BLM Terrorists Blocked Minneapolis City Council Member Anna Poetic In The Street. Forced Her To Sign A Document To Drop Charges

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On Sunday, extreme BLM activists blocked Minneapolis city council member @annapoetic in the street. Andrea Jenkins was forced to sign a statement that charges against alleged rioters would be dropped. This incident has not been reported in the local press. pic.twitter.com/fpCX5B7r5w — Andy Ngo (@MrAndyNgo) June 29, 2021

YOU KNEW THIS WAS COMING: Next, House Democrats want to raise their own pay.

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via rollcall: House appropriators are testing the waters on raising member pay — requesting a report on comparison of member salaries to those in the private sector. It is the latest iteration of a hot-button issue that has tripped up spending bills in recent years. The salary for rank-and-file House and Senate lawmakers is $174,000, but … Read more

Axel Merk Talks Gold and The Dollar in the New Roaring 20s

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Real Vision, Released on 6/21/21 As economies around the world reopen, Axel Merk, president & CIO of Merk Investments, shares his insights on central bank monetary policy, currencies, and equity valuations. Merk argues that the dollar will weaken as global economies attempt to reflate by borrowing dollars and investing domestically. He shares his framework for … Read more

Agricultural Commodities Supercycle Predicted: How Will You Prepare?

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by Joanna Miller via The Organic Prepper Inflation is here, and with it the possibility of an agricultural commodities supercycle. We’ve all seen inflation at the gas pump and the grocery stores, and heaven help you if you need to build something right now. Just recently ZeroHedge published an article about ag leaders predicting a mini supercycle in commodities. Let’s … Read more

The Stimulus Boom Is Already Over: Now Comes Stagnation

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by Daniel Lacalle via Mises The United States retail sales and jobless claims weakness, significantly below estimates, coincides with the largest fiscal and monetary stimulus in history. Something is not right when these figures come significantly below estimates in an environment of massive upgrades to gross domestic product (GDP). Why? The diminishing returns of stimulus plans are very evident. Artificially boosting GDP … Read more

Is the Fed Getting Burned Again?

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via project-syndicate.org: As in the stagflationary 1970s, the US Federal Reserve is once again denying that its own policies are the reason for a recent surge of inflation, even though there is good reason to think that they are. It is not too late to learn from past mistakes and reverse course – but the clock … Read more

Virginia Student Records Teacher Manipulating Lesson to Force Critical Race Theory

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by Sundance  Friend of the Treehouse John Spiropoulos continues highlighting how Critical Race Theory is infecting the public educational system.  In this brief excerpt John highlights the efforts of a teacher in Virginia who was recorded by a student during a distance learning class. The teacher clearly wants to make race the focus of an innocuous … Read more

NBA, Nike, Apple, Google Silent on China’s Crackdown on Journalists in Hong Kong.

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via freebeacon: The Chinese government’s recent crackdown on journalists in Hong Kong has been met with silence from major U.S. corporations with extensive ties to the Communist regime. Apple, Google, Nike, and the National Basketball Association did not return requests for comment on the arrest of at least seven Chinese journalists since June 17. The targeted journalists are former … Read more

Ngo does real journalism, and our infotainment industry can’t abide that.

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Big Tech Platform Silences Andy Ngo. SoundCloud has de-platformed Andy Ngo, editor-in-chief at The Post Millennial and an intrepid reporter on antifa. The tech platform removed Ngo’s podcast — creatively titled “Things You Should Ngo” — “on the grounds of being dedicated to violating” the site’s rules, The Post Millennial reported. “Big Tech is not nonpartisan … Read more