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The history of the American Revolution isn’t the only thing the New York Times is revising through its 1619 Project. The “paper of record” has also taken to quietly altering the published text of the project itself after one of its claims came under intense criticism. When the 1619 Project went to print in August 2019 as … Read more
Sometimes it seems like Beijing is working at odds with its tech giants. Much of TikTok’s last year has been characterized by efforts to show it’s keeping a safe distance from the Chinese Communist Party, despite being owned by Chinese social media firm ByteDance. The latest iteration of that is TikTok’s deal with Oracle that will reportedly set … Read more
It’s been about nine years since the Obama administration lured states into adopting Common Core sight unseen, with promises it would improve student achievement. Like President Obama’s other big promises — “If you like your doctor, you can keep your doctor” — this one’s been proven a scam. “If you set and enforce rigorous and … Read more
Josh Sigurdson talks with John Sneisen about the future of the TSX (Toronto Stock Exchange) as it is clear the markets are rigged and vast amounts of money are being flooded into bailouts. This is of course not sustainable. The debt in Canada is skyrocketing and while a lot of analysts claim the TSX will … Read more
Washington Post headlines on Scalia's passing and Ginsburg's passing pic.twitter.com/VQlWwphlXa — Joe Bishop-Henchman 🗽💸⚖️🚆 (@jbhenchman) September 19, 2020
The left's normalization and routinization of political violence is literally pathological. Putting aside that their political goals are substantively awful, the things that have to be going wrong in your brain to attack a frightened dog on behalf of ANY ideology… I mean. https://t.co/SNFKOtSBAz — Omri Ceren (@omriceren) September 19, 2020 https://twitter.com/be_machiavelli/status/1307646292517154817 THE JOKES WRITE … Read more
Joe Biden, struggling to make it through another speech: “It’s estimated that 200 million people will die, probably by the time I finish this talk.” (That’s nearly 2/3 of the U.S. population.)
by Chris Powell of the Gold Anti-Trust Action Committee (GATA) 2:10p ET Friday, September 18, 2020 Dear Friend of GATA and Gold: London metals trader Andrew Maguire today tells the TF Metals Report’s Craig Hemke that the silver inventory of the exchange-traded silver fund SLV must be questioned because so many bars are being quickly credited to it even … Read more
Joe Biden in 2016 on how it’s fine to nominate even just before an election pic.twitter.com/wxLOSqxwMD — Mollie (@MZHemingway) September 19, 2020 UPDATE: Joe’s former boss was even more concise: Will do, Champ! pic.twitter.com/3jeivcEmnZ — James Woods (@RealJamesWoods) September 19, 2020 Just dug up this clip of Obama in 2016: "When there is a vacancy … Read more
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DJDxMJ7kN3U 100% Fed Up reports, Trump will win in a “landslide,” says Helmut Norpoth, a political science professor at Stony Brook University who’s correctly predicted the outcome of five of the past six presidential elections. Norpoth’s model, in fact, gives President Trump a whopping 90% chance of being re-elected.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8EVdlCW5gK8 Cassandra Fairbanks from The Western Journal reports, A woman filmed herself berating a CVS manager in Washington, DC for calling the police on two black shoplifters — and the stunt backfired in her face spectacularly.
Experts now telling the world that Solar Cycle 25 will not live up to its expected strength, meaning a false hope forecast was given so the planet wouldn’t equate low solar activity cycles in history and famine. At the same time the inverse of 1% elite stock traders have begun to see massive holdings while … Read more
Everyone is in debt. Corporations use debt. Apple has $200 billion in cash on hand and still borrows excessive levels of debt. Nations, cities, and people are heavily in debt, and ultimately this puts a heavy strain on the entire system. There is only so much debt it can handle without causing a backlash. A … Read more
by Michael Snyder The sudden passing of Ruth Bader Ginsburg shocked the entire country, and it has set up a battle for the ages in Washington. Democrats are promising to fight with everything that they have got to keep that seat from being filled before the election, but in the end there isn’t that much … Read more
by howmuch It’s no secret the US economy is powered by cities. The coronavirus forced several major metro areas into lockdowns, halting all nonessential in-person activities and sending unemployment to historic highs. With many states now reconsidering lockdowns, we thought it would be time to measure just how important American cities are to the national GDP. Buy this … Read more
by Charles Hugh-Smith The battle to claw back a significant percentage of the $50 trillion is just beginning. Do you hear the pathetic bleating of America’s billionaires and their army of toadies? If not, you soon will, for a remarkable report has been released that documents the $50 trillion in earnings that’s been transferred to the Financial … Read more
by Eric Zuesse The poisoning of Alexei Navalny has created intensified support by pro-U.S., and especially pro-NATO, officials in the European Union, to block the nearly completed NordStream 2 natural-gas pipeline from Russia to Germany, and to import into the EU, instead, far costlier U.S. LNG, liquefied natural gas. A very real possibility thus now … Read more
BY JOHN RUBINO Scott Adams: Why Trump deserves the Nobel Peace Prize … James Altucher: New York City is dead … Pierre Lassonde: Gold mining profit margins are the widest they’ve ever been … Peter Schiff: The dollar rally already happened, now it’s going to zero … McAlvany: Zombification and the free money apocalypse …
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=keOmy1MoKZ8 As a consequence of the Fed’s pledge to keep printing money limitlessly to bailout the shaken US economy, China has decided to change its importing of industrial goods policy, setting a more aggressive and strategic approach, which is being evaluated by some economic experts as the final coup for the dollar’s purchasing power. Even … Read more
