by Charles Hugh Smith Revolutions have a funny characteristic: they’re unpredictable. The general assumption is that revolutions are political. The revolution some foresee in the U.S. is the classic armed insurrection, or a coup or the fragmentation of the nation as states or …
by Dave Kranzler of Investment Research Dynamics A portion of the commentary below is from the latest issue of the Mining Stock Journal. Recent trading action in gold, silver and the mining stocks lead me to believe that a major move in the …
Not North Korea. Not China. Not Australia. This is Canada. It's like something out of a movie. https://t.co/PjHuK2qlTH — Keean Bexte (@TheRealKeean) January 2, 2022
I was crying so hard in the dressing area that I had a panic attack, and it’s an experience that fat people are often used to feel shame about. People wonder why fat folks wait to/don’t seek medical treatment for …
The price of natural gas in Europe is now just five times what the US is paying pic.twitter.com/qCBlYvEKfS — Doomberg (@DoombergT) January 12, 2022
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by jessefelder “To achieve superior investment results, you have to hold nonconsensus views regarding value, and they have to be accurate.” -Howard Marks, The Most Important Thing A question investors should be in the habit of asking is, ‘What does the …
It started in Chicago, where an incredible 91% of union teachers voted to go on strike and refused to do what they get paid to do, which is teach. Then the union walkouts spread to Maryland, New Jersey and California. …
Kazakhs woke on January 8 to find themselves, for the fourth straight day, cut off from the world. Without an internet connection – essential there, too, for modern services, including paying for goods – many were also beginning to run …
Empty Shelves Disprove Biden’s Supply-Chain Boasts. “I guarantee you that when this newsletter is shared on Twitter, some ninny will respond that he just went to Safeway or Trader Joe’s or Whole Foods and didn’t see any shortages — as if …
I could also query the exact location, see if a driver is present and so on. The list is pretty long. And yes, I also could remotely rick roll the affected owners by playing Rick Astley on Youtube in their …
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WTF Have I just watched. This is a wind up surely pic.twitter.com/zan3bhl2XG — Paul James O'Brien (@PaulJamesOBrie1) January 11, 2022
Nato chief warns of ‘real risk of conflict’ as talks with Russia over Ukraine end https://t.co/Pk27NSd6Zh — EndGameWW3 🇺🇸 (@EndGameWW3) January 12, 2022 #UPDATE NATO allies rejected Russia's demand for a new security settlement in Europe on Wednesday, challenging President …
biggest energy inflows since the lehman crash pic.twitter.com/bkdkBoN9yj — zerohedge (@zerohedge) January 12, 2022 For those who love low prices, you're going to LOVE this. Chinese Tech stocks were first to give back their pandemic gains. Biotechs (below) are next. …
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kQkJB8DO5tY Johnny Salvatore from Trending Politics reports, Due to their blatant anti-worker policies, Democrats are very, very bad at creating jobs. After all, the party’s entire modus operandi is to make people dependent on the government. Read More/Source/Credit/FairUse: https://trendingpolitics.com/spin-city-white-house-says-joe-biden-is-the-best-job-creator-ever/
#BREAKING US inflation "too high," lowering it a priority, says Federal Reserve's Brainard pic.twitter.com/vYx3tBQifR — AFP News Agency (@AFP) January 12, 2022 The last time inflation was 7%, the fed funds rate was 11.50%. pic.twitter.com/Vgn33mmDcW — zerohedge (@zerohedge) January 12, …
Governments spent astronomical sums in the past 2 years, all with the ultimate goal of “flattening the curve.” But none of it went to increasing hospital capacity, and they’re still trying to flatten the curve with destructive and ineffective measures. …
damn Santa didn't take the transitory inflation away https://t.co/P1CFEIQyNV — jack (@jack) January 12, 2022 Rent and owner's equivalent rent continue to be key drivers of headline and core CPI, and they're operating with a lag vs actual rent and …
James O’Keefe about to meet with various senators in DC after the Fauci hearing this morning. “Let me just say, I’m not suicidal, I love my life.” pic.twitter.com/Dn5dhtXtPB — Stacy Rae 🇺🇸 (@stacyhrae) January 12, 2022
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#BREAKING – The U.S. Army, for the first time, is offering a maximum enlistment bonus of $50,000 to highly skilled recruits who join for six years. https://t.co/KUYGkKcZg7 — KWTX News 10 (@kwtx) January 12, 2022
One mystery of the labor shortage is the missing paycheck: How long can people choosing not to work last without an income? Nobody’s sure, but clues are emerging. The economy continues to recover from the COVID wipeout, and hiring remains …
It just doesn’t stop…. As an alternative, she said, tenants are piling on layers of clothing and using hot showers so steam fills their apartments, or they do “the old-school thing and open the oven.” Portable electric heaters are also …
by David Haggith Anyone see a bubble anywhere? This is short and sweet because the picture says it all: We’ve just seen the fastest, highest rocket ride in stocks in the history of the world! Because that makes sense during a …
by David Haggith With CPI hitting a 40-year high today, as economists anticipated it would, inflation has shown us it is going to keep getting worse. People in some areas of the nation are already alarmed about food shortages. Prices are …
