New congressional draft legislation seeks to end tax efficiency of all ETFs

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https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2021-09-14/etf-industry-risks-losing-key-tax-edge-as-democrat-whets-knife Amid the deluge of headlines in the past few days about congressional proposals to boost taxes on companies and the wealthy is one that would affect regular investors — and potentially alter the entire U.S. fund landscape. Draft legislation released by Senate Finance Committee Chairman Ron Wyden of Oregon on Friday featured a repeal of … Read more

Here’s How Many Big Businesses Ditched California for Red States in the Past Couple of Years

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XPFsulMUqAY Erica Francis from WKRN reports, New research shows that Tennessee is the second most popular destination for companies fleeing California, just behind Texas. According to the new research by The Hoover Institution at Stanford University, Texas is the top destination with Tennessee, Nevada and Arizona following behind. Read More/Source/Credit/FairUse: https://www.wkrn.com/news/more-california-headquarters-choosing-to-move-to-tennessee/

A Massive Meltdown of China’s Real Estate Market Could Trigger Global Liquidity Crisis

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In today’s show, you will learn why China’s Evergrande is setting up a Lehman-like liquidity crisis, why one Senator wants to break up Wells Fargo, how consumer prices are likely to head lower, why consumers can’t afford higher consumer prices, and how crude oil prices suggest inflation will soon cool. Housing bubble starts to implode … Read more

CCP media boss predicts ‘terror attack’ on America…

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The editor-in-chief of the Chinese state-run media outlet Global Times appeared to predict another “deadly” terrorist attack on the United States. Hu Xijin – who heads the state-run newspaper – made the prediction in a tweet on the 20th anniversary of September 11th. “The September 11 attacks was suicide attacks by 19 terrorists, but it was not … Read more

Soaring energy costs threaten Marxist Utopia…

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Surging energy prices are weighing on European wallets — and the bloc’s climate plans. Concerns over a popular backlash were evident Tuesday when members of the European Parliament debated the European Commission’s Fit for 55 climate legislation proposals. “Citizens start asking questions,” said Anna Zalewska of Poland’s ruling Law and Justice party. “First of all, they … Read more

DOJ allows Intel hackers to pay fines instead of jail…

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Three former members of the American intelligence or military forces who later were paid to hack computers for the United Arab Emirates (UAE) will not be criminally prosecuted after the U.S. Department of Justice granted a “deferred prosecution agreement” that has them pay $1,685,000 “to resolve a Department of Justice investigation regarding violations of U.S. … Read more

UK, Australia and US agree partnership to boost defences and share nuclear submarine secrets

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The UK, Australia and the United States have agreed a “landmark” partnership to boost their defences and share nuclear submarine secrets at a time of growing concern over China. Australia could join forces with the US, Japan and India to create an alliance named ‘The Quad’ to reduce reliance on trade with China Australia could … Read more

And there you have it… Gen Milley spokesman admits phone call calling it vital

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Milley spokesman defends calls with China as 'vital' to 'avoiding unintended consequences or conflict'https://t.co/GDV6I9DVo0 — Fox News (@FoxNews) September 15, 2021 The Defense secretary..at the time..Chris Miller…saying he didnt authorize the phone call Here is a snippet from an article.just released… I will post a link also Per MILLER : he “did not and would … Read more

Food inflation in Biden’s economy will continue to rise into the foreseeable future as supply chain collapse worsens

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by: JD Heyes (Natural News) There is a reason the government doesn’t include food, clothing, and energy in their inflation index, because if they did, Americans would become rebellious overnight. Those three things cover the vast majority of expenditures for every household in the country, so it has always been in the government’s interest (regardless of who … Read more

And so it begins: All it takes is one dominos to fall…

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China’s indebted property firm Evergrande committed two ‘cardinal sins,’ says portfolio manager Problems at China’s indebted property developer Evergrande have escalated in recent weeks. It has warned investors twice in as many weeks that it could default. Foreign investors holding Evergrande bonds are “definitely sweating,” says Matthews Asia’s head of fixed income, Teresa Kong. Evergrande … Read more

Biden Admin Moves to Tax Rich Families

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by Chris Black How about you make stock buybacks illegal again? That way there isn’t as much incentive to buy stocks in the first place. We also wouldn’t get $2 trillion valuations for companies either. Like, Apple has thousands of stores around the world that they can ship millions of phones to, and book them … Read more

FBI Agents are Basically Above the Law

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by Chris Black Special Agent in Charge Abbott was allowed to retire with full benefits and will likely not be punished. It looks like heads are rolling in the congressional hearings on the FBI’s cover up of serial child molester Larry Nassar. One agent has been fired.  Nassar is accused of molesting hundreds of girls … Read more