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by Mark Angelides The leaders of France, Germany and Italy have banded together to tell Donald Trump that there will be zero negotiation on the Paris Climate Accord as a show of unity and “strength”. But the sad fact is, that even if they agreed to negotiate, the Accord has no substance and therefore it … Read more

Need proof? Here are some of the hilarious, spectacularly wrong predictions made on the occasion of Earth Day 1970. “We have about five more years at the outside to do something.”  • Kenneth Watt, ecologist “Civilization will end within 15 or 30 years unless immediate action is taken against problems facing mankind.”  • George Wald, … Read more

By Michael Snyder Since the election there has been this perception among the American public that the economy is improving, but that has not been the case at all.  U.S. GDP growth for the first quarter was just revised up to 1.2 percent, but that is even lower than the average growth of just 1.33 … Read more

Josh Sigurdson sits down with author and economic analyst John Sneisen to talk about the massive bubble burst creeping closer and closer in the auto industry following the biggest subprime auto lender Santander (being dubbed the New Century of auto finance) skipping income verification on 92% of auto loans. We are watching the type of … Read more

by Tesseract Two weeks ago, Fox 5 DC did a report that raised more questions on the suspicious death of DNC data analyst, Seth Rich. Last July, Seth Rich was shot in the back twice and died shortly after in a DC hospital. Even though none of his personal belongings were stolen, DC police labeled the … Read more

by Tesseract Last year Philippine president, Rodrigo Duterte, ordered US troops to leave his country, cutting 65 years of military ties. This dispute has been bubbling up for awhile, and Duterte has finally had enough of US Imperialists treating him like a “doormat”. His decision was a major blow to the US Military Industrial Complex as … Read more

by Robert Carbery A conflict in North Korea, according to U.S. Secretary of Defense James Mattis, “would be probably the worst kind of fighting in most people’s lifetimes,” he told John Dickerson in a Sunday interview on CBS’s “Face the Nation.”   The United States has had thousands and thousands of troops in South Korea … Read more

by Tesseract If you are paying attention to college campus culture these days, you have probably noticed the heightened level of absurdity pushed by Social Justice Warriors. This week, the SJWs took it to a new level of idiocy by going after Bret Weinstein, a lifelong champion of progressive values. The borderline violent mob of immature … Read more

by Pamela Williams There have more questions surfacing in the Seth Rich murder investigation which need to be investigated.  First of all, Is the DNC paying spokesman for the Rich family? The spokesman for the family of murdered Democratic National Committee staffer Seth Rich emphatically  denies that the DNC is funding his salary.  Does anyone really … Read more

By Michael Snyder Why do liberals seem to hate just about everything that is good and true and right about this country?  Earlier today I was writing an article about Kathy Griffin and the hate-filled ideology that she represents, and it got me thinking about a lot of things.  I truly believe that her now … Read more

by Michael Snyder The image of Kathy Griffin holding up a bloody mock ‘decapitated’ head of Donald Trump will be burned into our memories forever, and she may have just produced the single most destructive moment for the radical left that this country has seen in decades. It is perfectly fine to disagree with President … Read more

Everyone should have a shot at paid family leave Trump’s budget to include paid family leave, but may face trouble in Congress How paid family leave hurts women It’s really funny, this is one of the things Bernie Sanders was pushing. They should be thrilled. Opinion piece by leftist designed to oppose what they thought … Read more

via John Mauldin  Summary Sometime this year, world public and private plus unfunded pensions will surpass $300 trillion. Will voters decide to tax “the rich” more? Hard choices will bring political turmoil. Sometime this year, world public and private plus unfunded pensions will surpass $300 trillion. That is not even counting the $100 trillion in US … Read more

Josh Sigurdson talks with author and economic analyst John Sneisen about the recent lawsuit that saw Deutsche Bank in court for being an “international criminal organization.” In 2016, Deutsche Bank was found guilty in court for rigging/manipulating both the silver and gold markets. This led to other banks including Bank of America, Scotia Bank, HSBC, … Read more

by Mark Angelides If we look back at the last 30 years of politics, the sad reality is that very little has changed. Every few years we get crazy about which politician or party we should be voting for and feel that the world is likely to end if our chosen “savior” fails to win. … Read more

by Mark Angelides The act of leaving a religion, Apostasy, is one that is ignored almost entirely by our governments. Not only are apostates from Islam abused and murdered by other followers, but our leaders seem to be blocking out their voices when it comes to talking about the much needed reformation of the Islamic … Read more

by Michael Snyder Is there any way to unite our country once again? We live at a time when our nation is deeply polarized and many people have chosen to completely give in to hate. There are a lot of Democrats that deeply hate Donald Trump with everything that they have inside of them, even … Read more

By Michael Snyder How can a company that is going to generate $2,000,000,000 in negative free cash flow in 2017 be worth 70 billion dollars?  Netflix has soared in popularity in recent years, but so have their financial losses.  Just like during the original tech bubble, investors are ignoring basic fundamentals and are greatly rewarding … Read more