Stocks Tumble as Congressman Predicts Economic Riots in America

							Stocks Tumble as Congressman Predicts
Economic Riots in America
Kurt Nimmo
Infowars.com
November 13, 2012
Stocks tumbled again on fears of the rapidly approaching
fiscal cliff in the United States and a failure by eurozone
finance ministers and the IMF to decide how Greece will
resolve its sovereign debt and pay off the banksters at
Société Générale, Deutsche Bank, Eurobank, and other
loan sharking institutions.
“This morning the reasons du jour started out with
Europe and the kerfuffle over Greece and then you have
the fiscal cliff,” Michael Holland, chairman of New
York-based Holland & Co., told Bloomberg News.
Amid the lackluster performance of the stock market, the
Obama administration has invited top establishment
politicos in Congress to the White House later this week
to hammer out a plan to avoid the so-called fiscal cliff.
Business honchos from some of the world’s largest
transnational corporations will be in attendance,
including those from American Express, Ford Motor and
Honeywell International.
“We’re not out of the woods yet,” said Guillaume Duchesne, an equity strategist at BGL BNP Paribas
SA in Luxembourg. He added that a resolution of the financial crisis threatening to extend the recession
for the foreseeable future depends on the leadership of Obama.
According to Rep. John Fleming, we won’t be getting out of the woods anytime soon, especially with
Obama at the helm. “It looks like we’re going to have to go through the same or similar pain [as
Greece] to get real reforms,” the Louisiana Republican told the Daily Caller on Sunday.
He said that if the current economic trend is not reversed, “what’s going to happen is there’s going to be
a day of reckoning that gets into a serious situation where we have to make tough choices.”
Greece’s fiscal pain erupted into violent riots last week after the country’s three-party coalition
government voted to adopt the €18.5bn budget cuts by 2016. Protesters lobbed Molotov cocktails and
rocks at police who responded with stun grenades, tear gas and the first use of water cannon in Greece
in years, according to The Telegraph. “Americans may think this sort of thing can’t happen here, but
the globalists plan to take them down too,” we wrote on November 7 as riots commenced in Greece.
“The economic meltdown is a slow burn that will eventually lead to violence, but Americans will not
be just throwing Moltov cocktails like the Greeks.”
Greek protesters throw Molotov cocktails at riot police
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=bVVzr5SxWkY
Citizens from 34 States Petition the White
House to Secede from the U.S.
Adan Salazar
Infowars.com
November 13, 2012




Citizens from 14 additional states have opened up petitions on the White House’s “We the People”
petition submission site – the government’s “new, easy way for Americans to make their voice heard in
our government” – asking to allow “peaceful withdrawal” from the continental United States, a
staggering increase from the 20 states reported yesterday. Concerned citizens from the states of Alaska,
Arizona, California, Delaware, Pennsylvania, West Virginia, and Wyoming, to name a few, now all
have petitions inching their way towards the signature threshold of 25,000 on the government site. If
the petitions reach the threshold, they will require a response from the Obama administration.
After enough signatures are garnered, members from all major policy offices “will help determine
which policy office in the White House or federal agency should review and respond to petitions and
ensure that petition responses are posted as quickly as possible.”
So far, two states, Texas and Louisiana, have reached their required signature thresholds and will
require responses. Florida’s petition should reach the threshold by the end of the day.
Here’s the latest list of states and signature counts as of writing this. Some citizens in a few states have
opened up multiple petitions for the same state.
    1.   Alaska (2,814)
    2.   Alabama (19,718)
    3.   Arizona (11,642)
    4.   Arkansas (14,384)
    5.   California (5,444)
    6.   Colorado (14,111)
    7.   Delaware (4,532)
    8. Florida (21,129)
    9. Georgia (19,802), Georgia (9,457)
    10.Indiana (12,938)
    11.Kansas (2,786)
    12.Kentucky (12,319)
    13.Louisiana (28,741)
    14.Michigan (12,868)
    15.Mississippi (12,355)
    16.Missouri, Missouri
    17.Montana (9,634)
    18.Nebraska (1,879)
    19.Nevada (5,941)
    20.New Jersey (9,961)
    21.New York (3,974), New York (11,084)
    22.North Carolina (18,601)
    23.North Dakota (8,633)
    24.Ohio (1,010), Ohio (5,357)
    25.Oklahoma (3,681), Oklahoma (11,013)
    26.Oregon (10,158)
    27.Pennsylvania (2,420), Pennsylvania (7,624)
    28.S.C. (15,045), South Carolina (10,948)
    29.South Dakota (1,372)
    30.Tennessee (19,030)
    31.Texas (70,791)
    32.Utah (626), Utah (4,028)
    33.West Virginia (1,530)
    34.Wyoming (4,069)
Most of the petitions cite phrases straight out of the founding fathers’ Declaration of Independence,
which states, “When in the Course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve
the political bands which have connected them with another, and to assume among the powers of the
earth, the separate and equal station to which the Laws of Nature and of Nature’s God entitle them, a
decent respect to the opinions of mankind requires that they should declare the causes which impel
them to the separation.”
Alaska’s petition asks for a “free
election” to allow citizens of Alaska
to decide if they “should be a free
and Independent Nation.”
It was suspected that petitions were
only being submitted by states from
the original confederacy, which
could potentially indicate racism
towards Obama; however, the
support of various other states in the
nation has helped quash that theory.
Not everyone’s on board with the
idea. One person put up a petition
asking for signatures to support the
                                                                  deportation of everyone that signed the
                                                                  previous secession petitions. Another
                                                                  asked the U.S. to strip the citizenship
                                                                  of those who signed the petition and to
                                                                  “exile them.”
                                                                  According to the site’s FAQ section,
                                                                  anyone with a valid e-mail address and
                                                                  age “13 or older can create or sign an
                                                                  online petition seeking a federal
                                                                  government action on a range of issues.
                                                                  Then it’s up to the petition creator and
                                                                  signers to build support for the petition
                                                                  by gathering more signatures.”
                                                                   Seth Masket, a political science
                                                                   professor at the University of Denver,
                                                                   told the Washington Times that
petitions of this nature won’t be taken seriously by the president or the administration and are little
more than grandiose gestures illustrating the discontent of voters. “It’s hard to see this as anything other
than sour grapes,” Mr. Masket told the Washington Times via e-mail. “These petitions have no legal
power and no president would ever agree to them. It’s a way to register dissent with the way the
majority of the country voted last week, but it’s little beyond that.”
The White House will still have to come up with some type of response for petitions that reached the
25,000 mark but they don’t give a specific time frame for when a response should be expected.




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