by Jesse Colombo Since the end of the Great Recession, I have been warning that our economic recovery (both U.S. and global) isn’t a genuine recovery because it’s driven by debt and the inflation of new economic bubbles. I’ve been calling it a “Bubblecovery” or a bubble-driven economic recovery. We’re repeating the same mistakes that led … Read more
Noam Chomsky talking about trump-russia collusion. I love this dude. He is still as articulate as ever at 90. Some of you may believe Chomsky is a gate keeper, but I think at his age he has no reason to gate keep. We may even see him go soon as he calls out Bibi in … Read more
by Lalocheziaq ikileaks is literally the most honest publisher in the news as a result of that major governments are trying to silence
Statistic on Billboard Explained In 2008, the United Nations said that $30 billion per year could end hunger on earth, as reported in the New York Times, Los Angeles Times, and many other outlets. The Food and Agriculture Organization has not updated that figure since 2008, and has recently told us that such figures do not require much updating. … Read more
by David Robertson As distasteful as the level of polarization has become in the political arena, it seems to be metastasizing to other areas of our lives as well. The dismal performance of stocks at the end of last year followed by equally spectacular performance in the latest quarter serves as a nice illustration of … Read more
by Jim Quinn “There are three types of lies — lies, damn lies, and statistics.” ― Benjamin Disraeli I used to write a post every time the BLS issued their bullshit jobs propaganda report once per month. I did it during the entire Obama administration, proving month after month the narrative of an improving jobs … Read more
By Dagny Taggart A recent report from Kaiser Health News raises serious concerns about the spread of “medieval diseases” that are resurging in some parts of the US. “Infectious diseases — some that ravaged populations in the Middle Ages — are resurging in California and around the country, and are hitting homeless populations especially hard,” the report explains. … Read more
by Dr. Eowyn Note: This post was originally published in January 2012, but it deserves a re-publishing so that more people read this. † Joyce Arthur, a rabid pro-abort, wrote in “The Fetus Focus Fallacy,” Pro-Choice Press, Spring 2005: Ultimately though, to have a ‘right to life’ requires that one be an individual capable of … Read more
by Raúl Ilargi Meijer Pablo Picasso Crucifixion 1930 President Donald J. Trump The White House 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, N.W. Washington, DC 20500. Mr. President, I write to you because I’m seeing something unfold that concerns you, and I have no way of knowing if you’re aware of it, nor have I seen anyone else … Read more
by Daisy Luther This weekend, on April 6th, we’re having another Y2K. This one is on GPS devices, as they roll over from “week 1024” to “week 1.” Best case? Nothing happens. Not so great case? If you have a Garmin or a TomTom on which you rely for navigating, you could run into trouble. … Read more
by CultureKing86 U.S. Congresswoman and 2020 Democratic presidential candidate Tulsi Gabbard tackles an array of controversial issues ranging from the corporate media’s coverage of RussiaGate to trust-busting Big Tech, and from protection of whistle-blowers to what’s happening in Venezuela.
by Simon Black Each Friday we highlight a number of important, and often bizarre stories from around the world that my team and I are closely following: What age do you identify as? It happens way too often here at Sovereign Man… we joke around about the next outlandish demands of Social Justice Warriors. And … Read more
by Ted Butler via Silver Seek A recent interview with former CFTC Commissioner Bart Chilton nearly knocked me off my feet because it confirmed what I have alleged, starting more than 12 years ago. I’ll include the interview later, but first I will set the background of the subject and timeline in order put Chilton’s words into the … Read more
By Irina Slav Saudi Arabia has threatened the United States to stop using dollars for its oil trades in an attempt to discourage legislators from passing a bill dubbed NOPEC aimed at holding OPEC liable for cartel practices under U.S. law. Reuters reports, citing unnamed sources, that the switch from U.S. dollars to other currencies had … Read more
https://youtu.be/9CYDL79Pc5E This guy is on point. AC
by FS Planning for retirement can often be stressful and quite complicated. Jim Puplava of Financial Sense Wealth Management shared 10 of the most common retirement planning mistakes he’s seen on a recent edition of our Lifetime Income program. He identifies how you can avoid these common mishaps to create a more stable future for your retirement years. 1. … Read more
#Refugees waiting outside #Diavata #camp to let them walk till the #borders There was an unclear call on the internet starting 15 days ago, that Greece’s northern borders would open for the refugees to move on to central Europe. Many of them including families living for years here travelled from different parts of Greece to … Read more
Awesome! Chicago attorney calls for Jussie Smollett to be RE-CHARGED with staging attack and demands investigation into whether city’s top prosecutor interfered in decision to drop felony charges against him. BREAKING — a Chicago attorney has filed a petition asking for a special prosecutor to pursue the case against #JussieSmollett case and look into whether … Read more
HMM: Boeing’s 737 Max Defense Just Got More Difficult. “The 737 Max is as safe as any airplane that has ever flown the skies,” Boeing swiftly concluded. Lion Air was furious that the manufacturer appeared to be casting doubt on its safety culture, but for everyone else it sent a comforting message: Perhaps Boeing was … Read more
HARSH, BUT FAIR: Related: The mass hysteria that has consumed much of our political class since the 2016 election should serve as a very frightening warning about the kind of people we’ve been letting run our country. RICK MORAN: Forecasting Model that Predicted Trump Win in 2016 Shows the President in Good Shape for 2020.“It won’t … Read more
The store closures continue and I will continue to report it. The debt is not without payback. Just like a person can’t live under maximum debt, neither can a corporation or government. The only difference with a government is that they can print money. But of course when they do that, they destroy their currency. … Read more
When you look at certain statistics, things look great. In fact, you would think that prosperity is boundless. Of course, we tend to enjoy reality here. Those who desire the truth don’t want propaganda and manipulation. They simply want to know the big picture. In a world where information is limited and often twisted, we … Read more
The Mayo Clinic defines Attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) is a chronic condition that affects millions of children and often continues into adulthood. ADHD includes a combination of persistent problems, such as difficulty sustaining attention, hyperactivity and impulsive behavior. I define a news and informational ADHD which is even worse because when adults know nothing via inattention … Read more
via MarketWatch: There are ideas that are so ubiquitous that it would be considered blasphemous to oppose them. A common one is that you cannot fight the Fed. If you can’t believe your own eyes based on the action in the bond market over the past six months, then allow me to provide you further … Read more
via publicfinanceinternational: Urgent action is being demanded to tackle a growing debt crisis among poor countries, whose foreign debt payments soared by 85% between 2010 and 2018. The Jubilee Debt Campaign says debts in the developing world are now at their highest level since 2004, fuelled by a lending boom driven by low global interest rates. … Read more