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by Thinker The White House announced that it would end a two-month exemption for the EU, Canada and Mexico from the 25% steel and 10% aluminum import tariffs announced in March, once again pointing to national security concerns as a primary motivating factor. U.S. Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross said during a call with reporters on … Read more
California gubernatorial candidate John Cox (R) is edging closer to frontrunner Lt. Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) after an endorsement from President Trump. Cox is the leading Republican for the June 5th “jungle” primary, in which the top two vote-getters advance to the general election regardless of party. California has a rare opportunity to turn things … Read more
There are some great summer work opportunities for American citizens at the beautiful resorts of Lake Winnipesaukee and Cape Cod. Funny thing, my friend’s daughter is home from college during the summer and she’s applied for jobs at resorts in Cape Cod (another place with allegedly a shortage of summer hiring prospects). She and her … Read more
by Daisy Luther, The Organic Prepper Personal finance is a subject that is fraught with emotion. Some of us are doing well and take pride in that fact. This can put blinders on us when we don’t see how we, too, could one day run into hard times. Some of us are having problems and … Read more
by Daisy Luther, The Organic Prepper In 2018, there have been at least 4 false alarms that have drummed up panic for no reason at all. It makes you wonder, what’s with all these false alarms? And how can we actually trust an alert that comes to our phone from the Emergency Alert System at … Read more
by Martin Armstrong QUESTION: Dear Martin, Re: Non-Farm Payrolls Blowout All Analysts Show USA is Still Holding Up the World I am been following you for a number of years and believe you to be one of the best-informed analysts in the world. However, your latest email concerning the gobbledygook reported by the BLS for … Read more
Their title is “totally journalistic” too: http://archive.is/YCzYP
Money manager Peter Schiff issues a stark warning, “This is not going to end well, and I don’t think the Fed is going to be able to save us again. If you get it wrong this time, you’re done. You are down for the count. You just can’t hold and hope. If the stock market … Read more
by Martin Armstrong I have been warning that we are in a battle to the death against the socialists. The West Coast is becoming the place to leave as fast as you possibly can for any business. There are already companies starting to migrate from Silicon Valley to Texas. The migration has become. More and … Read more
A new report from John Solomon of The Hill ties together several loose threads floating around over the genesis of the FBI/DOJ espionage operation against the Trump campaign, who was involved in the “setup” of campaign aides, and how text messages between FBI employees suggest that the Obama White House was not only aware of … Read more
Josh Sigurdson talks with author and economic analyst John Sneisen about the most recent crisis at Deutsche Bank. The bank just had to lay off 10,000 employees. That’s 1 in 10 employees! Under the current “restructuring plan” at Deutsche Bank, the S&P just downgraded the bank’s credit rating to BBB+ from A-. The Federal Reserve … Read more
by Sabremesh A timely reminder that 1984 didn’t get it quite right. The agencies of state snoop, and can find out everything about those it targets, but the surveillance panopticon is largely corporate, and this is probably what most of us should be most concerned about. Of course, the government closes the loop by accessing … Read more
Do you think the area you live in is a BIG factor for living expenses? The U.S. Empire is on its last strides. With such excessive debt that the average American carries, they have no way to pay it back. Comparing wages to debt is really striking when you consider how long it will … Read more
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lDd4hJVqIvw Terresa Monroe-Hamilton for RWN reports, A Tennessee woman was experiencing major car trouble when a good Samaritan at a gas station stepped in to help her with a jump-start. Read More/Source/Credit/FairUse: https://rwnofficial.com/woman-speechl…
by John Rubino A couple of decades ago, when the post-war baby boom generation was in its prime earning and tax-paying years, governments had a chance to guarantee the survival of their financial systems. But they blew it. Instead of controlling spending, running surpluses and banking the proceeds against the inevitable retirement of millions of … Read more
The entire Russian collusion investigation has cost tax payers 17 millions dollars. Comey is now throwing McCabe under the bus and it looks like criminal charges are headed his way. FBI releases document that Hillary was shopping around the Benghazi story. Google cancels its AI contract with the US government, employees signed a petition against … Read more
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hi0E6m-kuaE Today’s Guest: Bix Weir Websites: Road To Roota http://roadtoroota.com
IMF is now urges central banks to compete with cryptocurrencies, central banks know there system is obsolete and they are worried.Russia released a report where they say crypto market is to small to have any impact on the global economy. It is so bad in the UK the banks want parents to co-sign the housing … Read more
via Max Keiser In the US, some 26 percent of people’s annual income goes to servicing non-mortgage debts. That’s up from 22 percent from 2010 and higher than during the mid-2000s. Max Keiser and Stacy Herbert of RT’s Keiser Report discuss how average Americans, who are not Warren Buffett or Jamie Dimon, are dealing with consumer debt … Read more
by Dr. Eowyn Hank Berrien reports for The Daily Wire, June 1, 2018, that May was a disastrous month for CNN’s primetime schedule, compared to 2017, ranking behind Fox and MSNBC. According to Adweek, compared to the same period last year: CNN’s total primetime viewers plunged 25%. Prime time is the period TV news advertisers traditionally look at … Read more