by Amna El Tawil According to the latest reports for November, China’s holdings of the US Treasuries decreased for the sixth month in a row. More precisely, China’s holdings declined to $1.049 trillion, a drop of about $66 billion, data from the U.S. Treasury Department showed on Wednesday. November’s drop in China’s holdings was the … Read more
by Amna El Tawil It is a well-known fact that Hillary Clinton is widely popular in California. In fact, her popular vote came from this state and as soon as Donald Trump became the 45th president of the United States, Californians started talking their state should leave the country. According to a Reuters/Ipsos … Read more
by Chris Hamilton via Econimica blog, No difficult economic terms, no tough charts, just simple math. 1 – The worlds population of under 40 year olds (excluding Africa) has essentially peaked (chart below…bars represent 0-40yr/old population, dashed lines UN future estimates). What is interesting about the under 40 year old population is that they are … Read more
by Umar Farooq A $90 billion wave of maturing commercial mortgages, leftover debt from the 2007 lending boom, is revealing the weaker links in the U.S. real estate market. “There are a lot more problem loans out there than people think,” said Ray Potter, founder of R3 Funding, a New York-based firm that arranges … Read more
by Umar Farooq China, which still is the biggest contributor to global growth, has been looking shaky for a couple of years now. Growth is down from insanely fast to moderately fast. The stock market rose and crashed. Liquidity problems have been common in the banking sector, and a lot of money has flowed out of the country. … Read more
by Pamela Williams I think what the American people need to realize right now, President Trump and his Team mean business…to say when they speak they mean it. I think we have become accustomed to lack of action in the Obama Presidency. That is until the end of Obama’s Presidency, and then we saw Obama … Read more
by Amna El Tawil ADHD or attention deficit hyperactivity disorder is quite common in American kids as well as in children in other parts of the world. Although scientists still don’t know the exact cause of this disorder, they have successfully identified some factors that contribute to it. Based on the fact that large … Read more
By Michael Snyder One of the primary things that Trump’s presidency will be judged upon is his ability to encourage the creation of good paying jobs for American workers, and so far the results have been quite promising. Since Trump’s surprise election victory in November, a whole bunch of companies have either promised to bring … Read more
by Pamela Williams It is all starting to unravel for the Clinton Camp. I truly don’t think they are going to get away with breaking all the rules of law during her campaign for the Presidency of 2016. Peter Kadzik was especially appointed by the Department of Justice aka Loretta Lynch to investigate Hillary Clinton’s … Read more
by Pamela Williams I had just reported recently that Obama had admitted to the American Center for Law and Justice that his State Department under Hillary Clinton had colluded with the Clinton Foundation. Cheryl Mill, Clinton’s lawyer, had asked that a “friend” be given a job at Gitmo as a “favor”…Obama complied. The name of … Read more
by Amna El Tawil New White House spokesman, Sean Spicer, held his very first press conference and it didn’t go down too well, at least according to Twitter users. During the press conference, Spicer took to the lectern to blame outdoor floor coverings for giving the appearance of low attendance at Trump’s inauguration ceremony. … Read more
TREASON Whoever, owing allegiance to the United States, levies war against them or adheres to their enemies, giving them aid and comfort within the United States or elsewhere, is guilty of treason and shall suffer death, or shall be imprisoned not less than five years and fined under this title but not less than $10,000; … Read more
by Amna El Tawil Police in Uppsala, Sweden arrested three men on suspicion of gang rape after they have been alerted that perpetrators are live-streaming their horrific act on Facebook. According to media reports, the crime took place on Sunday morning and men decided to share everything with members of a closed group on … Read more
by Amna El Tawil Women gathered for Women’s March in Washington DC as well as many other cities in the United States and all around the world. Their marches were, primarily, inspired by Trump’s statement but they also wanted to fight for women’s rights everywhere. All this sounds inspiring, but when you scratch beneath … Read more
by Viraj Shah Venezuela’s desperate economic times are not ending anytime soon. The nation entered an economic emergency for the 6th consecutive time under Nicolas Maduro’s leadership. The Venezuelans endured massive currency devaluation last year. Food shortage, rising prices and lack of basic amenities is making them flee to neighboring countries, especially Brazil. The opposition’s task … Read more
by Amna El Tawil When it comes to Twitter, we rarely think of it as a website where one can, actually, break the law. It’s primarily a social media platform where you tweet about your day and many other things. For President Donald Trump, Twitter is a way of expressing his thoughts and informing … Read more
by AMY S. Jim Rickards Economic Collapse Is Predicted In 2017 The collapse of the Western financial system will wipe out the standard of living of its population while ending ponzi schemes such as the stock exchange and the pension funds. The population will be hit so badly by a full array of bubbles and … Read more
by Pamela Williams President Trump spent Sunday in deep thought of the executive orders he would make on Monday, as he has declared Monday the true opening day of his Administration. His plans for Monday include the following according to inside sources: 1. Look for a possible hiring freeze at executive branch 2. 5-year lobbying … Read more
By Michael Snyder While most of the country has been focused on the inauguration of Donald Trump, a very real crisis has been brewing behind the scenes. Foreigners are dumping U.S. debt at a faster rate than we have ever seen before, and U.S. Treasury yields have been rising. This is potentially a massive problem, … Read more
by Pamela Williams Obama takes a parting shot at Hillary Clinton during his last night as President. He admits to the American Center of Law and Justice that his State Department worked with the Clinton Foundation to secure a position as a “favor.” I guess Obama truly wanted to do the right thing before he left office. Many … Read more