BY JOHN RUBINO The job of an artist is to help the rest of us to see the world in new ways. Which is why protest music looms so large at big societal turning points. With that in mind … Mark Crispin Miller (NYU professor nearly canceled for teaching both sides of mask mandates in a class on … Read more
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by Martin Armstrong As Biden said, the current crisis will end at the state level. Well, luckily Governor Ron DeSantis is continuing to support his promise to improve the economy with dealings that will benefit the nation. DeSantis previously announced plans to open Florida ports around the clock and measures to attract new labor to … Read more
One Tesla owner is putting his vehicle to good use, telling CNBC he is running free bitcoin mining software on a computer plugged into his Tesla’s 12-volt power socket to mine up to $800 in cryptocurrency per month. Siraj Raval has also put his 2018 Tesla Model 3 to work by wiring interconnected graphics processing units to the “frunk” of … Read more
The CDC stated on its website (last reviewed Sept. 2021) that to control the spread of disease within their borders, states have laws to enforce the use of isolation and quarantine. The law also includes the use of police power functions in their quarantine stations. “In addition to serving as medical functions, isolation and quarantine … Read more
By Jeff Thompson Back in 2018, The Organic Prepper posted a piece on how to make your own Faraday cage – a device to protect sensitive electronics from the damage caused by an EMP. We’ve made a recent discovery due to that article while compiling our USB Archive. Within that piece, we posted a link to President … Read more
By Graham Summers, MBA The markets are about to lose their “training wheels.” And by the look of things, it won’t be pretty. On March 23, 2020, during the depths of the market crash triggered by the economic shutdowns, the Fed moved to backstop everything. And I do mean EVERYTHING. The Fed On Monday March … Read more
by confoundedinterest17 Are The Fed voting members REALLY hawks? Or doves? Or just Birds of War? (Bloomberg) — The Federal Reserve will likely raise interest rates four times this year and will start its balance sheet runoff process in July, if not earlier, according to Goldman Sachs Group Inc. Rapid progress in the U.S. labor market and … Read more
NY Post: Pelosi Makes Up to $30 Million on Insider Stock Trades House Speaker Nancy Pelosi decries corporate greed, but that hasn’t stopped her from raking in as much as $30 million personally from insider stock trades on the very Big Tech companies she oversees in Congress. No surprise then that she is also blocking … Read more
By Lance Roberts “Speculative” is a word that aptly sums up the year 2021. The question that remains, however, is whether we have seen the peak in that speculative behavior, or will 2022 continue the trend? From the mainstream media’s view, expectations are high that 2022 will be a continuation of 2021. Maybe such will be … Read more
There are not 100,000 children in hospitals. Admissions show about 3500 children. (USA numbers) Link to interview CDC Director Dr. Rochelle Walensky refutes Justice Sotomayor's statement that "over 100,000 children" are hospitalized due to COVID, with "many on ventilators": ANCHOR: "The number's not 100,000. It's roughly 3,500 in hospitals now?" WALENSKY: "Yes." pic.twitter.com/k8ux3n9uGc — Election … Read more
https://twitter.com/WifeyAlpha/status/1480538969846726657 What is the outlook for U.S. economic growth in 2022? https://t.co/SZeMPKTGs4 pic.twitter.com/cPQyrer1mo — St. Louis Fed (@stlouisfed) January 10, 2022 https://twitter.com/WifeyAlpha/status/1478881256922394627 Short interest is quite the contrarian indicator with narrative stocks. High short interest added fuel to the fire for rallies. While record low short interest is held up as a victory to me … Read more
A giant rock dislodged from a scenic canyon in southern Brazil, smashing into three boats, killing at least six people and leaving nine injured Saturday. In the horrific scene, captured on video, boaters scream as they watched a large slab of rock fall from a canyon onto boats cruising the lake near Capitolio, a city … Read more
For an entire year, Donald Trump has been banned from mainstream social-media outlets. For the tech companies and the former president, there have been benefits. From the business side, Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and YouTube have all been able to say they took action against one of the most powerful voices on their platforms—after years of … Read more
Nearing his first full year in office, President Biden has conducted fewer news conferences than any of his five immediate predecessors at the same point in their time in the White House and has given fewer media interviews than six of them did, according to a story on Sunday. The president has done 22 interviews … Read more
Inflation numbers in the Eurozone hit a record high of five per cent in a single month in December, topping the previous record set the month before as high energy prices are believed to be driving the trend. Data released this week revealed that the Eurozone, which encompasses every country that uses the euro currency, … Read more
The CTU is ready to target any dissenters and put them on a "list" One of the people in this picture follows this account and I'm curious to see if they'll see it. pic.twitter.com/ImIBp7Wz4V — The Chicago Spectator (@ChiSpectator) January 8, 2022 A Chicago Teachers Union delegate has vowed to “report” union employees who show … Read more
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r3L1Q-7lZX8 FedEx Corp warned on Friday that the rising number of people quitting because of mandates has caused staff shortage and delay in shipments transported on aircraft. The delivery firm said severe winter storms around the country, including at its main air hub in Memphis, Tennessee, are posing challenges and it is implementing contingency plans … Read more
via pjmedia: Conservative CNN pundit Mary Katharine Ham slammed her network for its blatantly biased coverage in a series of Twitter posts that went viral. Ham, in response to criticism by New York Times reporter Maggie Haberman of Florida Governor Ron DeSantis for saying that media coverage of the congressional baseball shooting was minimal. “He’s arguing the shootings … Read more
