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Car giant General Motors (GM) has filed for bankruptcy protection, marking the biggest failure of an industrial company in US history.
A look at the factors that led to the biggest failure of an industrial company in the US.

GM files for bankruptcy? wow! what is this country coming too. Funny thing is America probably will make GM pay double to get the 60% of the company that they are losing back. shameful!

It once dominated the US auto industry but now General Motors is one step closer to filing for bankruptcy protection.
After pouring billions of dollars of bailout funds into the GM, the US goverment is prepared to spend billions more to restructure the once mighty company. Rob Reynolds reports.

The WB and the IMF control most of the world's cash flow.

Congressman Ron Paul lectures Bernanke on the flaws of the bailout plan and the hazard of the attempt to fix prices versus letting them correct naturally in the free market at the Congressional Hearing today (9/24/08). Ron also questions Bernanke's authority and constitutionality of using the printing press to generate all this extra money needed for the bailout.

Criminal fraud may be the most underreported aspect of our current financial crisis. In this "Road to Ruin" report, former subprime lenders from Ameriquest, once the country's largest lender, describe a system rife with fraud. They describe how a "by-any-means-necessary" policy pushed employees to cut corners and falsify documents on bad mortgages and then sell the toxic assets to Wall Street banks eager to make fast profits.

Auditors say floundering automaker General Motors may have to seek bankruptcy protection, even after receiving billions in taxpayer bailout money.

David Blaine brings his famous street magic to YouTube. Watch as the famous magician blows the minds of two Los Angeles idiots. WARNING: This magic is amazing.

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The great fireworks shows in london eyes. Waht an awesome night show

Watch this extreme sport, The motocross free style. Great video, you must see this

A rare prehistoric shark has appeared off the coast of Japan. Awashima Marine Park officials say the Deep Sea Frilled Shark's usual habitat is around 2000 feet under water