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via silverdoctors: There was no gas attack in Syria. Thank God. In fact, one quick looks shows Syria isn’t even in the news cycle anymore. But that doesn’t mean a gas attack is not coming, and that does not mean we are in the clear yet. Since the Deep State pulled-off the false flag chemical attack … Read more
by Martin Armstrong The left has always been the most violent in politics mainly because they blame others for their own failure. Already we are starting to see a trend where threats are being made against political rallies for the Republicans. Police have had to respond to threats of violence against Republicans but perhaps the most serious … Read more
A week before confirmation?? What a coincidence!! h/t samddnffnwrg
via thefreethoughtproject: Idlib, Syria — For those who have been paying attention, the United States military industrial complex has been ramping up conflict in Syria and another attack on the sovereign country is seemingly imminent. However, to those paying attention, these imminent attacks will only help one group — Al-Qaeda. On Tuesday, Congress woman Tulsi Gabbard … Read more
via thefreethoughtproject: Louisiana Congressman, Rep. Clay Higgins (R-LA) wants to force every single member of Congress to take regular drug tests and he wants them to pay for the tests themselves. Higgins introduced the legislation this week which, if passed, will force all federal lawmakers to be randomly drug tested once per term for illegal … Read more
LONDON MAYOR CALLS FOR SECOND REFERENDUM ON BREXIT. London mayor calls for second referendum on Brexit https://t.co/tEgD6DaJkN — CNBC (@CNBC) September 16, 2018 London mayor Sadiq Khan has called for another referendum on Britain’s European Union membership, saying the prime minister’s handling of Brexit negotiations had become “mired in confusion and deadlock” and was leading … Read more
by stockboardasset As first reported by CryptoCoinsNews (CCN), a crypto wallet containing $720 million worth of Bitcoin and an unknown owner have woken up after four years of hibernation, with more than $100 million moved to Bitfinex and Binance over the last several weeks. The mysterious wallet contains a mindboggling 11,114 BTC, equivalent to around 0.52 percent of … Read more
From Kitco: Gold has been trading in a compressed range all week but the yellow metal has a higher chance of breaking out to the upside than downside, said Todd “Bubba” Horwitz of bubbatrading.com. “This compression torments both the bulls and the bears. Eventually, it’s going to break one way or the other and I believe … Read more
by Dr. Eowyn The late CBS anchorman Walter Cronkite was called “the most trusted man in America” in an opinion poll. He retired from anchoring the CBS Evening News in March 1981, succeeded by Dan “fake news” Rather. On October 19, 1999, Cronkite accepted the Norman Cousins Global Governance Award at a ceremony at the United Nations. … Read more
Yeah, I’m pretty sure all this socialism talk is about free stuff. h/t CG
News Sets up Bait Car in San Francisco to document window smash car thefts and confronts the thieves, meanwhile Camera equipment from their personal crew car also gets stolen. FAIL
Samsung Galaxy Note 9 was launched with minimal upgrades and a lot of clarifications last month. Samsung dared to integrate a big 4,000mAh battery inside the Galaxy Note 9, and when eyebrows regarding its safety were raised, CEO DJ Koh had to clarify that the Galaxy Note 9’s battery is completely safe. He said that … Read more
Fraudsters most often use local prefixes to trick people. Many of us are already conditioned to ignore phone calls from unknown numbers. A new study seems to validate that M.O. By next year, nearly half of the mobile phone calls we get will be scams, according to a new report from First Orion, a company … Read more
Central bankers are making the case now that the American people have equity in their homes that they should take out another loan on their home. Mnuchin is selling this home, which means the real-estate market has reached the top and he is getting out because he knows whats next. The bubbles are about to … Read more
https://youtu.be/0ooSoxxOvIQ Here are three recent cases of people in sports entertainment (Shaquille O’Neal, Rachel Nichols and Jalen Rose) having those all too familiar glitches and malfunctions. More reporters glitching on live tv. https://youtu.be/cSVls6ZJyXg Mk Ultra Glitches and Strange Behaviors h/t anonymous
Video: Skip to 1:19. Kellyanne Conway Reacts Trump Kavanaugh Accuser Willing To Testify Before Congress Fox And Friends Kellyanne Conway Kavanaugh Accuser Should Testify Before Congress h/t ArgleBargle
This article from the AP really pussyfoots around the issue, but we can all see what’s really happening here. ——– Thousands of children in foster care may be getting powerful psychiatric drugs prescribed to them without basic safeguards, according to a federal watchdog’s investigation that finds a failure to care for youngsters whose lives have … Read more
It’s possible that it was a purely tactical decision. But now that I’ve read the letter Ford wrote to Feinstein about Kavanaugh, one line stuck out: “I have received medical treatment regarding the assault.” Reading that, I would naturally think that the writer saw some sort of medical doctor about the assault within some short time frame after … Read more
via boingboing: Lobbyists for “creators” threw their lot in with the giant entertainment companies and the newspaper proprietors and managed to pass the new EU Copyright Directive by a hair’s-breadth this morning, in an act of colossal malpractice to harm to working artists will only be exceeded by the harm to everyone who uses the internet … Read more
by Brian Maher of Daily Reckoning The Federal Reserve will almost certainly raise its benchmark rate in under two weeks — for the eighth occasion since December 2015. For a market dizzied by the helium of low interest rates, rising rates are a sobering dose. The stock market has withstood the business to date. But how … Read more