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by Amy S.  Latest research suggests that the San Andreas and San Jacinto faults might have ruptured together in the past, and may again trigger more powerful destruction Measuring the level of threat posed by severe earthquakes that could bring havoc to southern California should be reviewed, according to scientists who believe the risk could be … Read more

by John Rubino 2008 has special significance for gold bugs, both because of the money they lost in August of year and the the money they made in the half-decade that followed. Today’s world is beginning to feel eerily similar. Let’s start with a little background. The mid-2000s economy boomed in part because artificially low … Read more

by stockboardasset Tropical Storm Gordon is quickly heading west-northwest at 17 mph with sustained 65 mph winds toward a landfall tonight along the northern Gulf Coast as a Category 1 hurricane. The National Hurricane Center (NHC) has declared a hurricane warning from the mouth of the Pearl River, Mississippi, to the border between Alabama and Florida. The NHC … Read more

by LV At the beginning of the second century AD, a Roman poet named Decimus Iunius Iuvenalis, known as Juvenal, wrote his Satires, which contained the famous Latin phrase, Quis custodiet ipsos custodes?  The literal translation is “Who will guard the guards themselves?”  A looser, but more common translation, is, “Who watches the watchmen?” The question succinctly posits an age-old … Read more

Josh Sigurdson talks with Dan Dicks of Press For Truth about the real deep state which the media has distracted the masses from. For many years we at WAM and especially Dan at PFT have spoken about a shadow government pulling the strings behind the curtain. We were called crazy. Well, on comes the 2016 … Read more

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=li2Wu2HpSC4 I think Trump is not firing anyone because you would have to be blind not to see what is going on I think it will just support the red wave cause everyone can see the dems are crooked bastards! BP

by howmuch Who doesn’t think firefighters are national heroes? They work long shifts, maintain a high level of specialized skills, and risk their lives at a moment’s notice for the public good. Despite their popularity, did you know that many firefighters don’t make a living wage? In fact, how much they earn varies wildly around … Read more

via confoundedinterest: Since 2007, the inventory of existing homes sales has generally declined while median prices have skyrocketed. And home price growth has been exceeding wage (earnings) growth by around 2x-3x. But suddenly, 50 metro areas have seen a surge of 13% YoY or greater. Red-hot housing markets Santa Rosa CA, Denver CO, Vallejo CA and … Read more

by Alexander Trigaux, Editor, GoldSilver   The current US economy is like 100 cars flying down a fog-shrouded highway at 80MPH with two feet of visibility. Everyone is all-in, bullish as can be, and simply hoping against hope that nobody in front of them hits the brakes. The Federal Reserve is the communal foot on the … Read more

https://violationtracker.goodjobsfirst.org/parent/barclays Here is Barclays.   h/t @GTCost

h/t @David_Schro OECD’s William White (called ’08 Crisis), former head of BIS, interview on RealVision  

Such backdoors inevitably create an entry point for more than just otherwise lawful searches, as these nations well know but neglect to mention: https://www.homeaffairs.gov.au/about/…

Adolf himself was initially a surveillance agent tasked with monitoring a small, extremist party: https://tinyurl.com/y87guy94

by ron paul Assad was supposed to be gone already. President Obama thought it would be just another “regime change” operation and perhaps Assad would end up like Saddam Hussein or Yanukovych. Or maybe even Gaddafi. But he was supposed to be gone. The US spent billions to get rid of him and even provided weapons … Read more

by Lance Roberts With the markets closed yesterday, there is little to update you on with respect to the technical backdrop from this weekend’s missive. However, this is a good opportunity to review the fundamentals as Q2-earnings season comes to a close. Not surprisingly, the cuts to corporate tax rates in December led to a surge in … Read more

by Disobedient Media Although the Civil Rights Movement resulted in many well known changes at an institutional level, it is widely agreed that the movement did not succeed in a total transformation of American society. The dream of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was not fully realized. The exact reasons for this are subject to debate, which … Read more

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