Democrat Thought Leader Robert Reich Says It’s Time to Cut Off Power to Elon Musk’s Factories

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Robert Reich Verified account @RBReich > Robert Reich Retweeted The Hill Call me a “boring idiot,” but until health officials decide Elon Musk’s plant is safe, PG&E should cut off its power. Call me a "boring idiot," but until health officials decide Elon Musk's plant is safe, PG&E should cut off its power. https://t.co/CBPbfXGVPR — … Read more

(Debt Jubilee) There’s No Amount That Can Save The System – (Detroit’s #1 YouTube Show)

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House Democrats released their latest bill Tuesday designed to blunt the destruction of the economy and health-care system. Party leaders expect to vote on the more-than-1,800-page package on Friday. Based upon the contraction of the global economy there is no amount of currency that can be created to save the system. During this livestream I … Read more

Trump Just Projected The Next Phase, All Trade Deals Will Be On His Terms

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QUjzJqi5mCs Countries around the world are now opening up their economies. The US is now opening, more and more businesses are coming online. The event has exposed the supply chain problems in China, Apple is now moving out of China and into India. Trump is not looking to continue trade talks with China, he holds … Read more

A Words About the Current Chaos in Prices and Inflation

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Some prices collapsed, others skyrocketed, and the Consumer Price Index went haywire. Here’s what I’m seeing beyond the near term — and it’s not “deflation.” By Wolf Richter for WOLF STREET. Amid soaring prices of meat, beverages, fruit, veggies, and other food at home, and surging costs of personal goods, medical care services, and household furnishings, and amid … Read more

The Oil Crisis Puts The Entire U.S. Economy At Risk

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By Irina Slav Job losses, well shut-ins, and bankruptcies have replaced the praise surrounding the shale oil boom that greatly enhanced America’s energy independence and gave President Trump a reason to tout energy dominance. Now, the federal government is mulling over ways to help the industry curb its losses amid historically low prices and little … Read more

RUSH: So when he is the one being accused, women cannot be believed, and now the media have to come along and investigate them.

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via rushlimbaugh RUSH: I have here a story that is written by some guy named Tom Rogers, editor-at-large at Newsweek. Does anybody read Newsweek anymore? It’s just… It’s digital only now, right? You can’t get it at newsstands. Are there newsstands anymore? I guess the virus has shut newsstands down now. Anyway, the headline of this … Read more

Trump Praises “Benefits” Of Negative Interest Rates, Pushes US To Accept (Too Bad Elderly American Savers & Non-Adult Citizens!)

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(by Half Dollar) I guess I’ve gotta make some people mad again. So be it. President Trump not only wants elderly American savers to die, but to choose how they will commit suicide (slowly by not buying food, or more quickly by not buying meds), and he wants to make sure American minors are debt slaves for their entire lives. … Read more

Big Food Price Inflation Arrives To US Government’s Own Statistics (Consumer Price Index)

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(by Half Dollar) Food price inflation should come as no surprise to anybody. You know how the coronavirus was only the pin that pricked the bubble that was blown out of underlying financial system problems? Yeah, it’s kind of like that with the coronavirus and this rapid food price inflation. You see, we’ve been discussing food price … Read more

Infinite money printing: Fed now buying ETFs

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by Simon Black Just when you thought they couldn’t come up with any more crazy ideas, the Federal Reserve announced last night that they will start buying Exchange Traded Funds, effective immediately. Just to be clear, this means that the Fed is going to conjure money out of thin air, and then use that new money … Read more

RUSH: Folks, I’m gonna tell you, these next four months are gonna be a veritable war like we have not seen.

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via rushlimbaugh RUSH: I’ll tell you something else that’s starting to send red flags up. You probably have already noticed this. All these blue state governors that want to keep their states locked down, it’s purely political. But what are they depending on? They’re depending on the red states — the red states that are opening … Read more

SUPPLY CHAINS: FOOD & TOILET PAPER SUPPLY WERE DISRUPTED BY THE RULING CLASS, NOT A VIRUS

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by Mac Slavo of SHTFplan A lot of articles out there are titled something like “the coronavirus disrupted supply chains.”  That headline is intentionally misleading.  As we know by now, the mainstream media is doing what they can to keep us all in a constant state of fear so the elites can finish enslaving us all. Just like the flu … Read more

This Giant Monopolist Needs to Declare Bankruptcy and Reorganize

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The feds have some difficult choices to make… by J. Kyle DeVries via Mises Most people are not aware that there exists a huge conglomerate in the US with trillions in sales. This business provides insurance services such as healthcare financing, disability income protection, worker’s compensation, and retirement income guarantees. Revenues emanate via premiums from customers. … Read more

DRAMATIC AGING REVERSAL IN OLD RATS, USING PLASMA FROM YOUNG RATS:

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Reversing age: dual species measurement of epigenetic age with a single clock. Interesting Twitter thread from David Sinclair here. Human treatments will ultimately involve isolating the active factors from young plasma and administering them as a drug, probably. Though possibly the young plasma’s benefit is that it lacks pro-aging factors that the old plasma contains. In … Read more

IT STARTS: US Grocery Costs Jump the Most Since 1974

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US grocery costs jump the most in 46 years, led by rising prices for meat and eggs The Labor Department reported Tuesday that prices U.S. consumers paid for groceries jumped 2.6% in April, the largest one-month pop since February 1974. The price of the meats, poultry, fish and eggs category rose 4.3%, fruits and vegetables climbed 1.5%, … Read more