by Robert Carbery Let the extreme vetting commence. The Supreme Court has decided to allow the Trump administration to move forward with a more limited version of his travel ban for now. President Trump has been handed a tentative victory during his young presidency as he continues his fight against the open borders left. … Read more
by Mark Angelides A former Youth Development Center (Kid prison) has been bought by an organization that may has all the hallmarks of a front operation. The 143 acre site in Pennsylvania, Lawrence County has had an offer of $400.000 accepted and the County is just waiting on payment. There are a lot of questions … Read more
By Michael Snyder Did you know that the federal government owns 28 percent of all land in the United States? Today, the feds control approximately 640 million acres of land, and after decades of very poor management, many are calling on the states to take a larger role. This is particularly true in the 11 … Read more
by Robert Carbery The winning is too much! We are taking our country back. And we have the right guy in charge to do so. While we have admitted some refugees so far that could potentially be dangerous, President Trump has stuck to his promises in enforcing the law and bringing common sense immigration back. … Read more
by Pamela Williams This is a huge development update on the Steve Scalise shooting. It was reported to me by IWB Sleuths. Steve Scalise was under pressure from the Democrats to step down as GOP Majority Whip. We have a Wikileaks email sent to John Podesta asking him to sign a petition demanding that Steve Scalise … Read more
by Robert Carbery The Democratic Party appears to be going full speed ahead toward its ultimate demise. At least, that’s what’s going on according to what WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange said Saturday. Shared by his Twitter account, Assange stated that the party has been “consumed” by “hysteria about Russia,” something he sees as a … Read more
by howmuch The costs related to senior care continue to climb, but with more options available, the process is becoming more manageable. The trend toward a more customized senior assisted experience is shifting from the nursing home or assisted living facility, toward stay at home care. Nationwide the costs for a nursing home is the … Read more
by David Haggith Central banks buying stocks are effectively nationalizing US corporations just to maintain the illusion that their “recovery” plan is working because they have become the banks that are too big to fail. At first, their novel entry into the stock market was only intended to rescue imperiled corporations, such as General Motors during the … Read more
by Charles Hugh-Smith The one thing we can know with certainty is it won’t be easy to profit from the crash. After 8+ years of phenomenal gains, it’s pretty obvious the global stock market rally is overdue for a credit-cycle downturn, and many research services of Wall Street heavyweights are sounding the alarm about the … Read more
by Mark Angelides In a recent interview with CNN’s Newsroom with Brook Baldwin, Montel Williams took the opportunity to express how angry he feels about the new Health Care Act. And while debate from every side should be present in the formulation of legislation, his comments suggest that he is either willfully ignoring the acts, … Read more
Trends forecaster Gerald Celente thinks the economy is so weak that it must be propped up by massive fraud, and that means any black swan can sink this economic scam overnight. Celente contends, “It’s over, it’s over and that’s why gold is the ultimate safe haven to me.” What specifically is Celente watching to tip … Read more
by Pamela Williams Thank heavens Representative Steve Scalise has gone from critical to fair condition. The Scalise office says he “continues to make good progress.” While we are elated with this news, some Liberals have actually been quoted as saying, “I am glad he was shot.” Just as Loretta Lynch called for blood in the streets … Read more
by Pamela Williams Coleen Rowley was named one of TIME magazine’s “Persons of the Year” in 2002. What did Rowley do to earn that honor? FBI agent Coleen Rowley came forward to accuse FBI headquarters in 2002 of hampering the investigation into alleged 20th hijacker Zacarias Moussaoui. Former FBI translator Sibel Edmonds was hired after … Read more
by Pamela Williams In all my reports I have made so many friends, who show an intelligence that amazes me. I have met all of you in the comments section. You guys rock! That is why I am asking you to investigate the assassination attempt of Steve Scalise and any investigative work you are interested in. … Read more
by Geoffrey Grider Obama has said redistricting will be his primary cause. He has said he wants to help rebuild Democratic strength by preventing Republicans from drawing legislative maps that are favorable to them and will define the political landscape for the next decade. The National Democratic Redistricting Committee, chaired by Holder, has made Virginia’s gubernatorial … Read more
by Umar Farooq Elements like gold and silver have held a certain special value in our minds and hearts since nearly the beginning of human history. The unique properties of silver make it a very useful “Industrial Commodity”, despite being classed as a precious metal. Demand for silver is built on industrial uses like … Read more
This article is by no means a comprehensive listing of deceptive practices used in penny stock scams, and we are sure that there are many different ways that people can be deceived. However, it is important to highlight some of the methods that people use to fraudulently promote and profit from penny stocks. If … Read more
by axolotl_peyotl To being with, here’s a brief overview of three essential methodological assumptions of any counterfeiting scheme: One does not counterfeit something that does not currently exist as a medium of exchange, or that is not convertible into it. One only counterfeits, or mimics, something real. Similarly, one does not counterfeit 500, 1,000 or … Read more
by Pamela Williams Of course, I have previously said I blame James Comey for the destruction of the highest law agency in the land, the FBI. This still applies, and I will always see this as James Comey’s legacy. It is all he deserves! Here we are seeing another bizarre action of the FBI … Read more
by Robert Carbery Why would one go to college these days? College degrees are becoming close to useless these days as young Americans continue to rack up debt with little to no hope of paying it off. Our universities today have become liberal utopias where the students run the show and can get away … Read more
by Robert Carbery America seems to be on the brink of something dramatic. Something significant. Perhaps revolutionary. A summer of rage appears more and more likely as the nation remains bitterly divided and irreparably torn due to outlandish partisanship. The political elite and their good friends in the powerful Deep State are being threatened … Read more
by Mark Angelides On June 23rd, 2016, Britain voted to leave the European Union. In one of the most startling political upsets to the British and European Establishment, the highest ever voter turnout rejected the Globalist EU and opted to be a self-governing, sovereign nation state. One year on and the mechanism to leave (Article … Read more
by Mark Angelides Illinois is now spending over 100% of its monthly revenue and talk of Chapter 9 bankruptcy has begun; Congress has yet to step in, but chatter predicts it may not be much longer. The problem remains that until Illinois (and more specifically Chicago) changes its economically suicidal policies, there is almost nothing … Read more
By Michael Snyder The Senate health care bill was unveiled on Thursday, and it appears to be dead on arrival. At least four conservative senators say that they can’t vote for the current version because it doesn’t go far enough, while several moderate Republicans are expressing concerns that it goes too far in repealing popular … Read more
by BILL BONNER DUBLIN – Oil fell below $43 yesterday. Brick-and-mortar retailers are being emptied. The auto industry – including $1.2 trillion in auto debt – is stalling. Meanwhile, restaurants are having trouble filling their tables. Consumers aren’t buying, perhaps because their incomes have gone approximately nowhere for decades. House ownership is at its lowest level … Read more