by Live_Gur Rep Rashida Tlaib takes an aggressive tone with a witness over whether they’re a ***gasp*** conspiracy theorist. https://twitter.com/katrinabhaydon/status/1176551629291737088 Tlaib: “Are you a conspiracy theorist?” Also Tlaib: “…I thought maybe there was something like a conspiracy thing going on there…” ME: WHAT?
via freebeacon: The Trump administration has warned the state of California that it will face consequences if it fails to submit plans addressing what the Environmental Protection Agency called the “worst air quality” of any state in the country, according to a Monday letter from the agency. The letter from EPA administrator Andrew Wheeler states that 34 million … Read more
by The Phoenix Yesterday’s drop did a lot of damage to the rally. Stocks rolled over after hitting resistance (red line). They also broke the bearish rising wedge formation they’ve been forming over the last month (blue lines). This is very bad news. Stocks had every reason to break to new highs between the Fed pumping … Read more
by jacobtheengineer Having an impeachment hearing on Trump is terrible for the democratic candidates at this moment. The news cycle is going to cover Trump for the next several months non stop, with no time for candidates to put their ideas out. I think this is a move to secure Biden as the nominee, since … Read more
by e-Pat We knew that smartphones are listening in to conversations. But they are even more sinister. via digitaltrends: Smartphone ownership is at an all-time high, and microphones are an essential hardware feature on every phone. What does it mean for your privacy? They’re no longer just used for calls. Voice-controlled “intelligent assistants” like Apple’s Siri, Google Assistant, and Microsoft’s … Read more
by axolotl_peyotl It’s extraordinary how stupid and apathetic people are for them to even stomach the drivel and propaganda spewed by these genocidal war criminals via Zerohedge: Though by now Washington appears no closer to military strikes on Iran than it was before the Sept. 14 Saudi Aramco attack, a joint statement by Britain, France, and Germany … Read more
Something to watch at 10am today https://judiciary.house.gov/legislation/hearings/protecting-america-assault-weapons h/t MK
via theverge: Apple rolled out iOS 13.1 and iPadOS earlier today, which should fix some of the bugs found in the pretty rocky iOS 13.0 release. But the company is already warning customers about another bug it hasn’t gotten around to resolving just yet. As detailed in this support article, Apple says that third-party keyboards installed … Read more
by Egon von Greyerz In this Interview with Greg Hunter, Egon von Greyerz says the signs abound that we are nearing the end of this global fiat money experiment. Asked about the health of the global financial system EvG replied: “The central banks are panicking. They don’t know what to do anymore. Europe is starting QE … Read more
Recessions come and go, but with the instability of modern markets, we’re bound to experience a recession at some point in the future. How does one prepare for such an event? A recession can be damaging to businesses and individuals alike, but luckily, there are ways to prepare yourself. Here’s how to recession-proof your finances … Read more
The UK top court ruled that what BJ did was illegal and he cannot suspend parliament. This was not a surprise. Nigel Farage is blaming BJ chief of staff for this move. The same people that never wanted a BREXIT are now calling for the resignation of BJ. Remember BJ does have the loophole that … Read more
We are now seeing more executives resign their positions. Tom Fitton gets a response from HRC lawyer, they do not want to release a memo, Fitton will respond. The DS is desperate, they need to impeach, they are pushing impeachment, this is exactly what the patriots want, they want them to push all of … Read more
by Michael Snyder Well, that sure escalated quickly. Rather than waiting until the end of the week, on Tuesday House Speaker Nancy Pelosi decided to announce that a formal impeachment inquiry is being initiated. Needless to say, leftist celebrities all over America greatly rejoiced at this news. In fact, for many of them it was essentially … Read more
Wolf Richter wolfstreet.com, http://www.amazon.com/author/wolfrichter Seattle house prices fall year-over-year. New York condos flat 24 months. San Francisco Bay Area flat 12 months despite startup millionaires. Los Angeles barely up from year ago. Boston ticks up… “Home prices in the West continue their cooldown, with prices in Seattle falling for the third month in a row and home price … Read more
via CrossBorder Capital: Despite FOMC rate cut in September, policy needs to focus far more on balance sheet expansion, i.e. QE. This will push bond term premia higher.act@liquidity.com for report EM liquidity slumps again in August despite strong rebound in Global Liquidity data Cross-border capital flows weaken widely across China and Other EM with US$89 … Read more
by Wayne Root Is President Trump about to win re-election in a 35 to 40 state electoral landslide? The signs are everywhere. Trump just raised $15 million in one day…in California. The biggest business leaders in America are betting on Trump…even in ultra-liberal, ultra-blue California. By way of comparison, California’s own liberal darling Kamala Harris raised $12 … Read more
The World’s Wealthiest Families Are Stockpiling Cash as Recession Fears Grow (Bloomberg) — Rick Stone, a former partner at Cadwalader, Wickersham & Taft, sees treacherous times ahead for family offices trying to deploy cash. The head of Stone Family Office said he doubts the bond market will provide any real return over the next decade, … Read more
by Amy S. What Is Martial Law? Martial law is a law administered by the military rather than a civilian government. Martial law may be declared in an emergency or response to a crisis, or to control occupied territory. Breaking Down Martial Law The declaration of martial law is a rare and momentous decision … Read more
by John Ward When an econo-financial world based on never-ending credit meets the reality of suspicion about inability to repay debt, all bets are off. Last week saw the end of the beginning of a crisis of liquidity in credit-driven capitalism in the United States. This week, more information is available to confirm our fears. As … Read more
