By Michael Snyder Yes, the government can use your phone, your computer and even potentially your television to spy on what you are doing inside your own home. On Tuesday, Wikileaks released thousands of documents that prove what virtually every “conspiracy theorist” in America has been saying for years about government spying. And I don’t … Read more
By Michael Snyder The ninth largest economy in the entire world is currently experiencing “its longest and deepest recession in recorded history”, and in a country right next door people are being encouraged to label their trash so that the thousands upon thousands of desperately hungry people that are digging through trash bins on the … Read more
by Pamela Williams You know sometimes what you are looking for is right in front of your nose, but you just fail to see it. That is what happened on the Rush Limbaugh show. While on air, Rush discovered an article, sharing it immediately with his audience. The article is from The New York Times, and … Read more
by Umar Farooq Traditional financial players have largely shunned the web-based “crytpocurrency,” viewing it as too volatile, complicated and risky, and doubting its inherent value. But bitcoin, invented in 2008, performed better than any other currency in every year since 2010 apart from 2014, when it was the worst-performing currency, and has added almost a … Read more
By Gabrielle Seunagal HUD Secretary Ben Carson recently attracted media censure after making a controversial remark during his first address to employees. To quote Mr. Carson directly: “That’s what America is about. A land of dreams and opportunity. There were other immigrants who came here in the bottom of slave ships, worked even longer, even … Read more
by Pamela Williams This is a huge story, and it is developing. WIKILEAKS was to hold a live news conference that was to be streamed on Facebook, but the event was hacked! Thus, WIKILEAKS had to use their contingency plan. They released CIA DOCUMENTS through a file. I downloaded the file, but my computer will not … Read more
by Geoffrey Grider TODAY, TUESDAY 7 MARCH 2017, WIKILEAKS BEGINS ITS NEW SERIES OF LEAKS ON THE U.S. CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY. CODE-NAMED “VAULT 7” BY WIKILEAKS, IT IS THE LARGEST EVER PUBLICATION OF CONFIDENTIAL DOCUMENTS ON THE AGENCY. EDITOR’S NOTE: President Trump says he was spied on at Trump Tower the order of Barack Obama, … Read more
by RIA “Technically Speaking” is a regular Tuesday commentary updating current market trends and highlighting shorter-term investment strategies, risks, and potential opportunities. Please send any comments or questions directly to me viaEmail, Facebook or Twitter. The month of March typically marks the beginning of Spring. This weekend will also mark the loss of an hour of … Read more
by Pamela Williams Remember the movie THE GODFATHER? The Mafia went from business to business extorting money from those businesses, and, of course, they paid to stay in business. Obama and his DOJ/Loretta Lynch did the very same thing to those they charged. I would say they could charge whomever they pleased, and then settlements were made. … Read more
1) Flawed assumption on money and debt that led to 2008 2) Bad economics, neoclassical economics, that the whole project runs on and was used to design the Euro. I realised something was seriously wrong in 2008 and looked into it and had to get right down to the most fundamental of all fundamentals to … Read more
By Michael Snyder An army of subversives is attempting to undermine the Trump administration from within the government, and at the same time a whole host of prominent leftist leaders are fueling the flames of hate against Trump and are promoting riots, civil uprisings and in some cases even violence. And of course the mainstream … Read more
by Mark Angelides In 2016, Europe took in more than 1 million refugees and migrants, of which many claimed asylum (this is an increase of almost four times 2015). Here’s a breakdown of nationalities from the BBC: While there are some nations that are to be expected on this chart, aren’t there some odd ones, … Read more
Judge Napolitano on President Trump: “The Deep State has a very wise and shrewd adversary, the man in the Oval Office. For the first time in the modern era the man in the Oval Office is an adversary of the Deep State and not a tool of it.” Trump reissues the temporary travel ban, this … Read more
By Michael Snyder If you didn’t know better, you might be tempted to think that “Space Available” was the hottest new retail chain in the entire country. As you will see below, it is being projected that about a third of all shopping malls in the United States will soon close, and we just recently … Read more
Incredible that the media is giving James Clapper credibility when he denies Obama spied on Trump. Clapper lied under oath about spying. — Paul Joseph Watson (@PrisonPlanet) March 5, 2017 Also incredible that they’re actually giving him the stage – if Obama did it, Clapper is likely complicit and was read in on the whole … Read more
by Umar Farooq We are in a season of time when economic conditions have appeared to be getting a little bit better in the United States, and this has blinded so many people to the truth of what is about to happen to us. America’s debt to GDP ratio is now about 352 percent. … Read more
by Pamela Williams WOW! I had to look twice at this headline: “RUSSIAN HACKERS ARE SEEKING HUSH MONEY FROM LIBERAL GROUPS.” Of, course my heart immediately goes out to these progressive liberal groups. In one instance, a group which funds protests against Trump is being blackmailed by Russian hackers. Terrible! BULLET POINTS: Post-election crime wave by … Read more
By Gabrielle Seunagal In fairly recent news, First Daughter Ivanka Trump made headlines for her work to gather support for affordable childcare and paid family leave. These changes will permit American families to deduct childcare expenses from their annual taxable incomes. Ivanka’s cause has transcended partisan lines; many Democrats are on board with the policy. … Read more
Internet data mining expert Clif High says his latest research shows the mainstream legacy media is fearful. High predicts “1/3 of our broadcast media personalities . . . those famous faces, will either be arrested or flee the country” over sex trafficking or the cover-up of it. High also has new data on dramatic price … Read more
by Pamela Williams In Obama’s response to President Trump’s accusation that he wiretapped Trump Tower, Obama responded in an emotionless but legal dialogue. I guess I expected him to be surprised, but he was definitely ready. His response is below: taken from THE DURAN. “A cardinal rule of the Obama Administration was that no White House … Read more
by Mark Angelides If you’ve ever considered that the systems of governance seem to be geared towards crushing the regular folk, you’d not be far wrong. It’s not exactly that the machinations of the elite are specifically against the individual, it’s just that the individual is an inconvenience to the processes of power. Should you … Read more
By Michael Snyder After reading this article you might not ever view your electronic devices the same way again. Last year, Hollywood released a biographical political thriller based on the life of Edward Snowden that had one particularly creepy scene. In that scene, a government spook used a program to remotely activate the microphone and … Read more
By Michael Snyder The mainstream media is all in an uproar over Donald Trump’s claim that Barack Obama personally ordered the phones in Trump Tower to be “wiretapped” just before the election. But nobody should really be surprised that the government was listening to Donald Trump’s phone calls. After all, the truth is that they … Read more
by Mark Angelides The war for Brexit has lost its first major battle, and it wasn’t against the Brussels Eurocrats, it’s against the unelected House of Lords. The Brexit Bill that will allow the Prime Minister to trigger Article 50 (the mechanism by which the UK can legally extricate itself from the EU), has lost … Read more
By Gabrielle Seunagal The Transportation Security Administration has recently generated controversy after announcing that more “rigorous” and “comprehensive” pat downs will be occurring in airports across the country. Apparently, TSA has failed at least 95% of airport security tests, in which undercover agents attempted–and succeeded–in smuggling banned weapons through airport checkpoints. However, persons boarding a … Read more