by wavecollapse I believe RBG is dead, or close to death i.e. “kept alive” First the facts: RBG is 85 years old. RBG has been a SCOTUS judge since 1993. September 1999, RBG is diagnosed with colon cancer. She undergoes therapy/surgery but never misses a day on the bench.2 February 5, 2009, RBG underwent surgery … Read more
by Dr. Eowyn A poll of 600 physicians by Aimed Alliance, a non-profit that seeks to protect and enhance the rights of health care consumers and providers, found that doctors are so fed up with the constant headaches caused by insurers, that two-thirds would recommend against pursuing a career in medicine, and nearly half (48%) are … Read more
by outlawcross Not even the US government alleges such nonsense, NYT. However, it has long been shown that the New York Times and its owners knowingly conspired with intelligence agencies and accepted paid intelligence officers on its staff using journalism as cover. https://t.co/kNk6EGePzZ — WikiLeaks (@wikileaks) January 26, 2019 NYTimes: Could the Trump campaign really … Read more
The [CB] is putting the fear into the people in the UK. If there is no deal they won’t be able to make trade deals with the WTO and they will be in a 30 year recession, think mirror, the economy will boom and it will reflect on [CB]. The new BREXIT date is set … Read more
2019 may very well be the year of Facebook’s demise. 2018 was not a good year for the spying, tracking and databasing tech company as headline after headline brought into question their sinister practices which lead to massive sell offs of the company’s stock. Yet according to Bloomberg, FaceBook continues to generate significant ad revenue … Read more
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NORDLB is a big German Landesbank, now they are bankrupt and MerkHell idiot will have taxpayer billions wasted to save the idiots Lower Saxony’s Minister of Finance Hilbers (CDU), wants to rehabilitate the Nord/LB with tax funds. In the balance sheet of the Landesbank a billion there is severe capital shortfall. There is a … Read more
by TFittonJW Judicial Watch President Tom Fitton appeared on “Breitbart News Daily” (SiriusXM Patriot 125) with host Alex Marlow to discuss the latest developments with the Roget Stone indictment by the Mueller special counsel investigation.
by DCG Oregon Governor Kate Brown Despite a massive education budget that is 13% of their total $37 billion state budget, Oregon has lousy results when it comes to getting kids to graduate. They rank 49th in the nation. One of the problems is that dollars invested in education aren’t going to the classroom, they are going toward … Read more
by DCG Shocker, not. From NY Post: For the world’s richest man, charity begins — and stays — at home. Amazon founder and CEO Jeff Bezos has given only a tiny fraction of his $160 billion fortune to philanthropic causes, falling far behind fellow billionaires such as Bill and Melinda Gates and former New York mayor … Read more
By Irina Slav Venezuela will continue trading with the United States despite the fact Washington broke off diplomatic relations following president Nicolas Maduro’s inauguration for a second term in office, which the U.S. and a host of other countries decried as illegitimate. Turkey’s Anadolu Agency quoted Maduro as saying, “We have multifaceted relations with the … Read more
by visualcapitalist Every year, the United States generates 4,000 million MWh of electricity from utility-scale sources. While the majority comes from fossil fuels like natural gas (32.1%) and coal (29.9%), there are also many other minor sources that feed into the grid, ranging from biomass to geothermal. Do you know where your electricity comes from? THE … Read more
by Daisy Luther Yet another recall has hit the shelves of a store near you. This time, it’s something really surprising. It’s fresh fruit. The FDA has announced that peaches, nectarines, and plums sold in more than a dozen states could potentially be tainted with Listeria monocytogenes. Jac. Vandenberg, Inc. of Yonkers, New York has recalled 1,727 cartons … Read more
by Daisy Luther We’ve had all sorts of articles on this website about technology run amok, like videos that are undiscernable from reality and doorbells that monitor the entire neighborhood and China mining data from the brains of workers. But this one takes the creepy sci-fact cake. According to MIT, (Edited to add: the website where this paper is hosted … Read more
by Frank Holmes, CEO, U.S. Global Investors Summary: Despite the government shutdown, airlines beat on earnings and offer exciting guidance for 2019. Global airlines are expected to log their 10th straight year of profitability—an industry first. With incomes expanding worldwide, air travel demand is projected to outpace economic growth for the next couple of decades. … Read more
by Lance Roberts Martin Tarlie of GMO just recently wrote a great piece on the issue of the current U.S. Stock Market Bubble asking the question of whether or not it has finally burst. To wit: “A new model explains this dichotomy between price action and fundamentals by suggesting that a bubble in the U.S. stock market started … Read more
by Jeremiah Johnson Stretching in an instinctive movement and one we see in not only our physical behaviors but in the observation of animals. Looking more closely at our domesticated pets, we see this as a biological response that is ingrained in animals. As a result, they are more agile predators, with better balance and better … Read more
by Michael Snyder The experts are telling us that the Midwest could experience the coldest weather that it has ever seen this week. Wind chill temperatures of -40 and -50 degrees will be common throughout the region, and it is being projected that some spots will actually get hit by wind chill temperatures of up to … Read more
by Charles Hugh-Smith Rising income inequality may be a reflection of the changing nature of work. F. Scott Fitzgerald’s story The Rich Boy included this famous line: “Let me tell you about the very rich. They are different from you and me.” According to a recent paper published by the National Bureau of Economic Research (NBER),Capitalists in the … Read more
by howmuch Selling weapons to other countries is big business. It’s so lucrative that President Trumpfamously refused to cancel an American arms deal with Saudi Arabia in the aftermath of Jamal Khashoggi’s murder. So just how big is the international market? The Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI) and the World Bank keep detailed figures on … Read more