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In 1995 I graduated from the School of Journalism after which I started a career as a television journalist, focussing on the making of the documentary Skull & Bones for Dutch television. That documentary was censored upon release in 1999; a re-edit had to be made and was broadcast in 2001. After seven years I quit my job in television in order to devote myself to writing. Six years later that website developed into DeepJournal.
In september 2006 I was interviewed by the Dutch current affairs program TweeVandaag on why the media ignored the disturbing questions of 9/11. Watch the video, read the article. I was also interviewed on the subject of 9/11 in the talkshow Pauw & Witteman. Watch the video (not subtitled). Daan de Wit, the Netherlands.
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Technical realization design: Jasper Swart, Webtank.
Design: Daan de Wit, DeepJournal.
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30 June 2008 |
'Buy gold, rent a house and in the end move to a warm country': financial expert
I've already hedged my own capital by putting 10% of it into gold. I've already transferred my pension into raw materials and raw material shares. I sold my house in 2002, and I've been renting since then. As far as pension funds go, we're currently advising that a minumum of 10% of pension assets be put into gold.
18 June 2008 |
'House prices collapse by 60% in 7 years'
The housing market is only now starting to collapse, but soon it will be coupled with huge collapses...
-Are we talking just about America here, or Europe as well?
Europe too. Actually the rest of the world as well - they're coming right along with us.
[...] Well, I think you should figure on a drop of at least sixty percent.
16 May 2008
The men behind Obama: interview with Webster Tarpley
Especially in politics it is of the utmost importance to try to look behind the facade: who makes up the team of the presidential candidate? The future president of the United States of America is for a large part dependent on and being fed by his team of advisors and future cabinet members. Webster Tarpley wrote a book on the men and women behind presidential hopeful Barack Obama. He argues that there is more to Obama than his charismatic appearance and that some of his advisors pose a danger to the US and the world in case Obama might be elected to become the next US president.
19 March 2008 |
Update on the credit crisis, March 2008, by Dutch financial expert
In this interview financial reporter Willem Middelkoop provides an update on the credit crisis. Middelkoop discusses the latest news and articulates what his expectations are for the future.
He is author of the bestseller - Available only in Dutch- If the dollar falls - What bankers and politicians aren't telling you about money and the credit crisis, and publishes the free newsletter Nieuws-Flash!.
16 February 2008 |
The increasing encirclement of Iran
Earlier this month the Annual Threat Assessment was released by the U.S. Director of National Intelligence, Michael McConnell. The assessment, provided as a testimony for the U.S. Senate Intelligence Committee, offers an insight into the current outlook of the president's most important intelligence advisor. In his testimony McConnell emphasizes Iranian attempts to enrich uranium as well as Iran's capacity to fire long-range weapons. The combination of these two are now being presented at the highest levels of power as the central argument for branding Iran as a danger to world peace. As if the National Intelligence Estimate never even existed.
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