You really should do your own search on this subject because some of the headers are pretty funny.

CBS interviews Kaku about alleged weather modification.

And to think people still watch the LSM.

Another J.P. Morgan banker leapt to his death today and that’s attracting a lot of attention. http://business.financialpost.com/2014/02/18/jpmorgan-banker-suicide-hong-kong/

Concern is that something nasty this way comes regarding world finance.

It’s not that there isn’t a precedent regarding banking scandals and unexpected suicides and I’m not talking about the Great Depression, either.

Remember the Libor scandal http://articles.economictimes.indiatimes.com/2013-02-04/news/36743084_1_reference-rate-key-money-market-rate-benchmark-rates and how that slowly unfolded? If profiling wasn’t so PC the news stories might be pointing out that jumping off roofs or out of windows could be trademarked by certain international players.

The unexpected suicide I inadvertently came across was this poor fellow whose misfortune might have been only that he was a deputy general manager with the Reserve Bank of India’s inspection department. His suicide also came as a shock to those who knew him.

http://www.telegraphindia.com/1081002/jsp/nation/story_9918043.jsp