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BY JOHN MAULDIN Many good things are happening in China. Businesses are prospering. Living standards rise. The country’s interior is still quite poor but life is improving. This progress is welcome news. The problem is how China is financing it. The answer is, “with a lot of debt.” You often hear about China’s government and corporate … Read more
JONATHAN TURLEY: Boofed is the new Borked: Democrats lay a perjury trap for Brett Kavanaugh. “Salacious terms in a high school yearbook could end up sinking Brett Kavanaugh. If that becomes the standard for future confirmations, we’re all boofed.” FOX: “Chaffetz: Dems ‘Overplaying Their Hand’ With Resistance to Kavanaugh” Fox News contributor Jason Chaffetz said Monday on Outnumbered … Read more
via sciencealert: Neuroscientists have successfully hooked up a three-way brain connection to allow three people share their thoughts – and in this case, play a Tetris-style game. The team thinks this wild experiment could be scaled up to connect whole networks of people, and yes, it’s as weird as it sounds. It works through a combination … Read more
SAN FRANCISCO (KPIX 5) — Residents of San Francisco’s North Beach neighborhood packed a community meeting on Monday night to voice their concerns about the concurrent increases of both homelessness and crime in the area. Over the weekend, San Francisco police said a mentally ill homeless man viciously attacked a man walking in Washington Square … Read more
The new “USMCA” deal the US, Canada, and Mexico tentatively agreed to provides wide-reaching protection to internet giants from lawsuits and liabilities for what appears on their services. The deal essentially gives internet companies the same protections they enjoy under Section 230 of the US’s Communications Decency Act, stating: no Party shall adopt or maintain measures that treat … Read more
BY JOHN MAULDIN With all the trade war talk, we all ask the obvious question: Who will win? President Trump says the US will win. Chinese business leaders say no, we will win. Free-traders on both sides say no one will win. But what does a “win” look like? People argue a condition they can’t even define. Victory … Read more
via tomluongo: The pieces have been moving into place for months now. German Chancellor Angela Merkel has seen her power within German political circles wane for more than a year. Italy’s opposition to the European Union’s budget rules is stiffening. Bond yields are beginning to not just rise, but blow out uncontrollably. The Fed keeps raising … Read more
by SuperCharged2000 The FBI has refused to declassify 37 pages of materials related to the Uranium One deal, citing national security and the privacy issues, reports The Hill’s John Solomon. The documents are thought to contain information regarding then-Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s involvement, as well as the Obama administration’s knowledge of the controversial deal. … Read more
TROUBLE WITH THE ACADEMIC STAR SYSTEM. It remains to be seen how the Avital Ronell affair will play out. The letter presented in her defense and signed by well-known theorists and many lesser figures has evoked more scorn than sympathy, and it may signify a generational turn in literary studies. There is one element of the … Read more
by Simon Black I remember having a conversation with a woman during the peak of the housing bubble, probably 2005… She was a psychologist based in Florida. And she was explaining to me how she was flipping condos that hadn’t even been built yet. Back in the boom times, buyers would line up at condo sales … Read more
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Josh Sigurdson talks with author and economic analyst John Sneisen about the fall of the Canadian economy as media claims that the loonie is soaring. It’s quite incredible how people cannot seem to comprehend that the Canadian dollar and the US dollar are both devaluing rapidly. No fiat currencies are soaring. It’s just that in … Read more
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6hO_PdLOrLE Grabien media nails it in this spoof ad scorching Michael Avenatti. Because if you’re a vulnerable woman with a history of mental health issues who’s suffering financial problems, there’s a law firm looking for you. Source/purchased from: https://grabien.com/file.php?id=472577
NASA coming out stating that Earth’s Thermosphere is entering record territory and even mentions “Solar Minimum Cold” thats a huge change from warming, warming, warming. I feel the are covering themselves as it cools and people begin to ask questions. For example like how there was no geomagnetic storm and Earth had immense auroras over … Read more
by Lance Roberts On December 5th, 1996, during a televised speech then Fed Chairman Alan Greenspan stated: “Clearly, sustained low inflation implies less uncertainty about the future, and lower risk premiums imply higher prices of stocks and other earning assets. We can see that in the inverse relationship exhibited by price/earnings ratios and the rate of … Read more
by Fabius Maximus Summary: Here are some harsh but important truths about America and its elites that you will not see elsewhere. Why the constant sense of crisis in America? Endless quantitative easing leading inevitably to hyperinflation, climate armageddon, Obama the socialist, Trump the fascist, the dollar becoming wastepaper, AIDS will kill us all, Alar on apples, … Read more
by howmuch Wealth and income inequality are growing areas of concern. A report from Oxfam found that 82% of all wealth created throughout the world in 2017 went to the top 1%. 8 individuals literally own as much money as 3.8 billion people. It’s hard to grasp what these numbers really mean, so let’s reframe the issue at the … Read more
What do you think will ultimately be the TRIGGER event? Emerging markets are seemingly never letting up. The weakness prevails and could easily spill over into the more developed nations. With weak currencies, commodities such as oil become very expensive. This translates into higher gasoline prices, higher food prices, shortages, restrictions, and brewing tensions. Many … Read more
