Trudeau LOSES Female Support As Approval Rating TANKS!

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Josh Sigurdson reports on the hilarious downfall of the self proclaimed “feminist” Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau who is now facing his lowest approval rating yet with polls showing that if the election were today, the Conservatives would win. Who are the main demographics leaving the Liberal Party? Women, the middle class and millennials which … Read more

Wikileaks just tweeted and deleted this

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This was the url, now gone https://mobile.twitter.com/wikileaks/status/979708116957843456 Archive of tweet I was just on twitter and happened to catch this, no idea the significance but I have heard that Peterson name before Another image of the tweet in my time line before deletion, people saw it at least http://imgur.com/7lLBeVp seems to be gathering attention on … Read more

Spin (1995) is a surreal exposé of media-constructed reality. Spin is composed of 100% unauthorized satellite footage of the behind-the-scenes maneuverings of politicians and newscasters in the early 1990s; all presuming they’re off camera.

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  It’s been probably viewed before but this 1995 documentary, based around the 1992 Presidential election and other events, from Brian Springer, succinctly shows how much manipulation, deception and careful choreographing, aka SPIN, takes place. Also reminds me of the movie The Network (1976). This speech in it is so well done; “The World is … Read more

The Dark Side of Social Networks Could Destroy FAANGs

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BY JOHN MAULDIN This year at SIC 2018, Niall Ferguson gave us some insights into the economy from his latest book, The Square and the Tower. Niall’s book is about hierarchy and networks. Squares are where people meet and mingle. They are the source of creativity, invention, and innovation. Towers, on the other hand, are where power resides—“hierarchical structured power,” as … Read more

All The Talk Of A Stock Market Crash Is Exactly Why It’s Going To New All-Time Highs One More Time

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by Graham Summers of Gains Pains & Capital Sentiment is a strange thing. Investors are human beings. And human beings are irrational, particularly when it comes to money related issues. The notion that the market, as a collection of irrational people, is somehow rational is ludicrous. With that in mind, sentiment can be a powerful tool for timing … Read more

Americans Strongly Support Citizenship Status on Census (89%!)

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The U.S. Census Bureau released their 2020 census questions, including one that asks whether respondents are legal U.S. citizens. Americans recognize the importance of the census and are on board with including the question moving forward. A new Rasmussen Reports national telephone and online survey finds that 89% of American Adults agree it’s at least … Read more

“NOBODY WANTS TO TAKE YOUR GUNS AWAY”

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Louisiana Democratic Party Chair Suggests Repealing the Second Amendment. The chairwoman’s comments put Louisiana’s incumbent Democratic Gov. John Bel Edwards in a precarious situation. Edwards, one of the deep South’s lone Democrats in statewide office, was elected in 2015 in part because he emphasized his pro-Second Amendment views. Since taking office, Edwards has walked a … Read more

Harsh Truths About Wealth And Income Inequality

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by Daniel Carter Ever since the Great Recession of 08-09, we have been inundated with news about the growing gap between the rich and the poor. These narratives have been amplified in recent years by the growing influence of socialism in the Western world. Bernie Sanders – the most popular socialist in the US – has … Read more

Why We Should Treat Google Like A Public Entity

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by Daniel Carter Anyone who dares to publicly challenge the mainstream/leftist narrative is at risk of having their speech silenced by large and powerful private institutions. This silencing can take the form of demonetization, shadow bans or actual bans on the various social media platforms like YouTube, Twitter and Facebook. Public figures like Jordan Peterson, Steven … Read more