Month: April 2018

via Jill Mislinski The University of Michigan Preliminary Consumer Sentiment for April came in at 97.8, down 3.6 from the March Final reading of 101.4. Investing.com had forecast 100.6. Surveys of Consumers chief economist, Richard Curtin, makes the following comments: Consumer sentiment slipped in early April, largely reversing the gains recorded in the prior two months. The small … Read more

Rand Paul Questions Mike Pompeo At Confirmtaion Hearing 4/12/18 4/12/18 https://youtu.be/Q4itcE1RBDY AC

What if, back in 2008, when Lehman Brothers, Bear Stearns, Merrill Lynch and many others were toppling like dominoes, someone said to you: “If you think this is bad, wait another decade, an even bigger financial crisis will loom.” It would have been hard to believe, but it would have been correct. The same policies … Read more

Do see the destruction that the U.S. (And most other countries) are bringing themselves into? But guess who profits? The central banks. They always win. Have you noticed that even after the Financial Crisis where so much was exposed about the Fed and we still don’t hear about it from media or congress? What a … Read more

Censorberg ain’t too good at this public lying biz. I find it humorous that his two biggest thorns in his side are people he might deem as “lesser” than him on the intellectual scale, and yet…they seem to be causing him the most grief. And yet, its still all a hypocritical dog and pony, smoke … Read more

Do see the destruction that the U.S. (And most other countries) are bringing themselves into? But guess who profits? The central banks. They always win. Have you noticed that even after the Financial Crisis where so much was exposed about the Fed and we still don’t hear about it from media or congress? What a … Read more

by Daniel Carter After the sharp selloff in stocks in February, much has been said about a potential recession and stock market crash. Although these events are very difficult to predict, certain indicators are telling us that the next economic slowdown is very close. In this article, I will be focusing on one of the most … Read more

by Daniel Carter The world has grown tired of the nonstop devastation caused by Western Imperialism in the Middle East. US citizens, citizens of other NATO countries, China, Russia, Iran and especially the countries in the Middle East that have been invaded are tired of the Military Industrial Complex’s warmongering. Many people have pointed out the … Read more

by Daniel Carter It all started as a joke to describe the high level of hysteria coming from the Trump haters. However, there appears to be a great deal of truth to the joke known as Trump Derangement Syndrome. As it is defined in the Urban Dictionary, Trump Derangement Syndrome (TDS) is a mental dysfunction causing … Read more

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bViZijRZlO8 Christopher Wylie — the whistleblower and former employee of Cambridge Analytica who broke news about the controversial data firm harvesting data from millions of Facebook users during the 2016 election — was not impressed with Mark Zuckerberg’s testimony to Congress this week. http://marygreeley.com/?p=68217

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t6QGU-8XEZM Roger Stone joins Alex Jones live via Skype to give his expert analysis on the likelihood of Bashar al-Assad being the leader who ordered the third gas attack in Syria since 2013. 2017: Trump warns Syria and Russia over chemical weapons Trump’s armada: Huge task force of 12 warships sets sail for Syria in … Read more

by Ruby Henley President Trump has not yet made a decision to strike Syria.  He and America’s allies are perplexed as to what actions can be taken to protect the Syrian people from their own government.  The Syrian Arab Republic has a track record of using chemical weapons on unsuspecting villagers. The Organization for the … Read more

Authored by Charles Hugh Smith via OfTwoMinds blog, The monetary distortions, imbalances and perverse incentives are finally bearing fruit: trade wars. What ignites trade wars? The oft-cited sources include unfair trade practices and big trade deficits. But since these have been in place for decades, they don’t explain why trade wars are igniting now. To truly … Read more

by Jeremiah Johnson  ReadyNutrition Readers, this is going to take some planning on your part, as each person and family’s geographic location and other demographics (number of family members, etc.) are going to determine courses of action. One of the problems that may be faced is that nobody will be home when the SHTF, and there may … Read more

https://youtu.be/RZhE_jvNKhY Sweden, Australia, California, Canada etc… this is what happens when u open up the floodgates. AC

Not many people anywhere actually believe the chemical weapon attack was done by the Assad regime in Syria, but some do. The timing is extremely suspect when on one week, you hear President Trump say he wants to leave Syria, and the next week, there is a gas attack.  Why would Assad want the U.S. to … Read more

by Dana Lyons After more than a decade, the Vietnamese stock market is back at all-time highs. One of the unsung market stories of 2017 was the long-term breakout, or near-breakout, action in many emerging markets. This included several of the Asian “Tiger Cubs”, e.g., Indonesia, Thailand and The Philippines. One laggard among that group, though, was Vietnam…until now. It’s not … Read more

Fox News’ Tomi Lahren has been one of President Donald Trump’s most reliable defenders — but now she’s warning him to stay out of getting deeply involved in Syria. In her latest “Final Thoughts” segment, Lahren acknowledged that the actions of Syrian leader Bashar al-Assad were brutal and horrific — but she said that didn’t … Read more

Sachs explain the American tragedy of the Syrian civil war and why the only answer now is to get out and negotiate an end to the war.