Source: Trump has told some members of Congress he is considering military action in Syria after latest attack https://t.co/03y337v63B — CNN Breaking News (@cnnbrk) April 6, 2017 DEFENSE SECRETARY MATTIS TO BRIEF TRUMP ON OPTIONS IN SYRIA, INCLUDING CRUISE MISSILE STRIKES FROM NAVY SHIPS — CBS — Gregor Peter (@L0gg0l) April 6, 2017 France, the … Read more
by Mark Angelides In almost every country where there is a radical Islamist influence, we see groups of dangerous people engaged in efforts to radicalize the young and/or misguided. And there is no place more likely for this to happen than in the prison system. As far back as 2010, before many people even realized … Read more
by Pamela Williams The Russia/Trump story was cooked up months before the 2016 Election, but at that time it sat on the back-burner, as the Obama Team really did not think they would have to use it. It was a sure thing Hillary would win, but if she didn’t there was a Plan B ready … Read more
By Gabrielle Seunagal The eldest son of President Trump, Donald ‘Don’ Trump Jr. recently made headlines after announcing to elite gun club members that he could easily set aspirations of becoming the next governor of New York. Don Jr. conversed with members of F6 Labs gun club and stated that while a run for … Read more
https://youtu.be/VXIJlyxCQyE It is worth recalling that “Jihadist groups have a strong presence in Idlib alongside other rebel groups, some of which have received backing from powers including Turkey and the United States”. It is in their interest to not only watch the conflict between Russia and the US escalate, but to do everything in their … Read more
by Chris Hamilton From 1776 through 2007, the US issued just over $9 trillion in US Treasury debt to pay for stuff which “we” wanted but “we” were unwilling to tax ourselves to pay for. The buyers during that period are depicted in the first column of the chart below. During that time, the majority … Read more
By Gabrielle Seunagal Earlier today, President Trump made headlines after he essentially fired Steve Bannon from his position as the National Security Council. A senior Trump administration official reported to Fox News that Bannon’s canning was engendered by General McMaster’s success in restoring the NSC to its ‘proper function.’ Despite Bannon’s termination, he is still … Read more
by Michael Snyder Will a false flag chemical attack in Syria’s Idlib province be the trigger that causes World War 3 to erupt in the Middle East? In Part I of this series, I discussed how previous chemical attacks that were blamed on the Assad regime actually turned out to be false flag attacks conducted … Read more
by Mark Angelides The ever entertaining Nigel Farage has lambasted the European Union for its behavior once again in a rallying call to action. Nigel Farage (who actually came second in Time Magazines’ Man of the Year, just behind the Donald), has spent the last 25 years standing up for nation state democracy and trying … Read more
by Mark Angelides With the world’s media lambasting Donald Trump for almost every move he makes, it’s often hard to discern what real people in faraway places actually think of the US’s new President (if in fact they think of him at all). But with China’s Premier, Xi Jinping’s visit this week, knowing what the … Read more
by Pamela Williams Wow, Stephen Bannon is leaving his position in the National Security Council. He says his job is done, after the takedown of Susan Rice. Bannon has exited his role on President Donald Trump’s National Security Council, claiming that his mission is complete. “Susan Rice operationalized the NSC during the last administration. … Read more
by Umar Farooq The VIX as we all know measures the implied volatility of options on the S&P 500. This is a key component in the price investors pay for downside protection on their portfolios. So what is implied volatility? It measures both actual volatility and the options market maker community’s expectations about future … Read more
by Umar Farooq Writer, Rob Marstrand analyzed a 2012 paper by Robert J. Gordon for the Centre for Economic Policy Research. He’s a professor at Northwestern University in the USA. The paper, called “Is US economic growth over?” Gordon’s main point in the paper is that a huge amount of what the past innovations … Read more
In an exclusive interview seen by millions across the United States, Dr. Phil exposed the deadly secretive, and the highly organized world of elite pedophilia — with a former child sex slave going by the name of “Kendall” describing being literally born into, and growing up in, the world of elite sexual slavery. Kendall explains … Read more
by Pamela Williams This is a big deal, and it needs to be addressed now by President Trump and Vice President Pence. In fact, among the hundreds of student pilots affected is Marine 1st Lt. Michael Pence, son of the Vice President. Saying this, hopefully the issue will be settled soon. Vice Adm. Mike Shoemaker, … Read more
Judicial Watch today released 695 pages of new documents from the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) that contain admissions by IRS officials that the agency used “inappropriate political labels” to screen the tax-exempt applications of conservative organizations. Other records reveal that the IRS was going to require 501(c)(4) nonprofit organizations to restrict their alleged political activities … Read more
by Pamela Williams This is surprising to me, as Superman O’Reilly can do no wrong. He has been the darling of Fox News for as long as I can remember. I probably should not admit this, but I will anyway. I think a lot of “harassment” charges by women in the workplace should be filed … Read more
by Pamela Williams No one trusts Susan Rice in Washington, and there are a group of Trump Transition Team Members, along with Senator Lindsey Graham, and Rand Paul requesting a hearing from Rice on the unmasking of Trump and his Transition Team. Rice has a troubling past as far as her ability to tell the … Read more
Dr. Paul Craig Roberts, formerly a top editor at the Wall Street Journal, says nuclear war is the most dire problem Americans face. This comes at a time when trust between Russia and America is at all-time lows. Dr. Roberts says, “The danger is both warning systems, ours and the Soviets (Russians). During the period … Read more
by James Quinn If you prefer fake news, fake data, and a fake narrative about an improving economy and stock market headed to 30,000, don’t read this fact based, reality check article. The level of stupidity engulfing the country has reached epic proportions, as the mainstream fake news networks flog bullshit Russian conspiracy stories, knowing … Read more
by David McDonald The next financial bubble is just about ready to burst and there is little that can be done about it. Think it can’t happen? Then consider this: [All information acquired from TheStreet.com] Risks that aren’t acute can build for a while before triggering a crisis. What’s indisputable is that debt, the tinder … Read more
By Gabrielle Seunagal First Son Eric Trump sat down with Forbes magazine for an interview in which he discussed the controversial subject of nepotism. During the interview, Trump stated that nepotism is “kind of a factor of life” and noted that nepotism does not sustain an individual if they fail to perform admirably. Trump and … Read more
Ann Coulter: Obama Should Testify Under Oath on Trump Campaign Surveillance Using the hashtag #PutObamaUnderOath, best-selling author and political pundit Ann Coulter tweeted that while knowing the truth about Barack Obama’s National Security Advisor Susan Rice allegedly ordering surveillance of President Donald Trump’s presidential campaign aides, Obama should also testify before Congress on the matter. … Read more
By Michael Snyder I got chills when I saw a CNN report that said that a White House official has just warned that “the clock has now run out” on North Korea’s nuclear program and that “all options are on the table”. That second phrase has been repeatedly used by members of the Trump administration … Read more
From Jim Rickards, Editor, Rickards’ Gold Speculator: I guess we can all use a break now and then, and this seems like one of those weeks when not much is happening. We had a tumultuous 10-day period from March 14–24, which included a Fed rate hike, Dutch elections, a weaker dollar, a stronger euro, a … Read more