Month: June 2021

Is There A Global Silver Shortage? The End Is Close?

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Dave Kranzler with Chris Marcus via Arcadia Economics Dave Kranzler: Is there a global silver shortage With the US Mint admitting that there’s actually a “global silver shortage,” it makes you wonder if this scheme is close to the end of the road. Dave Kranzler joins me to discuss silver supply and the interesting comments from the Mint and … Read more

Crowdfunded effort by “Google whistleblower” Zach Vorhies is underway to fight back against big tech censorship

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by: JD Heyes (Natural News) Conservatives and even independent-minded people who support the free flow of information are well aware of the censorship of certain news and content that the social media giants deem to be ‘outside the lines’ of accepted narratives on many issues. They know that the censorship has been building for years … Read more

Three Ways To Teach Your Kids To Invest Smart.

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by Richard Rosso Three ways to teach your kids to invest “smart” is something I take to heart because even though she’s 22 years old, I still assist my daughter in navigating the financial landscape. When I was a boy, my paternal grandfather – a depression-era blue-collar sort  – repeatedly advised me to invest smart, not … Read more

Obama Admin Caught Spying

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Former Democrat President Barack Obama’s administration reportedly spied on U.S. allies in Europe and top European politicians – including German Chancellor Angela Merkel – by using Denmark’s Defense Intelligence Service (FE). “The findings are the result of a 2015 internal investigation in the Danish Defense Intelligence Service into NSA’s role in the partnership,” Reuters reported. “According … Read more

10% of people living in Los Angeles County plan to move away in the next year, USC study finds

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LOS ANGELES (CNS) — Los Angeles residents are less satisfied with their quality of life compared to people throughout California and the U.S., but perceive less crime, vandalism, and drug and alcohol use in their neighborhoods than two years ago, according to the second annual USC Dornsife-Union Bank LABarometer livability survey, released Wednesday. According to … Read more

Baltimore Police Commissioner: No downside to being a criminal in Baltimore

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BALTIMORE (WBFF) – Amid surging shooting and in the aftermath of an explosive Holiday weekend Baltimore Police Commissioner Michael Harrison appeared on WBAL Radio. “It’s a lack of consequences for carrying guns, fear or a lack of fear for those consequences.” Those words, often repeated by critics took many by surprise including Republican State Delegate … Read more

Russia Just Exited The Dollar!

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https://twitter.com/disclosetv/status/1400395125147197445 The Russian Ministry of Finance will introduce changes to the structure of the National Wealth Fund within a month, as the share of the US dollar will decrease to zero and the share of yuan will grow to 30 percent. “Just as the Central Bank, we made a decision to reduce the National Wealth … Read more

Taxpayer-funded Secret Service guarded Hunter while he enjoyed “a week-long drug and prostitute binge in a Hollywood hotel

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A private security firm hired a high-ranking U.S. Secret Service agent as CEO one week after he ran an intervention on Hunter Biden amid an alleged drug and prostitute binge at a Los Angeles hotel room in 2018, text messages reportedly show. “Press releases by a private security firm published a week after the text … Read more

Biden Administration Officially Embraces Globo Homo System

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By Chris Black Here’s from Business Insider: On his first day in office, Biden signed an executive order calling on federal agencies to re-enforce protections for LGBTQ+ individuals and prohibit discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation or gender identity in education, employment, healthcare, housing, and other areas.  A few days later, Biden reversed a Trump-era policy that largely … Read more

Inflation Risk: The Hidden Tax And The Way Out

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by Claudio Grass via Claudiograss.ch The hidden tax A lot of people might be aware of historical cases of hyperinflation, like that of Hungary and the Weimar Republic, or even contemporary ones, like that of Venezuela. And yet, these are taught or reported like extreme cases, very far removed from the daily experience of most modern Western citizens. … Read more

Food Prices To Soar Higher As California Farmers Destroy Crops Because Dust Bowl Conditions Continue To Spread

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by Michael Snyder What is happening in California right now is going to affect every man, woman and child in the entire country.  Today, California has 24.6 million acres of farmland, and the state produces more of our fruits and vegetables than anyone else by a very wide margin.  So if agricultural production is dramatically reduced because … Read more

Stocks Are Preparing For a Major Breakout

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by The Phoenix Stocks continue to churn. The S&P 500 has been in a consolidation phase since mid-April. Yes, we’ve had a few runs to new all-time highs, but as the below chart shows, most of the action has been sideways (see the blue box in the chart below). Whenever markets enter a consolidation phase, the … Read more

Three To Five Year Ramp-Up: $25,000 Gold Coming

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Pierre Lassonde on Palisades Gold Radio To subscribe to our newsletter and get notified of new shows, please visit http://palisadesradio.ca Pierre discusses how the dollar and a low-interest-rate environment are good for gold. Real interest rates have to remain low or the debt can’t be repaid. Effectively today, we have negative interest rates, and that is always good … Read more