by dpow Sorry for the long post, but people are really starting to piss me off, and I feel obligated to go on a bit of a rant here. I see that there are quite a few people on GLP that are telling Texans “Suck it up wimps! It’s just a little cold! You would never … Read more
CNN and NBC each paid left-wing filmmaker John Sullivan $35,000 for his footage of violence during the Capitol riot, according to court documents filed by his attorneys. The radical agitator got paid.🔻https://t.co/QthYSK2izC — Kyle Becker (@kylenabecker) February 17, 2021 Politico reported Tuesday that a federal magistrate judge allowed Sullivan to keep his Twitter and Facebook accounts, “but … Read more
The line outside of the @HEB on South Congress is crazy. An absolutely insane scene. pic.twitter.com/awzVsrEnhK — J.B. Sauceda (@jaybsauceda) February 16, 2021 If families only stored a week or so worth of food…they are in trouble. When the back of the line finally gets in…if they do, the shelves will be empty. With power … Read more
by Shaun Richards The issue of inflation has returned as we have begun 2021 and it comes in various guises. The simplest is that as recently as yesterday we got an official denial. Fed’s Daly: – “Too-high inflation” not a risk to think about at the moment – Don’t see “unwanted inflation” around the corner … Read more
by Martin Armstrong EURONEXT has now beaten out London retaking back the financial capital insofar as stock trading is concerned thanks to Boris Johnson and of course BREXIT. The numbers are in and Amsterdam surpassed London with an average of €9.2bn shares a day traded on Euronext in January 2021, which was been a 400% … Read more
By Chris Black Parler, also known as Republican Twitter, was relaunched this week. According to some naïve people, Parler is supposed to be a free speech alternative to Twitter, but truth be told we already have that for years. And obviously I am talking about Gab. Just to refresh your memory, Parler was basically deplatformed … Read more
A Los Angeles County health inspector was caught on camera dancing moments after she ordered a brewery to shut down on Super Bowl Sunday, claiming the establishment was in violation of county health guidelines — only she wound up being wrong. https://www.theblaze.com/news/linspector-dances-after-shutting-down-brewery
All the best. Storm info for the beginning of the day on Wednesday Feb 17 Customers Power Out (not people – customers) Texas 2,777,129 Oklahoma 12 Arkansas 465 Louisiana 45,849 Missouri 237 Kansas 17 Kentucky 102,590 https://poweroutage.us/ No other state appears to have had the electrical distribution system collapse that Texas has had. With the … Read more
Tonight: A deep freeze sends Texas electricity prices soaring 10,000%; Citibank can’t fix a $500 million oopsie; and vegan KitKats are now a thing. Let’s get into it. FROZEN OVER Unthinkably cold temperatures have knocked Texas’ energy facilities offline. Electricity prices spiked more than 10,000% when the winter storm hit this week. There are blackouts … Read more
by Robert Ross We need every last drop of water we can find on this planet. And we’re about to need a lot more. There are 327 million people in America today. By 2050, the US population is projected to climb as high as 440 million. So, the US government is investing heavily in water infrastructure. PricewaterhouseCoopers … Read more
by Michael Lebowitz Bye Bye Brokers The Game Stop (GME) shenanigans are another reminder of the systematic risks lurking in the financial markets. Equally important, the incident highlights how certain players prevent markets from running more efficiently. The inherent dangers and market inefficiencies are not only borne by market participants but by every citizen. This … Read more
Biden does not speak out against China’s human rights violations in Hong Kong, disturbing actions against Uighur minorities, and Taiwan because “culturally there are different norms” for each country… https://twitter.com/disclosetv/status/1361988752680378375 So – is he saying for instance it’s okay to behead people in the Middle East because its their culture? Or is it just China … Read more
by Michael Snyder Many Americans were perfectly fine with Islamic terrorists being shipped off to Guantanamo Bay where they would be endlessly waterboarded and tortured in countless other ways. But now members of Congress are talking about “applying the same penalties” to domestic “extremists” here in the United States. Does that mean that American citizens … Read more
Yahoo Finance’s Aikiko Fujita and Zack Guzman discuss the Reuters report on the increase in TikTok’s ad business in the United States.
AUSTIN (KXAN) — Subfreezing temperatures have been in place in Austin for more than 100 hours, and our fourth winter storm in less than a week is beginning tonight. As of Tuesday evening, approximately 1 million customers of Central Texas power utilities are without power and heat. Brutal cold and lack of electricity are presenting … Read more
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=agFrl4hdm8I Mike LaChance from American Lookout reports, TJ Ducklo was the deputy press secretary for the Biden administration. He was suspended for one week on Friday for allegedly threatening a female reporter who was working on a story he did not want to be covered, and then resigned after his comments blew up in his … Read more
by Charles Hugh-Smith The lifestyle you ordered in the euphoria will be out of stock in the panic. Humans running Wetware 1.0 (which is all of us) love to gamble, and we are entranced by the thrill of victory and the agony of defeat. When there’s a market for speculation, these wild swings of emotion manifest as euphoria (I’m … Read more
By Irina Slav The message that we need to electrify everything that currently uses fossil fuels to generate energy has become the dominant message of the energy transition. Solar, wind, and energy storage—perhaps with the help of hydropower and some nuclear—can handle the energy needs of mankind, the argument goes, and do it with a … Read more
by Financial Argument via Financial Argument This supply problem, or the container crisis, is an important reason for the price increases in food products and shortage all-around, which will become more severe in the coming weeks. It can cause food shortages or food crisis. We have to take this container crisis very seriously. Be prepared for price hikes … Read more
by Bix Weir of Road to Roota Volumes on SLV are starting to spike again just like they did on Jan 27th before the “Big Silver Squeeze” weekend! Today should have DOUBLE THE SHARE VOLUME based off the 65 day average…hang on tight as the COMEX Deliveries look to OVERWHELM the Silver Cabal AGAIN!
Pat Gray talks about a story of an illegal immigrant who injured himself trying to climb the border wall into the US. Guess what? Somehow it’s being viewed as our fault… AO
From Birch Gold Group This week, Your News to Know rounds up the latest top stories involving gold and the overall economy. Stories include: The disconnect between gold and silver bullion demand and price, we could be months away from $50 silver, and trove of antique Roman silver coins unearthed in Turkey. Why bullion prices don’t … Read more
