I haven’t spent much time diving into the Las Vegas shooting yet, but I’ve compiled a list of unanswered questions and general curiosities that I’ve noticed. I’m not saying there aren’t answers to these – maybe there’s even obvious answers – but I haven’t seen answers so far. 1. Two broken windows in two separate … Read more
Stock prices – the highest US stock prices ever apart from 1 week in 2000 Debt – the most ever by a huge margin (compared even to 2007), especially in Chinese debt, corporate debt, government debt and unsecured consumer debt (auto, student etc). Debt quality – Lowest ever corporate debt protection (covenants) by a huge … Read more
by Mark Angelides This is not an opinion piece, this is an article pointing out the huge amount of changing reports and inconsistencies that have occurred since news first broke of the horrific mass-shooting on the Las Vegas Strip. What should have been a series of basic facts reported by the media has turned into … Read more
by Thinker (LifeZette) The number of teenagers in the U.S. with a job has been cut in half since the 1980s, and researchers who’ve studied the issue closely say it appears immigration has a lot to do with it. Christopher L. Smith, an economist with the Federal Reserve Board of Governors, found in 2012 that … Read more
Twitter link Video of people running Broadcastify I’ve been listening to the scanner since this began, first reports were 2-3 shooters from multiple floors of the Mandalay Bay hotel. The Tropicana and Ali Baba have also been mentioned as possible locations, but not confirmed. Edit – Ad for crisis actors in Vegas placed over a month ago … Read more
Catalonia says 'Yes' to independence from Spain with %90.09 of the vote. Around 80% of polling stations managed to stay open. pic.twitter.com/yHqCYl0fXw — WikiLeaks (@wikileaks) October 1, 2017 https://twitter.com/NorthmanTrader/status/914459930953945088 https://twitter.com/Timcast/status/914421927028170753
By Michael Snyder When people are dependent on the government they are much easier to control. We are often told that we are not “compassionate” when we object to the endless expansion of government social programs, but that is not how the debate should be framed. In America today, well over 100 million people receive … Read more
By Michael Snyder Let me get this straight – you can’t pray in school, but it is perfectly acceptable to put a 45-foot-tall statue of a naked woman directly across from the White House? In ancient times, enormous statues of naked females were intended to represent the goddesses that various pagan cultures worshipped, and this … Read more
The Head & Shoulders No One is Talking About pic.twitter.com/beeYp8saK1 — Alastair (@StockBoardAsset) September 28, 2017 China’s mortgage debt bubble raises spectre of 2007 US crisis Many young homeowners in booming cities owe more than they earn, and some even falsify salary details to get bigger mortgages Young Chinese like Eli Mai, a sales manager … Read more