by Robert Wheeler via The Organic Prepper In an effort to raise awareness of the U.S.’s looming famine, I recently wrote, “Are You Ready For The EVERYTHING Shortage?” As hyperbolic as it might seem, that title is not an exaggeration. It’s the future we …
The world faces a looming water crisis, and it’s getting worse every year. With a number of large cities facing Day Zero, and just a handful of heavily contested water sources providing freshwater for millions of people, the possibility of …
by: David Morgan The currency crisis is now coming to fruition. The currency du jour, the U.S. dollar, which has held on to its title as the reserve currency of the world for decades, is losing its throne. Loss of trust …
By Tsvetana Paraskova Russia’s biggest oil producer Rosneft doesn’t expect the end of the U.S. sanction waivers for all Iranian oil buyers to lead to a global supply deficit this quarter and next, Rosneft’s chief executive Igor Sechin told Reuters on Friday. …
By Irina Slav Earlier this month when pipeline operator Enbridge said its Line 3 pipeline will only return to operation in the second half of 2020, it was very bad news for Alberta. Producers in Alberta will have been hoping …
Jim Hoft for the Gateway Pundit reports, President Trump promised to build a border wall with Mexico at nearly EVERY campaign stop he held in 2015-2016. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T4fUPAbDYG4 Read More/Source/Credit/FairUse: https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2018…
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RTNeZJEaFFQ Neetu Chandak for the Western Journal reports, U.S. Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos warned of the rising student debt as a “looming crisis” in remarks given at the annual Federal Student Aid Training Conference in Atlanta Tuesday. Read More/Source/Credit/FairUse: …
by GoldCore In today’s update we look at yet another ‘Punch and Judy’ American election farce which once again ignored the ‘Elephant in the room’ – the inevitable U.S. $121.7 trillion debt crisis and the coming global $250 trillion debt …
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by Raúl Ilargi Meijer Salvador Dali Galatea of the Spheres 1952 Axios reporter Jonathan Swan “broke” the story yesterday morning that Rod Rosenstein was going to resign before he would be fired, and he was on his way to the White House …
via mindingthecampus: Federal efforts to alleviate the high and rising cost of attending college through student loans have morphed from a policy challenge to a fiscal time bomb threatening to blow up the financial future of tens of millions of Americans …
The whole internet should be up in arms about this conspiracy to defang the very nature of the Internet platform as we know it. The two proposed legislative changes will make reddit completely unusable as a platform yet reddit and …
by GuacMember4 Canada will face many headwinds over the coming years. Debt, immigration, pension funding, and deficits are all areas that economists can see the cracks. Here we will investigate the Debt issue more closely. Debt: Economists say that ‘Canada …
by Jim Rickards via Daily Reckoning All the talk about Russian tampering with the 2016 presidential election, which is vastly overstated by the way, diverts attention from the more fundamental problem: The vulnerability of America’s critical infrastructure to cyberattack by hostile actors. When …
Mac Slavo August 15th, 2018 SHTFplan.com As governments raise taxes to cope with their unending spending habits, people are increasingly being forced to supplement their own income with loans. And according to most financial experts, this debt problem is so …
via George Magnus A Sino-American trade war could trigger a currency shock in Asian markets When the Asian financial crisis occurred 20 years ago, many nations in East and Southeast Asia succumbed because they were following inconsistent domestic and international economic …
via Palisade One of the most important macro-situations that’s developing right now is the looming U.S. dollar shortage. I don’t mean in the sense that banks don’t have enough dollars to lend out – I’m talking about the foreign sovereign …
From Kitco: Equity markets are overvalued and overleveraged, and a crash on the scale of the last recession could be on the horizon, said Gerald Celente, publisher of the Trends Journal. Celente told Kitco News that one possible trigger for such …
via williamengdahl: Well this may will help you understand why so many global central banks have recently been stocking up on gold in a hastily fashion. The world is awash in debt and at some point, and at some time …
Watch the latest video at foxnews.com President Trump issued a thiny veiled warning to James Comey on Wednesday as he suggested a forthcoming inspector general report will cause new problems for the fired FBI director. The president blasted Comey as …
by Simon Black We just finished a really -sensational- conference here in San Juan over the weekend showcasing Puerto Rico… with all of its challenges and opportunities. We’ve talked about this before– Puerto Rico is an attractive place to live and …
by Simon Black Last week, the financial services giant Northwestern Mutual released new data showing that 1 in 3 Americans has less than $5,000 in retirement savings. It’s an unfortunately familiar story. And Northwestern Mutual’s data is entirely aligned with other …
via Intelligent Investing Mirror, mirror, on the wall: The markets look so beautiful, is there anything to worry about at all? Everything is great! Just look at how none of your earnings per share fall! This week I’ve been trying to …
How Looming Privacy Regulations May Strengthen Facebook and Google SAN FRANCISCO — In Europe and the United States, the conventional wisdom is that regulation is needed to force Silicon Valley’s digital giants to respect people’s online privacy. But new rules …
Image by Flickr/ILRI From CNBC: The 2008 financial crisis led to the Great Recession and millions of jobs lost. It took years for America to recover and many citizens still feel the ripple effects. According to Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates, though, we should …
Currently, the publicly held U.S. national debt is 75 percent of GDP. That number may be shocking, but many economists would agree that a 75 percent debt-to-GDP ratio is not as bad as it looks. But that ratio could double …
by FS Listen to this podcast on our site by clicking here or subscribe on iTunes here. It’s no secret that the United States faces massive fiscal troubles in the form of unfunded liabilities, but we don’t seem to have the political will …
Authored by Simon Black via SovereignMan.com, On April 15, 1185, over eight centuries ago, a powerful earthquake struck the East Midlands region of England near the town of Lincoln. Modern scientists estimate the magnitude of the earthquake at 5.0 on …
by Daisy Luther, The Organic Prepper Recently, a lot of signs have been pointing to a financial crisis the likes of the Great Depression hurtling toward us, but no one wants to heed these warnings. This weekend, I wrote about the …
via Stephanie Landsman A Wall Street veteran is going against the market consensus by sharpening his economic slowdown call. The Economic Cycle Research Institute’s Lakshman Achuthan is citing troublesome activity brewing in the quality spread between junk bonds and corporate debt. It’s suggesting …