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by Martin Armstrong QUESTION: With the private vs public debt and interest rate discussion, nobody is mentioning things like government legislation to forcing people to buy government debt. For example 401’s, … Read more
Tonight, we got US CPI & expectations are of a bit of more of the same for core CPI & marginal slowdown to 1.9% YoY. Fed meets 20 June but … Read more
by Natura Naturans This poll demonstrates how unpopular abortion is to Americans. Although Religion is blamed by abortionists as the reason, Religion could not have produced the widespread opposition to abortion … Read more
Greg Hunter gives The Weekly News Wrap-Up for Friday, May 31st, 2019 Like a supernova flaming out, Special Prosecutor Robert Mueller announced he’s closing his office and stepping down. Before he did, … Read more
via Zerohedge: As the trade war with China rages with no end in sight, President Trump has continued to spout optimistic rhetoric, even if it doesn’t have quite the same … Read more
The CDU’s abysmal showing in last week’s EU Parliamentary election marked the party’s worst result ever in a national election. And apparently, the the loss of the CDU/CSU’s position as … Read more
by ron paul Last week the New York Times published some of President Trump’s 1980s and 1990s tax returns information. The information detailed President Trump’s financial difficulties during that time. While … Read more
by Michael Snyder Unless someone backs down in a major way, this trade war is going to last for a very long time, and the Chinese have made it exceedingly … Read more
via @OccupyWisdom : 1/ MONEY THREAD At any given time from the onset of the civil war until today, the US had as many as six different currencies circulating at the same … Read more
House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jerrold Nadler (D-N.Y.) earlier this month reportedly suggested fining Trump officials who do not honor congressional subpoenas. Nadler joined WCBS on Monday to discuss the Democrat strategy to … Read more
ANN ALTHOUSE IS not impressed with Joe Biden’s candidacy. He was very weak debating Paul Ryan in the VP debate in 2012. Here’s my live-blog of that debate, preserving my perception … Read more
We are in the new Roaring Twenties. It’s happening all over again. Complacency is always met with a swift smack in the face. Ouch. The global economy is still suffering. … Read more
By Robert Ross Something unusual happened in the stock market recently. A few weeks ago, a closely watched indicator, called the “yield curve,” inverted for the first time since the … Read more
European Union leaders agreed Wednesday to delay Brexit until October 31, 2019, so that the UK could “find the best possible solution.” A review of the matter is to take … Read more
via Zerohedge: Ahead of a fifth day of talks between No. 10 and the opposition on Tuesday, the Daily Telegraph reports that Prime Minister Theresa May is considering amending her withdrawal agreement … Read more
