Soaring Global Debt Sets Stage For “Unprecedented Private Deleveraging”
by John Rubino The UK’s Telegraph just published an analysis of global debt that pretty much sums up the coming crisis. Here’s an excerpt with a couple of the more … Read more
BREAKING: GOP Senate just voted to go NUCLEAR Option in the Senate, THE YEAS HAVE IT. FILIBUSTER SHOT DOWN
www.foxnews.com 55 yeas have it. It’s Inevitable, Gorsich will be SCOTUS Judge, no more debate, no more filibuster. Your going to lots of talking heads cry on CNN and MSNBC. … Read more
JUST IN! Trump considering Military action in Syria… Sen. Rand Paul says Congress would need to approve military action in Syria
Source: Trump has told some members of Congress he is considering military action in Syria after latest attack t.co/03y337v63B — CNN Breaking News (@cnnbrk) April 6, 2017 DEFENSE SECRETARY MATTIS … Read more
The Case for Segregated Islamic Prisons
by Mark Angelides In almost every country where there is a radical Islamist influence, we see groups of dangerous people engaged in efforts to radicalize the young and/or misguided. And … Read more
BUSTED! Worse Than Watergate! Entire Russia/Trump Story A TEAM OBAMA Operation!
by Pamela Williams The Russia/Trump story was cooked up months before the 2016 Election, but at that time it sat on the back-burner, as the Obama Team really did not … Read more
Is the $516 Billion Accounting Error at HUD Actually the Democrats Anti-Trump War Chest?
by Mark Angelides If you’re not familiar with the recent report showing that there were over $500 Billion in accounting errors at the Department for Housing and Urban Development (HUD), … Read more
Will Donald Trump Jr. Run for Governor of New York?
By Gabrielle Seunagal The eldest son of President Trump, Donald ‘Don’ Trump Jr. recently made headlines after announcing to elite gun club members that he could easily set aspirations … Read more
Congressman Thomas Massie Drops The Truth On Syria In CNN Interview
youtu.be/VXIJlyxCQyE It is worth recalling that “Jihadist groups have a strong presence in Idlib alongside other rebel groups, some of which have received backing from powers including Turkey and the … Read more
If The Fed Sells Treasury's…Who Will Be Buying?
by Chris Hamilton From 1776 through 2007, the US issued just over $9 trillion in US Treasury debt to pay for stuff which “we” wanted but “we” were unwilling to … Read more
Why Did President Trump Sack Steve Bannon?
By Gabrielle Seunagal Earlier today, President Trump made headlines after he essentially fired Steve Bannon from his position as the National Security Council. A senior Trump administration official reported to … Read more
Now That Trump’s ‘Red Line’ Has Been Crossed, Will He Turn Damascus Into A ‘Ruinous Heap’?
by Michael Snyder Will a false flag chemical attack in Syria’s Idlib province be the trigger that causes World War 3 to erupt in the Middle East? In Part I … Read more
Watch: Nigel Farage Takes on the EU Parliament
by Mark Angelides The ever entertaining Nigel Farage has lambasted the European Union for its behavior once again in a rallying call to action. Nigel Farage (who actually came second … Read more
With Trump Meeting China’s Xi Jinping, You’d Be Surprised What Actual Chinese People Are Hoping For
by Mark Angelides With the world’s media lambasting Donald Trump for almost every move he makes, it’s often hard to discern what real people in faraway places actually think of … Read more
Steven BANNON Leaves National Security Council After SUSAN RICE Takedown!
by Pamela Williams Wow, Stephen Bannon is leaving his position in the National Security Council. He says his job is done, after the takedown of Susan Rice. Bannon has … Read more
VIX Touching Its Historic Low Levels; What’s The Calmness In The Fear Gauge Telling Us
by Umar Farooq The VIX as we all know measures the implied volatility of options on the S&P 500. This is a key component in the price investors pay … Read more
With Emerging Markets Posing A Serious Competition, Is The Collapse Of U.S. Growth Inevitable?
by Umar Farooq Writer, Rob Marstrand analyzed a 2012 paper by Robert J. Gordon for the Centre for Economic Policy Research. He’s a professor at Northwestern University in the … Read more