www.infowars.com Alex Jones joins with fellow patriot Mark Dice in protesting America’s favorite sports ritual– the Super Bowl. Sure, the game is a good contest between two top rivals, but football isn’t what really matters. While America has fallen asleep in front of the television let so many distractions take over its thoughts, our country has been looted financially, our military has been used to carry out ever-expanding wars, our President and Congress have ignored the Constitution and our people have stopped their participation in the process. Until we wake up and fight back against the damage being wielded politically, we have no business getting caught up in gladiatorial distractions. The heat of the contest has become a substitute for our real manhood. Our tribal instincts to protect the community and drive away its enemies has been overtaken by the thrill of cheering, shouting, painting our faces and wearing the colors of a team. Alex calls on each of us to remember what really matters on this Super Bowl weekend– forget the pizza, nachos and the half-time musicians and educate yourself, your family and your neighbors on what the globalists have done by design to our culture and our very humanity.

valuewalk.com [Part 1/2] Becky Quick interviews Warren Buffett outside his Omaha home. Side Note: Could Buffett’s quote about betting against America apply to George Soros? Buffett talks about a variety of topics including a jobless recovery, the automakers bankruptcies, and future tax increases.

(5/4/09) [Part 1/2] Becky Quick interviews Warren Buffett outside his Omaha home. Side Note: Could Buffett’s quote about betting against America apply to George Soros? (Part 2): www.youtube.com Buffett comments on various headlines in that days news: –Buffett’s take on the Future of America over time (0:23) –Chrysler Bankruptcy aftershocks & unintended consequences (3:45) –Buffett on Corporate Tax increases: “One way or another we’re going to need more taxes down the road, there’s no magic wand on this, then the question is who they should come from…it’s a question of who gets socked and when.” (6:33) –Sen. Judd Gregg: What do you do about the debt? (7:59) –A jobless recovery? (9:38) Background Article: “Firms Face New Tax Curbs”: online.wsj.com Video: CNBC

Watch more @ www.youtube.com twitter.com twitter.com US congress today approved an extension of the payroll tax cut for two months…putting off a tax increase for millions of workers. So, after much partisan politicking, they did it — saving face for the moment, but could it hurt their stock price headed into the 2012 elections? You heard me right. We’ll talk about the political derivatives market a Chicago exchange is betting on. Would it be a continuation of a climate on wall street that encourages special treatment that our guest, fiancial journalist and inventor of the virtual specialist technology, Max Keiser, calls “the special olympics for financial fraud.” And speaking of derivatives, those bets added fuel to the fire that engulfed the financial markets in 2008…most famously seen in the explosion and bailout of AGI (backdoor bailout of the big banks like goldman sachs, jp morgan, bank of america, etc.). More recently, MF Global customer money used to trade on these exchanges went missing. So where do futures exchanges come from and where have they gone wrong? From Ancient Greece to MF Global we’ll break it down. And, heading into 2012 — will it be a happy new year for the US economy? Maybe not. Economists predict sluggish 2 percent growth, an economy held down by housing troubles, government budget cuts, and a lousy job market. That didn’t stop hoards of people from lining up at malls and waiting all night for a chance to buy the 175 dollar “IT” Air Jordans …