Un nouveau décret a été posté sur le site WhiteHouse.gov, vendredi 16 mars 2012, un ordre exécutif concernant la « préparation des ressources pour la défense nationale« . En bref, c’est le plan directeur pour la loi martiale puisqu’il donne au président le pouvoir de prendre n’importe quoi, n’importe quelle ressource, jugé nécessaire pour la « défense nationale ». Qu’est-ce que ce décret peut signifier en temps de paix comme en temps de guerre? Tout peut être réquisitionné, rationné et contrôlé par le gouvernement. Les matériaux de construction, les aliments comme la viande, le beurre et le sucre, toutes importations, le carburant, les vêtements, etc. Tout pourrait devenir très difficile à obtenir parce que très rare. Dans une situation de crise, le gouvernement sera capable de prendre tout ce dont il a besoin, il pourra accorder des prêts et des garanties de prêts à des compagnies et aux industries ["copinage"]. Rien de mieux qu’une guerre pour générer d’énormes profits pour les grandes sociétés. Une guerre n’est même pas nécessaire puisqu’avec ce décret, des contrats peuvent être dorénavant signés pour promouvoir la défense nationale. Le gouvernement, au nom de la sécurité nationale, peut donc s’approprier toutes les ressources, réquisitionner toutes les industries.

8 voix contre 6... Israël peut maintenant attaquer l’Iran à n’importe quel moment... L’essence va rapidement dépasser 2 Euros le litre... http://www.zerohedge.com/news/brent-126-israel-cabinet-votes-8-6-attack-iran {{Brent At $126 As Israel Security Cabinet Votes 8 To 6 To Attack Iran}} Submitted by Tyler Durden on 03/16/2012 - 15:44 Crude Google Iran Israel President Obama Looking at the tranquil sea that is the S&P one may be forgiven to ignore the rapid intraday surge in Brent which was up over $3 in a few hours, approaching $126 once again. But why ? After all the FOMC minutes were oh so very slightly hawkish, and not to mention that the Fed’s scribe Hilsenrath told everyone at best the Fed would proceed with sterilized QE which would leave risk prices untouched. Maybe it has something to do with this. According to Israel’s NRG, in a just completed cabinet vote, for the first time Netanyahu has gotten a majority (8 over 6) supporting an Iran attack. NRG also notes that at this point Israel has decided to not wait until the US elections in November before proceeding with sending crude to the stratosphere. From NRG (google translated) : "Israeli political sources believe that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu a majority Cabinet support Israeli military action against Iran without American approval....He announced that he would not hesitate to perform the operation without the approval of President Obama mentioned the precedent of the decision to attack the Iraqi reactor, Prime Minister Menachem Begin, and with the comments heard yesterday some cabinet ministers say privately that "It sounds like a speech preparation for attack." Political - Security Cabinet 14 ministers. According to estimates, at this stage tend to support Netanyahu and Barak’s approach eight ministers, and six against it (including the traditional opponents octet : Moshe Ya’alon, Dan Meridor, Benny Begin and Eli Yishai)." So... $4.00 gas is just around the corner. As is, probably, $5.00 gas. And $6.00 gas.

