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Officials from the Department of Homelessness and Supportive Housing requested $20 million to keep six’ Safe Sleeping Village’ encampments running The city’s six encampment sites provide tents for the homeless as well as three meals a day, around-the-clock security and bathrooms and showers The program currently costs $18.2 million and funds 260 tents in six … Read more
Today's zombies can't remember 2008, 2015, 2018 and they can't even remember 2020. We're dealing with super idiots now. pic.twitter.com/PiPegcAIA1 — Mac10 (@SuburbanDrone) June 27, 2021 https://twitter.com/MFHoz/status/1409138930755198978 pic.twitter.com/HVfZ0I04kE — Investing.com (@Investingcom) June 26, 2021 Red-Hot CLOs Catapults Toward $1 Trillion Mark Wall Street is packaging leveraged loans into bonds at a record pace, stretching bankers, … Read more
US Food Banks Warn Soaring Prices Will Affect Distribution Soaring food prices aren’t just impacting financially strapped families and the working poor. They’re also affecting the mission of US food banks who are spending a lot more on food than ever before. “We’re already spending a lot more on food than we have in years … Read more
by Stucky In a survey that took place in 46 countries, and among 92,000 respondents … guess which nation’s population had the least amount of trust in the media? USA!USA!USA!! Also someone interesting is the chart below. The most popular reason Americans watch Da Newz? To get local weather! Bwaahahaha. Dat be why ‘Murikans be mostly dumb … Read more
Johnson & Johnson has agreed to cough up a settlement of up to $230 million and stop selling opioids in the US. The sum is a drop in the ocean for the firm, but comes as nationwide trials could see payouts in the billions. “Johnson & Johnson will pay up to $230 million for its … Read more
The smart money thinks it’s only a matter of time — weeks, maybe days — before the meme-stock craze finally evaporates. But if history is any guide, this mania hasn’t quite run its course. For proof, look no further than the strange, decade-plus-long investment mania over shares of the bailed-out mortgage giants, Fannie Mae and … Read more
by David Brady via Sprott Money When Gold is stuck in a straight jacket, I find that the best thing to do is take a step back and look at the big picture and consider the various scenarios based on the current data. In doing so, I consider both the bearish and bullish cases below. Fundamentals Fundamentals are … Read more
Former defence minister Christopher Pyne says he thinks the “biggest danger” in the world at the moment is a “superpower competition” spiralling out of control. “The most important thing we can do is make sure that doesn’t happen,” Mr Pyne told Sky News. “It’s happened before in world history”. Mr Pyne spoke of China, Taiwan … Read more
This model, K5, is a conical, bulky, artificial intelligence-powered robot that stands just over 5 feet tall. Westy slowly roams around at about a human walking speed, with four internal cameras capturing a constant 360-degree view. It also can scan and record license plates and unique digital identifiers that every cellphone broadcasts, known as MAC … Read more
Price inflation has picked up dramatically. Food prices, lumber, house prices are rising significantly as we see the inflation at this time. More money, cash, debt, entering the system. There is an influx of capital going into the stock market from institutions, money managers, corporations, individual retail investors, all directions. Very low interest rates, mortgage … Read more
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6a9wFLxA-E8 Industry experts are warning that food shortages are “inevitable” in the UK as crops rot without reaching retail. Imports of beef from the EU are to be cut 85% under Brexit, leaving Brits asking “Where’s the beef?” and seeing absurdly high prices. What’s more — the mainstream media is acknowledging the food shortages ahead, … Read more
https://twitter.com/theREALbenORR/status/1408187082166751238 h/t dr0id
Legal scholar Jonathan Turley believes new DOJ election suit is on thin ground Says that Georgia’s new election law is similar to laws on the book in other states DOJ accuses Georgia of racism in the state’s sweeping new voting law Georgia governor insists the provisions are fair and provide election security A conservative legal scholar has … Read more
Greg Hunter gives The Weekly News Wrap-Up for Friday, June 25, 2021 Flynn Warns, CDC Vax Admission, Max Money Printing The economy is in deep trouble. If it were not, the Fed would not be printing money at a record pace to keep it all propped up. Congress just passed another nearly $600 billion infrastructure bill with … Read more
https://www.zerohedge.com/geopolitical/more-police-have-retired-or-quit-past-year-ever-new-survey-shows Anybody who wasn’t living under a rock last summer surely remembers the wave of anti-police sentiment that swept across the US. The end result, as we have reported before, is that thousands of cops from departments across the country have been quitting in droves. Now, a survey of nearly 200 police departments indicates that retirements rose … Read more
Violent crime in America has soared.. The 2021 figures so far show there was a 24 per cent increase in homicides across 34 major US cities in the first quarter of this year. Philadelphia is on track for a record murder rate. Atlanta has seen homicides rise by 41 per cent. And in Portland – … Read more
The Biden administration is failing big time with its inability to control illegal immigration, adding it to one of several issues that could doom Democrats if left unchecked. In a new Harvard/Harris poll, an overwhelming 80% said that illegal immigration is a serious issue and one that needs more attention than what President Joe Biden or Vice President Kamala … Read more
The Bank of England has called on ministers to decide whether a central bank digital currency should be “programmable”, ultimately giving the issuer control over how it is spent by the recipient. Tom Mutton, a director at the Bank of England, said during a conference on Monday that programming could become a key feature of … Read more
