"Sheeple" NOW being set up for the "Great Deception of 2012"

Well, the MSM’s PORE campaign for setting up the “Great Deception of 2012” (and its congruent HUGE stock market rallies in BOTH Europe and in the US) is now in FULL swing!

Once you understand the macro-moves that are even now being affected by the MSM for the psychology of the “Sheeple,” then these things all fall into place and the veil will be removed from before your eyes.  The following article is the BEST and Prima Facie evidence possible to prove all the points we have put forth on these matters. 

I have excised much “White Noise” from this article leaving the nuggets of the MSM’s PORE campaign in full view, with their most important “Psy-Ops” talking points in bold fonts.  My comments are really quite unnecessary, as they will be readily recognized by those who have read our Market Review.  Even for those rather perspicacious ones who have diligently read ALL of our Blogs, the PORE campaign's efforts should become quite apparent.

Are you and your company ready for the HUGE stock market rally of 2012 and early 2013 and the HUGE positive boost that the artificial and insanely directed stock rallies will foster among the DCBF “Sheeple?”

Are you and your company - then getting prepared - for the VERY last buying-surge of the crazed and maddened DCBF “Sheeple” in late 2012 and early 2013?

And, MOST importantly, are you and your company preparing for the TOTAL Worldwide economic implosion, as the second (of three) of the Tsunami Super “Kondratieff” Long-Waves swamp the entire world‘s economies shortly thereafter?

If not, then you and your company need to subscribe to Polestar Communication’s Market Review.  For, only the strong and the forewarned and the forearmed companies are going to survive the ordained economic chaos of the next three to four years!

S&P 500 Posts Second-Best Start Since 2006

Bloomber: By Katia Porzecanski and Lu Wang - Jan 7, 2012 12:00 AM ET

“U.S. stocks (SPX) rose this week, sending the Standard & Poor’s 500 Index to its second-best start of a year since 2006,as reports on manufacturing from America to China bolstered optimism about the global economy.

…. “The pace of growth is slowing but we’re still seeing corporate growth,” Peter Jankovskis, who helps manage about $2.4 billion at Oakbrook Investments in Lisle, Illinois, said in a phone interview. “The U.S. economy is moving along reasonably well. When the negative factor of Europe goes away, that comes back to the fore and allows the markets to move forward.”

Top of Range

Stocks gained during the week after reports showed U.S. factory output grew in December at the fastest pace in six month while manufacturing data in China beat economists’ estimates. The S&P 500 has jumped 16 percent from its 2011 low as better- than-expected economic data boosted optimism that the world’s largest economy can weather Europe’s sovereign-debt crisis. The rally has brought the index toward the top of a trading range it has been stuck in since August and pushed the Chicago Board Options Exchange Volatility Index (VIX), a gauge of market fear, to 20.63, the lowest level since July.

…Sears fell 8.1 percent to $29.20, extending its slump for a fifth week. The largest U.S. department store chain had its debt rating cut by S&P and Moody’s Investors Service on deteriorating earnings.

“What U.S. investors are focused on are three exogenous variables: the sovereign debt mess in Europe, the prospect of slower growth out of emerging markets and the policy dysfunction that we’re dealing with in Washington,” Philip Orlando, the New York-based chief equity market strategist at Federated Investors Inc., said in a telephone interview. His firm oversees about $355 billion. “If those issues didn’t exist, the S&P 500 would be at something like 1,800, because of this improvement in domestic economic fundamentals that we’ve seen.”