8 voix contre 6... Israël peut maintenant attaquer l’Iran à n’importe quel moment... L’essence va rapidement dépasser 2 Euros le litre... http://www.zerohedge.com/news/brent-126-israel-cabinet-votes-8-6-attack-iran {{Brent At $126 As Israel Security Cabinet Votes 8 To 6 To Attack Iran}} Submitted by Tyler Durden on 03/16/2012 - 15:44 Crude Google Iran Israel President Obama Looking at the tranquil sea that is the S&P one may be forgiven to ignore the rapid intraday surge in Brent which was up over $3 in a few hours, approaching $126 once again. But why ? After all the FOMC minutes were oh so very slightly hawkish, and not to mention that the Fed’s scribe Hilsenrath told everyone at best the Fed would proceed with sterilized QE which would leave risk prices untouched. Maybe it has something to do with this. According to Israel’s NRG, in a just completed cabinet vote, for the first time Netanyahu has gotten a majority (8 over 6) supporting an Iran attack. NRG also notes that at this point Israel has decided to not wait until the US elections in November before proceeding with sending crude to the stratosphere. From NRG (google translated) : "Israeli political sources believe that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu a majority Cabinet support Israeli military action against Iran without American approval....He announced that he would not hesitate to perform the operation without the approval of President Obama mentioned the precedent of the decision to attack the Iraqi reactor, Prime Minister Menachem Begin, and with the comments heard yesterday some cabinet ministers say privately that "It sounds like a speech preparation for attack." Political - Security Cabinet 14 ministers. According to estimates, at this stage tend to support Netanyahu and Barak’s approach eight ministers, and six against it (including the traditional opponents octet : Moshe Ya’alon, Dan Meridor, Benny Begin and Eli Yishai)." So... $4.00 gas is just around the corner. As is, probably, $5.00 gas. And $6.00 gas.

8 voix contre 6... Israël peut maintenant attaquer l’Iran à n’importe quel moment... L’essence va rapidement dépasser 2 Euros le litre... http://www.zerohedge.com/news/brent-126-israel-cabinet-votes-8-6-attack-iran {{Brent At $126 As Israel Security Cabinet Votes 8 To 6 To Attack Iran}} Submitted by Tyler Durden on 03/16/2012 - 15:44 Crude Google Iran Israel President Obama Looking at the tranquil sea that is the S&P one may be forgiven to ignore the rapid intraday surge in Brent which was up over $3 in a few hours, approaching $126 once again. But why ? After all the FOMC minutes were oh so very slightly hawkish, and not to mention that the Fed’s scribe Hilsenrath told everyone at best the Fed would proceed with sterilized QE which would leave risk prices untouched. Maybe it has something to do with this. According to Israel’s NRG, in a just completed cabinet vote, for the first time Netanyahu has gotten a majority (8 over 6) supporting an Iran attack. NRG also notes that at this point Israel has decided to not wait until the US elections in November before proceeding with sending crude to the stratosphere. From NRG (google translated) : "Israeli political sources believe that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu a majority Cabinet support Israeli military action against Iran without American approval....He announced that he would not hesitate to perform the operation without the approval of President Obama mentioned the precedent of the decision to attack the Iraqi reactor, Prime Minister Menachem Begin, and with the comments heard yesterday some cabinet ministers say privately that "It sounds like a speech preparation for attack." Political - Security Cabinet 14 ministers. According to estimates, at this stage tend to support Netanyahu and Barak’s approach eight ministers, and six against it (including the traditional opponents octet : Moshe Ya’alon, Dan Meridor, Benny Begin and Eli Yishai)." So... $4.00 gas is just around the corner. As is, probably, $5.00 gas. And $6.00 gas.

Bon rétablissement ! Oui je connais bien ces symptômes. Ma femme vient d'y passer tout pareil que toi. Moi je touche du bois ça fait 3 ans que je n'ai pas connu (je touche du bois) mais avant c'était presque chaque année. En tout cas la fièvre est toujours au max. pour certains marchés...

J'attends un dernier mouvement haussier assez violent... Histoire de dire à ceux qui viennent de rentrer... "Vous voyez, on avait raison...". C'est après que ça va très sérieusement se gâter...

La seule qui pourrait mettre fin à toute cette débilité ne sera sans doute même pas au 1er tour...

Vs vous trompez Mr. Dumas. En tout cas elle est largement plus libérale que tous les autres car elle s'oppose à l'oligarchisme actuel qui lui est parfaitement anti-libéral et réellement fasciste...

Les optimistes disent que nous sommes dans la merde et les pessimistes se demandent s'il y en aura pour tout le monde.

La Suisse n'est pas un pays "ultra-libéral"... Il est simplement bien géré...