Look Who Just Voted Themselves A Raise in Arkansas And Missouri

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Cillian Zeal for the Western Journal reports, While most of the attention was on the House and Senate this year, as well as other ballot initiatives on issues like marijuana legalization, minimum wage increases were still on the ballot in several states. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=92Vsm2dfHEI   Read More/Source/Credit/FairUse: https://www.westernjournal.com/min-wa…

New Home Inventory Forecasts A Recession

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via UPFINA It seems like almost every new data point on housing shows weakness. That’s because even though millennials are entering their prime age for home buying, starter homes have become unaffordable. Housing prices for houses less than 75% of the cost of median houses increased 8.9% from September 2016 to September 2017 which was above the … Read more

Parkland anomalies: David Hogg was at home during school shooting; interviewed girl before shooting

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by Dr. Eowyn If one part of an event is a lie, the whole event is contrived. According to the timeline of the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School shooting on Wednesday, February 14, 2018, in Parkland, Florida: 2:19 p.m.: An Uber driver dropped off Nikolas Cruz, 19, at the high school. 2:21 p.m.: Cruz entered Building 12, … Read more

‘It’s Difficult To Be A Veteran’ – Jesse Ventura

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RT America, Released on 11/9/18 Gov. Jesse Ventura, host of RT America’s “The World According to Jesse,” joins Rick Sanchez to discuss post-traumatic stress disorder in veterans and how the treatment and mistreatment of veterans in the United States may fuel the kind of violence that happened in the Thousand Oaks shooting. Jesse Ventura, is … Read more

How Prepared Are You? Let’s Find Out.

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by Chris Martenson Planning without practice is essentially worthless We’re pleased to announce the first-ever Peak Prosperity Resilience Challenge. Over an upcoming weekend in January 2019 (specifc dates to be announced soon) participating individuals will turn off their electricity from Friday at 7:00pm to 7:00pm Sunday and subsist entirely off of their existing preparations. Are you … Read more

The October Market Breakdown Is Still Valid

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by Jesse Colombo After plunging for most of October, the U.S. stock market rebounded sharply in the last two weeks in anticipation of the U.S. mid-term elections. Though the market soared the day after the election, the rally petered out on Thursday and Friday. This means that the breakdown from the important three-year old uptrend line … Read more

California’s Draconian Gun Control Laws Failed to Stop Mass Shooting in Thousand Oaks Yet Dems Prepare Most Aggressive Gun Control Laws in Decades

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by Chris Black Do you remember what Rahm Emanuel, Obama’s handler, used to say back in the day? Never let a crisis go to waste? After winning the midterms, Democrats are now looking to pass aggressive gun control legislation in the aftermath of the mass shooting at the country music bar in Thousand Oaks, which … Read more

Will a Robot Take Your Job?

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via visualcapitalist: The Chart of the Week is a weekly Visual Capitalist feature on Fridays. Are you ready to hand your job over to R2D2? According to a recent study, it’s forecasted by the Mckinsey Global Institute that up to 800 million workers worldwide could lose their jobs to automation by 2030. Industrial machine operators, administrators, and service workers … Read more

Bank Shares in Mexico (and Beyond) Plunge as Incoming Government Threatens Core Business: Fee Gouging

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Part of a global trend, as exasperated consumers are squealing, but no country has threatened to do what Mexico proposed. By Don Quijones, Spain, UK, & Mexico, editor at WOLF STREET. Mexico’s stocks are plummeting, with the S&P/BMV IPC index down 5.8% on Thursday — the worst drop in seven years — and another 2.8% by midday … Read more

Trudeau To SEIZE Canadian Bank Records?! – No Place To Hide!

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Josh Sigurdson talks with author and economic analyst John Sneisen about the stunning development out of Statistics Canada as they unroll new policies which would involve lifting 15 years of people’s credit rating information and seizing people’s bank records. No audit, nothing. Simply put, the government says it’s okay so everyone must bow down and … Read more

Recession Ahead? Watch Dr. Copper

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by Jesse Colombo After selling off this summer, copper has been consolidating over the last couple months and appears to be forming a wedge-type pattern that may indicate another strong move when the metal breaks out from it one way or another. Copper has a reputation for leading the global economy and is known as … Read more

Trump Was the Biggest Winner

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by Wayne Allyn Root I always tell the raw truth. I don’t back down. I just say what’s on my mind and let the chips fall where it may. Here’s the raw truth about Tuesday’s election: the winners and losers. Winner #1: President Trump. Liberals won’t understand this one. But they will soon… Trump pulled off a miracle. He … Read more