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Every single one of you who is trying to lecture me about how those are retaining walls is making my point. We spend billions annually building walls all over the … Read more
from Zero Hedge More US troops will be deployed to the Southern border to “construct or upgrade” 160 miles of fending, as well as provide medical care to thousands of migrants … Read more
Start to plan on what position geographically you want to take for this event. We will likely see it before 2026 at present speed. Be aware that it could speed … Read more
A £2.3million experiment partly-funded by Bill Gates hopes to block sun rays Harvard University scientists will spray tiny chalk particles into the atmosphere This could have similar effect to an … Read more
Duke Energy’s Brunswick nuclear plant, 30 miles south of #Wilmington, has declared state of emergency. Complex remains cut off by flood waters, is inaccessible to personnel. The plant has declared … Read more
by WARREN MOSLER More Q2 weakness: Highlights Consumers credit came in below expectations, up $10.2 B in June as consumers held back from adding to their credit-card debt and even … Read more
by WARREN MOSLER A weaker than expected print due to auto sales which have been volatile, but charts show it’s still chugging along at a modest pace: Highlights A big … Read more
When buying a used car with over 100,000 miles, here are a few things you very specifically want to pay attention to. Number 1. When was the timing belt changed … Read more
IWB wishes to recognize family member, Miles A. Caughey Jr., who is running for 1st District, US Representative, of the State of Kentucky – 2020. In 2016, five of the … Read more
Since 2013 China has been creating 55 billion tons of artificial rain a year. The country is now embarking on its biggest rainmaking project ever. In terms of the plan, … Read more
A Tale of Two Cities tells the story of two very different Michigan communities—picturesque, small town Evart and gritty, industrial Flint— who have found their futures inextricably linked by a … Read more
By Michael Snyder Throughout American history, most ex-presidents have chosen to move away from Washington D.C. once their terms have ended, and the vast majority of them have tried very … Read more