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China has introduced a slew of regulation in the past few months, in part aimed at the tech sector — a move that’s spooked investors and wiped out billions of dollars in market value from the country’s internet giants. But with most of the landmark legislation passed and visibility increasing on the requirements of companies, … Read more
In 2034, a small American flotilla on a routine ‘freedom of navigation’ patrol in the South China Sea encounters an unflagged trawler in distress, with smoke billowing from its bridge. What follows is far from routine, as events escalate and then spin out of control. That’s the beginning of 2034: A novel of the next world war. This … Read more
Danish Integration Minister Mattias Tesfaye has stated that his dream goal is no new asylum seekers in Denmark, saying that the current asylum system is “immoral”. Tesfaye, a member of the Social Democrats who comes from a migration background himself, has been a proponent of having asylum seekers processed in African countries, rather than in … Read more
There is extremely limited service on 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 L while we investigate a power surge affecting much of New York City. If possible travel on lettered lines (not the L) or buses. — NYCT Subway (@NYCTSubway) August 30, 2021 Update: we're unable to make station platform announcements from the Rail … Read more
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Macro analyst/investment advisor Lyn Alden just released her August Investment Newsletter. Here is my pick of her article’s money quotes: Supply Chain Problems If the current inflation was purely based on supply chain issues, which are causing issues globally, then we should see similar rates of inflation across the developed world. But we don’t see … Read more
by Antonius Aquinas The use or rather misuse of language has always been an effective tool of politicians to enact their agendas. George Orwell’s “Politics and the English Language” brilliantly showed, in his day, how language was being manipulated for all sorts of totalitarian measures: Political language — and with variations this is true of … Read more
by Ron Paul Sunday’s news reports that the Biden Administration mistakenly killed nine members of one Afghan family, including six children, in “retaliation” for last week’s suicide attack which killed 13 US servicemembers, is a sad and sick epitaph on the 20 year Afghanistan war. Promising to “get tough” on ISIS, which suddenly re-emerged to take … Read more
13 Marines dead, $85 BILLION in military weapons in the hands of the Taliban, no vetting of refugees, and no plan to rescue Americans. But Alyssa has thoughts. 🤡🤡🤡 https://t.co/LteJwC2mgW — Jenna Ellis 🐊 (@realJennaEllis) August 29, 2021 At least 85 dead, including 13 U.S. service members, in two explosions outside Kabul’s airport /via @globeandmail … Read more
by Martin Armstrong This photo of a separated couple in Australia where there is now a hard wall between New South Wales and Queensland illustrates the insane tyranny of Australian politicians who have lost all sense of who elected them. Families are separated and the politicians are no different than the communist leaders of East Germany – … Read more
Palisades Gold Radio, Released on 8/29/21 0:00 – Introduction 0:35 – John’s Background 2:46 – FOMC & Jerome Powell 5:40 – Non-Farm Payrolls 7:28 – Positioning 8:47 – Inflation Importance 10:06 – Gold Fundamentals 12:17 – Stocks Vs. Physical 13:58 – Investing Methods 15:56 – Selling Determination 18:16 – Managing Junior Risk? 21:06 – Royalty … Read more
Hmm… Are they hiding blood test results because of what it shows after taking the clotshots? They’re also using the excuse of shortage of test tubes… … The NHS, the world's fifth largest employer, pays £75,000 for an Assistant Diversity Manager, running out of basic test tubes… https://t.co/atQ8d5knPy — Tess Summers 🏴🇮🇪 (@tesssummers98) August 30, … Read more
China has ordered its online gaming companies to further reduce the services they provide to young gamers, in a move intended to curb what the authorities described as “youth video game addiction”. Under the new rule, young gamers are only allowed to spend an hour playing online games on Fridays, weekends and holidays, according to … Read more
Well done, mainstream media. You put Biden in the White House. The man is a total loser, unfit to lead America and the free world. pic.twitter.com/c1ojgAl0jT — Nigel Farage MP (@Nigel_Farage) August 29, 2021 Flashback: Time Publishes an Astonishing Story About a ‘Cabal’ and ‘Shadow Campaign’ That Helped Biden Win. UPDATE: KRUISER’S MORNING BRIEF: Jill Biden Should Be … Read more
Like most people in the developed world, Kirsten Gjesdal had long taken for granted her ability to order whatever she needs and then watch the goods arrive, without any thought about the factories, container ships and trucks involved in delivery. Not anymore. At her kitchen supply store in Brookings, S.D., Ms. Gjesdal has given up … Read more
With the current medical experiment occuring on a global scale, take a look at this collection of history of Medical experimentation without consent consistently occuring across America since it’s founding. Of course similar experiments were occuring in other places as well but this is a focus on experimentation in the United States. AC
Hurricane Ida lashes Louisiana, knocks out New Orleans power NEW ORLEANS (AP) — Hurricane Ida blasted ashore Sunday as one of the most powerful storms ever to hit the U.S., knocking out power to all of New Orleans, blowing roofs off buildings and reversing the flow of the Mississippi River as it rushed from the … Read more
Stock Market Risks Pile Up After Record-Setting Earnings Season (Bloomberg) — Delta cases. Inflation. Fed tapering. China’s crackdown. These are among the reasons why investors could soon get more nervous about this stock market. The S&P 500 hit another record on Friday after Jerome Powell’s dovish taper speech reassured investors. However, the mood seems more … Read more
Justice Brett Kavanaugh was trying to be a nice guy. In an act of judicial gallantry, he chose to give the losing side a break. The Alabama Association of Realtors had sued to halt the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s eviction moratorium on the grounds that bureaucracies don’t have the authority to write laws. … Read more
by Charles Hugh-Smith Necessity is a magnet, and perhaps as what’s essential in our lives changes, social capital will start sprouting, even in the most unlikely places. “Desert” has become a favored metaphor: food deserts describe neighborhoods with few places to buy fresh fruits and vegetables, democracy deserts describe political regions rigged by gerrymandering, and so … Read more