2021: Americans get arrested for not wearing a maskIllegals get free hotel rooms 🤔 — Reminiscences of an American Capitalist (@4Awesometweet) March 21, 2021 “JUST two weeks of lockdown” “Just until we flatten the curve” “…until testing capacity ramps up” …
if you haven’t seen this https://twitter.com/alexsalvinews/status/1371320763815321600 h/t OCCAM’S RAZOR
U.S. new weekly jobless claims unexpectedly rose to 770,000 last week even amid a wave of abating social distancing restrictions and improving weather. The Department of Labor released its weekly report on new jobless claims on Thursday at 8:30 a.m. …
At least 17 states and more than 100 million Americans at risk across the United States this week. Severe thunderstorms will erupt each day through Thursday across parts of the southern U.S., with the greatest threat and potential for tornadoes …
AccuWeather forecasters warn that a dangerous severe weather outbreak could put at least 17 states and more than 100 million Americans at risk across the United States this week. Severe thunderstorms will erupt each day through Thursday across parts of …
by Amy S. The US government has already run past the critical mass point of where interest payments on debt are greater than the amount of money it takes in via taxes, fines, etc… By about a couple of billion …
President Joe Biden just signed the $1,9 trillion spending bill after different versions passed both houses of CONgress.
Via ZeroHedge The ‘patient’ Fed has been lamenting the “lack of inflation” for far too long. It is about to get its wish. American food merchants are struggling to import fruits and vegetables from Mexico as wait times at port of entries along the …
via silverdoctors: Hmmm. Financialization. That’s what it is at its core. And it is destroying our nation. But what exactly is financialization? Let’s find out by playing a game of “what if”. Ready? Let’s begin – I need some money – …
by Michael Snyder Wouldn’t it be horrible if the number of Americans without a job was higher today than it was during the Great Recession of 2008 and 2009? Well, that is actually true. As you will see below, nearly …
via Zerohedge: Since the beginning of the post-crisis recovery, stagnant wage growth has been one of the most frustrating labor-market mysteries bedeviling the policy makers at the Fed. With the unemployment rate at 3.8%, the Phillips Curve dictates that wage growth should …
STORY HIGHLIGHTS Americans among the most stressed in the world Nearly half (45%) felt worried a lot More than one in five (22%) felt angry a lot WASHINGTON, D.C. — Even as their economy roared, more Americans were stressed, angry …
Authored by Mac Slavo via SHTFplan.com, President Donald Trump is already taking flack for rolling back regulations designed to keep Americans from overextending themselves when it comes to the use of credit. But this is not actually Trump’s fault; as Americans should …
by howmuch In April 2019, the Bureau of Labor Statistics released the latest Consumer Expenditure Survey (CE) report to analyze broader economic trends related to consumer spending. Our new visualization uses the BLS data from this report to paint a picture of …
Debt is a way of life in America. In 2018, the average U.S. household carried $8,284 in credit card debt alone—an amount that’s on the rise year over year. Then there are other types of debts to consider: mortgages, auto …
Americans getting more inactive, computers partly to blame Americans are becoming increasingly sedentary, spending almost a third of their waking hours sitting down, and computer use is partly to blame, a new study found. Over almost a decade, average daily …
by Michael Snyder The U.S. Census Bureau has just released their annual report on how the U.S. population is shifting, and there are some very clear patterns in the data. If you look at this Census Bureau map, you will see …
Mac Slavo April 18th, 2019 SHTFplan.com Americans have become increasingly dependent on debt while at the same time suffering from record high rates of chronic depression. But they probably have a lot to do with each other – perhaps more …
Naomi Jagoda from The Hill reports, The Treasury Department on Wednesday released a second set of guidance on the “opportunity zone” program created by President Trump’s tax law, the same day the White House held an event to tout the …
First five minutes . h/t Pinkorchid
I Love My Freedom reports, President Donald Trump is planning to send a $23.6 billion message to Mexico, and illegal aliens will be effected the most by the move. The White House is preparing to target remittance payments made by …
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vvbsWQZVCDk In the 1950s & 60s anxiety was emblematic, and depression was rare.,ask the older generation and we can tell you what changed, God, family values,morals,self respect.the majority has disappeared. I seen it start to change when psychologist started dictating …
Panic sets in when delinquencies rise too high. Just like in 2007 with subprime, it doesn’t take an extremely high percentage either. Just enough to break the derivatives. Look at how many people simply look at the percentage (which is …
• 74% of Americans say Hillary Clinton’s use of a personal email to conduct government business while secretary of state is a “serious” problem; 81% of Republicans, 70% of independents and 73% of Democrats agree. • 59% say the practice was …
by Thinker For every politician and negative voice calling the crisis on the border a hoax, you are a liar, who only seeks to divide and keep hate alive. When was the last time Americans saw and heard from the …
by Michael Snyder Over the last 30 years, there has been a mass exodus out of organized religion in the United States. Each year the needle has only moved a little bit, but over the long-term what we have witnessed …
by TFittonJW We want equal justice system under the law no matter who you are! Thanks for fighting for real justice Tom! MAGA
Let the REALITY set in. The real economy is suffering and I’m not going to back down. I hear from people every single day that tell me what’s going on around them. I hear it first hand. Now does that …
by Michael Snyder I know that the headline sounds outrageous, but it is actually true. According to a brand new report that was just released, Americans had to borrow 88 billion dollars to cover their medical bills last year. That …
