by Chris Black Harvard Law Professor Alan Dershowitz, who by the way is a well known Democrat, has said on Monday on Fox News? Channel’s “America’s Newsroom” that special counsel Robert Mueller has a credibility problem, and that’s quite big considering the source. Here’s Alan Dershowitz: “I’m not a Republican, I’m a Democrat. … Read more
https://youtu.be/cncH5sNZhtg Newt Gingrich: “…This Is Undermining Our System Of Justice, It’s Violating The Law And It’s Very Likely All These People Will End Up Going To Jail.
You may be understandably concerned about recent media reports alleging that CDC is banned from using certain words in budget documents. I want to assure you that CDC remains committed to our public health mission as a science- and evidence-based institution. — CDC Director (@CDCDirector) December 17, 2017 CDC director says there are ‘no banned … Read more
Source: Pixabay With the late 2017 buzz around the Bitcoin bubble, more and more people are turning their mind to investing in new technologies. Traditional sectors of investment won’t suffer, but both stalwart investors and those new to the field are more likely to be wowed by technological advances. The Bitcoin excitement shows that the … Read more
by Michael Snyder If we truly want to take our government back, we are going to have to fight harder than we have ever fought before. Right now I am seeing so much apathy among Republicans, and that deeply alarms me, because if the 2018 midterm elections were held right now the Democrats would probably take … Read more
Four Years of Cryptocurrency ICO Sales, Visualized in One Graphic This graphic shows the full history of token sales (aka initial coin offerings), from the early days of 2014 to their meteoric rise in 2017. https://elementus.io/blog/token-sales-visualization/ We’re headed towards another depression, this time it will be twice as brutal. The Great Depression 1929-1940 Economic Growth 1% … Read more
Is renowned financial expert Martin Armstrong worried about central banks continually buying bonds to suppress interest rates? Armstrong says, “Yes, absolutely. We are in the biggest bond bubble in history, not a stock bubble, but a bubble. . . . The scary thing in Europe is the ECB (European Central Bank) has been basically supporting … Read more
by Ruby Henley In January of 2016, the United Nations chose Chicago to conduct a study on race relations. They attributed this study to public protests against alleged police brutality involving minorities in Chicago and the continuous calls from African American leaders for Mayor Rahm Emanuel to resign. The UN delegates organized a public … Read more
When done right, becoming an investor can be a very rewarding career path. However, with the high vitality associated with the profession, it’s best that you do some proper planning before deciding to take it up full time. Just one mishap could cost you your entire career, so you need to ensure that you invest … Read more
Instead of issuing subpoenas like he was supposed to, Mueller went to the General Services Administration and demanded they hand over transition documents to the special counsel’s office. The GSA gave “tens of thousands of emails” to the probe without “any notice” to the members of the transition team. The attorneys for the transition team … Read more