First They Came For Alex Jones

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by Jim Quinn I’ve never been a huge fan of Alex Jones. He always seemed a little unhinged to me. But who cares? He had the right to his free speech and was able to attract millions of followers to his website and as viewers of his videos. I disagree with far more people than … Read more

Tips and Tricks For The Businessperson

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The world of business can be hard. There’s no doubt that it’s difficult to try and stay at your best in a world which can actually be very demanding and tough. As a business person, you have to make all of the right decisions in order to make sure that you’re doing your very best. … Read more

Investment Opportunities In Chile

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by Sven Carlin Summary There are expensive stocks in Chile, but also some that are fairly valued. I would avoid investing in an ETF and chose my picks carefully. The best opportunities might be in the utility sector. Chilean stocks (ECH) peaked in 2011, bottomed in 2016, peaked again in 2018 and are currently close to … Read more

Are Bonds Sending A Signal?

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Authored by Lance Roberts via RealInvestmentAdvice.com, Michael Lebowitz previously penned an article entitled “Face Off” discussing the message from the bond market as it relates to the stock market and the economy. To wit: “There is a healthy debate between those who work in fixed-income markets and those in the equity markets about who is better at assessing … Read more

This Economist’s Research Says the Next Crisis Could Be Worse Than the Great Depression

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by Jeff Clark, Senior Precious Metals Analyst, GoldSilver Mike Maloney mentioned an economist he was studying as part of his research for a new book, so I ordered one of his books. The core message in this economist’s book pulls no punches: There is no escaping another debt-related crisis. And while he doesn’t specifically state the … Read more

Mattress Firm Considers Bankruptcy to Get Out of its Real Estate Scams

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Wolf Richter wolfstreet.com, http://www.amazon.com/author/wolfrichter This is so thick it’s hard to believe. It’s far beyond just a Brick & Mortar Meltdown. “I recently sold a small strip center with my last Mattress Firm,” a relieved real estate developer told me earlier this year. “It traded at a 7.1% cap rate, which is just astonishing to … Read more

It pays to be a civil servant: Hundreds of San Francisco officials make more than the governor of California

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by DCG Well-paid SF mayor, London Breed. Get elected as a local mayor of a city with high crime and a homeless crisis and suddenly you are the highest paid mayor in the state? Nice gig if you can get it. From SF Chronicle: When newly elected Mayor London Breed signed San Francisco’s record $11 billion budget … Read more

Will we always be second fiddle to the banks?

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by Shaun Richards The situation regarding the banks is one that has dominated the credit crunch era as we started with some spectacular failures combined with spectacular bailouts. Yet even a decade or so later we are still in a spider’s web that if we look at say Deutsche Bank or many of the Italian … Read more

Tommy Robinson Reveals Cruel and Torturous Prison Conditions – Placed In Cell Opposite Of Prison Mosque

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by Jon Hall, Free Market Shooter On an interview with Tucker Carlson last week, activist Tommy Robinson exposed the sordid details of his imprisonment to British authorities. In May, Robinson reported outside of a court room where men of migrant-backgrounds were on trial for sexual grooming related offenses. Robinson read out information about their identities and the charges the men faced whilst livestreaming. Notably, Robinson … Read more

Erased history: how Rockefeller bankrolled Soviet Russia

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by Jon Rappoport In 1971, Gary Allen published his book, None Dare Call it Conspiracy. It quickly became an unofficial best seller. Over the years, several million copies have been sold. Allen’s thesis was stark: super-rich American capitalists were financing socialism. This bizarre paradox was resolved when socialism was properly understood—not as “power to the people”—but … Read more