Month: November 2020

People regret voting for biden

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https://twitter.com/Jman1082/status/1324137253111767047?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw%7Ctwcamp%5Etweetembed%7Ctwterm%5E1324137253111767047%7Ctwgr%5Eshare_3&ref_url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.godlikeproductions.com%2Fforum1%2Fmessage4581262%2Fpg1 Biden winning has a very high chance of quite literally ruining my life. I voted for him anyway because all I could see was everyone bullying me for voting selfishly, but I regret it. People are allowed to vote for what benefits them. — wheelchair barbie (but not that one) (@hot_weelz) November 6, 2020 … Read more

Week Wrap-up! Bitcoin Soars Above 15,500 As Investors Seek Protection From Eroding US Dollar (Ethereum Up 6.90%, Silver Up 1.95%)

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by confoundedinterest17 Bitcoin, the popular Cryptocurrency, soared to about 15,500 as investors fear an eroding US Dollar. In percentage terms, Ethereum is up 6.90% today. The US Dollar seems to be spiraling down from a cycle high. But silver is up 1.95% while gold is only up 0.23%. Hi-yo Silver! Iron ore is up 3.87%, but my … Read more

Is It Legit or Is It a Rumor? A County Clerk Answers Questions About the Election Process

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by Daisy Luther of The Organic Prepper Editor’s Note: Do you have questions about all the rumors regarding the election? A county clerk was kind enough to answer these questions anonymously for this informative post. This isn’t a random person I don’t know who is sending in disinformation. It’s a person who I know is a county clerk … Read more

Censorship is the New Norm

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by Martin Armstrong   COMMENT: Just to inform – as feedback – that this blog post was removed from my feed on LinkedIn. This is now the second time LinkedIn has removed a post of yours from my LinkedIn feed. I have been a member and active poster on LinkedIn since 2009. Over those years I … Read more

The true reflection of interest in Trump v Biden

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This reflects voters interests in either candidate. It’s not even close. https://imgur.com/gallery/2WyfNvq#PRB5cNI In nevada is 13 points biden and 87 points Trump. Georgia, another key battleground state, we find biden at 16 points and donald Trump at 84 points. The amount of interest in Trump is many many times higher than biden. Arizona has biden … Read more

There’s a political awakening among voters that Democrats have taken for granted. That’s likely to continue with or without Trump.

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STEPHEN L. CARTER: Democrats Counted Too Heavily on ‘Trump Fatigue:’ Attacks on the president and left-wing slogans turned a potential landslide into a nail-biter. Politico reports that angry party centrists are blaming a combination of the leadership’s smugness in imagining that an anti-Trump message would be sufficient to win the day, as well as the inability … Read more

A 7 point plan to fix our elections

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by Michael Snyder Whether you are a Republican, a Democrat or an Independent, everyone should be able to agree that this election has exposed some very serious flaws in the way that we are currently doing things.  Over the past 24 hours, I have been posting example after example of voting irregularities on The Most Important … Read more

Oil weak despite dollar flat and massive risk-on momentum. Commodities are telling us us a lot about global demand and growth.

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Oil weak despite dollar flat and massive risk-on momentum. Commodities are telling us us a lot about global demand and growth. pic.twitter.com/SWk7cBMRKD — Daniel Lacalle (@dlacalle_IA) November 5, 2020 Occupancy in an office backing a $25.8M #CMBS loan slipped by 24% since the end of 2019 following "tenant departures and downsizings, as well as a … Read more

U.S. Rep. Alex Mooney, who puts key questions to Fed, Treasury, and CFTC, easily re-elected

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by Chris Powell of the Gold Anti-Trust Action Committee (GATA) By Mike Tony Charleston (West Virginia) Gazette-Mail Tuesday, November 3, 2020 U.S. Rep. Alex Mooney held a commanding lead in his bid for a fourth term representing the 2nd Congressional District. As of midnight with nearly all precincts reporting, Mooney, a Republican, had tallied 156,184 votes to Democratic challenger … Read more

Why Asset Bubbles Involve So Much More Than Just Rising Prices

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by Frank Shostak via Mises According to the Financial Times from October 18, 2020, senior Federal Reserve officials are calling for tougher financial regulation to prevent the US central bank’s low interest rate policies from giving rise to excessive risk taking and asset bubbles in the markets. Eric Rosengren, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston, told the Financial Times that the … Read more