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Teenagers addicted to gaming are travelling to private clinics overseas for treatment due to a lack of services in England and Wales to tackle the growing problem, the Guardian has learned. There are no NHS facilities to treat gaming addiction, which was listed and defined as a condition in the 11th edition of International Classification of Diseases. … Read more
“Well, let the commission — the commission was having a tremendous problem, legally, getting papers from various states like California. They were absolutely hard-lining. They didn’t want to give this commission — it was just a quick commission, headed up by Vice President Pence, to look at voter fraud. The problem the commission had is we … Read more
SHANGHAI – More than a decade ago, Chinese physicist Pan Jian-Wei returned home from Europe to help oversee research into some of the most important technology of the 21st century. At a conference in Shanghai this summer, Pan and his team offered a rare peek at the work he described as a “revolution.” They spoke … Read more
https://twitter.com/Intel_Sky/status/1163361579989123073 A third Turkish military convoy enters Syria through the Kafrlusin crossing towards southern Idlib #Syriavia: @lummideast — Aleph א (@no_itsmyturn) August 19, 2019 A Turkish military convoy of 30 vehicles with 7 tanks enters Idlib heading south https://syria.liveuamap.com/en/2019/19-august-a-turkish-military-convoy-of-30-vehicles-with-7 South Idlib: Fierce clashes ongoing at this moment between the rebels and pro-Assad forces on the … Read more
https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/opini…rely-wacky The U.S. has intermittently expressed an interest in buying Greenland since 1867, and in 1946, President Harry Truman actually offered to purchase it for $100 million (the equivalent of $1.316 billion today). While there is absolutely no sign that Denmark or the mostly autonomous Greenlanders themselves would be interested in becoming part of the … Read more
by Michael Snyder A transportation recession often precedes a recession for the entire economy, and while the debate about when the U.S. economy as a whole will plunge into a recession is quite vigorous right now, the truth is that the debate is over regarding when a transportation recession will begin. Throughout 2017 and most of … Read more
The [CB]/[DS] are trying desperately to gain control over the situation in the UK. They know that Boris Johnson is ready to follow through on a no-deal BREXIT, there is nothing that can stop this. To push fear about the BREXIT, the establishment decided to push out a leaked document called Operation Yellow Hammer. The … Read more
by Michael Snyder What are we supposed to think when rather large earthquakes start happening in places that aren’t supposed to have large earthquakes? 2019 has been quite a year for seismic activity already, and I understand that we should expect to see earthquakes in diverse places, but if someone told me that the U.S. … Read more
Wolf Richter wolfstreet.com, http://www.amazon.com/author/wolfrichter Now they’re clamoring for the NIRP absurdity in the US. How will this end? (11 minutes)
[JB] and other [DS] actors are now worried because they see the writing on the wall, Trump will win the 2020 elections and they have no blocks. More and more facts are pouring out, this is get the people up to speed on what has been going on and allowing them to connect the dots. … Read more
by Charles Hugh-Smith A third period of heightened volatility shouldn’t surprise us. Consider this chart of the SPX (S&P 500) over the past two years: take a look at the relative steepness of each of the red lines (rallies), the duration of each rally (purple lines), the blue boxes (volatile spots of bother) and the green … Read more
by RollingD Ladies and Degenerates, clench your buttholes and place your bets, banks are about to catch a big break. After the big banks f*cked us all by gambling away our hardly-earned money we reigned them in with a set of rules under the Dodd-Frank Act, one of those being the Volcker rule. This rule … Read more
by amemon0326 UK: Consumer confidence is growing, however due to Brexit no-deal, the country is in a perfect position to significantly feel the effects of any global slowdown Japan: Officials have been saying that the country may have already been in a recession since Mar ’19, things aren’t looking pretty with the new Japan/Korea trade … Read more
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Originally published at The Boock Report. The University of Michigan consumer confidence index took a hit in August as it fell to 92.1 from 98.4 and that was below the estimate of 97. It’s also the lowest since January and as seen in the chart below, it’s no higher than it was in late 2014. Most … Read more
The repeal of the European Communities Act 1972 will take effect when Britain formally leaves the EU on October 31. Speaking after signing the legislation that will crystallise in law the upcoming repeal of the ECA, the Secretary of State for Exiting the EU Steve Barclay said: This is a clear signal to the people … Read more
Fox News’ Jeanine Pirro spent the first part of her show questioning the autopsy results for accused sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein, saying a medical examiner’s finding is “nothing more than an opinion.” “This medical examiner took extra time from Saturday to Friday to put the facts together to determine the manner of death. How do … Read more
I despise this guy even more after viewing this. Should law abiding new yorkers be allowed to have a gun to protect them like you do? h/t John
