Month: November 2021

Gas prices hit a 7 year high and Biden is at a global conference talking about decreasing American oil production and raising gas taxes even higher. 2024 can’t come fast enough.

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As world leaders gather in Scotland for the United Nations climate conference, Americans are facing the highest prices for gasoline since 2014. The national average price of gas rose two cents over the past week to $3.402, according to the American Automobile Association. One month ago, the national average was $3.192. One year ago, it … Read more

Cars To Be Equipped With “In-Air” Alcohol Detection Systems That Test The Breath Of Everyone

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by mapi Big Brother will soon be able to stop a person from driving their car if it detects any alcohol in their breath. The Automotive Coalition for Traffic Safety, Inc.(ACTS) and the Driver Alcohol Detection System for Safety (DADSS) program have created an open source “in-air” alcohol detection system for new vehicles. “The new technology is the … Read more

This Ridiculous Accounting Gimmick Has Opened the Door to Potentially Massive Profits

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by The Phoenix Inflation is bad… so much worse than the official numbers admit. Dissecting all the gimmicks the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) employed to understate the official inflation numbers would take pages and pages than we have this week. However, one of the more egregious examples concerns its “Shelter” component which is supposed to … Read more

Amsterdam Real Housing Prices Highest in 400 Years: An Analysis of a Bubble

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by Jan Nieuwenhuijs via The Gold Observer Housing prices in Amsterdam, corrected for inflation, have never been this high since recorded history. Next to low interest rates, the cause of rapidly rising prices is a feedback cycle between banks and consumers having become addicted to mortgage lending and ever-increasing prices. With the Great Financial Crisis—caused by a real … Read more