Facebook scandal widens: Obama campaign’s Carol Davidsen admits Democrats sucked out “the entire social network of the US”, kept the data and still have it.

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WHOA! Obama Campaign Manager Admits Facebook Sided with Obama in 2012 and Allowed MASSIVE Data Mining If you still felt sketchy about social media companies leaning left so hard they fall into activist territory, then buckle up. This bombshell should blow apart any doubt. According to a recent discovery first reported on by IJR, Carol Davidson, … Read more

The 19 hijackers of 9/11 got their visas stamped in the CIA post in Jeda, Saudi Arabia, and this is the man that ignored all terror concerns and stamped their passports

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They received visas in Saudi Arabia sometime before 2000 (ABC News and Wikipedia). http://abcnews.go.com/WNT/story?id=130051&page=1 A new report accuses the State Department of staggering lapses in its visa program that gave Sept. 11 hijackers entry into the United States. The political journal National Review obtained the visa applications for 15 of the 19 hijackers — and … Read more

New Jersey’s Desperate (And Disturbing) Plan to Save Its Public Pension

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inShare From Birch Gold Group Pension plans across the U.S. have been doomed to fail since 2008. But surprisingly, that’s not the most alarming news regarding pensions… New Jersey (NJ) has the 2nd worst credit rating and the most underfunded public pension fund in the U.S. In a move that resembles “robbing Peter to pay Paul,” NJ is … Read more

Michigan U.S. Senate candidate has plan to arm the homeless with shotguns

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QGmV_ArcGcg A Michigan candidate for US Senate has proposed arming homeless people with pump-action shotguns to reduce crime. Brian Ellison, who is running against Democratic incumbent Debbie Stabenow, says homeless people are “constantly victims of violent crime” and providing them with firearms would provide a deterrent. http://marygreeley.com/?p=67050  

Danielle DiMartino Booth: It Won’t Take Much More for the Fed to Break the Markets

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by FS The following is a summary of our recent FS Insider podcast, “Danielle DiMartino Booth: Problems at the Fed, More Volatility for the Markets,” which can be accessed on our site here or on iTunes here. Danielle DiMartino Booth, founder of Money Strong and author of Fed Up: An Insider’s Take on Why the Federal Reserve Is Bad for America, … Read more

FISA Court BOMBSHELL! What The DOJ Was CAUGHT Hiding Could Send Them ALL to Jail!

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=idmW8VOCSLc Jim Hoft for the Gateway Pundit reports, Rep. Bob Goodlatte (R-VA) the House Judiciary Committee Chairman went on with Maria Bartiromo on Sunday Morning Futures this morning.’ Goodlatte told Maria Bartiromo that the FBI and DOJ redacted the text messages from Peter Strzok to his lover Lisa Page about how they were colluding with … Read more

Crypto-Trading and ICOs Now Allowed in South Korea

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South Korea, one of the biggest crypto-markets, is preparing a new policy plan that would allow initial coin offerings (ICOs) and crypto-trading after initially issuing a ban on both trading activities last year over fears of money laundering and tax evasion. In September 2017, the Korean government dealt a blow to the crypto-market when its … Read more

The Fastest Growing Cities in the World (2000-2016)

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by visualcapitalist Thanks to drastic increases in crop yields and the falling need for manual farm labor, a mass migration towards cities started in the years following the Industrial Revolution. This phenomenon first originated in developed economies as people moved to work in factories that produced consumer goods at a scale never before seen. Then in … Read more

The Iceberg That Sinks Organizational Culture Change

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by visualcapitalist Most people are aware of the incredible power that company culture has in making or breaking a company. While the concept of culture seems qualitative and fuzzy to many entrepreneurs or managers, the research on the impact of culture on organizations is very clear and data-driven. Companies with highly-engaged employees have low turnover, high … Read more

The Bull Market Is OVER | John Rubino

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https://sdbullion.com http://www.silverdoctors.com/precious… The stock market has been in a bull market for nine years, the greatest bull run post-World War II. Rubino says the bull run may have ended. Rubino shares many indicators that show the nine year economic recovery ended in 2017. He sees the stock market falling, along with the junk bond market. … Read more

What Are We Going to Do with these Plunging Mall REITs?

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Wolf Richter wolfstreet.com, http://www.amazon.com/author/wolfrichter Note the bifurcation: weakest plunged 80% from peak, strongest “only” 30%. This is my now classic twice-a-year progress report on the decline of mall REITs. The series began in May 2016, shortly before the peak of mall REITs in July 2016. Their shares started getting hit in August that year, and the pain hasn’t abated … Read more

Dropbox Goes Public With Launch of IPO

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Dropbox has been helping people around the world store and sync files for about a decade. It was pretty much an immediate hit in the tech industry after it launched in 2007. This is because it solved the very important problem of how to store files efficiently, securely, and in a way that enables trusted … Read more