Will BREXIT force Change in EU & People Hoard Dollars Fearing the Euro Can Be Cancelled?

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by Martin Armstrong QUESTION: Marty, your account of Carausius and Postumus being the ancient Brexit is really interesting. Am I correct that whilst this separatist movement failed, it was this Brexit that forced Rome to reintroduce silver? HM ANSWER: Correct.  Diocletian introduced the silver Argenteus in 294AD after the defeat of Carausius’ separatist movement. It is highly likely that old silver denarii were still being … Read more

More Global Economic Woes: Jaguar Land Rover To Axe Thousands Of Jobs As Auto Demand Drops

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by Mac Slavo of SHTFplan As the demand for diesel cars drops in the United Kindom, and falling sales in China, Jaguar Land Rover will cut up to 5,000 jobs in order to keep the company afloat. The carmaker is also allegedly fearing the Brexit. As part of a £2.5 billion savings plan, the British carmaker will be cutting … Read more

Judicial Watch testimony to Congress: the Clinton Foundation scandal is a State Department scandal, it is an FBI scandal, it is a DOJ scandal, it is a foreign potentate scandal, it is a shady corporation scandal, and it is a government transparency scandal.

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by TFittonJW Remarkable that there was finally a Hill hearing on the Clinton Foundation scandal. My testimony: Background: My full written statement — well worth sharing: https://www.judicialwatch.org/press-room/in-the-news/oversight-of-nonprofit-organizations-a-case-study-on-the-clinton-foundation-judicial-watch-president-tom-fittons-opening-statement-in-testimony-before-congress/  

Jeff Gundlach thinks that a bear market has started. Is he right?

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by Troy The S&P is now sitting at a 1 year low. And of course, traditional technical analysis states “if the S&P breaks below this support level, watch out below”. Go here to understand our fundamentals-driven long term outlook. Let’s determine the stock market’s most probable medium term direction by objectively quantifying technical analysis. For reference, … Read more

Insanity! CNN Contributor Slams Melania Trump, Then Begs For Interview On Twitter

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by Thinker What’s wrong with most of the journalist working in mainstream media??? Most aren’t writing about what’s important, but spend their time writing gossip about other people all to make a dollar. Kate Andersen Brower, as her history shows has spent her life writing the gossip of behind the scenes of White House living, … Read more

TSA estimates record 46 million holiday fliers

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If you are hankering to be one among millions this holiday, do not bother with the shopping malls, just head to the airport, where nearly 46 million people will mix travel anxiety with Christmas anxiety and a tad of family-get-together anxiety to create a merry little stew of emotions. The projected number of people who … Read more

CNN LUNACY: Prosecutors’ best move: Charge Trump and seal the indictment

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(CNN)Last week the nation witnessed a courtroom spectacle that included the president’s former personal lawyer and “fixer,” Michael Cohen, groveling for mercy at a sentencing hearing while his daughter watched, a crutch at her side. Future historians might view the maudlin scene as the beginning of the end of the Trump presidency. https://www.cnn.com/2018/12/17/opinions/prosecutors-best-move-a-sealed-indictment-vs-trump-callan/index.html   Do … Read more

Salvini Getting Ready to Leave Eurozone, Europe is Dying – Yanis Varoufakis

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Salvini is getting ready for a “serious step” which is “leaving the Eurozone”, while Macron’s plan has “collapsed” due to a “colossal mistake”; and Europe is “turning towards fascism.” This is what’s going on in the Old World in the view of former Member of the Hellenic Parliament Yannis Varoufakis. Yannis Varoufakis has shared with … Read more

Who Exactly Mopped up $1.33 Trillion of New US Government Debt over the Past 12 months?

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Wolf Richter wolfstreet.com, http://www.amazon.com/author/wolfrichter Debt out the wazoo, but someone is still buying it. The US gross national debt has ballooned by $1.33 trillion over the past 12 months to $21.8 trillion as of December 14, according to Treasury Department data. Over the past six months alone, this debt has ballooned by $740 billion, despite … Read more

Stock Market Hangs on Edge of Very Big Cliff

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by David Haggith It’s downright wintry on Wall Street right now. Firmly establishing the worst start of a December for the US stock market in 38 years, all three major stock indices plumbed the greatest depths they have hit all year … and it’s been a bad year! The S&P 500 and the Nasdaq closed at 2,546 and … Read more

Meeting Demand: Toronto’s Len Wong, Other Industry Veterans Offer Experience in Changing Canadian Cannabis Environment

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The demand for cannabis has exploded in Canada following legalization this October—and so has the demand for real estate to grow sufficient crops. According to Bloomberg, new marijuana facilities—including greenhouses, indoor grow-ops and warehouses—are an added crunch on the country’s already tight supply of industrial real estate. Even before legalization, Canada saw a six-fold surge in pot-growing … Read more

In the decentralized economy, KYC is a must

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Know your client Finance is a high-risk sphere, where knowing your customer is extremely important. To avoid sanctions, and protect themselves and their clients, financial organizations have to take a risk-based approach and perform enhanced due diligence, including:   client identity verification, risk assessment, user activity monitoring.   With the current rise of a decentralized … Read more

Stocks Are On Pace For Their Worst December Since The Great Depression – The Dow Is Now Down Over 3,300 Points From The Peak

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by Michael Snyder U.S. stocks have not fallen this dramatically during the month of December since the Great Depression of the 1930s.  On Monday, the Dow Jones Industrial Average lost another 507 points, and it is now down more than 1,000 points from Thursday’s close.  This fresh downturn has pushed the Dow and the S&P 500 … Read more

Rick Rule: The price of gold is “stupidly low” … Doug Casey on the upcoming “speculations of a lifetime” … Peter Schiff: The Fed has hiked itself into insolvency …

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by John Rubino Max and Stacey on “the disintegrating American Empire” … Doug Noland: “The global bubble has been pierced” … Rick Rule: Gold mining is “heading back into a mergers and acquisition cycle” … Michael Pento: Prepare for “radical inflation” … Ron Paul: “Who will be blamed for the coming collapse?” … Mike Maloney: … Read more

Details: Mueller Filing Highlights Lengthy Deliberative Process Between FBI Investigators and Andrew McCabe on Flynn Report…

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by sundance Prosecutor Brandon Van Grack filed a cover letter attempting to explain the reason for the Flynn interview on January 24th, and the official filing of the interview notes (FD-302) on February 15th, and then again on May 31st.  To explain the delay, he claims the report “inadvertently” had a header saying “DRAFT DOCUMENT/DELIBERATIVE MATERIAL”  … Read more

Jordan B. Peterson’s free speech fight: Author plans to ditch Patreon as censorship battle rages

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Via The Washington Times “12 Rules for Life” author Jordan B. Peterson is fed up with the questionable practices of tech giants when it comes to honoring the idea of free speech. The recent decision by crowdfunding platform Patreon to remove popular YouTuber Carl Benjamin, aka Sargon of Akkad, may have been a free-speech tipping point for … Read more

NOTHING’S SHOCKING: Shock Report: 86% Of Government Spending Is Now On Autopilot.

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via Investors: The new report from the Government Accountability Office — a federal auditing agency — shows that of the $3.7 trillion the federal government spent in 2015, $3.2 trillion of it didn’t require authorization by Congress that year. In other words, Congress only specifically approved 14% of what the federal government spent that year. … Read more