More Infrastructure Goes Down Across the Globe

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Unbelievably more infrastructure going down across the planet, Japan pipes collapse due to a six foot plus snowstorm cutting off water on Hokkaido. Europe’s longest bridge closed due to too much snow fall. Oil prices up and exodus from the cities expected to continue for the next 24 months.

Whispers of $100 Oil Return as Inflation Gets Heavy! Investor Fear Rising Interest Rates

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Inflation is picking up with oil, crude oil, commodities, lumber, industrial commodities, silver, copper all rising fast. More money moving into the stock market. Value stocks have seen more inflows and tech stocks and other growth stocks are also performing well. More money is being pumped in from all sides, creating a massive bull market … Read more

As Biden’s Mental State Declines Another News Anchor Is Sounding The Alarm

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IwDxffNHbig Martin Walsh from Trending Politics reports, Newsmax host Grant Stinchfield is weighing in on Joe Biden’s cognitive decline. During a segment on his program Monday night, Stinchfield noted a segment from Australian reporter Cory Bernardi, who recently sounded the alarm on Biden’s mental state. Read More/Source/Credit/FairUse: https://trendingpolitics.com/newsmax-…​

Doug Noland: “Fed Credibility Is Evaporating Along With Bond Prices”

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BY JOHN RUBINO Doug Noland is out with his latest Credit Bubble Bulletin, following a week in which some of the things he’s been warning about began to happen. Definitely read the whole thing (especially the exchange between Representative Warren Davidson and Fed Chair Jerome Powell). But in the meantime here’s a brief excerpt: Global bond markets have an … Read more

The World’s Largest Money Managers Hold $170 Billion In Coal Assets

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By MINING.com The world’s two largest money managers have built a combined $170 billion investment portfolio in coal using money from people’s private savings and pension contributions, despite a global push for carbon neutrality, a new report shows. The eye-popping figure pales in comparison to the astronomical $1 trillion in coal investments held by 4,488 institutional … Read more

Is Biden Back in the Basement?

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by Martin Armstrong Joe Biden appears to be the first president to skip doing a State of the Union Address which is typically done by the end of February by tradition. However, it is not uncommon that a president skips the State of the Union Address during the year in which they were inaugurated. Both … Read more

SCOTUS Case May Determine If Police Can Enter Your Home WITHOUT a Warrant

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by Robert Wheeler A new Supreme Court case may determine if police have the power to enter a person’s home without a warrant. Years of American law precedent and the US Constitution are quite clear in the restraints put on government agents. However, that isn’t stopping the police, government, and activist judges from doing what they … Read more

The Outage at the Federal Reserve

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by Martin Armstrong The outage of the National Settlement Service and the Fedwire Securities Service, which provides issuance, settlement, and transfer services for Treasuries and other government securities, was down and this has caused some concern and then conspiracy theories mixed in. The Fed made progress reversing the shutdown within a couple of hours, however, … Read more

UK – Every single prosecution under government’s Coronavirus Act has been overturned

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Every single one of the 246 prosecutions launched so far under a draconian coronavirus law has been done so incorrectly, the latest figures show. The Coronavirus Act was introduced by the government in March last year, at the start of the pandemic. It contains emergency powers, such as banning mass gatherings and enforced screening for people deemed infectious, to … Read more