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  Union: L.A. officer has typhoid fever, 5 others show symptoms (philly.com) LOS ANGELES — A Los Angeles police detective has been diagnosed with typhoid fever, a rare illness typically spread through contaminated food or water, and at least five other officers who work in the same station are showing symptoms, union officials said Thursday. … Read more

https://media.blubrry.com/silverdoctors/s/content.blubrry.com/silverdoctors/JimWillie-SilverDoctors-May2019-AudioOnly.mp3 Podcast: Play in new window | Download Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | Android | Email | Stitcher | RSS Jim Willie drops a BOMBSHELL revelation about the secret meetings held to coordinate the global reset, beat the globalists and avoid WWIII… Jim Willie of Golden Jackass interviewed by Half Dollar  Jim Willie took some time out from his busy Thursday afternoon to share some important developments with us. In this interview, … Read more

Just saw this from Chris Hedges 5/27/19. Has some good takes on the division of the population. Quotes Matt Taibi a bunch, who he had on his show here: “On Contact – The deep rot of American journalism w/Matt Taibb” – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8_vla4l-AX8 The fact that on most big issues the two major political parties are … Read more

Mueller entire investigation has come to an end. The [DS] tried to use the Mueller press conference to push impeachment but it will not work because their is not evidence. Trump making a big announcement on the border issue. JW discovers more information on the [HRC] email scandal. New tech uses AI to detect fake … Read more

by Frank Holmes, CEO, U.S. Global Investors Terbium is used to make flat-panel displays. Thulium can be found in your microwave. Dysprosium demand is growing with increased production of wind turbines and electric vehicles. The 17 so-called “rare earth metals,” of which the three mentioned above are members, may not have household names like gold … Read more

by Troy The stock market fell again today, and is sitting right ontop of its 200 day moving average. Meanwhile, the S&P has had a very strong relationship with the 10 year yield this year. Today’s headlines: S&P, Dow, and NASDAQ breaking their 200 dma’s Relationship between stocks and Treasury yields Put/Call ratio spike Weakening … Read more

by WARREN MOSLER  Interest-Rate Policy Is Backward, Modern Monetary Theory Pioneer Mosler Says Under consumption identity: for ever agent that spent less than his income, another must have spent more, or the output would not have been sold. In other words, deficit spending, private or public, is the ‘offset’ to unspent income (savings). The chart … Read more

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a_ubGqtnJxI The financial press is filled with stories that link the status of U.S. / China trade talks with the stock market’s action. Just a little research will show you why linking the two is misleading …

Canadian politicians attempt to bully Social Media execs (Links to relevant material below) https://business.financialpost.com/opinion/terence-corcoran-politicians-try-bullying-big-tech-into-doing-their-censorship-dirty-work https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/facebook-grand-committee-tuesday-1.5152436

by visualcapitalist View the full-size version of the infographic The first representatives of Generation Z have started to trickle into the workplace – and like generations before them, they are bringing a different perspective to things. Did you know that there are now up to five generations now working under any given roof, ranging all the way from the … Read more

by Egon von Greyerz Will Atlas save the world? Global debt of $250 trillion can neither be serviced nor ever repaid. More likely, it will continue to grow exponentially until the world financial system collapses under the weight of the debt plus unfunded pension and medical liabilities of at least $250 trillion plus derivatives of … Read more

via Zerohedge: As the trade war with China rages with no end in sight, President Trump has continued to spout optimistic rhetoric, even if it doesn’t have quite the same market-moving potential as it once did. But over in Beijing, where President Xi recently warned his people to “prepare for a new Long March”, the … Read more

Wolf Richter wolfstreet.com, http://www.amazon.com/author/wolfrichter One of them is wrong. Watch out for it to snap in an ugly manner. When the economy goes into a downturn, even a plain-vanilla recession or near-recession and not a crisis, junk bonds behave badly. This is because over-indebted companies with iffy cash flows – those are the ones that … Read more

BY JOHN RUBINO One of the lessons of the past few decades’ boom/bust cycles is that each financial bubble emerges in a different asset class. In the 1970s it was precious metals, in the 1980s junk bonds, in the 1990s tech stocks and in the 2000s mortgage-backed bonds. Today the only one of these with a … Read more

by howmuch In 2010, the world’s central banks stopped selling gold and started accumulating it. As gold provides a hedge against economic uncertainty and currency manipulation, the action of these central banks gives us insight as to which countries are most capable of handling an economic storm. Here’s what you’ll learn in this article: Data from Gold.org – courtesy … Read more