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by Dr. Eowyn Aging actress Alyssa Milano in a cleavage-bearing low-cut blouse at SCOTUS nominee Brett Kavanaugh’s Senate hearing October 2018 Has-been actress Alyssa Milano, 46, is a rabid gun-control activist. As an example, on May 5, 2018, Milano led a protest against Vice President Mike Pence at the NRA’s 2018 convention in Dallas, Texas, despite the … Read more
by Mac Slavo of SHTFplan Many sectors and geographical areas within the United States are already experiencing a recession. Faced with the choice of raising prices or cutting employees hours to pay for the tariffs, many are officially backed into a corner. While the mainstream media and the political establishment continue to claim China is paying for the … Read more
Bloomberg) — An isolated island nation in the Pacific Ocean with a population of about 75,000 continues to break ground in the cryptocurrency space. The Marshall Islands is proceeding with the creation of a blockchain-based national currency, the Marshallese sovereign or SOV, the country said in a statement. David Paul, the environment minister and minister-in-assistance … Read more
By Vanand Meliksetian China’s unprecedented economic development and the massive increase in energy imports have made it an important destination for some of the world’s largest energy exporters. The growing role of EVs in the industrialized West and the fracking revolution in the U.S. have further strengthened Asia’s importance as a major buyer of fossil … Read more
by Gary Galles via Mises At least since the time of Socrates, teachers have asked questions of students to elicit critical thought, evoke ideas and expose presuppositions. That has been part of my professor toolkit as well. But with the current political environment, particularly the Democratic nomination follies, reminding me of Will Rogers’s quip that “If we got … Read more
By Dagny Taggart Health care expenses are a massive burden for many Americans, and for some, they can be financially devastating. A new report from Kaiser Health News revealed some shocking examples of just how bad things can get for some people. ‘UVA Has Ruined Us’: Health System Sues Thousands Of Patients, Seizing Paychecks And Claiming Homes covers … Read more
by Shaun Richards Today will depending on what time you read this either have seen yet more monetary policy accommodation by the European Central Bank or be about to get it. It;s President Mario Draghi is too smooth an operator to so strongly hint at it for nothing to happen, especially as in my opinion … Read more
By Robert Ross Some of your “safe” stocks aren’t as safe as you might think. And now is a good time to sell them. Let me explain… As you likely know, US stocks have shot up and down many times over the last month. In August alone, there were five days when the S&P 500 … Read more
More states allowing gun seizures amid plague of mass shootings Mike DeWine knows he’s in for a challenge. The Ohio governor, a Republican trying to push gun control proposals through a legislature where the GOP holds supermajorities in both chambers, saw his predecessor, John Kasich, try the same thing without success. “No one said this is … Read more
BY PATRICK WATSON People respond to incentives. So do national governments. This is foundational to both economics and geopolitics. Carefully examining each side’s incentives can illuminate how a conflict will end. No one has infinite choices. They choose from limited options. That applies to the US-China trade war, which is right now one of our … Read more
There are at least six million illegal aliens who arrived in the United States the same way seven of the 9/11 Islamic terrorist hijackers came to the country: by overstaying a visa. All 19 terrorists from 9/11 — who murdered nearly 3,000 Americans and injured more than 6,000 others in 2001 — arrived in the … Read more
Republican Victory In North Carolina Good News For Trump 2020 Reelection, But Democrats Making Gains. In a replacement election and a ‘do over’ two republicans won congressional districts. One easily defeated the Democratic contender while the other was narrow. In a narrow victory Dan Bishop won a do over election. While this is good … Read more
Lowest black unemployment in American history at 5.5 percent makes the 2019 Trump economy the most equitable ever: http://dailytorch.com/2019/09/lowest-black-unemployment-in-american-history-at-5-5-percent-makes-the-2019-trump-economy-the-most-equitable-ever/
by Natura Naturans Cold weather is 20 times more deadly than hot weather A 2015 study analyzing 74 million deaths from 384 locations across the world (1985 and 2012) revealed that cold weather killed 20 times more people than hot weather did (7.29% of mortalities due cold vs. 0.42% of mortalities attributed to heat). Rising energy … Read more
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jExrta2XlIw Awr Hawkins from Breitbart reports, NASCAR admits it is shifting its position on guns and the latest proof can be seen via the rejection of an ad that shows a semiautomatic rifle. The NRA-ILA reports the rejected ad was from K-Var, and “included depictions of ‘assault-style rifles/sniper rifles.’” Read More/Source/Credit/FairUse: https://www.breitbart.com/politics/20…
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-3kSSc9nV-0 100% Fed Up reports, Rep. Jim Jordan and Doug Collins ripped into the Democrats for trying to push the impeachment of President Trump. As Democrats return to Capitol Hill to relaunch their impeachment proceedings against President Trump, Rep. Jim Jordan questions why Inspector General Michael Horowitz is not being called to testify on his … Read more
by FS As markets flirt with fears of a recession, many point to the recent yield curve inversion as a telling sign that recession is imminent. Financial Sense Insider spoke with Daniel Nevins, a financial analyst, investment professional and behavioral economics researcher to get his take on current conditions. See Dan Nevins on Why You Shouldn’t Get … Read more
By Nick Cunningham Global oil demand continues to see downgrades from major energy forecasters, with several downward revisions in just the past week. The U.S. EIA said in its Short-Term Energy Outlook that it expects oil demand to grow by only 0.9 million barrels per day (mb/d) this year, the latest in a series of downgrades from … Read more
by Raúl Ilargi Meijer Max Ernst The Angel of the home or the Triumph of Surrealism 1937 A friend of mine here in Athens, Greece, named Wayne Hall, who’s of Australian descent but moved here at about the time Napoleon headed for St. Petersburg, and works as a translator and language teacher, sent me a mail a … Read more
