Overview of shortages worldwide…

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Mysterious blue crab shortage spawns big-time sticker shock Montana growers navigating hay shortage during drought Asphalt shortage impacts Colorado road construction as oil production slows Plastic and paper cup shortage affecting local coffee shop North Korea food shortage turns into new Asia humanitarian crisis Why there’s a shortage of almost everything Now there’s a liquor … Read more

DECAPITATION in downtown SHAKOPEE, MINNESOTA a suburb of MINNEAPOLIS

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@WCCO — 🅱️ig Chris (@folllowbigchris) July 29, 2021 #Beheading #Murder #Minneapolis #Shakopee #Crime #Homicide More information as this unfolds. But I am wondering why no more information about the suspect is being released. https://t.co/PNTfsTFMcX — Colon Foul (@GTee9876) July 29, 2021 #shakopee https://t.co/DSUMbToll9 pic.twitter.com/8tz2hsaKku — 𝖈𝖚𝖇𝖒𝖆𝖓𝖉𝖊𝖗 𝖎𝖓 𝖈𝖍𝖎𝖊𝖋🎍🎋🐍 (@yalittleshit) July 29, 2021 AC

Americans DENIED this Critical Right as Illegals March Across the Border

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0mw9MUetQiU Mike LaChance from American Lookout reports, The Biden White House announced on Monday that it was keeping travel restrictions in place due to the new ‘Delta’ variant of the coronavirus. Of course, there is still no plan in place to stop the movement of illegal immigrants crossing our southern border. The rules are just … Read more

Medicare Set Aside Mistakes: Don’t Make These Errors!

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by Richard Rosso It’s important to understand the Medicare Set Aside mistakes that can affect future Medicare coverage and benefits. In this blog, we will cover: What a Medicare set aside is How the allocations get determined What the common Medicare set aside mistakes are Be thankful that “Medicare Set Aside” is not familiar terminology because it … Read more

Senators Reach Agreement on $1.2 Trillion Hard Infrastructure Bill ……WE ARE BROKE!

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A group of bipartisan senators on Wednesday reached an agreement on the $1.2 trillion hard infrastructure bill after Republicans stalled the measure last week. Bipartisan = the American people are getting screwed Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer said the senate could vote as early as Wednesday evening to advance the measure. The motion to invoke … Read more

Housing To Cool When Fed No Longer Dominates Mortgages

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by confoundedinterest17 (Bloomberg) While U.S. homeowners may be celebrating their good fortune as home prices surge higher at a blistering 17% year-over-year clip, history suggests the end of quantitative easing will cool things off. A healthy housing market wouldn’t exhibit the out-sized price increases seen of late. No mature market behaves this way unless an unusual exogenous … Read more

Inflation fears surge 10%, double 2018 worries; Home Prices Up, Up, Up 16.6%; Wages Pushed Down Nearly 2%; Most Blame Biden

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Inflation fears surge 10%, double 2018 worries Concerns about rising inflation, especially in housing and food costs, have jumped, doubling the fears of just three years ago, according to a groundbreaking “Inflation Index” survey provided to Secrets. In the new Zogby Poll, the inflation that the public perceives has increased 10%. That is double what … Read more

COMEX Option Expiration Price Control

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by Craig Hemke via Sprott Money News Some of you will question why it’s valuable to document the obvious price-rigging by The Banks. The answer? Because remarkably there are still “analysts”, many of whom the precious metals community hold in high regard, who claim the pricing mechanism is fair, honest, and free of price manipulation. For this week’s … Read more

Grant Williams, Egon von Greyerz, and Ronnie Stoeferle: The Inflationary Endgame

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By Egon von Greyerz Watch some of the brightest minds in finance, Grant Williams, Egon von Greyerz, and Ronnie Stoeferle discuss fiscal policy, the “crack-up boom,” inflation, liquidity, and of course gold and silver in these insights from a recent discussion. Central Banks are signaling an integration of fiscal and monetary policy. Retail and institutional investors have been trapped in the belief … Read more