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by Josh Sigurdson and John Sneisen of World Alternative Media Josh Sigurdson talks with David Moadel of Portfolio Wealth Global about the inevitable coming title wave on the near horizon, the recession. As the yield curve inverts like we haven’t seen since 2007, every single recession indicator is now in play. There has never been a time where we saw … Read more
Dr. Dave Janda of the popular radio show “Operation Freedom” says, “This is a huge awakening project for the American public. . . . There has to be a huge awakening of the public. The public has been propagandized for decades, and the first part of bringing down that facade was labeling the mainstream media … Read more
by DCG Guess who just announced he’s most likely going to run for a fourth term? And don’t kid yourself that this will eliminate corporate and large donations. Those will never be eliminated as every politician (just ask those demorats who fly to Hollyweird to fundraise) needs every dollar they can get. From NY Post: Taxpayers will be … Read more
by David Brady via Sprott Money News Prior to the FOMC meeting last week, I forecast that the Fed would be dovish on both interest rates and the balance sheet reduction program, but this would mean that all of the dovish “speak” since their verbal 180 in January that contributed to the rally in stocks is now priced … Read more
by Troy The economy’s fundamentals determine the stock market’s medium-long term outlook. Technicals determine the stock market’s short-medium term outlook. Here’s why: The stock market’s long term risk:reward is no longer bullish. The medium term direction (e.g. next 6-9 months) is mostly mixed, although there is a bullish lean. The stock market’s short term is neutral We … Read more
via forbes: There’s a lot of chatter about the inversion of the yield curve and how it’s an indicator of an impending recession. To better understand, let’s take a look at both the history, and the current situation. Remember that a recession is generally defined as two consecutive quarters of negative GDP growth. It’s a … Read more
The Los Angeles Police Department has moved to cancel most of the few remaining concealed weapons permits in civilian hands, according to new filings in a decades-old legal case. Chief Michel Moore said in a sworn declaration he did not believe a group of people who obtained so-called CCWs as the result of a 1994 … Read more
by Brian Maher via Daily Reckoning Any simpleton can recognize an unfolding calamity… The two trains about to collide, the twister racing for the schoolhouse, the betrayed lover with a finger on the trigger. But you require a wider vision to perceive the chains of disaster coming together… link by fateful link… When a conductor gets … Read more
People who work in sports, transportation, and energy appear most likely to splurge while inebriated. What are they buying? Clothes, shoes, movies and electronic devices top the list. Drunk shoppers are using Amazon to shop almost exclusively. A whopping 85 percent of drunk shoppers made their mistakes with Amazon. https://www.kron4.com/news/bay-area/survey-drunk-shopping-is-a-45-billion-industry/1884646653?fbclid=IwAR36j3fKTzNOEz_aswFPzaAhU8KPw81sL0AAuU1o3aIxx_SjJr1ZVQUn19Q
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‘We’ve never seen anything like this’: As Trump threatens to close border, migrants overwhelm Texas cities Border Patrol agents expect to see more than 100,000 apprehensions and encounters with migrants in March, the highest monthly total in over a decade. Vast majority of those crossing between ports of entry turn themselves into Border Patrol agents, … Read more
FACEBOOK CLAMP Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg admits the social networking site should be regulated after Christchurch mosque terror attack The firm’s founder and chief executive said there is a need for government and regulators to have ‘a more active role’ FACEBOOK boss Mark Zuckerberg has sensationally admitted the site should be regulated. The social networks billionaire … Read more
By Ruby Henley The Mueller Investigation has some very peculiar facts behind it, but many have not been revealed. I would like to go over them in this article. Also, we will look at what lies ahead now that the Investigation seems to be over. In this political environment one cannot count on anything being … Read more
by David Haggith For brick and mortar stores, the Retail Apocalypse is closing stores down like a slow-motion video of the asteroid event that took out dinosaurs 66 million years ago. While it may seem to drag on as we watch various species of retail collapse, I originally said this event would take, at least, three … Read more
Follow our banking series as we take you step by step how easy it is to close the Federal Reserve. We are building an interactive e-book and this is the first lesson. Click here to see the entire lesson: https://truthbits.blog/2019/03/30/war…
The Dragon in the Game Room. By Adam H. Williams, Senior Associate at E911-LBS, LBSglobe.com, for WOLF STREET: The opening of mainland China’s video game market to the world, combined with the rapid adoption of smartphones in China, has helped drive the extraordinary rise in global video game sales of the last decade. China’s gaming-industry revenue soared tenfold from 2008 … Read more
by Playaguy While most people will tell you that London is one great big city, the truth is that there is one more London that it is inside of London. The City of London situated within the city called London is actually the original London. However, to make things clearer, we need to go back … Read more
“The Southern Poverty Law Center Is Both a Terrible Place to Work and a Place That Does Terrible Work,” Robby Soave writes at Reason. Speaking of which, “Mississippi man pleads guilty in ‘Vote Trump’ church arson,” CBS-affiliate WREG reported yesterday: A member of a black church in Mississippi has pleaded guilty to burning the church, which … Read more
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