“It Grows as It Goes”: New Mexico’s State Motto Fitting as Credit Card Debt Leads Nation

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via Marketwatch:   Where you live in the United States makes a difference when it comes to paying off credit card debt. It takes the average New Mexico household nearly twice as long to pay off their credit-card debt as it does households in Massachusetts, according to a new report from CreditCards.com. New Mexico had the … Read more

Civilians Could Serve on Military Tribunals – Independent Journalists in First?

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by Thinker Pentagon lawyers designing historic military tribunals to try terrorists are poring over history books and legal tomes for guidance. While U.S. law permits the executive branch to design the commissions with few restrictions, even with little regard to precedent, officials drafting the rules are reportedly keeping history in mind. America has a long … Read more

How bilingualism requirements to hold office have created a small ruling elite class within Canada

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by zerton Many positions in the Canadian government require bilingualism (French and English). Because bilingualism is something difficult to attain (monetarily and time-wise) by the country’s native English speakers, a elite class of upper income English speakers and Quebecois now rules the country. The system is inherently biased against native English speakers as acquiring fluency … Read more

More voices being silenced.

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I don’t personally like Gavin Mcinnes, but it alarms me the pace at which people are being deplatformed and how normalized it is becoming. Just a few months ago this behavior wasn’t commonplace, and all the major firms are acting in unison. Is this the end of free speech? In the past few months major … Read more

Just a Friendly Reminder….

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by OB1_kenobi In a healthy society, the law serves the people. It reflects their will and serves their interests. In a sick society, the people serve the law even when it reflects the will and interests of the few.      

Australia Real Estate WORST DROP In A Lifetime! Central Bank Suggests QE!

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Australia’s economy is heavily reliant on real estate. Perhaps not as much as Canada but it’s certainly a big component as households rely on excessively leveraged home ownership schemes to buy ever-increasing real estate. The average household is unable to afford their current lifestyle because the debt has become so excessive. In the recent past, … Read more

Missed Her Moment: Elizabeth Warren’s Hometown Paper Bashes Her 2020 Chances

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Joseph Curl for the Daily Wire reports, Sen. Elizabeth Warren just can’t catch a break. Now, even her hometown newspaper is suggesting that maybe she should just forget about a run for the Democratic presidential nomination. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vOhceAaqtCo Read More/Source/Credit/FairUse: https://www.dailywire.com/news/39146/…        

Don’t Lose Your Money Betting Against Trump! Oddsmaker Say Trump Favorite IN 2020

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Daily Wire reports, According to the sportsbook BetOnline, the odds of President Trump being reelected are heavily in his favor. Trump is the only candidate on the list given by the sportsbook where the odds favor his winning the presidency, at 7-5. The next most likely candidates are Senator Kamala Harris (D-CA), and current flavor … Read more

Economic Structure Change, Ready And Prepared

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  Europe insists that the BREXIT deal will not be renegotiated, it is either the people take the EU deal or else. Australia is warning of a housing crisis. World’s largest cleaning service ISS is now laying off 100,000 employees, they number of employees has been declining for years. Trump reports very productive talks with … Read more

Where is the Santa Claus Rally?

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by Troy With the S&P 500 down so far in December, some investors and traders are asking “where’s the Santa Claus Rally”? But as I explained in our comprehensive guide to the stock market’s seasonality, the stock market doesn’t always go up in December (even though December is historically the stock market’s best month). Seasonality factors are … Read more

The Abuse of Prosecutor Discretion Is a Real Crisis

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by Martin Armstrong QUESTION: Mr. Armstrong; your explanation of Cohen’s plea is the most authoritative I have read. In other words, even Comey violated this statute by coming out to exonerate Hillary during the election since that was something of value and was intended to influence the election. Didn’t Obama try to influence the elections … Read more

I Read The News So You Don’t Have To – Market News (Dec. 12, 2018)

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by ogordained UNITED STATES Futures are indicating some relief at the opening bell with the S&P, NASDAQ, and DOW all up slightly Trump said he would intervene in the criminal case against Huawei’s CFO if it would help get a better trade deal with China The NFIB Business Outlook for General Business Conditions fell to its lowest level since the morning of … Read more

Politics and Economics in Times of Crisis

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by Raúl Ilargi Meijer Wilhelm Trübner A Gorgon‘s head 1891  The news still isn’t the news, and I’m getting afraid it never will be again, because not the news just simply sells so much better than plain old real events. Maria Butina suddenly popped back into the public eye, because she was either charged with something or … Read more