by CaptKirkB The people of Haiti are overthrowing their American backed regime due to misuse of funds from Venezuela and we aren’t suppose to know about it. Revolutionaries destroyed police headquarters, attacked residences of government officials, and burned a jail and courts to the ground in different parts of Haiti on Friday. Insurgents are fighting … Read more
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by John W. Whitehead “Of all the enemies to public liberty war is, perhaps, the most to be dreaded because it comprises and develops the germ of every other. War is the parent of armies; from these proceed debts and taxes… known instruments for bringing the many under the domination of the few.… No nation could … Read more
via cbslocal: LOS ANGELES (CBSLA) — Four-dollar gas has returned to Southern California. Two weeks of daily price hikes have sent the average price of a gallon of self-serve regular gasoline well over the $4 mark across the region, even in outlying areas where prices are usually cheaper. Flashback: Aren’t California’s High Gas Prices What The Left Have … Read more
via NYPOST: The stock market’s most dangerous month begins today, and I’m going to tell you what is likely to happen that will make this October potentially the most dangerous of them all. Another October stock market crash as in 1907, 1929, 1987 or the near-crash in 1989? I can’t predict that. But I can … Read more
The deliberate dumbing down of America. via theamericanconservative: In the future, historians will look back upon the suicide of our civilization and will see this poison for what it is. In Seattle, the city’s public schools have decided that everything, even mathematics, has to be seen through the lens of oppression and racism. Below are actual … Read more
By David Stockman Europe’s economy looks increasingly likely it is headed towards a recession, as data released on Tuesday shows that manufacturing is at its lowest level since the last financial crisis in the eurozone. According to IHS Markit, manufacturing is at its lowest level since October 2012, and it looks like it will continue to … Read more
by Bix Weir from Road To Roota $55B today when ALL the “quarter end” troubles were supposed to be behind the banks…who could have predicted that? They will soon (in 2019) come to the US Congress for a $20 Trillion bailout and then it’s up to us to say NO!!
By Nick Cunningham U.S. oil production fell in July, another worrying sign for the shale industry. The latest EIA data shows that oil output fell sharply in July, dipping by 276,000 barrels per day. The decrease can be chalked up to outages related to a hurricane that forced oil companies to temporarily idle operations in … Read more
by Simon Black Precisely one year ago today, the US federal government opened Fiscal Year 2019 with a total debt level of $21.6 trillion: Specifically, the US federal debt on October 1st last year was $21,606,948,183,180.23 Today is the start of the government’s 2020 Fiscal Year. And the total debt is now $22,622,684,674,364.43 That means they accumulated … Read more