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Image by Ben Shahn, 1935. Copyright CCO 1.0 Dedication via New York Public Library From Peter Reagan at Birch Gold Group By the time you read this, the U.S. economy will likely be officially mired in what could be a long and deep recession. Ark Invest CEO Cathie Wood said Tuesday we’re already there: We think we are in a recession. … Read more
The clock is ticking… Photo by Artem Kniaz From Peter Reagan at Birch Gold Group Retirement security is an important concept. Unfortunately, corporate media spin and politicians who like to meddle with retirement plans muddy the definition and obscure exactly what it means. For example, one of the more recent attempts by lawmakers to meddle with retirement was … Read more
by Shaun Richards The last couple of weeks or so ( strictly speaking since the 15th of June) have seen the tectonic plates shift in bond markets. As ever they will have caught out the unwary and my choice of the 15th of June raises a wry smile because of this. In support of these … Read more
Future is bleak. Lmfao — Tatewari (@Tatewari8) July 1, 2022 🤡🌎 pic.twitter.com/snj5kd5qSY — Clown World Today (@cwt_news) July 1, 2022 https://twitter.com/burningplat/status/1543204725629272065
by Martin Armstrong French President Emmanuel Macron pulled US President Joe Biden aside at the G7 summit to explain a few basic facts. Biden has been demanding Middle Eastern nations ramp up their oil and gas production to help offset the energy crisis his administration has created. It’s ok to drill and take from the … Read more
by Chris Black The world is coming apart at the seams because there aren’t enough dead babies…? A statement like that makes you wonder if the earth really is run by a council of otherworldly demonic entities who gain power from human suffering. Biden: "[T]he one thing that has been destabilizing [the world] is the … Read more
by Chris Black I remember reading a few years ago that synthetic gasoline made from coal would be profitable at $2 per gallon. The easily available coal reserves of America could produce enough synthetic gas to fill every car for at least 250 years. The $2 cost per gallon was also based on current methods. … Read more
by Chris Black If they were, the last thing they would want to do is give credit to Biden for one of the few instances that border security worked. Calling it a “tragedy” when invaders into your country are stopped by lethal force (albeit indirectly) just to virtue signal is retarded. Imagine a cancer patient … Read more
by Chris Black If you’re black in America, you can do whatever you want. Akron cancelled its 4th of July festivities not because it fears blacks or because they’re preparing to protect the city – no, no, it’s because, in the words of Mayor Horrigan, “I feel strongly that this is not the time for … Read more
by Chris Black He is half Jeb! and half Cruz, but with Donald Trump’s hand motions and backing of Trumpist low accountability influencers and media. White people are so desperate that it could work. If Bill Clinton circa 1997 ran in a Republican primary today he would win easily. Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis now trails … Read more
by Chris Black And I am not talking about blacks having basically a free hand when it comes to crime. Black Americans are more financially privileged than almost the entire planet, including many first world countries. And that’s mostly due to various forms of “gibz” from the government due to White guilt indoctrination. Their average … Read more
by Chris Black I’ve been seeing more and more reports of a sudden and dramatic drop in fertility rates across the world emerging. There’s a bit of a collection of data here: Dramatic Decline in Births in Germany, North Dakota, UK, Taiwan, Switzerlandhttps://t.co/7DNgcszsvx pic.twitter.com/iaJ3yokWKZ — Zach Vorhies / Google Whistleblower (@Perpetualmaniac) June 27, 2022 It … Read more
by Grif The Catholic Church is under attack by radical pro-abortion terrorists who have rampaged across the country, looting, ransacking, and burning Catholic houses of worship. According to CatholicVote, there have been more than 150 violent attacks in 39 states since 2020. The most recent church burning was Sunday, (July 26, 2022) when the St. … Read more
by Martin Armstrong In a groundbreaking moment of enlightenment, New York lawmakers decided that only US citizens should be able to vote. “There is no statutory ability for the City of New York to issue inconsistent laws permitting non-citizens to vote and exceed the authority granted to it by the New York State Constitution,” wrote Staten Island … Read more
Rebel Capitalist, Released on 6/30/22 George Edward Gammon is an American real estate investor and entrepreneur. He produces and stars in a popular YouTube Channel. Prior to 2012, George started, owned, and operated multiple businesses ranging from conventions to advertising. The last growing to 24 million in annual revenues and over 100 employees. After 12 … Read more
by Chris Martenson of Peak Prosperity Economic Collapse is Unavoidable To watch Part 2, continue to Peak Prosperity using this link.
by SilverBoatSurfer If you want to trigger an interesting discussion among economists, just ask how much of the fall in the 10-year break-even (to a 2022 low) is a function of(i) the #Fed's newly-found #inflation-fighting appetite; and(ii) the growing concern in #markets about a recession#economy pic.twitter.com/8dD8ES9OAp — Mohamed A. El-Erian (@elerianm) July 1, 2022 PERSONAL INCOME … Read more
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by SilverBoatSurfer Source: https://www.coindesk.com/video/recent-videos/coinbase-is-reportedly-selling-geolocation-data-to-us-government-2/
by Boo_Randy The implosion of Housing Bubble 2.0 is going to be one for the books. Heckova job, central bankers! https://www.news.com.au/finance/real-estate/buying/sharpest-slowdown-in-more-than-30-years-australian-house-prices-continue-to-see-widespread-falls/news-story/3c9d6334b230fc2381f8928819cbeb62 Australian house prices have continued to see widespread falls in June as interest rate hikes spark the “sharpest slowdown in more than 30 years”.