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by Kimble Charting The coronavirus crash in the spring of 2020 left crude oil and natural gas prices decimated. An energy crisis was but a remote thought as oil and gas traded at multi-year lows. Fast forward to today and what a difference 18 months makes! Prices have surged. Late last month, we highlighted the breakout in … Read more
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by Chris Black Attorney General Merrick Garland’s son in law Xan Tanner is the co-founder of the company that sells Critical Race Theory books. This would explain why Garland mobilized the degenerate pedophiles at the FBI to start intimidating parents of school children who are anti-CRT (anti white racism indoctrination aka critical race theory). Once … Read more
by Chris Black I see a lot of people pointing at big tech, big pharma, etc., and then blaming “capitalism” for their power, but it’s government subsidies (essentially socialism) that prop them up, helps them expand their market share, etc. These are state-protected cartels. Take away the subsidies and these companies will have to face … Read more
by Chris Black The U.S. government is reportedly secretly issuing warrants for Google to provide user data on anyone typing in certain search terms, raising fears that innocent online users could get caught up in serious crime investigations at a greater frequency than previously thought. In an attempt to track down criminals, federal investigators have … Read more
Singapore has passed a law that empowers the govt to “prevent, detect or disrupt” foreign interference in domestic politics. The law empowers the govt to root out what it calls “hostile information campaigns” and “use of local proxies”. Singapore govt believes that such campaigns would mislead people on political issues or stir up dissent.
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Fox News wrecking CNN in the ratings is as dependable as the sun rising in the morning. https://t.co/BRcvFST4Su — The Western Journal (@WesternJournalX) October 1, 2021
Hiring teenagers might help with the nationwide truck driver shortage, but you still don’t generally see them behind the wheel of a big rig. Now that’s changing. Inside Edition spoke to a California 17-year-old, named Isabella, as she trained behind the wheel. She’s one of several teens at Patterson High School who are participating in one … Read more
by Dave Kranzler of Investment Research Dynamics Commodities are historically cheap to the S&P 500. This is after the monster move over the last 18 months ignited by the Fed more than doubling its balance sheet over the next same time period. Funny thing about looking at a chart of commodities. That rally largely has not included gold … Read more
The U.S. Postal Service has quietly begun offering a handful of new or expanded financial services in four cities, a potential first step toward a return to postal banking, which advocates say could help rescue the agency’s finances and assist millions of people who have limited or no access to the banking system. Tatiana Roy, … Read more
Amazon.com Inc. shares fell sharply on Monday, with the e‑commerce giant falling back into negative territory for the year, as a sustained rise in Treasury yields is hurting the earnings outlook for companies with high valuations. The stock fell 2.9% in its sixth straight daily decline, the longest such streak since an eight-day drop that … Read more
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention unveiled its latest guidance for safely celebrating the upcoming holiday season. The agency suggests, among other considerations, that families hold virtual holiday celebrations or have socially distanced celebrations outdoors with neighbors and friends. The CDC also recommended the idea of using a window fan to keep the air … Read more
https://www.cbc.ca/news/opinion/opinion-online-harms-proposed-legislation-threatens-human-rights-1.6198800 …. The Canadian government is considering new rules to regulate how social media platforms moderate potentially harmful user-generated content. Already, the proposed legislation has been criticized by internet scholars — across the political spectrum — as some of the worst in the world. Ottawa outlines new legislation to define and crack down on online hate speech … Read more
Back in 1979, Congress waited, and waited, and waited to lift the debt ceiling, because Congress never likes taking responsibility for the tax and spending decisions it’s already made. Now, Congress usually does the right thing after it’s exhausted every other possibility, at least when it comes to paying our bills, and this debt limit … Read more
From Birch Gold Group This week, Your News to Know rounds up the latest top stories involving gold and the overall economy. Stories include: Analysts say gold is eyeing stagflation, gold in times of war and peace, and the rundown of the debt ceiling situation. Analysts think stagflation might be the boost gold needs right now … Read more
by Martin Armstrong https://www.armstrongeconomics.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/Zuckerberg-10-5-21.mp4 Here is a video of Senator Ed Markley calling out Mark Zuckerberg after the damning whistleblower testimony. Perhaps at last we may begin to see some action of breaking up Zuckerberg’s toy. The seven-hour blackout of Facebook raises another problem entirely. Zuckerberg claimed that the issue was an internal technical problem … Read more
