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I Love My Freedom reports, Documentary filmmaker and Democrat Socialist Michael Moore is one of President Trump’s loudest celebrity critics. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JWazLdpcH14 Read More/Source/Credit/FairUse: https://ilovemyfreedom.org/anti-trump…    

You don’t need to watch an entire 25 minutes to realize this is a national emergency. The Most Crossed Areas between the US and Mexico: 2,000 Illegals Caught in 72 Hours: And then there’s the Canadian-US border that gets little press. Border agents stretched too thin to cover over 5,000 miles. Entering from Mexico via … Read more

CNBC, Released on 2/13/19 Sean Parker, chairman of The Parker Foundation, discusses big tech’s data privacy problem.    

In his first interview since being fired, former FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe is telling “60 Minutes” why he opened up investigations involving President Trump.   h/t supporter

 by Mark Nestmann I was starting to feel sorry for the 800,000 federal employees who hadn’t received paychecks for more than a month. Then Donald Trump caved to the Democrats and ended the government shutdown. There’s now a bipartisan effort in Congress to enact a law that would make government shutdowns less likely. But I have … Read more

Via The Babylon Bee WASHINGTON, D.C.—At a recent press conference, Democrats unveiled an aggressive, surefire plan to ensure Trump gets reelected in 2020. “Every part of this proposal was designed to make us look absolutely insane, making sure that Trump regains the White House in two years,” said one Democratic lawmaker at the unveiling of … Read more

Seems like stock buybacks are really working wonders for the markets. Not to mention that insane level of QE that has flooded the system. Strong and robust economy? Or a dying economy supported by every possible method of stimulus?   If the economy was strong and the markets were doing well, why do we need … Read more

Welcome back to New World Next Week – the video series from Corbett Report and Media Monarchy that covers some of the most important developments in open source intelligence news. This week: Story #1: New Jersey Wants To Tax The Rain https://bit.ly/2N3FWed Story #2: Scientist Cures HPV With Non-Invasive Method https://bit.ly/2RYcpmZ StartPage: Photodynamic Therapy https://bit.ly/2SuZ4rA … Read more

by Jesse Colombo My concerns about the U.S. automobile bubble are being confirmed. As Bloomberg reports: More Americans than ever are at least three months behind on their auto loans, a sign that the U.S. economy may have little growth left in the tank. The number of loans at least 90 days late exceeded 7 million at the … Read more

via Dagny Taggart A year ago today, Nikolas Cruz opened fire at Marjorie Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida, killing seventeen defenseless students and staff members and injuring seventeen others. During the mayhem, a sheriff’s deputy was on the scene…hiding behind his vehicle. It was an event that probably could have been prevented, if the police, the … Read more

by Lance Roberts It is often said that one should never discuss religion or politics as you are going to wind up offending someone. In the financial world it is mentioning the “R” word. The reason, of course, is that it is the onset of a recession that typically ends the “bull market” party. As the legendary Bob Farrell … Read more

Good history on California’s ridiculous Bullet train. Went over budget from 33 billion to 80 billion projected. More information. It was and is a California train wreck The Politician Behind California High Speed Rail Now Says It’s ‘Almost a Crime’ Also the video talks of foreign bullet trains and how unprofitable they are and the … Read more

by Claudio Grass via Claudiograss.ch The latest numbers released by China’s statistics bureau fueled widespread concerns about the outlook of the global economy, as the Asian superpower reported its slowest growth rate since 1990. The figures showed a 6.6% growth for 2018, confirming the view that the growth engine of the world economy is running out of steam. … Read more

via silverdoctors: Oops, another country did it again! Italy thought it had some savings in real, physical gold, but as the oh-so-true saying goes, “if you don’t hold it… Italy has a crap-ton of gold. For all the flak Italy has received about its sovereign debt crisis, the truth of the matter is that Italy has … Read more

by Tho Bishop via Mises Wire Today Jerome Powell got out of the beltway and enjoyed some southern hospitality at Mississippi Valley State University, speaking at the Hope Enterprise Corporation Rural Policy Forum. Most of the Fed Chairman’s talk was dedicated to talking about how the Fed could the financial needs of rural areas, a questionable claim … Read more

$1,665,484,000,000: Feds Collect Record Individual Income Taxes in Calendar 2018–as Debt Climbed $1,481,349,159,596.80 (CNSNews.com) – The federal government collected a record $1,665,484,000,000 in individual income taxes in calendar year 2018, according to the Monthly Treasury Statements for the year, which the Treasury finished publishing today with the belated release of the December statement. Calendar year 2018 … Read more

by Egon von Greyerz There are critical moments in time that can change history. This week I will talk about two lines which are extremely important, as these two lines will change the world for years to come. The first is a Chinese Gold Line which is linked strongly to China’s history. That line has an important … Read more

by Martin Armstrong I wanted to write an obituary for a friend who I would go down to Capitol Hill to see – Walter Jones. He was a Republican but someone who would vote based upon what he believed was right and not simply because of party politics. Walter died and it was really a … Read more

by Martin Armstrong   The politicians have a golden rule. When the courts prevent them from raising a tax, they call it something else to impose it. Massachusetts, the bastion of political Marxism, attempted to put on the ballot a new millionaire tax. That was rejected on constitutional grounds by the Supreme Judicial Court. So … Read more

by Shaun Richards Today there only is one topic and it was given a lead in late last night from Japan. There GDP growth was announced as 0.3% for the last quarter of 2018 which sounded okay on its own but meant that the economy shrank by 0.4% in the second half of 2018. Also … Read more