Image by Ben Shahn, 1935. Copyright CCO 1.0 Dedication via New York Public Library From Peter Reagan at Birch Gold Group By the time you read this, the U.S. economy will likely be officially mired in what could be a long and …
https://twitter.com/ClaudeUlt/status/1541163053848285184 h/t John Dutton
Here is the opinion from Neil Gorsuch in Kennedy v. Bremerton School District: https://t.co/O263t1QPyw. Sonia Sotomayor dissents, joined by Stephen Breyer and Elena Kagan. — SCOTUSblog (@SCOTUSblog) June 27, 2022
“Let me end my talk by abusing slightly my status as an official representative of the Federal Reserve. I would like to say to Milton and Anna: Regarding the Great Depression. You’re right, we did it. We’re very sorry. But …
by Ray Dalio on Linked-in: Markets and economic movements are driven by much simpler and more commonsense linkages than most people articulate. I tried to describe the most important of these in my 30-minute animated video “How the Economic Machine …
Last week, I was invited to testify before a House committee hearing titled: “How the Biden American Rescue Plan Saved the Economy and Lives.” I am not making this up. Can you imagine taking a victory lap, given our current …
This morning, the national average price for a gallon of regular gasoline has dropped a few pennies from the all-time high on June 14; on that date it was $5.01, and this morning it is $4.98, according to the American Automobile …
In another world, she could have been in the White House on Friday 3 June, heading into the final third of a two-term presidency. Instead she was in Colmans, a chippy in South Shields on Ocean’s Road, a weathered North Sea boulevard …
by Xeven They will not help you because doing so goes against their agenda. Electric Cars Solar Windmills Free everything Illegal immigration. Why? They have stock in companies, kids and friends hold extreme paying jobs at those companies. Foreign interests also …
by Boo_Randy Better build a big beautiful wall to keep out all those desperate gringos, Mexico. Especially the CA libtards who will bring their pestilence with them wherever they settle. Mexico isn’t just have a much lower cost of living …
by Chris Black A country does not naturally go from 90% of its native population to 57% in a century, to a complete minority 20 years on, without it being orchestrated. If the insidious Great Replacement policy was perpetrated on …
Sometimes when I am grocery shopping, even if I am there just for broccoli, I’ll swing by the aisle where they stock feminine products. Because, even though most of the things that disappeared during the pandemic like toilet paper, yeast, …
by LeonidasSpartan2 Economic myth: the gold standard caused/contributed to the severity of the Great Depression. Reality: the great depression was largely caused by central banks & govts. They’ve largely succeeded in absolving themselves of responsibility by rewriting history books. Thanks …
by Martin Armstrong Saving money has become impossible for many amid 40-year high inflation. According to data from the US Bureau of Economic Analysis, the personal savings rate reached 4.4% in April after steadily declining from the 6% level seen in …
by StonkBrothers2021 I am from the Balkans and I gotta tell you that I see a lot of signs of labour shortage here. I live in Sofia, a 2 million city where the IT and contact centre industry is very strong. …
Prompted by fears of “overpopulation” problems, one leading expert on AI believes that coming generations will begin raising fake AI “Tamagotchi children” instead of real offspring… These fake children would be the product of artificial intelligence (AI), and would reside …
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by Chris Black Kim Dotcom is a German-Finnish tech entrepreneur best known for repeatedly getting prosecuted for allowing people to upload files, including copyrighted files. He’s always been a very funny guy, but more recently he’s started giving serious political …
by Boo_Randy Ever since 1999 and the tech bubble implosion, Fed-engineered boom/bust cycles have been the most efficacious means for the Wall Street-Federal Reserve Looting Syndicate to transfer the wealth and assets of the increasingly pauperized middle and working classes, i.e. …
by Michael Why have they suddenly decided to reveal so much? For decades, a very thick cloak of secrecy has surrounded what the government really knows about UFOs, but now our politicians are talking openly about such things. In fact, …
by The Phoenix The market is now in very serious trouble. The bond market is NOT calming down. Last week the yield on the all-important 10-Year U.S. Treasury (the most important bond in the world) spiked to new highs for this …
The #recession that we are already in will be much worse than the Great Recession that followed the 2008 Financial Crisis. In addition to double digit #inflation the economy will be hit by mass layoffs as reduced consumer spending forces …
by Chris Black Netflix has always been trash. Even their big budget star studded features have a soulless straight-to-video feel. Add the over the top promotion of pedophilia, transgenderism, miscegenation and really tasteless anti-white propaganda, why would anyone pay for …
https://twitter.com/LordChurdgrieve/status/1520706119525707776 What's killing Biotech, Ark ETFs, and the Nasdaq is the colossal amount of junk that got dumped in the market during 2021 while the Fed was too busy trading stocks to take notice. Not shrinking their balance sheet sooner …
by Chris Black Unlike Google and Netflix, the Zucc seems to know what he’s doing lately. Facebook Soars After Reporting Solid User Growth Despite Revenue Miss And Weak Guidance https://t.co/bLSkfuIaPp — zerohedge (@zerohedge) April 27, 2022 Solid user growth basically …
by Josh Sigurdson with Tim Picciott via World Alternative Media Josh Sigurdson talks with Tim Picciott, The Liberty Advisor about the recent shocking admission by IMF Director Kristalina Georgieva that too much money has been printed and they didn’t “think through the consequences” of printing …
S&P500 trades at PE of 19x… whereas the 10y yield at 3% implies a PE of 14x… and with CPI at 8.5%, rates could still go higher… It's all fun and games until stocks reach absurd valuations at the peak …
