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via spectator: Tucker Carlson hosts his show Tucker Carlson Tonight There have been endless, gleeful reports about Tucker Carlson’s Fox News show losing nervous corporate advertisers. Far less attention has been paid to the fact that, for the last few days, his news show’s ratings have been creeping up. A week is a long time in … Read more
via caseyresearch: Justin’s note: The left has a new obsession… Modern Monetary Theory (MMT). MMT is an economic theory which essentially argues that the U.S. government wouldn’t need to collect taxes or borrow money to finance spending. It could simply print more money if necessary. Now, this concept isn’t new. It’s been around for decades. But its … Read more
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MIKbTyE4qIU “America puts killers on the cover of TIME magazine, giving them as much notoriety as our favorite movie stars,” Marilyn Manson wrote in a Rolling Stone article after the Columbine High School shooting. “From Jesse James to Charles Manson, the media, since their inception, have turned criminals into folk heroes.” http://www.rollingstone.com/culture/n…
The amount of debt people are in today is staggering. There’s no way out of this. Somehow, there has been a weird suggestion that people will somehow evade the burden of debt. This has never happened. When there is massive inflation, they tie your debt to the level of inflation. You will always need to … Read more
by Thinker https://youtu.be/3sk6k414JIs https://youtu.be/bJDxD8RdE0U
To the Left the law is a weapon to be used against their enemies. Remember how the Cohen hearing kept getting delayed? It was probably because Cohen needed more time to memorize his lines he received from Schiff and the dems. He still couldn’t keep his story straight. AC
HMM: Pollster Zogby: Trump ‘will be hard to beat’ in 2020. This week’s White House Report Card finds President Trump under fire from some in his own party over his national emergency declaration to build the wall but a step ahead of the crowd of Democrats hoping to unseat him in the 2020 election. Democratic pollster … Read more
by Martin Armstrong After months of political deadlock, the House of Commons voted by 413-202 last week to ask the EU to delay Britain’s exit. Prime Minister May has simply refused to listen to advice and keeps hoping that Parliament will surrender to her. Normally, after such a defeat, Prime Ministers would resign. But … Read more
by Shaun Richards We find ourselves in yet another version of banking Monday and let me immediately note an issue highlighted by moves at the UK’s main zombie bank which is Royal Bank of Scotland or RBS. From the BBC. A UK payment processing firm that used to be owned by Royal Bank of Scotland … Read more
by Martin Armstrong QUESTION: Mr. Armstrong, it is becoming very obvious that we are headed into a recession here in Europe. I have never felt how ominous things seem as they do right now. Will you be covering Scandinavia at the WEC in Rome? ANSWER: Yes. We will be focusing on the political & economic crisis that is … Read more
by independenttrader “The purchase of shares and bonds by central banks is no more than monetary policy for rich people.” Steve Eisman The last financial crisis lasted roughly 1.5 years. Since March 2009, markets have started to recover substantially. That was the moment when the so called bull market have been initiated. Apart from the declines of … Read more
by Lance Roberts Last week, Jeff Desjardins of Visual Capitalist wrote in a post: “While it’s true that putting your money on the line is never easy the historical record of the stock market is virtually irrefutable: U.S. markets have consistently performed over long holding periods, even going back to the 19th century.” This goes … Read more
by Mac Slavo of SHTFplan The UCLA Anderson Forecast announced Wednesday that the United States economy is at a “very real risk” of falling into a recession in the year 2020. “A year ago we were looking forward to a synchronized global expansion; today we are starting a synchronized slowdown,” wrote David Shulman, a senior economist at the forecast … Read more
There has been a rush on gun shops, with people “panic buying”, in the wake of the Christchurch terror attack and in anticipation of the Government tightening gun laws. Following the Christchurch shooting, which killed 50 people on Friday, the prime minister promised to tighten gun laws. Following Jacinda Ardern’s comments on Saturday morning, gun … Read more
via thehill: As Big Tech’s censorship of conservatives becomes ever more flagrant and overt, the old arguments about protecting the sanctity of the modern public square are now invalid. Our right to freely engage in public discourse through speech is under sustained attack, necessitating a vigorous defense against the major social media and internet platforms. From … Read more
by QuantalyticsResearch US Stocks Preview Ahead of the Open US stocks index futures are little changed to start the week with front month Dow Jones minis –0.16%, S&P 500 minis +0.10% and Nasdaq 100 minis +0.12% The German government has given its approval to a merger of Deutsche Bank and Commerzbank following news that German Finance Minister … Read more
My friend acts like a prick sometimes, must be Russia’s fault. RE
Tulsi been getting the business from corporate shills. Putting too much pressure on those old breadmakers’ll do it. A lotta people putting pressure on her CFR connections. I’d infiltrate those groups for the benefit of man. Short-sighted politicians & media pundits who've spent last 2 years accusing Trump as a Putin puppet have brought us … Read more
via studyfinds: From slow WiFi to broken phone screens to zero “likes” on social media, everyday stressors are causing young adults to have struggles falling asleep 138 nights each year, researchers say. NEW YORK — Smartphones and digital technology are supposed to make our lives easier, but for young adults, it seems that things may only be … Read more