by Robert Carbery We are closer to nuclear war than we have ever been since the Cuban Missile Crisis in 1962. Yes, President Trump has the nuclear codes, but we are not going to war with the rogue regime in North Korea. At least, not yet. The unpredictability! On Tuesday, President Trump said North … Read more
by Robert Carbery The 2016 presidential election seems to have rocked the two party system. This corrupt way we run our country will inevitably collapse as it is unsustainable. The people are waking up and more Americans are becoming Independents on a daily basis, disgusted by the hypocrisy inherent in both major political parties. … Read more
by Ruby Henley The American Center for Law and Justice founded by President Trump’s new lawyer Jay Sekulow has uncovered collusion beyond anything ever documented in the history of government. I have heard so many times “a cover-up could not occur, because too many people would have to be involved.” That is the excuse given … Read more
News Media always create Wars to generate Revenues. It’s the William Randolph Hearst School of Yellow Journalism in action. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T3F6tKzjLs0 https://www.mediaite.com/tv/brian-williams-says-that-its-our-job-to-scare-people-to-death-over-north-korea/ http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2017-08-09/nbcs-brian-williams-our-job-scare-people-death-over-north-korea Published on Aug 8, 2017 On Tuesday night, MSNBC’s Brian Williams made a rather stunning admission while discussing the latest tensions with North Korea with his panel. After Andrea Mitchell explained the high … Read more
By Michael Snyder We are about to witness an extremely unusual convergence of events that many believe could represent a major turning point for our nation. By now you have probably heard that on August 21st a total solar eclipse will move across the entire continental United States for the first time in decades. In fact, we … Read more
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fk84rmCSQPY Credit-card debt in the US rose in June, surpassing the peak set just before the 2008 financial crisis. Outstanding revolving credit, which includes credit-card debt, rose to $1.02 trillion in June, according to a monthly report from the Federal Reserve released Monday. Missed debt payments have declined from the recession era, when several homes … Read more
Mike “Mish” Shedlock says the trigger for the next collapse can come from a wide variety of places. Shedlock says, “Germany is owed something like 800 billion euros from peripheral Europe. How are these countries ever going to pay that back to Germany? It’s not going to happen. We are guessing where this thing is … Read more
by Mark Angelides In a recent interview on “The Breakfast Club” California Rep. Maxine Waters was asked if “black people should form their own party.” Her reply was not exactly one that would be classed as a call for unity. She replied: “No, not at this point. You have to show that you’re willing and … Read more
by Mark Angelides The argument made by anti-Second Amendment groups that more legally carried guns on the streets will lead to a less safe environment took a hit on Monday when a responsible citizen stepped into a mass stabbing incident. After three people were stabbed by an assailant, the situation was ended when a man … Read more
By Michael Snyder Are we on the verge of a nuclear war with North Korea? It has now been confirmed that North Korea has successfully created a miniaturized nuclear warhead, and last month they tested a missile that can reach at least half of the continental United States. Since 1994 the U.S. has been trying … Read more
by Michael Snyder How would you feel if you went to church next Sunday and “Pastor Hillary Clinton” got up to deliver the message? According to Clinton’s longtime pastor, Hillary says that she wants wants to start preaching. Considering the fact that she stands in direct opposition to just about everything that the Bible says, … Read more
From Justin Spittler, Editor, Casey Daily Dispatch: Toronto’s housing market is unraveling… Last month, home sales in Canada’s biggest city fell 40%. That was the largest annual decline since 2009. But that wasn’t the only bad news to come out this past month. The price of the average home in Toronto also fell 4.6% in July. … Read more
by Mark Angelides There are already so many layers of truth involved in government interactions, that adding to them does nothing for either transparency or trust in the people who ostensibly keep us safe. In a 413 page document handed over to Judicial Watch via a Freedom of Information request, there are included emails from … Read more
by Mark Angelides When news erupted that the President had sheared a Tweet that told of Satellite imagery showing that North Korea was moving missiles onto a patrol boat, the MSM were quick to check the details. What they found, according to The US Ambassador to the UN, Nikki Haley, was that the information was … Read more
by Thinker Major tectonic shifts have occurred around the historically secretive multinational corporate structure of Monsanto, forcing transparency, furthering the public debate, and assisting lawsuits that expose the true nature of Monsanto’s toxic product and its multi-level collusion to hide the fact of its carcinogenicity. The public and regulatory pushback against Monsanto’s flagship herbicide Roundup® … Read more
Sources: https://goo.gl/UpprQe In This Episode: Rents are rising. And that goes for most major cities. These are unstoppable and it’s all because of unnatural events. Government intervention at its finest. A recipe for disaster and its true consequences. US canada central bank interest rates home housing real estate house rent rental
by David Haggith The 1929 stock market crash became the benchmark to which all other market crashes have been compared. The following graphs of the crash of 1929 and the Great Depression that followed, the dot-com crash, and the stock market crash during the Great Recession show several interesting similarities in the anatomy of the world’s … Read more
by Robert Carbery I used to think current National Security Advisor General H.R. McMaster was possibly worth having around. His book decrying the Vietnam War seemed credible and pointed to him having some sense about his philosophy regarding the exertion of American force abroad. He dug into the lies that led to the runup of the … Read more
by Martin Armstrong The retail sector has been stagnant and most people are blaming AMAZON. A closer look is really required rather than the typical superficial analysis. Today, online sales represent only 8.5% of total retail sales. Amazon comes in at $80 billion in sales, but this merely amounts to just 1.5% of total U.S. retail sales, … Read more
By Michael Snyder The bigger they come, the harder they fall. On Monday, the Dow Jones Industrial Average closed at a record high for the ninth straight session. It has been a remarkable run, but many experts are pointing out that big trouble is brewing under the surface. As you will see below, 79 components … Read more