By Michael Snyder A new recession is coming, and Donald Trump needs it to begin sooner rather than later. As I explained last week, most American voters tend to care about their pocketbooks more than anything else. If the next recession were to officially start during the first quarter of 2017, it would be very … Read more
Trump claimed credit for the raids Sunday, tweeting: “The crackdown on illegal criminals is merely the keeping of my campaign promise. Gang members, drug dealers & others are being removed!” California Rep. Lou Correa sent a letter to immigration officials, outlining the unanswered questions related to the latest immigration enforcement actions. “These activities have caused … Read more
by David Haggith While I haven’t had the privilege of divine revelation, I do try to look at the forces that are in play that have the power to move nations economically. Two dominant countervailing forces right now are those who have George Soros nearly in tears — who make up the anti-global revolution — and then all the … Read more
California’s bullet train could cost taxpayers 50% more than estimated — as much as $3.6 billion more. And that’s just for the first 118 miles through the Central Valley, which was supposed to be the easiest part of the route between Los Angeles and San Francisco A confidential Federal Railroad Administration analysis, obtained by The Times, projects … Read more
MEXICO CITY—Influential Mexicans are pushing an aggressive and perhaps risky strategy to fight a likely increase in deportations of their undocumented compatriots in the U.S.: jam U.S. immigration courts in hopes of causing the already overburdened system to break down. The proposal calls for ad campaigns advising migrants in the U.S. to take their cases … Read more
by Pamela Williams Remember when Paul Ryan set Trump up before he won the Presidential election? He told him he would meet with him at a gathering, but at the last minute he canceled, humiliating Trump? Trump had made some unbecoming comments which made many turn against him. However, in the political arena, that does not … Read more
by Pamela Williams The video I am addressing in this report is THE TRUTH AND NOTHING BUT THE TRUTH. Can you take it? I hope you can, as if you are a United States citizen, a Conservative, a Patriot, and someone who wants to preserve the life you have known here in the United States of … Read more
For those, like Alexander Hamilton, who once or now wondered if the Judicial Branch would be too weak. Wonder no more. — Trey Gowdy (@TGowdySC) February 10, 2017 It is pretty amazing that a circuit court, with judges that stand unelected by Americans, get to mandate what happens for the entire country. Must be … Read more
by AMY S. Economic Collapse Coming? Russia and China dumped us treasuries and buy gold is appealing to Russia and China because its shields them from the US government’s ability to control the value of their holdings it’s no secret that Russia and China both share a growing appetite for gold. The good news for … Read more
by Mark Angelides For those that cry “racist!” when discussing governmental policy, they should really start looking at what the word racist actually means. It is apparent to most why many in the media would inaccurately use this word. It is powerful, divisive and has a shock value that creates in people a wish to … Read more
by Mark Angelides Designating the Muslim Brotherhood (MB) a terrorist organization is not a controversial move, it is in fact long overdue and most certainly NOT an outlier’s opinion. It is far from divisive and actually does what President Obama failed to do: Tackle extremism at its cause. By giving the MB this designation, it … Read more
Many people associate financial advisors with the very wealthy, and it is sometimes assumed that people who are not high net worth individuals should manage their own finances. However, there are so many moving parts in an average financial picture that it can be challenging for even those who are financially savvy to keep track … Read more
by Tom McClellan When investors get complacent, they do certain things. They show up as bullish in the various surveys. They bid tiny premiums on options, driving down the VIX. They put all of their cash to work, letting money market fund levels get down really low. And they trade tiny volumes on QQQ. This week’s … Read more
by Pamela Williams I want to start this report by taking you back to a time past. In 2012, Susan Rice, Barack Obama’s national security adviser, lied on five news shows, saying that the attack on the Benghazi compound was “spontaneous” and the direct result of a “heinous and offensive video.” We all know now … Read more
by Pamela Williams I woke up this morning feeling like I had been run over by a train. Roadkill left to die , wondering if anyone would stop to help. America can no longer be trusted to care about lives, especially Republican lives. Conservative lives don’t matter! Liberal lives matter, as they are now determined … Read more
Tonight the 9th Circuit displayed why it is usually the most reversed circuit in the nation – they put personal politics above legality. — Kayleigh McEnany (@kayleighmcenany) February 10, 2017 In 2012, The U.S Supreme Court reversed 86% of the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals rulings that it reviewed. — Freedomain – with Stefan Molyneux, … Read more
By Michael Snyder Have you ever wondered why the elite hate Donald Trump so much? There have certainly been many politicians throughout the years that have been disliked, but with Trump there is a hatred that is so intense that it almost seems tangible at times. During the campaign, they went to extraordinary lengths to … Read more
By Michael Snyder Six years ago, an absolutely devastating tsunami caused a triple meltdown at Japan’s Fukushima nuclear power facility. It was the worst environmental disaster in all of human history, and even though six years have passed since that time, nobody knows where the three melted cores are. Just recently, authorities believe that they … Read more
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hyp8IDTIWuM What else is built into this TRILLION dollars of auto debt? Well, with a bubble there’s always more. Click ‘play’ to see what we see…
By Gabrielle Seunagal In recent news, people have speculated about the challenges President Trump is having with enacting policies such as the tax cut deal, his stimulus plan, and the repeal of Obamacare. This has troubled some Americans and bred concern as to whether or not the President will fulfill the promises he made on … Read more
by Pamela Williams What is done is done, and there can be no going back. I do want to go over some points that are outstanding in President Trump’s “immigration ban.” Number one is that President Trump had the right to issue and Executive Order on National Security without being questioned. No other President in history … Read more
by Simon Black There are lots of famous investors and hedge fund managers who are legendary stock-pickers. Warren Buffet is a great example. Others are hard-core quantitative analysts who build complex trading algorithms. Ray Dalio, the billionaire founder of Bridgewater Associates, is neither. He’s a macro investor whose fortune was built on an uncanny ability to … Read more
by Victor Mozambigue A year ago, housing was the safest investment in Vancouver. The investment outlook was positive. People were ready to shell out money in the sector too. However, 12 months down the line, the housing bubble of Vancouver has burst and all there is left now are lessons. After a frenzied hype in … Read more
by Victor Mozambigue Dodd-Frank makes borrowing difficult instead of making banking safer, says President Donald Trump. He suggests that the regulation has made lending too difficult and many of his friends with great businesses are unable to get a loan because of the stringent regulations. However, is it the same story on ground too? Experts … Read more
by Victor Mozambigue With bond yields rising on one side and the prices of gold rising on another, a global financial crisis has become a possibility. Experts are predicting a recession. However, you can clearly see that it is not just a recession, it is a depression, and the consequences of such a financial crisis … Read more