via rushlimbaugh: BREAK TRANSCRIPT RUSH: I want to get started in this hour with a revisit. We’re gonna go back to the Grooveyard of Forgotten Sound Bites. This is from November 9th, 2016. This guy that called 45 minutes ago said, “You know, Rush, I’ll never forget the day after the election. I was giddy, we … Read more
by Per Bylund via Mises There is a lot of confusion about the concept of a “good” in economics. While thinking of goods as products (or services) is an easy shorthand, it doesn’t quite capture economic reality. And it induces logical mistakes and outright errors. Economics is not primarily about physical reality, but about the use of it … Read more
by Martin Armstrong QUESTION: Hi Martin, Recently you wrote: “Recently, this has manifested in laws that have attacked foreign investment in real estate, which is not the “hot” money that blew up the world in 1997. ” I live in Vancouver where real estate prices are completely divorced from local wages. If it is not hot … Read more
by David Haggith Actually, the big squeeze that began in September never went away; but repo auctions last week looked worse than ever, in spite of the Fed’s launching of QE4ever. With a new $60 billion a month in permanent re-inflation of money supply pouring back into the economy now, the Fed still has found itself back … Read more
Authored by Andre Vltcheck via Off-Guardian.org, It is very popular these days to talk and write about the “trade war” between the United States and China. But is there really one raging? Or is it, what we are witnessing, simply a clash of political and ideological systems: one being extremely successful and optimistic, the other depressing, full of … Read more
by David Haggith The leaves are turning quickly now, and so is housing … down … like autumn’s leaves. Earlier this month, I wrote of how housing sales had started to float upward against my call for a long housing decline more than a year prior, but that turned out to be a mere swirl in the wind: … Read more
By Julianne Geiger The US oil and gas rig count fell sharply this week, according to Baker Hughes, with a drop of 25 rigs for the week. This week marks nine decreases out of the last ten weeks. The total oil and gas rig count now stands at 830, or 238 down from this time … Read more
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_mk5bskcfls The WeWork saga rages on as SoftBank continues to sink money into the office-sharing project. RT Correspondents Faran Fronczak and Rachel Blevins are both on hand today to break down the state of WeWork and its funding future. Plus, it’s the end of the week, which means it’s time for the global market walk. … Read more
This reporter was obviously devastated by Hillary’s loss to Trump.
by Martin Armstrong During the last Mortgaged Backed Security scandal which undermined the entire world economy, they created mortgage modifications which enabled millions of delinquent homeowners to avoid having their home foreclosed. Since 2007, it has been estimated that some 8.7 million permanent mortgage modifications were created. There are still over $800 billion of these … Read more
via counterpunch I have lived a life marked by many roles, some of them mutually exclusive. According to The Dallas Morning News, for instance, I’m an “investigative journalist whose prison sentence was derided by free press advocates”, as well as an “Anonymous activist and award-winning journalist”. Also according to the Dallas Morning News, I merely “describe[.. my]self as … Read more
I can’t believe we live in a country where parents are allowed to chemically castrate their 7-year-old boy, but spanking a child is called abuse. — Ryan Fournier (@RyanAFournier) October 25, 2019 Transgenders activists claim that there high suicide rate is due to the negative stigma they face. Yet, the suicide rate for trans is … Read more
This forgotten mainstream news report indicates that some people had prior knowledge of September 11 attacks and used this information to financially benefit themselves. https://streamable.com/39fai
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0U9Jguu3GiU The tornadoes that tore through northern Texas on Sunday will be the costliest tornado outbreak in Texas history, according to the Insurance Council of Texas.
A majority of both ‘Leavers’ and ‘Remainers’ in Britain see violence against MPs in parliament as a “price worth paying” if it meant their views on Brexit won out, according to new research. A majority of both ‘Leavers’ and ‘Remainers’ in Britain see violence against MPs in Parliament as a “price worth paying” if it … Read more
Lead and other neurotoxins in children cause stunted mental development. I wonder if this is on purpose to create an underclass of workers, prison labor, and soldiers rather than free thinkers who can pose a threat to the status quo. https://www.forbes.com/sites/brucelee/2019/10/21/95-of-baby-food-had-toxic-heavy-metals-senator-schumer-calls-for-action/#e2b76f616a79
by deadfallpro For those not familiar, PG&E is the private utility company who operates the grid for most of California. They have ignored maintenance for years and have a well documented history of causing disasters and killing their customers. They even inspired the film Erin Brockovich with their negligence and a coverup. Recently, PG&E was subject to … Read more
Stock Market New – Earnings Slump Will CRASH Stocks! Stock Market Crash ahead might be thanks to earnings. all worked well for earnings in the past but things might change, from margins to valuations. This should all lead to some kind of stock market crash! Want to know more about my research and portfolios?
Police Now Involved In Democrat Ethics Scandal As SECOND Democrat Hit With Ethics investigation. Police are now investigating leaked photos of Democratic rep Katie Hill following the publication of photos by two news outlets. The allegations against progressive democrat Katie Hill were announced recently by the house ethics committee and Hill has admitted to an … Read more
