This article was written by Chloe Anagnos and originally published at AIER.org Adulting, the now common idiom goes, is hard. And to many millennials, the grim realization that debt will always be part of their lives is not making it any easier. In some cases, their debt load is so soul-crushing they expect to die without ever paying … Read more
by Martin Armstrong I have previously written that all wars have been started by the Democrats with the single exception of the Iraq War under Dick Cheney and the Neocons. Now after Trump has pulled out of Syria, the Neocons are meeting with the Democrats to retake the White House and restore the effort to bring World War III to the … Read more
by Martin Armstrong If you ask in Europe are people happy with the Euro, you will generally get a response of about 80% in favor. Even if you ask are people happy to be part of the EU, the majority over 90% will say yes. The curious thing is they buy this propaganda that on … Read more
by Simon Black For almost a year now, I’ve been advising you that gold production is plunging… By itself, declining gold production isn’t a huge deal. It takes hundreds of millions of years for minerals to form deep in the earth’s crust… but humans only need a few decades to extract it. That’s why mining companies … Read more
BY SRSROCCO Investors should prepare for crazy and turbulent markets in 2019. As the correction in the broader markets picks up speed and heads much lower, investor worry will start to turn into fear. At this point, the precious metals will likely disconnect from the markets and move higher as investors move into gold and … Read more
via Daniel Lacalle We have been reading numerous comments recently about a forthcoming recession and the next crisis, particularly on the tenth anniversary of the collapse of Lehman Brothers. The question is not whether there will be a crisis, but when. In the past fifty years, we have seen more than eight global crises and many more … Read more
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_MwWjFa7iwM NBC Tweet: Police say a New Jersey man fought off an unwanted house visitor by using the suspect’s own gun, ultimately killing him https://t.co/1WHJSynccb — NBC New York (@NBCNewYork) January 11, 2019
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gb3_FRyKpWg A report by the New York Times reveals that the FBI attempted a coup d’état against President Trump after he fired Director James Comey in 2017. The report on the Deep State-led FBI shows the agency launched the secret investigation into Trump based on nothing more than unverified rumors. Full Article Here: https://www.buddylist.co/posts/ny-tim…
notes…The Hollywood Reporter? Los Angeles is grappling with a homeless epidemic. “It’s the worst human catastrophe in America,” says Andy Bales, a pastor who runs the Union Rescue Mission on Skid Row. Faced with a growing crisis, city leaders last year budgeted more than $100 million for affordable housing, addiction treatment, job placement and mental health … Read more
One of the fundamental elements of good journalism is “show, don’t tell.” This means that reporting facts are preferred over interpretation or characterizations. But it’s not hard to see why distrust in the legacy media is ever-rising. “Americans blame shutdown on Trump over Democrats by wide margin, poll finds” blares USA Today. Wide margin? The poll actually … Read more
by Jeff_43 I took a part time job at a local tax place (national chain company.) My 1st shift was today and man the level of fraud people are trying is crazy. Our place gives same day loans of someone qualifies so we are warned and had to take training classes spotting fraud. I thought … Read more
via dailysignal: MADISON, Wis.—Dozens of conservative organizations are receiving late Christmas presents years after the IRS handed them a lump of coal. The federal government in recent days has been issuing settlement checks to 100 right-of-center groups wrongfully targeted for their political beliefs under the Obama administration’s Internal Revenue Service, according to an attorney for the … Read more
Exactly. We are a constitutional Repulic whether these losers like it or not AC
If the federal government can’t even manage its own budget, shutting down National Parks in the process, why not return the National Parks to the states, or local authorities, or even private businesses? Bill Whittle’s reaction to the idea may surprise you.
via twitchy: To paraphrase the Simpsons’ Jasper Beardsley, that’s a doxxin’. Earlier: CNN Defends Decision to Spike Local Media Pro-Border Wall Interview: ‘This Is a Non-Story.’ h/t ED
via ocregister: In the poker match between President Donald Trump and China’s new all-but-emperor, Xi Jinping, it’s widely assumed that Xi holds the best hand. Yet President Xi’s hand may not be as awesome as it appears, while the United States, even under this very flawed president, may hold some fine cards. Of course, Xi wields … Read more
via spiked-online: Not only does peripheral France fare badly in the modern economy, it is also culturally misunderstood by the elite. The yellow-vest movement is a truly 21st-century movement in that it is cultural as well as political. Cultural validation is extremely important in our era. One illustration of this cultural divide is that most modern, … Read more
by Nate China is planning on rolling out a nationwide network where all their citizens are graded on a variety of metrics and given a “social credit score.” In this Bloomberg QuickTake video, they explain how it works, what it is, and the battle China is facing domestically with its own population. For those that have low … Read more
Authored by Lance Roberts via RealInvestmentAdvice.com, I was digging through some old charts over the weekend and stumbled across this gem from AlphaTrends which explains the “best time to buy stocks.” “Is it possible to time the market cycle to capture big gains? Like many controversial topics in investing, there is no real professional consensus on market timing. Academics … Read more