Owner of Danvers store calls out DA Rachael Rollins’ shoplifting policy after thousands in coats stolen

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With nearly tens of thousands of dollars worth of merchandise stolen from his clothing store over the past month, Alan Gibeley said that prosecutors who go easy on shoplifters — such as Suffolk District Attorney Rachael Rollins — are threatening his business and putting the well-being of his employees at risk. “The easier shoplifting is, … Read more

TRULY AMAZING! President Trump SO GOOD that US Has Gone from 1/5th of Global Economy to 1/4th of Global Economy in JUST THREE YEARS

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More from the World Economic Rankings from the Centre for Economics and Business Research (CEBR): • The USA in 2019 reached 24.8% of world GDP, its largest share of the world economy since 2007. And the US is now expected to remain the world’s largest economy throughout the 2020s and is to be overtaken by … Read more

Healthcare And “Market Failure”

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by Marc Fouradoulas via Mises In the face of illness and suffering, private markets for healthcare services allegedly fail. Since the 1960s, neoclassical economists have legitimized the regulation and collectivization of this sector under the term “market failure.” This assumption forms the foundation of the discipline of health economics and its attempt to replace the failed … Read more

Chelsea Clinton TRIGGERED! Look How She Reacted to this Hilarious Clinton Throwback Video

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7bQMPWbOpj4 Madison Dibble from washington examiner reports, Chelsea Clinton replied to Rep. Paul Gosar after he mocked her parents in his Christmas greeting. On Christmas Eve, the Arizona Republican posted a clip from a 60 Minutes interview Bill and Hillary Clinton did in 1992 amid infidelity rumors. Read More/Source/Credit/FairUse: https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/ne…

Elizabeth Warren’s campaign is LOSING MONEY! Has to scale back on 2020 rallies.

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Sen. Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass., may have found a lump of coal in her Christmas stocking, as her campaign’s fundraising efforts reportedly had a sharp decline in the fourth quarter. CNBC first reported Friday that the Warren campaign had raised “just over $17 million” in the final quarter ahead of a Dec. 31 Federal Election Commission … Read more

2020: The Year Of The Oil Bankruptcies

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By Alex Kimani A bankruptcy boom has hit the oil and gas industry, and it’s just getting started. Investors have lost their appetite for shale, and energy debt has become among the least desirable in the market. The industry has been teetering on the verge of mass hysteria for much of 2019 as a record … Read more

Don’t Fall for This Deadly Dividend Trap

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By Robert Ross When’s the last time you bought Kraft Mac & Cheese? I imagine it’s been a while. Thirty years ago, every cupboard in America had a box. But consumer trends have shifted. People don’t want hyper-processed foods like Kraft Mac & Cheese anymore. Warren Buffett, one of the greatest investors of all time, … Read more

Wikileaks docs expose Syrian “chemical attack” narrative |FBI “investigating Ghislaine Maxwell

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lCODM7HY_0A Wikileaks releases internal emails and documents from OPCW show that behind the scenes investigators had major concerns about the narrative being projected regarding the alleged chemical attack in April 2018 in Syria. Sources from the FBI have reported to the New York Post that Jeffery Epstein’s Madam, Ghislanine Maxwell, is under “investigation”. https://wikileaks.org/opcw-douma/

Jim Rickards Warns that Tsunami of Debt Could Upend the Economy

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Photo by Wikimedia.org| CC BY | Photoshopped   From Birch Gold Group At some point, an economic problem deepens so much that the piper has to be paid. Both in the U.S. and globally, one of those problems appears to be mountains of debt. Jim Rickards recently issued a dire proclamation about the global debt situation: Current global debt levels are simply not sustainable. Debt … Read more

Signs Of A 2020 Top: “Investors Are Dipping Back Into The Riskiest Patch Of High Yield”

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BY JOHN RUBINO If you’re managing money and need positive results in the year ahead, you’re in a tough spot. Stocks are at levels that in the past have preceded cycle-ending crashes while high-grade bonds yield virtually nothing but could easily produce big capital losses if interest rates rise even a little. What do you do? … Read more