by sundance A curiously interesting development in the DOJ case against Michael Flynn. Judge Emmet Sullivan is weighing the merits of the Flynn defense Motion to Compel (MTC), which requests a significant amount of information on DOJ/FBI conduct in the lead-up to Flynn’s prosecution. A decision and court briefing was anticipated soon. However, today the DOJ … Read more
via commentarymagazine: Toward that end, McGowan is building a national network of local media outlets designed to look and feel like objective newsgathering organizations but which are designed to disseminate information and narratives favorable to Democrats. As Bloomberg Businessweek reporter Joshua Green notes in his profile of the operation, casual readers of “Courier Newsroom” publications will find no cues … Read more
by Charles Hugh-Smith The servitude of society to a globalized economy is generating extremes of insecurity, powerlessness and inequality. Does our economy serve our society, or does our society serve our economy, and by extension, those few who extract most of the economic benefits? It’s a question worth asking, as beneath the political churn around the … Read more
Obama privately said he would speak up to stop Sanders from becoming Dem nominee: report https://t.co/vsHmK3Qqdg pic.twitter.com/CB3rPb3ejO — The Hill (@thehill) November 26, 2019
by Michael Snyder The global economy is already in the worst distress that we have seen since 2008, and it appears that the global slowdown is actually picking up pace as we head into 2020. And this is happening even though central banks around the world have been cutting interest rates and pumping massive amounts … Read more
Consumer confidence falls fourth consecutive month The Conference Board’s consumer confidence index dipped to 125.5 this month. Economists polled by Dow Jones expected the index to rise to 126.6. Tuesday’s data release is the latest pointing to weaker economic growth toward the end of the year. To be sure, expectations for the holiday shopping season … Read more
By Julianne Geiger This Thanksgiving, Americans will suck up 350 gigawatts of electricity–equivalent to the entire world’s nuclear power capacity in 2012–making turkeys. So, while we spend time being thankful this Thursday as we gather around the dinner table with family and friends, we should take a moment to extend that thanks to the energy … Read more
by John W. Whitehead “As we express our gratitude, we must never forget that the highest appreciation is not to utter words, but to live by them.”—John F. Kennedy Once again, it’s been a hard, heart-wrenching, stomach-churning kind of year. It’s been a year of hotheads and blowhards and killing sprees and bloodshed and takedowns. It’s … Read more
As 2019 draws to a close, precious material investors around the world are wondering what the next year will bring in terms of buying and selling trends. Should you sell or stockpile silver, or should you trade every bit of gold you own for other commodities? Let’s get started. Blockchain is bound to influence the … Read more
Their data does not include direct downloads from Disney+, but only takes into account Android and iOS downloads. They estimate just under a million downloads a day, and also estimate that many subscribers aren’t just subbing for a free subscription, vis a vis Verizon unlimited. Per their research, new subscribers are opting to pay for … Read more
by GoingforIvey With the stock market doing well and a lot of call holders being in the money, I figured some people might be thinking of exercising their calls to capture the gains. However, this is something you do not want to do; you are better off just selling the calls. You will see this … Read more
by The Phoenix The Fed is now expanding its balance sheet at a pace of $100 billion per month. Yes, $100 billion, despite the fact its official QE program is only $60 billion. On an annualized basis this means the Fed is now funneling over $1 trillion into the financial system every year. And it’s igniting … Read more
from Financial Survival Network John Rubino is back… Last piece of fake good news? China trade deal coming? Not so fast. Phase 1 is the easy part. Bloomberg enters the presidential fray. Is he for real? Deval who? They’ve lost faith in Biden and they’re completely panic-stricken. Neither of these candidates has a prayer. They’ve jumped in … Read more
by Ian56 The U.S. needs enemies in order to provide the pretext for its trillion dollars a year Military Budget. The U.S. spends as much on its military as the next 12 countries combined and most of those other 12 countries are allies. The U.S. government is completely controlled by Bankers, Arms Company Lobbyists and … Read more
by Simon Black Late last week, Amazon founder Jeff Bezos gave away nearly $100 million to more than a dozen charities across the United States. It would take the average person more than 1,000 centuries to accumulate that much money. Yet Bezos gave it away in a single day. And it’s not like that was the … Read more
by Martin Armstrong QUESTION: I live in Australia but seriously considering living elsewhere as our freedoms continue to be eroded, our economy artificially supports to stop property prices corrected as top 4 banks carry estimate 80% exposure, etc, etc. I love living in Sydney beaches for climate, beaches + surf, incredible quality of raw ingredients for … Read more
SHOW NOTES AND MP3: https://www.corbettreport.com/?p=34155 So we all know about the missing trillions by now, but where is that money going? And what can Americans do to reclaim that money that is rightfully theirs? Join Catherine Austin Fitts of Solari.com and James Corbett of The Corbett Report for this wide-ranging discussion on the most important … Read more
John Rubino interviewed by Dunagun Kaiser on Reluctant Preppers With civil unrest going global, one seasoned analyst suggests that banks, central banks, and governments may be near the end of their rope, and poised to pivot to a survival strategy. John Rubino, founder of DollarCollapse.com and co-author with James Turk of “The Money Bubble – What to Do Before … Read more
