Month: July 2019

THE SILENCE OF “THE RIGHT:” Why Do We Have to Turn to Leftwingers Like Tim Pool and Brett Weinstein to Hear Challenges to Leftist Mob-Rule that Paid Members of the “Conservative” Media Should Be Offering Themselves?

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via ace.mu.nu: I wonder how long they think this can go on, as we ignore the official organs of the pseudo-right and instead turn to left-wing truth-tellers. Andy Ngo’s first person account of being attacked by a government-supported black-clad paramilitary is worth reading. Ngo spoke with Brett Weinstein, both discussing their own stalkings by the leftwing mob. In … Read more

CNN to pay out $70,000,000 for firing cameramen and technicians then replacing them with non union workers.

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via washingtonexaminer: CNN has agreed to pay $70 million to settle a 15-year-old labor lawsuit brought by over 200 former CNN camera operators, broadcast engineers, and other technicians. The group of employees sued the network after it replaced them with non-union workers. The plaintiffs accused the network of cutting them in order to avoid negotiating with their union … Read more

China Lake Base Not Mission Capable – 100 Mile Evacuation Radius

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RIDGECREST, Calif. — The series of earthquakes that struck Southern California rendered Naval Air Weapons Station China Lake not mission-capable. In a post to the base’s Facebook page, Rear Admiral Bette Bolivar said non-essential active duty, drilling reservists, civilian employees and dependents are authorized to evacuate to a radius of within 100 miles of “safe … Read more

Goodbye Dollar, It Was Nice Knowing You!

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by Philip Giraldi via Strategic Culture Foundation Over the past two years, the White House has initiated trade disputes, insulted allies and enemies alike, and withdrawn from or refused to ratify multinational treaties and agreements. It has also expanded the reach of its unilaterally imposed rules, forcing other nations to abide by its demands or face economic sanctions. … Read more

When Obama’s Minions Think You’ve Gone Too Far

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Obama’s DHS Secretary Jeh Johnson: The Democrats’ Immigration Rhetoric Is Essentially a Declaration of Open Borders Which Would Cause Mass Illegal Immigration to Explode. Well, yes. But they see this as a good thing. And they’re not bringing in all those illegals to have them not vote in elections. These are millions of Democrats For Life we’re … Read more

TO BE FAIR, IT WAS A BATTLE OF WITS: James Delingpole: Kanye wipes the floor with David Letterman.

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via spectator.co.uk: The key moment comes when Kanye, after discussing his bipolar disorder (which he refuses to treat with drugs, preferring to enjoy what he calls ‘ramping up’), chooses (in his oblique, meandering way) to lament the climate of fear that has been generated among men in the witchhunt atmosphere of #MeToo. Letterman looks uneasy at … Read more

Wondering why low mortgage rates haven’t goosed the housing market? Here’s the answer

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Via The Housing Wire American household income fell in May, even with the unemployment rate at the lowest level in almost 50 years. Median household income fell 0.6% from the prior month to $63,799, according to a report by Sentier Research on Tuesday. That’s combined gross wages plus retirement and military benefits of all people sharing a housing unit. … Read more

Bizarro World: The Fed is concerned about families’ economic hardship–that their policies fueled.

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by Sparky1   “Just because folks on Wall Street think things are fine doesn’t mean most Americans feel like things are fine,” said Ray Boshara, director of the Center for Household Financial Stability at the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis. “When every day is a rainy day for millions of families, things are not fine.” … Read more

Julian Assange and the Real War on the Free Press

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via theamericanconservative: Trump administration officials were enthusiastic when Ecuador decided to expel Julian Assange from its embassy in London, where he had received sanctuary for nearly seven years. British authorities promptly jailed him for jumping bail on sexual assault charges in Sweden, and U.S. officials began plans to have Assange extradited to face espionage charges in … Read more

SPACE: Amazon Seeks Permission To Launch 3,236 Internet Satellites.

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Amazon is asking the FCC for permission to launch 3,236 satellites that would be used to establish a globe-spanning internet network. Seeking Alpha reported that Amazon expects “to offer service to tens of millions of underserved customers around the world” via the network, which the company is developing under the codename Project Kuiper. Tom’s Hardware reports:So what does this … Read more

The Extreme Temperatures of the Universe

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by visualcapitalist For most of us, temperature is a very easy variable to overlook. Our vehicles and indoor spaces are climate controlled, fridges keep our food consistently chilled, and with a small twist of the tap, we get water that’s the optimal temperature. Of course, our concept of what’s hot or cold is actually very narrow … Read more

Jeffrey Epstein arrested

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via thedailybeast: Billionaire pedophile Jeffrey Epstein was arrested for allegedly sex traffickingdozens of minors in New York and Florida between 2002 and 2005, and will appear in court in New York on Monday, according to three law enforcement sources. The arrest, by the FBI-NYPD Crimes Against Children Task Force, comes about 12 years after the 66-year-old financier essentially got … Read more

A republican worth 1.8 billion and big time Republican donator entire bloodline wiped out as him and family die in heli crash

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via NYPOST: West Virginia coal tycoon Chris Cline was rushing his 22-year-old daughter to a Florida hospital for a medical emergency when their helicopter plunged into the Bahamian sea, according to a report. Kameron Cline, 22, began experiencing the unspecified medical issue while attending her dad’s birthday party on his private island near Grand Cay, a friend of … Read more

Ten Big Steps down the Road to Recession

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by David Haggith First, a decline in manufacturing, and then a slump in service industries, now a broad-spectrum inversion of the yield curve hitting its most critical metric this week, unemployment finally starting to rise again, a one-year relentless housing decline across most of the nation and the world, carmageddon pressing car dealers to offer big incentives once … Read more