by Ron Paul via Ron Paul Liberty Report As anti-US protests raged across Baghdad, rockets were fired into the green zone with at least one hitting the US embassy complex. The neocons will surely blame Iran (again) and argue for a military escalation. Will this mean the hot war is back on the menu?
by Martin Armstrong QUESTION: You have been silent on the whole John Bolton thing. Do you think this is really a smoking gun? PN ANSWER: I have absolutely ZERO trust or respect for John Bolton. He is trying to overthrow TrumpBECAUSE not that he was fired by Trump, but because he is a NEOCON who wants to take the country … Read more
In the US, student loan debt is becoming a divisive and politically dividing issue. Recently, a parent who had saved up for his daughter’s college confronted Democrat political candidate Elizabeth Warren about her plan to forgive up to $50k per person in student loan debt and Warren laughed at him. According to Federal Reserve data … Read more
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yo4yCn4qwjs As if Hong Kongers didn’t have enough of a reason to riot already… Dozens of masked demonstrators started fires and built barricades, recalling some of the worst unrest of the pro-democracy movement protests last summer. In addition to barricading a road in Fanling district, protesters also scattered trash in the streets and hurled petrol … Read more
by StyleRaptor Berkshire breaks out cash holdings in its quarterly reports. The balance sheet on page 2 of the latest SEC Form 10-Qshows $71 billion in cash and equivalents and $53.4 billion in US T-bills. An additional $3.7 billion in cash equivalents appears under the railroad operations broken out near the bottom of the page. Cash and … Read more
"'The [coronavirus] situation in China could affect the planned production schedule,' one supply chain executive, whose trip to China has been postponed due to the virus, told Nikkei."$AAPL https://t.co/wrqfHpQ2DV — Carl Quintanilla (@carlquintanilla) January 28, 2020 commodities plunge as the world's largest factories in china close up shop – this is a shock to worldwide … Read more
by GoldSilver “May you live in interesting times.” It’s a famous curse, supposedly of Chinese origin. And it seems nearly as apt today as when it first came to the attention of the Western mainstream in the 1930s. First quoted in print to a British politician, a much less famous Chamberlain named Austen, in 1936 the … Read more
Muh waiting period: http://archive.ph/wip/UTgLo
‘One off’ trades. If you’re new to the world of shares, then you may not be overly familiar with this term. It’s a phrase that can be negatively used by full service stockbrokers, yet it describes a sizable portion of the share trades that are completed each day on the ASX. What is a one … Read more
by Michael Snyder In 2017 and 2018, most Americans were generally feeling pretty good about the future, and interest in “prepping” plummeted nationwide. But now things have changed. All of a sudden, demand for “prepper properties” is absolutely soaring, and this is driving up the prices of rural homes all over the nation. In fact, … Read more
Another money-losing, cash-burning, over-hyped unicorn in a ho-hum low-tech business (bedding retailer) tries to make it out the IPO window while it still can. By Wolf Richter for WOLF STREET. It’s tough out there for money-losing, cash-burning startup unicorns that have multiplied like rabbits in recent years. Casper Sleep Inc., which sells foam mattresses and bedding, filed its … Read more
by Jake Containing new coronavirus may not be feasible, experts say, as they warn of possible sustained global spread ome infectious disease experts are warning that it may no longer be feasible to contain the new coronavirus circulating in China. Failure to stop it there could see the virus spread in a sustained way around … Read more
This was up briefly in China and then taken down:https://t.co/H3BPTjKaEq — John Lounsbury (@jlounsbury59) January 28, 2020 confirmed #coronavirus cases and deaths are ahead of schedule — likely an exponential rise is ahead pic.twitter.com/tylIX6T55V — Alastair (@StockBoardAsset) January 28, 2020 #coronavirus likely to be a shock to global economy https://t.co/mbWJYyvQdQ — Alastair (@StockBoardAsset) January 28, … Read more
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nDoj157WtwU Matt Palumbo from the Bongino Show reports, not long after CNN went apoplectic over one of their reporters being dismissed as a “liberal hack” by Sen. Martha McSally, one of their analysts was caught fabricating quotes out of thin air. Read More/Source/Credit/FairUse: https://bongino.com/cnn-analyst-caugh…
Attorney Alan Dershowitz argued that the Democrats’ “lawless view” of impeachment “would place Congress above” the law and above the Constitution, during the Senate impeachment trial on 1/27/2020. Be sure to like, subscribe, and comment below to share your thoughts on the video.
The year 1720: In 1720 there was the last pandemic of large-scale bubonic plague, also called The Great Plague of Marseille. Records show that the bacterium killed around 100,000 people in Marseille. It is assumed that the bacterium was spread by flies infected with this bacterium. The year 1820: The first recordings of a cholera pandemic occurred in … Read more
Notice he keeps on his (weak) mask during this little press conference. Seems like a lot of dramatics.
