by Dennis Miller Pundit Bill Bonner predicts: “Most likely, the stock market will crash sometime before the 2020 election. We can’t know when. …. The end of the stock market boom, too, is unpredictable. But each passing day brings us a day closer to when it will crash and burn.” Bonner’s prediction is in line with our … Read more
by Wayne Allyn Root This can’t go on. This can’t stand. It’s time to draw a line in the sand. Days ago, a precious American Mormon family was savagely massacred in Mexico by the Mexican Cartels . Like animals in the street. They murdered woman, children, even 8-month old twins. These Cartels have no regard for … Read more
by Simon Black Warren Buffett has famously quipped that his preferred holding period for an investment is “forever.” Once he zeroes in on a great business and buys a huge stake in the company, he never wants to sell. Ever. This concept of long-term investing is simple to understand but hard to put into practice. We … Read more
2009: FIRE AND PROSECUTE WHISTLEBLOWERS2010: “ “2011: “ “2012: “ “2013: “ “2014: “ “2015: “ “2016: “ “ Yesterday: WHISTLEBLOWERS ARE SACRED AND MUST BE BELIEVED AND PROTECTED Today: FIRE THE EPSTEIN COVERUP WHISTLEBLOWER — Razor (@hale_razor) November 7, 2019 The RNC has an honest gripe with the Federal Elections Committee. The media is … Read more
Joy Behar roasted for denying wearing blackface: ‘Enjoy the cancel culture you created.’ Flashback: “Danson’s Racist ‘Humor’ Appalls Crowd at Roast,” the late Roger Ebert wrote in 1993: It’s a tradition of the celebrity roasts at the Friar’s Club that everything goes — that no joke is in such bad taste that it cannot be … Read more
Chile and the US withdraw from the climate accords as we descend deeper into the Eddy Grand Solar Minimum. The amounts of renewable power megawatts forecast is but a fraction of a fraction of what the globe needs to continue an international economy. Record cold in Europe and the US signal a return to reduced … Read more
The impossible feat: Trying to fix a debt problem with more debt. The US consumer is largely responsible for the economy of the US. However, that consumer has less and less disposable income and more and more debt. The bigger this becomes, the worse the crisis becomes. What do you think will happen with the … Read more
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3OtufTe45m0 100% Fed Up reports, It finally happened… Greg Gutfeld finally called Juan Williams “ignorant” during a discussion on ‘The Five.’ Juan tried to make generalizations about Trump’s “folk” and claimed the fight crowd booed Trump when he entered Madison Square Garden on Saturday night. Gutfeld is correct to say the people who are fight … Read more
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by Michael Snyder Tourists that visit the Colosseum in Rome these days are getting quite a shock. A gigantic statue of a pagan Canaanite deity known as “Molech” has been erected right at the entrance. In ancient times, those that served Molech would literally sacrifice their children to him, and apparently this involved burning them … Read more
Around 100 teams from research institutes, universities, and companies across the country reportedly participated in the competition, where judges tested their suits’ “ability to carry heavyweight, mobility in rough terrain and artillery ammo loading.” The suits are intended to be worn as a sort of “exoskeleton,” fitted with intelligence systems that can read the soldier’s … Read more
BREAKING: Former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg, a Democrat, is preparing to run for president, sources say – NYT — BNO News (@BNONews) November 7, 2019
Jeff Sessions announces Senate bid on ‘Tucker Carlson Tonight’ h/t Jake
(Interview Done by Rob Kirby for USAWatchdog.com) James O’Keefe and Project Veritas have released video featuring ABC investigative reporter Amy Robach visibly upset about the decision to “spike” her tell-all report about Jeffrey Epstein ‘s child trafficking. These damning revelations, at very least, irreparably damaged the ABC/Disney brand; Disney from the standpoint that they pride … Read more
by Michael Snyder The world is now 188 trillion dollars in debt, and that number continues to grow rapidly each year. It is a form of enslavement that is deeply insidious, because most of those living on the planet do not even understand how the system works, and even if they did most of them … Read more
I’ve worked in consumer marketplaces the last few years. I think the points below are now pretty widely accepted within the industry but thought it may be interesting to others so I did a quick write-up below. From about 2011 – 2018 there was rapid growth in marketplace businesses. Think food delivery (UberEats, Doordash, Postmates, … Read more
The market – and the public – were overconfident. Some experts argue that at the time of the crash, stocks were wildly overpriced and that a collapse was imminent. That same sense of reckless overconfidence extended to average consumers and small investors, too, leading to an “asset bubble.” The crash happened after a long period … Read more
After Russia collusion controversy, FBI faces ‘red flag’ concerns over vetting informants. Back in the summer of 2007, a well-respected FBI executive marched up to Capitol Hill to assure members of Congress that the bureau had reformed and modernized its management of human sources, more commonly known as informants. “Both the Attorney General and the … Read more
By Nick Cunningham Prices for Canadian oil continue to sink as the Keystone Pipeline remains offline. The pipeline sprung a leak late last month, spilling more than 9,000 barrels of oil into wetlands in North Dakota. The pipeline has been online for less than a decade, but has suffered several high-profile spills. The cleanup could … Read more
