Chart of the century gives gloomy market outlook

From Rich Miller and Vince Golle at Bloomberg: A multi-colored graphic that’s made the rounds at the Federal Reserve hints at what Chairman Jerome Powell could face if President Donald Trump succeeds in throwing globalization into reverse: Higher prices for many goods and potentially faster inflation. Plugged as possibly the chart of the century by economist … Read more

The Democratic party has become a terrorist organization

New Bill Introduced In The House: “Unmasking Antifa Act of 2018” – “to provide penalty enhancements for committing certain offenses while in disguise, and for other purposes.” [FULL TEXT] A #WalkAway family member is currently dropping red pills Democrats Hate Black People #walkaway Youtube is exploding with #walkaway videos AC

The mother of all credit crises is coming…

From Jim Rickards, Editor, The Daily Reckoning: So many credit crises are brewing, it’s hard to keep track without a scorecard. The mother of all credit crises is coming to China with over a quarter-trillion dollars owed by insolvent banks and state-owned enterprises, not to mention off-the-books liabilities of provincial governments, wealth management products and developers … Read more

SUMANTRA MAITRA: No, Trump Is Not To Blame For NATO’s Chaos, Nor For Breaking Up The Liberal Order.

NATO is a mess — and that’s nothing new: NATO enlargement post-Cold War was essentially a push from the liberal internationalist lobby within the Clinton administration, led by Madeleine Albright and backed by the German leaders like Volker Rühe. Evidence suggests there was significant academic opposition to NATO expansion during that time, including from the … Read more

You Haven’t Earned Your Social Security—It’s Welfare

BY PATRICK WATSON No one wants to be “on” welfare. But in fact, almost all of us are on welfare… or will be eventually. That’s because you will someday reach retirement age and collect Social Security benefits. And Social Security is welfare. Now you might be flipping out right now like, “How dare he say that? That’s my money! I earned every … Read more

Wall of dust, powerful monsoon storms slam Phoenix area

via CBS News: PHOENIX — A wall of dust enveloped the Phoenix metro area, turning daylight into darkness for more than an hour Monday, as a monsoon storm packing thunder and lightning, high winds and sheets of rain grounded flights and damaged property. CBS News affiliate 3TV/CBS 5 (AZFamily.com) said officials at Phoenix Sky Harbor International … Read more

Democrat hero and Smallville Star, Cult Leader Allison Mack Now Accused of Molesting 8yo Girl and Recording It

via thefreethoughtproject: As Allison Mack and Keith Raniere await trial for their part in a twisted celebrity sex trafficking ring, neighbors of the cult’s headquarters in Knox Woods are coming forward with statements about what they saw while the cult was in town. Although the full extent of the accusations against Mack and Raniere were underreported … Read more

Coming ‘labor shortage’ in America is great news for workers… Quitting jobs at fastest rate since ’01

via businessinsider: For now, the coming “labor shortage” is good news for workers. We should root for it to continue. It’s undoubtedly a headache for some owners and managers. But it’s one they should, hopefully, be made to live with for a few years. They say “labor shortage” like it’s a bad thing. “America’s labor shortage … Read more

FACEBOOK patents show tracking users in real world… Testing augmented reality ads

With Regulators Wary, Facebook Is Poring Over Its Prize Asset: Your Face When Facebook rolled out facial recognition tools in the European Union this year, it promoted the technology as a way to help people safeguard their online identities. “Face recognition technology allows us to help protect you from a stranger using your photo to … Read more

Trade Deficit With China Hits New Record… TESLA to Build Auto Factory in Shanghai

$152,237,500,000: Merchandise Trade Deficit With China Hit Record Through May (CNSNews.com) – The U.S. merchandise trade deficit with China set a record through May, hitting $152,237,500,000 for the first five months of 2018, according to data released Friday by the Census Bureau. From January through May, the Census Bureau reports, the United States exported $52,902,300,000 in … Read more

STAY CALM AND TRUMP ON! HEADED TO EU, UK

Trump takes another shot at NATO as he prepares to meet with alliance leaders via chicagotribune: President Donald Trump said Tuesday that an upcoming summit with Russian President Vladimir Putin might be easier than a gathering with NATO allies, as he left the White House for a week of high-profile diplomacy in Europe. In a series … Read more

Here’s Why CBO’s Debt Projections Are Naively Optimistic

BY JOHN MAULDIN This week, the Congressional Budget Office released its 2018 Long-Term Budget Outlook. Like everyone, the CBO makes assumptions, so it’s fair to be skeptical of its estimates. In fact, we had all better hope they are too pessimistic because we’re in deep trouble otherwise. Because the CBO thinks federal spending will grow significantly faster … Read more

The Financial System Is the Titanic Heading For the Iceberg! Financial Crisis Part 2

Do you believe that people have financed their lives with maximal debt? Is this sustainable? The financial system is at risk. The regulatory agencies have once again looked the other way. They have stepped aside while mega corporations have ballooned up, far beyond our imagination. All the while, the middle class has been evaporated, erased … Read more

ADL in cooperation with U.C. Berkeley will use AI machine learning for censorship

https://www.adl.org/news/press-releases/…earning-to Quote:New York/Berkeley, Calif. February 6, 2018… The Anti-Defamation League’s (ADL) Center for Technology and Society today announced preliminary results from an innovative project that uses artificial intelligence, machine learning, and social science to study what is and what isn’t hate speech online. The project’s goal is to help the tech industry better understand the … Read more