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Survey from @theMRC shows 45.1% of Biden voters in battleground states were not aware of the Hunter Biden scandal

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One of every six Biden voters (17%) said they would have abandoned the Democratic candidate had they known the facts about one or more of these news stories https://t.co/ybp2RZLjCR — Jack Posobiec (@JackPosobiec) November 24, 2020  Burying Biden’s Bad News: The media’s censorship of Biden’s scandals had the strongest impact on this year’s election. According to our survey, … Read more

Biden reveals plan to DISARM and TAX American gun owners

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Biden wants to take your guns away. pic.twitter.com/NZPZ3epNQu — Ian Miles Cheong (@ianmiles) November 24, 2020 Can't wait for the Chinese Communist Party to have access to Biden's federal gun owner registry to disarm every America. The only guns Americans are going to have under a Biden presidency are finger guns. pic.twitter.com/sJE38caBty — Ian Miles … Read more

Doug Casey’s Take: The Orwellian Corruption of Language

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Doug Casey’s Take, Released on 11/24/20 If George Orwell could see us now… Doug Casey is an American-born libertarian economist and advocate of the free market. He is a bestselling financial author, international investor, entrepreneur, and the founder and chairman of Casey Research, a provider of subscription financial analysis about specific market verticals including natural resources/metals/mining, … Read more

US Home Prices Skyrocket 7% YoY In Infinite Liquidity World

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by confoundedinterest17 Former bubble perpetuater Janet Yellen has been named as US Treasury secretary joining Jerome “Bubbles” Powell on the infinite liquidity squad in Washington DC. Case and Shiller home price indices rose dramatically in September. With the National home price index rising 6.96% YoY. Yes, infinite liquidity from The Federal Reserve is helping to push … Read more

Square and PayPal may be the new whales in the crypto market as clients flock to buy bitcoin

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https://www.cnbc.com/2020/11/24/square-and-paypal-emerge-as-whales-in-the-crypto-market-.html PayPal and Square clients are buying most of the new bitcoin supply entering the market each day, according to analysis by Pantera Capital. The fintech companies’ moves into crypto makes it easier for new investors to casually buy, versus opening up a dedicated cryptocurrency exchange account. It adds to a number of factors helping … Read more

This is 2020 in a nutshell: Dow hits 30,000 for first time ever (+62% since March 23) Meanwhile, thousands wait in line for free food in Houston. Food banks across the US warn of growing need. Over 20 million are on unemployment aid

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https://twitter.com/PriapusIQ/status/1331338257733398530 Long lines form at food banks across country ahead of Thanksgiving… Maybe the craziest stock chart you will ever see in your lifetime and possibly the biggest bubble. $TSLA pic.twitter.com/YJfp4geoIa — Greg (@GS_CapSF) November 24, 2020 #Tesla hits $500bn mark as the meteoric rally continues. Musk stock has risen 564% this year. pic.twitter.com/Gep7VMu7g5 — … Read more

Tucker Carlson: A system can’t function if no one trusts the vote

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by DCG pic.twitter.com/Za1BByChjN — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) November 24, 2020 The media is our enemy. Big Tech is our enemy. Censorship is their goal. Their ultimate goal: Control. Wuhan virus is proof of that. We’re now on day 240-something of “flattening the curve.” In the last minute of this interview, Dr. Robert Epstein states, “We … Read more

Lockdown Madness Escalates with John Rubino

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from Kerry Lutz’s Financial Survival Network John Rubino is back… Lockdowns are spreading, and people are back to hoarding toilet paper and bullets. A landmark Danish study finds no significant effect for facemask wearers. Only minimal stimulus seems likely during the transition. (Funny how anything less than a trillion dollars seems minimal these days.) Is another broad-based … Read more

Police Monitor Schoolkids Grades To Determine Who Will Become A Criminal

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by mapi credit:NEA.org Imagine a world where police can foretell a child’s future simply by looking at their school grades. Welcome to the unbelievable world of predictive policing American style. Apparently the Pasco Sheriff’s Office (PSO) considers a student with low grades and poor discipline records to be a future criminal. According to a recent Tampa … Read more

A1 Shredding and Recycling Inc. in GA have contacted GA SOS Div. of elections as well as FBI for assistance

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REPORT: Statement issued by @A1Shreds, "We believe strongly in the democratic process and feel Georgians and all Americans deserve to have confidence in the election process. We have contacted the Georgia SOS's Div. of elections as well as the @FBI for assistance…" pic.twitter.com/UgBT8jMVT6 — John Basham (@JohnBasham) November 24, 2020       h/t dr0id

Even At The Peak Of The Dotcom Mania Stock Market Sentiment Was Not As Euphoric As It Is Today

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by jessefelder It was almost a year ago that I highlighted the fact that Rydex traders were getting very bullish again. To be clear, I’m referring to the Rydex Ratio, “or the measure of Rydex traders’ assets in bear funds and money market funds relative to their assets in bull funds and sector funds.” As of last … Read more

If Joe Biden Won, Why Isn’t China’s Stock Market Exploding Higher?

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by The Phoenix The media has officially called the election for Joe Biden, despite the fact he has yet to actually win anything. As I’ve noted previously, unless President Trump formally concedes, Joe Biden is NOT the President elect until December 14th at the earliest (that’s when states formally cast their electoral college votes). Note that the … Read more

Is Chocolate Next To Disappear In A Massive Wave Of Panic Buying, Just Like Toilet Paper?

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via silverdoctors: (by Half Dollar) My family went out to eat last weekend. Here were some of the delicious things we enjoyed, in no particular order: Beer & soda Chicken, salmon, shrimp, and steak Pasta, potatoes, and rice Salad, rolls, and etcetera Now, of all the things we ate, guess which one had a “surcharge”, for whatever … Read more