Departmental Cowardice – Stunning Police Reports Highlight Broward County Sheriff Officers Hiding Behind Cars, Trees During Parkland School Shooting…

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by sundance Despite multiple court maneuvers by officials within Broward County Florida, details of the severity of Broward County Sheriff’s Office cowardice are beginning to surface. There were ‘several’ Broward County sheriff officers immediately on the scene during the Parkland school shooting, and none of them attempted to enter the school and engage the shooter. Reports written … Read more

CDC Study: Guns Used in Self Defense Almost 4 Times More Often Than Used by Criminals

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by Chris Black Motto:  An armed man is a Citizen. An unarmed man is a subject. Considering Canada’s latest  (and worst in thirty years) mass killing from yesterday (10 people dead and others injured), it’s pretty obvious that when a lunatic/fanatic really wants to kill people, guns are not a requirement. Another “almost mass-shooting” took … Read more

(US) How much does a baby cost per month?

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by NHarvey3DK We’ve been on an amazing budgeting bandwagon lately, so we wanted to run some numbers. But we don’t know what “other” costs could be associated that we aren’t aware of. Excluding: The delivery Wife staying home (zero income from her) What other monthly costs are there besides: Diapers ($??) Food ($??) “stuff” (cribs, … Read more

IMF Warns: Global Financial System at Risk – Too Much Debt, Credit and Leverage. Sound Like Planet Ponzi!

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#IMF Warns: Global Financial System at Risk – Too Much Debt, Credit and Leverage. Sound Like #PlanetPonzi! https://t.co/yoDiLkZS26 pic.twitter.com/qCUeSHA6l0 — Planet Ponzi (@PlanetPonzi) April 18, 2018 The current economic environment remains favorable, but short-term risks to global financial stability have increased in the past six months, as a result of a spike in stock-market volatility … Read more

Global economy peaked?

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Global economy peaked? | Michael Roberts Blog Optimism for global economic growth remains.  But the acceleration in 2017 from the low growth rates experienced in 2015-6 now seems to have paused in the first quarter of 2018. To greet the semi-annual meeting of the IMF and the World Bank in Washington to discuss latest economic … Read more

Teachers carrying guns in school?

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Teachers carrying guns in school? @RealDonaldTrump says that’s a good idea. His critics say it’s a terrible idea. Here are the facts: Teachers carrying guns in school? @RealDonaldTrump says that’s a good idea. His critics say it's a terrible idea. Here are the facts: pic.twitter.com/1tVYc0HuMH — John Stossel (@JohnStossel) April 24, 2018 Armed Teachers President … Read more

Is the U.S. Government Evil? You Tell Me

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by John W. Whitehead Is the U.S. government evil? You tell me. This is a government that treats its citizens like faceless statistics and economic units to be bought, sold, bartered, traded, tracked, tortured, and eventually eliminated once they’ve outgrown their usefulness. This is a government that treats human beings like lab rats to be caged, … Read more

How Broke Is Your Town?

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By Rodney Johnson I never understood that old saw, “What you don’t know can’t hurt you.” Of course it can. If I don’t know someone is about to clobber me with a baseball bat, it’s still going to hurt when I get smacked. Even if I’m not aware that someone is spreading disparaging information about … Read more

Protesters greet Bezos in Berlin… Inside tech giant’s DC mansion

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Bezos Faces Berlin Protest on Tax Policy, Worker Treatment SPD leader Nahles among demonstrators against Bezos award German labor union has pushed for years for better wages Amazon.com Inc. Chief Executive Officer Jeff Bezos faced protests against the company’s tax policy and its treatment of workers when he arrived in Berlin to collect an award Tuesday. Andrea Nahles, … Read more

YouTube removes 8.3 million videos in 3 months.

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Machines Helping to Address Violative Content Machines are allowing us to flag content for review at scale, helping us remove millions of violative videos before they are ever viewed. And our investment in machine learning to help speed up removals is paying off across high-risk, low-volume areas (like violent extremism) and in high-volume areas (like … Read more

The Big Importance of Small Decisions

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by Daisy Luther, The Organic Prepper Every day, we make a million small decisions. What we’ll eat for lunch, who to ask a question at the office, which route to take home, whether we should pick up takeout or cook dinner, if we want to take a walk, who will drive the kids to practice, … Read more

Update on the Most Splendid Housing Bubbles in the US – Everything Spikes

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Wolf Richter wolfstreet.com, http://www.amazon.com/author/wolfrichter Prices of houses and condos across the US surged 6.3% from a year earlier (not seasonally-adjusted), according to the S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller National Home Price Index for February, released this morning. The index is now 6.7% above the crazy peak of “Housing Bubble 1” in July 2006 just before the hot … Read more

Why Big Tech is Plotting an Invasion of the Healthcare Market

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by visualcapitalist The idea of using modern tech to transform the multi-trillion dollar healthcare industry has been around for a long time. In 1996, legendary Silicon Valley entrepreneur Jim Clark launched his third startup, Healtheon, which was focused on what he called the “Magic Diamond”. The diamond represented the $1.5 healthcare market in the U.S. and … Read more

Financial Planning for Graduate Degree

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by trivialremote Intro After obtaining an undergraduate degree and spending a few years in my industry, I will be pursuing a graduate degree starting Fall 2018. I am laying out my finances, and need to accept/reject loan offers imminently. I am in my mid-20s. Expected Finances in September 2018: Account Amount Savings $14,500 Vanguard Brokerage … Read more

Dems DREAM Candidate Makes Announcement That Just BROKE Liberal HEARTS Across Americans

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jiCaHxZ5Scw Christian Datoc for the Daily Caller reports, Sen. Kamala Harris said during a Monday interview on “The Breakfast Club” that she isn’t yet thinking about the 2020 presidential election, but she left the door open to running by soliciting donations via her website. Read More/Source/Credit/FairUse: http://dailycaller.com/2018/04/23/kam…