This is why liberals want government programs and government-subsidized child care and everything else – it provides massive opportunities for FRAUD and THEFT. The fact that they get to pass that money (YOUR money) out to shitty immigrants is just …
https://youtu.be/DprQUi-CYdw Published on Aug 6, 2016 In comments not widely reported last week, the Democratic Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid said he would rather see the CIA and other intelligence agencies give GOP nominee Donald Trump FAKE briefings than make …
New subway cars designed and manufactured by a Chinese company are undergoing tests and will be ready to take passengers in Boston by the end of this year. Did you ever see this one?…Chinese steel at work….
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by TFittonJW If Mueller were any other government employee, he would already have been asked to resign. Unconstitutional and imcompetent — shut it down. A quick analysis on the failing Mueller “get Trump” operation: And we’re doing the heavy lifting …
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s2xI8x3KlyA EWI’s analysts know the technical indicators which have proven their value over the years. One of these time-tested indicators is sending a warning that should be of interest to every investor.
The Trump administration is applying aggressive trade tariffs against friend and seeming foe alike in these days of heightened yet manufactured global economic “events, dear boy, events”, to quote former British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan. China’s getting the brunt of …
By – Ruby Henley Today, May 16, is a grave day in our battle for the Internet, as it is the last ditch effort to save Net Neutrality. The Senate will vote to reverse the Federal Communications Commission’s (FCC) net …
by visualcapitalist Regardless of which side of the 49th parallel you are on, banking sectors play a crucial role in both the financial system and the economy. But while banks on each side of the border perform many similar functions, and …
The consensus minimum death toll figure for that period in Chinese history is 400,000. Jung Chang and Jon Halliday place the number at up to three million in Mao: The Unknown Story. But even without a single death, the Cultural Revolution would have been …
It amounts to a non-committal shrug until he sees what Kim Jong Un actually does: President Donald Trump on Wednesday offered a non-committal response to North Korean threats to cancel his planned summit with Kim Jong Un, saying he hadn’t …
The city attempts to wring more money from its employers rather than fix its housing problems. Well. Amazon already is doing a great deal to fend off homelessness. For starters, it is employing tens of thousands of people—thereby providing them …
by Ruby Henley The report by the OPCW’s fact finding mission for Syria determined that chlorine was released from cylinders by mechanical impact in the Al Talil neighborhood of Saraqib. President Trump was correct, and it appears the government of …
Authored by Adem Tumerkan via Palisade Research, Last week, used car prices had their biggest drop since 2009 – directly after the financial market meltdown of 2008. And right now, the auto market is showing signs of incredible worry. Delinquent subprime auto-loans are higher …
by John Rubino After an epic (generation-spanning at the long end) decline in interest rates, the trend has finally reversed. Which means, if history is still a reliable guide, there’s a number that ends this cycle and ushers in the …
by mauldineconomics In 1999, I began saying the tech bubble would eventually spark a recession. Timing was unclear because stock bubbles can blow way later than we can imagine. Then the yield curve inverted, and I said recession was certain. I …
by Disobedient Media The Guardian recently published a patently disingenuous article which described WikiLeaks Editor-In-Chief Julian Assange hacking into the communications at the Ecuadorian embassy where he has been arbitrarily confined since 2012, and was cut off from the outside world …
by Jesse “It’s no accident that the size of the financial sector today as a percentage of GDP is at levels equaled only on the eve of the Great Depression. Like the decade leading up to the financial crisis of …
by Martin Armstrong It really is stunning how politicians in Europe are so disconnected with the people. The press bashes those in Britain who are against “refugee” immigration from the Middle East as RACISTS, despite the fact that they are of all races and …
by Jim Rickards of Daily Reckoning Investors can be forgiven for thinking they hit the trifecta last Friday. The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reported that unemployment had dropped to 3.9%, the lowest in almost 20 years. The Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta …
by Simon Black As if things weren’t bad enough for beleaguered Tesla… The company lost $1.1 billion in cash in the last quarter, executives are leaving the company in droves, it’s facing production issues with its Model 3 and, as I recently …
by Dr. Eowyn I know, I know. The answer to that question is as numerous as stars in the heavens. Recently, DCG did a post on a strange bulge under Hillary’s jacket. Hillary had sported strange bulges on her back before — under her …
Making a complaint is rarely a pleasant experience. When something has gone awry with a business transaction, even if there are policies in place to help you resolve the issue, supposedly to everyone’s satisfaction, often the fact of having to …
by Martin Armstrong QUESTION: Hi there Mr. Armstrong In attempting to synthesize some of your past comments, I wonder if it is accurate to conclude that rate hikes are the lesser of two evils between collapsing pension funds and higher debt …
via silverdoctors: Call it “Shadow De-dollarization” or “Backdoor De-dollarization”, but no matter what you call it, this scheme is pure genius. Here’s the details… Selling their massive hoard of U.S. treasuries is not the only way that China can “dump the …
by Dave Kranzler of Investment Research Dynamics Other people’s money is always more fun to play with recklessly than your own. As such there’s been a quiet escalation in number of private capital pools offering mortgage (and auto) financing to subprime quality borrowers. …
by stockboardasset It is an uncomfortable time for Taiwan. China’s People’s Liberation Army (PLA) began a dangerous “island encirclement” war drill around the country, which on Friday saw bombers and fighter jets simulating strikes on Taiwanese targets for the first time. …
by Sara Tipton “Nightmare bacteria” with unusual resistance to antibiotics of last resort were found more than 200 times in the United States last year in a first-of-its-kind hunt to see how much of a threat these rare cases have become. …
by MGoAzul Just received the below email from Divy saying they are shutting down their consumer-facing fractional share brokerage and focusing on the commercial business. Cool idea, shame it’s closing down: Dear Client: We are making some changes to our …
