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The DOJ filing, by Dr. Les Sachs, a former DOJ employee now under EU protection, is a devastating summary of international crimes implicating Mueller. It was immediately recognised as being very well-founded in DOJ’s own files, and Trump’s lawyers know this as well. DOJ IG memo Mueller bribery extortion. pdf – DocDroid https://www.docdroid.net/eVAAjIq/doj-ig-memo-mueller-bribery-extortion.pdf Robert Mueller … Read more
So I listened to Bongino podcast yesterday. The last 10 minutes he breaks down who he thinks is in trouble & why. He also mentioned Amazon Cloud contractors & their involvement in accessing our NSA database. Start at 49:50 https://omny.fm/shows/the-dan-bongino-show/ep-861-dont-believe-the-michael-cohen-media-hype Amazon Cloud article from 11/17 https://www.businessinsider.com/amazon-web-services-launches-secret-region-2017-11 Amazon has actually already offered a top-secret region since … Read more
https://www.eurocanadian.ca/2018/11/un-migrant-compact-death-of-nations.html This Pact makes migration a human right where every signatory nation will de facto and de jure hand over its sovereignty to the unelected and unaccountable United Nations. Perhaps the Pact’s most glaring oversight rests in the fact that there is no mention of the term “illegal” anywhere in the document. Instead, throughout it, … Read more
by Jesse December is by far the most significant contract month for gold in the year. Considering how little gold actually changes hands on the Comex, the action so far in December has been remarkable.
by Thinker Alternative media is talking about what the mainstream will make a point to distract the masses from the “TRUTH.” How long has Jsnip4 been talking about not having “ALL” your money in the bank??? Can you take it out now…don’t think so. How many lies are going to be exposed that was told … Read more
US, China could be entering ‘cold war’ over trade, Yale professor says from CNBC. via CNBC: World leaders are gathering in Argentina this week, with financial markets paying special attention to a meeting between President Donald Trump and Chinese premier Xi Jinping. Simmering trade tensions between the world’s two largest economies are expected to dominate … Read more
via CNBC: It’s only been five years since Americans hit a grand total of $3 trillion in consumer debt and yet, by the end of 2018, that figure is expected to jump by another trillion. In the first nine months of 2018, Americans had a cumulative $3.93 trillion in debt, excluding mortgages, with $1 trillion … Read more
It won’t stop a single death: http://archive.is/rH8wG WASHINGTON — The Trump administration is preparing to officially ban bump stocks on guns, a move that would put an end to the sale of attachments that allow semiautomatic rifles to fire faster and that would follow through on an order President Trump made this year to the Justice Department … Read more
by AssuredlyAThrowAway The schools charge $725 a month to attend, have no books and require students to teach themselves. this kind of conspiracy, to provide fake transcripts, undermines the very foundations of our education system. These students will often times be woefully unprepared for a University curriculum, and the Ivy League schools who failed to recognize … Read more
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5K6jYbFkpoM Savannah Pointer for the Western Journal reports, Former Texas Senate candidate Rep. Beto O’Rourke told reporters he has not ruled out running for President in 2020, according to The Washington Post, despite previously saying he would not run. Read More/Source/Credit/FairUse: https://www.westernjournal.com/orourk…
via confoundedinterest: The London Interbank Offered Rate (LIBOR) has been rising since The Federal Reserve began raising their target rate back in late 2015 and has accelerated as The Fed began rapidly raising its target rate after Donald Trump’s election as President. LIBOR 1 month is following a “jump process” where is surges or jumps periodically ahead … Read more
via Marketwatch: Investors, financial regulators, and now the Federal Reserve are voicing concerns about the U.S. corporate bond market. Recalling the 2008 crisis, worriers say excessive leverage is building among U.S. firms, many of whom took advantage of low interest rates after the financial crisis to load up on cheap debt. But with the Federal Reserve still … Read more
via yahoo: The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission is making an example out of boxer Floyd Mayweather and rapper DJ Khaled. The SEC announced on Thursday it has settled charges against both celebrities for “unlawfully touting” initial coin offerings (ICOs). The main issue: Mayweather and Khaled did not disclose payments they received for promoting the ICOs on … Read more
via mishtalk: The U.S. housing boom is not ending, it’s over. Dallas and the west coast are in the spotlight. Recent housing data has been downright miserable. New home sales fell through the floor and existing home sales had a string of six consecutive declines. That trend broke last month but it won’t last. The pending … Read more
via etf daily news Low interest rates led companies to pile on debt for M&A, and the amount of debt rated in the lowest tier of investment grade is near a record, representing roughly 35 percent of corporate bonds and more than $2 trillion. While many bond experts do not believe a systematic risk is … Read more
by Thinker American soldiers who should be protecting the fields that feed that people, and not those that supply the world with dope!!! Only war in Afghanistan, is the one to keep the drugs (poppy fields) flowing and the profits growing. History shows, thanks to the U.S. invasion Bi Pharma and the drug pushers of … Read more
by Thinker In a blockbuster interview, key Mueller witness and Roger Stone associate Jerome Corsi admits to MSNBC’s Ari Melber that he lied to Congress, that he tried to get stolen Clinton emails back to the Trump campaign in 2016, that he “absolutely” intended to help the Trump campaign by doing so, that he told … Read more
Higher Ed is one of the biggest rackets out there, and doesn’t get the scrutiny it deserves. Colleges and universities have consistently raised their tuition costs well in excess of inflation and will continue to do so because they can get away with it with the backing of the government. The proliferation of useless degrees … Read more
via Twitter: Plus: Backstory here. h/t GR
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t7RrT3wcPTg Further, Byer suggested Google had “a responsibility to expose the quality and truthfulness of sources – because not doing so hides real information under loud noises,” and suggested “teaching critical thinking” before writing that the company makes sure “we reverse things in four years – demographics will be on our side.” At Barack Obama's … Read more