by bastardlessword So, many people here is against 5G implementation because of its possibility of producing cancer or many other diseases. But i think that the main danger of this tech is how it could be used for surveillance and how pretty much nobody could escape from the eyes of the big brother (unless you … Read more
Whoa! This is earth shattering. No wonder Lying Adam Schiff and his Democrat cohorts don’t want their suspected whistleblower Eric Ciaramella outed to the public. This is because they all know that Ciaramella was in President Trump’s White House and his purpose was specifically to spy on the Trump Administration. Dan Bongino put this all … Read more
Need a translator to interpret your business without altering your slogan? Here you are in the right place. This article explores guidelines of ensuring your slogan is maintained during translation. Wrong translations have been witnesses across the world more so when companies choose to go global. No matter how much harmless such translation can be … Read more
Photo by Flickr.com | CC BY | Photoshopped From Birch Gold Group As expected, the Federal Reserve cut rates a quarter point on Wednesday. CNBC reported on the specifics, saying, “In a vote widely anticipated by financial markets, the central bank’s Federal Open Market Committee lowered its benchmark funds rate by 25 basis points to a range of 1.5% to 1.75%.” If … Read more
by John Ward Overconfidence is here again. Not only is real, Sovereign Brexit slipping yet again from our grasp: there are many disastrous trends voting cannot reverse. ¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤ Another daily dose of reality for those in the ‘bring it on’ camps of Labour and the Brexit Party: I’m all for accepting that TBP levels are underclaimed … Read more
by Michael Snyder Ever since he announced that he was running for president, Joe Biden has been the frontrunner for the Democratic nomination. And the good news for the Biden campaign is that he is still leading in most major national polls. But the bad news is that his numbers have been steadily falling. At one … Read more
by Michael Snyder When some good economic news comes along, we should be thankful for it, because such moments are becoming increasingly rare. On Friday, the Labor Department announced that the U.S. economy added 128,000 jobs last month, and that definitely exceeded expectations. Of course the truth is that the U.S. economy didn’t actually add … Read more
by WARREN MOSLE Highlights On the low side of expectations but not at increasing rates of contraction are the results of ISM’s manufacturing report for October. At 48.3, the index missed Econoday’s consensus by 1 point but gained a 1/2 point from September. New orders improved nearly 2 points in October but, at 49.1, are … Read more
