Energy Efficiency

Ms Julia Gillard (millionairesss prime minister of Ostralia), when asked just prior to signing additional loan documentation to continue borrowings in the order of abour $100 million a day, said the European nations deserved to be suffering credit downgrades; she said they had it coming because they avoided making tough financial decisions. Sarkozy (who has [...]

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If Australians want to get an insight into how things will pan out here, they only have to look at America. Despite soaring unemployment and the 19 million Americans currently living in “deep poverty”, federal funds for the Temporary Assistance For Needy Families (TANF) program have entirely dried up for the first time since 1996, [...]

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Statistics Canada said recently that the ratio of debt to disposable income rose to 148.1% in Canada (in the third quarter), a close to five point jump and slightly ahead of the U.S. ratio of 147.2 per cent.” However, Australia has the highest household debt to disposable income ratio in the world; even higher than America; we have [...]

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A few nights ago, the ABC’s finance reporter Alan Kohler showed how various countries’ share markets have fared over the last year. Kohler has at times proved to be incisive but in this report one must ask has he been muzzled or doesn’t he understand that share markets are just a manipulation by the system [...]

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Russia and China will exchange each other’s currencies to avoid the ever increasing valueless US $; Greenland, Greece, Portugal and Spain are putting a real strain on the Euro and we must be concerned with what’s happening in Ireland, as they too floated the banks out of trouble by making the public owners of the [...]

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