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In a bold move that swiftly follows the United Kingdom Supreme Court ruling the previous suspension of Parliament by the government unlawful, the government is to request a second suspension as early as the weekend. Lord President of the Privy Council Jacob Rees-Mogg will visit British Monarch Queen Elizabeth II again to ask for her … Read more
A British woman has been in the news recently for diagnosing herself with a sensitivity to electromagnetic radiation and sleeping in a $500 EMF-blocking sack. She reportedly stays in the sack, from time to time, for 30-hour stretches. The woman—70-year-old Rosi Gladwell of Totnes, Devon—helps lead a small advocacy group on the topic of EMF-related … Read more
Patricia Alice “Pat” Shaw, of East Lyme, Connecticut, loved the outdoors. She walked her dogs three times a day. She often sat by the backyard swimming pool at her home, surrounded by woods. The walks, the pool, the woods – any of those pleasures may have led to the mosquito bite that killed her weeks later on Sept. 19. Before Pat came down … Read more
Trump ruined EVERYTHING when he released the transcript. LOL Trump Approval holding steady at 48%. That’s higher than Obamas during his term. Hearsay allowed due to rule change???? ——– Okay, CHANGE it back!!! Hearsay is a JOKE in a court of law. GREG JONES: The Media’s No Good, Really Bad, Terrible Two Weeks. Apparently still … Read more
Nancy Pelosi says her latest impeachment spectacle is “about the Constitution.” That’s laughable since so many of her actions, like those of so many in her conference and their progressive fellow travelers, do violence to the Constitution on a daily basis The following non-exhaustive list catalogues instances of the authoritarians’ widening assault on our liberties. … Read more
by Martin Armstrong QUESTION: What do you make of Trump’s proposal to restrict US investment in China? Will this send the US economy into recession as everyone is saying? DH ANSWER: I have never seen the press so anti-president in the history of this nation. Every possible thing they claim will destroy the US economy. The US … Read more
by Martin Armstrong A lot of people have been writing in about the liquidity crisis and the banks with exposure to Deutsche Bank. This is clearly the European Banking Crisis we have been warning about. Most European (and Swiss) banks are having to overpay 30-40bps over libor. Even A+ rated banks are having to pay … Read more
Top trends researcher Gerald Celente is bullish on gold because debt is exploding globally. Celente is bullish on gold and explains, ““I have been saying for more than five years that gold had to break over $1,450 (per ounce). Once it solidly broke over that, it’s going to head for $2,000 (per ounce). The downside … Read more
by John Ward WE, THE PEOPLE, ARE ALONE ¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤ Now that Rosh Hashanah is finished, and the Almighty has been confirmed as King of the Universe through heartfelt prayers directed Heavenwards, we can be sure that the stability of our world is fully assured by those petitions to God in favour of a happy, healthy and sweet … Read more
by Mike Shedlock GDPNow and other GDP estimates took a dive today on weaker than expected manufacturing reports. The GDPNow forecast for third-quarter GDP fell to 1.8% today on weak economic reports. Gold and Treasuries Rally Manufacturing ISM Worst Since 2009 on Severe Contraction of Export Orders@IanShepherdson "First-ever recession caused by actions of the president"https://t.co/POOo9lT110 — Mike … Read more
By Simon Watkins Last week’s agreement by the London-based oil and gas company TechnipFMC to pay US$5.1 million to settle an Iraq-related corruption case with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) again highlights the endemic corruption that has crippled Iraq over the years. However, it is just a drop in an ocean of dirty money that … Read more
By Tsvetana Paraskova Researchers have been in a race to find ways to improve lithium-ion batteries. They are also looking to develop alternatives to the lithium-ion battery that would be lower cost and more sustainable to manufacture. And they may just have found one. Aluminum-based batteries would be cheaper to make, because aluminum is the third most … Read more
by condortheviking Numbers are approximate. My wife had a scheduled routine c-section. We went through all the proper channels and have good health insurance. The hospital had us make a down payment a week before the c-section of about $2800. We knew it was going to cost about this much, and we had the money … Read more
by TFittonJW FITTON: BIG Question: Is the Chinese Government STILL Helping Biden? And cut Schiff Off!
by Michael Snyder There is a whole lotta shaking going on in America right now, and many people are concerned about what that could potentially mean. Could it be possible that the U.S. is entering a more seismically active time? This week alone, we have seen earthquake swarms in Texas, Oklahoma, San Francisco and the … Read more
The WTO is warning the world that global trade is slowing, translation, the [CB] is exposed and it is collapsing, so we will blame it all on Trump even though the US is doing great. Trump economic numbers are better than Obama’s, incomes up. Trump blames the manufacturing slump on the Fed, he has been … Read more
Wolf Richter wolfstreet.com, http://www.amazon.com/author/wolfrichter Supply chains begin to shift back to US suppliers, “due to tariffs.” Two US manufacturing reports were released this morning, one showing the fastest decline since June 2009, and the other showing an increase in growth, and given the bad numbers recently, the fastest growth in five months. So get ready … Read more
Wolf Richter wolfstreet.com, http://www.amazon.com/author/wolfrichter But what happens if there’s actually a recession? The US gross national debt jumped by $110 billion on the last two business days of Fiscal Year 2019, and by a breath-taking $1.2 trillion during the entire fiscal year, after having already jumped by $1.27 trillion in Fiscal 2018, the Treasury Department … Read more
Watch out pizza world: this pizza robot could shake things up. Seattle startup Picnic announced Tuesday that it has a developed a unit that can make 300 12-inch pizzas per hour and 180 18-inch pizzas per hour. We are excited to unveil our first-of-its-kind intelligent food assembly platform. See us in action at Seattle's @TMobilePark. To learn … Read more
