On Wire

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BfasSaYJOp4 #US senators have resorted to #bullying tactics threatening a Swiss company with sanctions that could cripple its business, if it doesn’t stop working on the construction of the #NordStream2 pipeline.  

New Daniel Amerman article is out and it is very interesting! According to Amerman’s analysis, for the last 12 weeks there has been a stunning correlation between the total weekly funding of deficits by the Federal Reserve and the weekly deficit spending by the United States government. Funding Of U.S. Deficits By Monetary Creation Reaches … Read more

by DCG Liberal utopia of Seattle/Q13 Fox photo You will not believe the amount of taxpayer dollars Gov. Jay Inslee wants to spend to fight homelessness in his state. Actually, it’s not surprising at all. What IS surprising is the small impact the MILLIONS of dollars will have in solving anything associated with the homeless industrial … Read more

BY SRSROCCO As Global Debt reached a new record high of $250 trillion this year, gold and silver came briefly back on the radar for investors.  After five long years, the precious metals finally broke through key technical levels this summer.  However, after the Fed started the Repo Operations in September and the $60 billion … Read more

by Martin Armstrong The biggest snowstorm in recorded memory has hit Iceland. The Emigration Center is under 30 feet of snow. It has never snowed like this so horses typically remained outside and not in barns. This snowstorm has killed up to 80 horses. Nobody has ever seen a winter like this before. They must be … Read more

by Dr. Eowyn Virginia was a “swing” state in presidential elections. On Tuesday, November 6, 2019, however, the state became a solid “blue”. With Democrats already holding the state’s three highest offices (governor, lieutenant governor and attorney general), after two years of Republican control of the state House and Senate by single-seat majorities, the voters of … Read more

by The Phoenix President Trump was about the Federal Reserve being too hawkish with monetary policy in 2018. And he’s correct now to suggest the Fed should be easing more aggressively. To be clear, the Fed was correct to raise rates and attempt a balance sheet normalization, the pace of both operations was far too aggressive. … Read more

From Birch Gold Group Price inflation (CPI) climbed from 1.8% in October to 2.1%, its highest rate in 2019, according to official sources. CPI is also up 0.5% since June. As usual, if we look beyond the government’s official numbers, we can see that “real” inflation has risen to almost6% (blue line on the chart below): The reason for the difference in … Read more

via rushlimbaugh: RUSH: I want you to hear an audio sound bite. CNN just this afternoon, they had a montage of voters in Boston talking about impeachment. Now, CNN has been desperate to find Trump voters who are turning on Trump. They have been out to various states, battleground states with their video crews trying to … Read more

by Martin Armstrong Wikipedia is a professional propaganda organization that allows fakes news and outright illegal propaganda to dominate the internet. Most schools no longer accept Wikipedia as a valid source for citation in universities. The only areas where Wikipedia may be accurate are where the topics have nothing to do with a political agenda. … Read more

via Kurt Schlichter Surprising no one, recent revelations demonstrate that not only is Afghanistan a hopeless wreck but our glorious foreign policy elite has been lying about it for going on two decades. Remember, these people are our betters, our moral superiors, the people we should genuflect to and obey because of their wisdom and insights and credentials. … Read more

by Fabius Maximus  Summary: Do not see this film. Instead hit the tip jar on the left sidebar, then stay home and watch a great old film. You will save a few bucks and not waste several hours of your life. The original Star Wars trilogy will become classics, watched 50 years from now. The Force Awakens re-told … Read more