Ron Paul on the G20

...a global central bank with the power to create a truly international currency would give the international system the same power globally that the Federal Reserve enjoys domestically — the power to create money at will. In other words, the UN system would acquire at a stroke the power to fund itself by printing money, emancipating it from reliance on the contributions of member states. An international tax or fee assessed on financial activity would be the realization of another long-cherished but still-unfulfilled dream of globalists: a truly global tax...

Three men and two women have been arrested under the Terrorism Act in Plymouth over the last three days, Devon and Cornwall Police said.

Police swooped on a series of homes in Plymouth after officers uncovered a cache of weapons, suspicious devices and suspected extremist material during a search.

The three men and two women were held under the Terrorism Act over the last three days, Devon and Cornwall Police said.

They are being questioned over claims they planned to target the meeting of the world's most powerful political leaders in London later this week.

Scotland Yard officers are liaising with investigators in south west England over the suspected plot.

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Lyndon LaRouche
Explains start of WW III

Stonehenge - Explained

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UnPrecedented Protest Potential

As the global economic downturn gathers pace, police in the UK say protesters are planning in an "unprecedented" way for London's G20 summit next week. But who are those taking to the streets and what do they want?

The coming together of the world's biggest economic powers has always attracted vocal and sometimes violent demonstrations.

But this year there are fears that anger over the recession could make next week's G20 meeting of the world's most powerful countries the focus for mass protest on a scale not seen for some time.

Protest expert Professor George McKay, of the University of Salford, says the economic crisis has served to boost support for such street protests this year because it has made criticising capitalism acceptable again - something that had all but disappeared in the 1980s and 90s.

"Here we are at an absolutely pivotal point," he says. "That, I think, will add to a new level of angry energy."

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