Blocks and Blocks of empty store front after empty store front in New York video How many other city’s?

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In a video taken from his visit to economically hard-hit Binghamton Plaza in Broome County, New York, gubernatorial candidate Rep. Lee Zeldin (R-NY) accused the “policies that are coming out of Albany, the crushing taxes and regulations going after these hard-working business owners” for the rows of empty storefronts and closed stores.     h/t Goneviral

Unpredictable Retail Demand Will Break Paper vs Physical Silver Market

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Keith Neumeyer with Patrick V. on Silver Bullion TV Keith Neumeyer – Unpredictable Retail Demand Will Break Paper vs Physical Silver Market SBTV spoke with Keith Neumeyer, founder and CEO of First Majestic Silver. Keith believes retail silver buying is the blindspot that will catch banks by surprise and break the paper versus physical leverage in the silver market. … Read more

Stop Lying About The Derek Chauvin Trial

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By Wayne Allyn Root Stop lying. Stop insulting our intelligence. I may have been born yesterday, but I wasn’t born in the past 15 minutes. I’m an adult. I know when I’m being conned. Here’s what really happened at the Derek Chauvin Trial… A Guilty Man was Railroaded. The guilty man I’m referring to is Derek … Read more

Federal Reserve Induced Inflation Has Resulted in Collapsed US Births…Twice

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by C Hamilton Total US births are collapsing and likely to continue falling significantly further over the coming decade(s). However, this isn’t our first rodeo…as total births collapsed during the 1960’s ’til early ’80’s…almost inexplicably against a fast growing childbearing population. And now, since 2007 (and not just a C-virus one off), total births have … Read more

Why Biden is the Perfect President

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by Martin Armstrong   In all honesty, what people call “natural law” is simply a vague body of moral principles regarded as a basis for all human conduct. There is no written law, nor is there some great principle shared among nations. There is international law, and there is the international definition of human rights. … Read more

DON SURBER: Tucker Carlson is saving journalism.

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via donsurber: I should not have to write this, but journalists should accept criticism. Largely they don’t. And lately they are upset because Tucker Carlson is taking them to task on his nightly Fox show. Speaking from personal experience, your critics do you a valuable service. His criticism is golden because Carlson grew up in journalism. … Read more

New Highs Coming in 2021

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by David Brady via Sprott Money Timeframes matter when it comes to analysis and possible outcomes. What do I mean by timeframes? I’ll use Gold to explain, but this applies to all markets with the caveat that each analyst, trader, or investor has their own definitions of what these timeframes are. It’s not an exact science, but this … Read more

EU proposing legislation to restrict facial recognition tech and “high-risk” artificial intelligence applications

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by: Arsenio Toledo (Natural News) Officials within the European Union (EU) on Wednesday, April 21, proposed legislation to limit the use of facial recognition technology and other “high-risk” applications of artificial intelligence (AI). The bill was proposed by the European Commission, the main executive body of the EU. The EU is attempting to lead the world in creating and … Read more

ROGER KIMBALL: Slow-Motion Suicide of the West.

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via amgreatness: The issue, [James] Burnham saw, is that modern allotropes of liberalism have equipped us with an ethic that is far too abstract and too empty to inspire existential allegiance. Modern liberalism, Burnham wrote in Suicide of the West, does not offer ordinary men compelling motives for personal suffering, sacrifice, and death. There is no tragic … Read more

UPDATE NEWSPEAK DICTIONARIES ACCORDINGLY:

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● Politico Orders Staffers Not to Use the Word ‘Crisis’ to Describe Crisis at Border. I admit to giggling when I read this story. A liberal publication like Politico caring about the “dictionary definition” of a word in the English language? Stop the presses and hold that first edition! Indeed, the universal angst demonstrated by liberal … Read more

New Jersey deli worth more $113 million dollars…

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…despite only having $13,000 in sales during fiscal year 2020. Hometown Deli — one small store next to a New Jersey high school– has a market cap of $113 million, more that Credit Suisse. WTF? https://www.cnbc.com/2021/04/22/hometown-international-stock-100m-nj-deli-delisted-disclosure-irregularities.html https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/nj-deli-100-million-market-cap-linked-shell-company-whose-stock-also-recently-exploded     h/t Wharf Rat

38 missiles fired from Gaza friday-saturday after iranian oil tanker blown up

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Sirens in Israel throughout night as multiple rocket salvos launched from Gaza https://www.timesofisrael.com/rocket-warning-sirens-sound-near-gaza-border-idf-investigating/ -Syria’s oil ministry said firefighters on Saturday put out a fire on an oil tanker off the Baniyas refinery after a suspected attack by a drone coming from the direction of Lebanese waters. The identity of the vessel was unclear, with Iran’s … Read more

Mad Magazine Fact-Checked by Snopes, Denounced by the New York Times, Censored by Amazon, Banned by Facebook, and Slammed by SJWs.

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Mad Magazine was fact-checked by Snopes in the wake of a (rare) article making fun of Joe Biden, or his memory problems, coming to light on its website. It was rated Mostly False by spokesperson Bobby Snopes Jr, who explained that “Every one in America cannot be expected to know that Mad Magazine is, or … Read more