The Poverty of Perspective

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by pinkpolkagirl Poverty of Perspective Introduction When I was a teenager, my family moved to an area of immense wealth to an area of immense poverty. Quite simply, my life and perspective changed forever. Originally, I was actually going to write a post about the cycle of poverty, and how so many dismiss this cycle … Read more

ANALYSIS: let’s stop illustrating the mess that is the EU, and start asking who is really running Brexit.

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by John Ward  I doubt if the UK press has covered this, but Emmanuel Macron the “centrist” neoliberal banker is about to introduce automatic withdrawal of funds from citizens’ bank accounts for tax payments in France. Not only is he facing huge opposition to this obvious next bale-in-to-rape step, last Sunday the tabloid Aujourd’hui published leaked documents showing … Read more

Foreigners Selling UK Debt as Hard BEXIT appears

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by Martin Armstrong Foreign investors have been withdrawing on a large scale from British government bonds since July when the Conservatives seems to be splitting. Bank of England data released revealed a net outflow of £17.153 billion from foreigners in July, the largest since records began in 1982, Reuters reports. Even in June, there was still … Read more

Democrats Get Called Out For Planning Brett Kavanaugh Protests On A Phone Call Led By Chuck Schumer

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hFPJDuF5VHM This Senate Judiciary Committee Hearing today where Senator calls out democrats for having a conference call the night before with all senators planning to interrupt and protest brett kavanaugh hearing this is just plain and simple getting called out this is politics and political news and today news and news today kamala harris and … Read more

ALL major brands will be fully politicized by 2019. Corporate driven civil war. Radicalized marketing. Consumer based sedition

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I posted this article when it first came out, but watching the Dick’s Sporting Goods hunting removal and now Nike choosing Kapurnik (dont care enough to learn his correct spelling) has reminded me. The Radical Future Of Branding https://www.fastcompany.com/3066981/the-radical-future-of-branding BRANDS WILL RADICALIZE Conventional wisdom has it that brands shouldn’t talk politics. Why risk alienating potential … Read more

Intermittent Fasting / Ketogenic Diet

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by SP I have eaten very close to a “paleo” diet since 2012 and all has gone well with this diet. At my age being able to do wind sprints on what one resident calls “cardio hill”, having a 29 inch waist and a resting pulse rate that is frequently in the mid 40s is … Read more

WEIRD HOW THIS NEVER-ENDING STREAM OF ERRORS ALWAYS GOES THE SAME DIRECTION: Facebook ‘Employee Error’ Responsible for PragerU 99.9999% Drop in Reach.

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via breitbart: PragerU’s recent Facebook shadowbanning was reportedly due to a single “employee error” — this employee has been sent for guideline re-education but is still employed by the company. Breitbart News spoke with PragerU recently following their issues with Facebook, the conservative non-profit found that many recent posts from their page were suffering from a 99.9999 percent … Read more

Nayirah False Flag Testimony

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Nayirah was a young Kuwaiti woman who, in the run up to the 1990-91 Gulf war, gave fraudulent testimony to a non-governmental Congressional Human Rights Caucus on October 10, 1990. She was presented as a 15 year old volunteer nursing assistant who needed to hide her identity for security reasons. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bhGl03QFUi4 Lies by the gov’t … Read more

Ship smashes into Kansai bridge as typhoon hits Japan (bridge dont look too good being slowly cut in half)

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A tanker smashed into the bridge linking Kansai International Airport with the mainland on Tuesday as strong winds and high waves from a powerful typhoon blasted western Japan. The 2,591-ton Houn Maru had been anchored in Osaka Bay but was swept toward the approximately 3,700-meter-long bridge around 1 p.m., damaging the sole gateway by land … Read more

An example of why the South African government wants to steal farms. Hint: China & minerals

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The South African civil rights organisation AfriForum, Akkerland Boerdery, the agricultural organisation TAU SA, the trade union Solidarity and Agri Limpopo argued at a joint media conference in Pretoria today that the South African government’s current attempts to expropriate two Akkerland Boerdery farms, Lukin and Salaita, at 10% of the market value employ land reform as … Read more

Cryptocurrency Scam?

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by Martin Armstrong There are way too many cryptocurrencies out there and even if we accept the theory that ONE will survive and become mainstream, what happens to the rest? This is the great unanswered question. You certainly cannot replace the dollar and central banks with thousands of currencies. We tried that once when Andrew Jackson revoked … Read more

Economic Winter Is Coming (And It Might Be Unusually Severe)

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by Christopher Casey of The Mises Institute Fans of HBO’s hit series, Game of Thrones, know well the motto of House Stark: “Winter is Coming.” This motto warns of impending doom, whether brought on by the Starks themselves, devastating multi-year, cold weather, or something far more ominous north of the Wall. At least since Soviet economist Nikolai … Read more

BREAKING: Multiple Russian Air Strikes In & Around Idlib, Syria

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It appears that the major offensive on Idlib we’ve been expecting might be starting this morning. Right now there are only Twitter reports, such as: Media affiliated with Hayyat Tahrir al-Sham also releases pictures of the Russian airstrikes this morning #Syria pic.twitter.com/qallWz7zsL — Michael A. Horowitz (@michaelh992) September 4, 2018 However, AFP has a statement … Read more