah, the witnesses and medics said.

Hundreds of Palestinians in the area, where the Israeli military has been battling militants, had been sheltering in the facility. Last Wednesday, at least 15 Palestinians who sought refuge in a UN-run school in Jabalya refugee camp were killed during fighting, and the UN said it appeared that Israeli artillery had hit the building.

The Israeli military said gunmen had fired mortar bombs from near the school and it shot back in response. Earlier on Sunday, Israeli shelling killed at least 30 people in Gaza, a day after Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu vowed to keep up pressure on Hamas even after the army completes its core mission of destroying a tunnel network that extends into Israel.

Fatah leader and Rafah resident Ashraf Goma said Israeli forces were bombarding the town from air, ground and sea and locals were unable to deal with the wounded and the dead. "Bodies of the wounded are bleeding in the streets and other corpses are laid on the road with no one able to recover them. "I saw a man on a donkey cart bringing seven bodies into the hospital. Bodies are being kept in ice-cream refrigerators, in flower and vegetable coolers," Goma told Reuters. After accusing Hamas of breaching a US- and UN-brokered ceasefire on Friday, Israel said it would not send envoys as scheduled.

Truce efforts
In Cairo, efforts to find a new truce were due to resume on Sunday. A delegation from Palestinian militant groups Hamas and Islamic Jihad arrived in the Egyptian capital, but a quick breakthrough seemed unlikely in the absence of Israeli representatives. After accusing Hamas of breaching a US- and UN-brokered ceasefire on Friday, Israel said it would not send envoys as scheduled.
In Gaza, Israel intensified attacks in the area of Rafah along the border with Egypt, where 23-year-old officer Hadar Goldin was feared captured there on Friday shortly after what was to have been a 72-hour truce began. The military later said Goldin, who was dragged by militants into a tunnel after two of his comrades were killed by a suicide bomber, had also died in action. "The findings on the ground, the items that we found led us to the conclusion that he was killed in the initial attack," said Lieutenant-Colonel Peter Lerner, a military spokesman. Lerner said ground forces were being redeployed in the Gaza Strip, though he gave no details of their new positions, and added that residents from a number of evacuated Palestinian neighbourhoods had been told by the military they could return. More than 30 tunnels and dozens of access shafts have been unearthed and were being blown up. "We have proceeded with the mission in order to eliminate those (tunnels) that we have found and we expect to complete that within a short period of time, probably within the next 24 hours or so," he said.
Israel began its air and naval offensive against Gaza on July 8 following a surge of cross-border rocket salvoes by Hamas and other guerrillas, later escalating the operation into ground incursions. The fighting on Sunday pushed the Gaza death toll given by Palestinian officials to 1,726, most of them civilians. Israel has confirmed that 64 soldiers have died in combat, while Palestinian rockets have also killed three civilians in Israel. At least 30 Palestinians in Rafah were killed by Israeli fire on Sunday, including nine from the same family, hospital officials said. The talks in Cairo, without Israeli participation, were unlikely to produce any breakthrough, as Israel and Hamas' positions remain far apart. Israel says it wants Gaza demilitarised under any long-term arrangement. Hamas, sworn to Israel's destruction, demands Israel withdraw its troops and a lifting of Israeli and Egyptian blockades that have choked Gaza's economy.