YouTube/PeterSchiff, Released on 7/19/21 The power to inflate is the power to destroy. Fed insures most Americans are living on the edge. Quantitative Easing is just another word for government debt monetization. We’re always just one bubble away from the next financial crisis. Government creates a moral hazard with every subsidy it gets involved in. … Read more
Rep. Steve Toth has filed a bill (HB 241) for forensic audit in the Top 13 population counties in Texas. Here is the current text to HB 241 in the Texas House. 87S10405 MLH-D By: Toth H.B. No. 241 A BILL TO BE ENTITLED AN ACT relating to a forensic audit of 2020 election results … Read more
by visualcapitalist Some things simply sound too good to be true, but when money is involved, our judgement can become clouded. This is often the case with Ponzi schemes, a type of financial fraud that lures investors by promising abnormally high returns. Money brought in by new members is used to pay the scheme’s founders, as well … Read more
All you have to do to sell your home for cash is find a real estate investor, provide the property information, and wait for the specialist to come up with an offer. After that, you would need to sign the necessary contracts, close the deal, and receive your cash. Unfortunately, in most cases, if a … Read more
https://youtu.be/d7JJyPB4SaE China’s water ministry said on Monday two dams collapsed in Inner Mongolia due to heavy rains. The dams with a combined water capacity of 1.6 trillion cubic feet collapsed on Sunday as people were quickly evacuated. Authorities said no casualties were reported. The dams were destroyed after Hulunbuir city where the dams were hosted received 87 millimetres of rainfall over … Read more
Water levels in the Great Salt Lake, Utah are almost at a record 58-year low and they are nine feet lower than average, according to the Daily Star. The vast lake doesn’t usually hit lows until October. Kevin Perry, chairman of the Department of Atmospheric Sciences at the University of Utah, warned that as the … Read more
(WND) ‘We will use nuclear bombs continuously’ A video has appeared online that reportedly is circulating among Chinese Communist Party channels in which the repressive regime on the mainland there threatens to unleash a “continuous” nuclear war on the world. “When we liberate Taiwan, if Japan dares to intervene by force, even if it only … Read more
WILMINGTON, Del. (CBS) — In Wilmington Monday morning, Gov. John Carney signed a bill that will raise Delaware’s minimum wage to $15 an hour. The wage increase will be phased in. The minimum will go up to $10.50 on Jan. 1. It will continue rising each year until it hits $15 an hour in 2025. … Read more
by Michael Snyder While most Americans remain in a deep state of slumber, global events are moving us a little bit closer to military conflict with each passing day. U.S. relations with China are rapidly going down the tubes, and this is something that should greatly concern all of us, because it has very serious … Read more
via Dailycaller: Since before the 2020 election, President Joe Biden and others have attempted to draw comparisons between his administration and that of Franklin Delano Roosevelt — but the reality is shaping up to look a lot more like former President Jimmy Carter’s tenure in office. Biden fostered that comparison as he made one of his last … Read more
https://twitter.com/JackPosobiec/status/1417132400983912451 Why is it so hard for voting machines to count results? Is this the first time in history that Democrats left "test ballots" in the count? https://t.co/jiktMnb0As — Matthew S. DePerno, Esq. (@mdeperno) June 30, 2021 AZ Democrats: The voting machines are tamper proof, but we can't use the ones that were looked at … Read more
MSNBC host Kasie Hunt took many by surprise when she suddenly announced that she was quitting the network. The news caught fans by surprise, with some reacting with “disbelief” at the sudden announcement. “I’ve got a little bit of bittersweet news from me this morning,” she announced on her MSNBC show. “This is going to … Read more
They’re getting bolder. https://youtu.be/c3m0P5foCFs h/t _NoSoup4You
There was a remarkable statistic in the latest Flow Show report from BofA’s Michael Hartnett: according to the CIO’s calculations, “the Fed is spending $336 million every 60 minutes buying bonds, while the US federal government is spending $875 million every hour this year”, a staggering amount made possible only by the recent merger between the Fed and … Read more
View post on imgur.com 43 year old Laurel Hubbard’s inclusion “does not violate the current rules on the books,” the committee ruled, according to the New York Post. She would be the first transgender athlete to compete in the Olympic Games, despite the fact that transgender athletes have been allowed to compete in the Olympics … Read more
Infowars, Released on 7/19/21 “We’ve got serious murderers killing everybody around us and they think it’s funny!”
NEW: Getting a bit hectic here in Del Rio. Massive group of 300+ migrants wants to be let into the US. Some migrant families being let through, but adult men try to force their way through the gate. BP and troopers have to yell at them to get back. @FoxNews pic.twitter.com/7E4KIHmNVs — Bill Melugin (@BillMelugin_) … Read more
A Chinese national and two co-defendants have been sentenced in connection with an attempt to use false export information to export maritime raiding craft and military-model engines through fraud to China, and in violation of Unites States law. Ge Songtao, a 51-year-old from Nanjing, China, pleaded guilty to the charges on November 2, 2020, and was … Read more
Malaysian cops seized and destroyed 1,069 bitcoin mining rigs by crushing them with a steamroller — after the miners allegedly siphoned off almost $2 million worth of electricity to power the energy-intensive machines. The machines, which were estimated to be worth about $1.25 million, were seized in a joint operation carried out by police … Read more
BY JOHN RUBINO Short-term interest rates are now as negative as they were in the inflationary 1970s. But that’s where the similarity ends. As the above chart shows, 1970s indebtedness was relatively modest as a percentage of GDP, which gave that financial system the resiliency to withstand the double-digit interest rates necessary to throttle inflation and … Read more
Too Much Money Chasing Too Few Goods and Services Inflation can be considered a tax, an especially regressive one, falling harder on those with lower income and/or assets. Yellen is quite concerned about hotter inflation and housing market The U.S. Treasury Secretary Yellen is now also concerned about hotter inflation and the housing market. On … Read more
