by Michael Snyder Do you love liberty and freedom? If you ask that question to people randomly on the street, you are going to get the same answer over and over again. Everyone wants liberty and freedom, but what they …
By Michael Snyder After North Korea successfully tested a hydrogen bomb on Sunday, U.S. Secretary of Defense James Mattis warned that the United States is more than capable of “the total annihilation of a country”. Unfortunately, the North Koreans may …
by howmuch The Japanese have their electronics, the Germans their cars and the Americans their technology. Many countries claim to be the best in one field or another. But which country is home to the most overall productive workers? Take …
by Michael Snyder Is it useless to try to save America? Since I announced that I would be running for a seat in Congress, I have had a number of people become extremely upset with me. According to these people, I am …
by Ruby Henley According to Wikipedia, a JTTF is (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joint_Terrorism_Task_Force). It may not be a new concept to some of you, but it is to me. It does make sense at this point. Wikipedia defines it as: Joint Terrorism Task Force …
by David Haggith With 60% of stocks now being traded by bots that fake each other out in order to create buying opportunities, stock exchanges have lost their connection to the reason markets are created in the first place. The exchanges …
by Daniel Carter On the surface, the conflict between the US and North Korea looks simply like the world’s superpower trying to quell the dangerous power of a dictatorial madman. However, after examining the details of this conflict more closely, a …
by Tesseract Since World War II, not many countries have dared to challenge the United States’ military dominance in the world. The US has a far greater military reach than all its closest competitors. In recent years however, other powerful nations …
Nigerian Stock Exchange Activity Rises after Government Weakens Currency Nigerian finance minister urges less external borrowing Published on Jul 12, 2017 Nigeria’s finance minister has said the country must not borrow more to fund its budget and should instead raise …
by Tesseract You don’t have to dig very deep into the American psyche to notice that hostilities are boiling up to a dangerous level. With mainstream media’s almost 24/7 coverage of possible collusion between Trump and Russia, many Americans are beginning …
by Ian Shilling Carroll Quigley wrote up the plans by the Establishment elites to institute anti democratic one world government ruled by a cabal of banking and Corporate elites. His book was called Tragedy and Hope – maybe you should …
By Michael Snyder The borrower is the servant of the lender, and through the mechanism of government debt virtually the entire planet has become the servants of the global money changers. Politicians love to borrow money, but over time government …
by Michael Snyder After a bit of a lull for the past couple of months, the march toward war appears to be accelerating once again. On Monday the U.S. military shot down yet another Syrian aircraft, and it appears that …
By Michael Snyder There comes a time when it becomes necessary to draw a line in the sand. When the early settlers came to America, they were desperate to find a place where they could live in freedom. And our …
by Robert Carbery A conflict in North Korea, according to U.S. Secretary of Defense James Mattis, “would be probably the worst kind of fighting in most people’s lifetimes,” he told John Dickerson in a Sunday interview on CBS’s “Face the …
by Mark Angelides A recent thread on Reddit shows how the covers of Time Magazine vary around the world. The Asian, South Pacific and European versions are all the same; detailing major world events and uprisings, whilst the American edition …
by Robert Carbery While Syria and other far off conflicts in Asia garner most of the world’s attention, there is a war underway at our very doorstep and no one is talking about it. Mexico’s drug war claimed …
Traitor Trudeau avoids ethics questions 18 times in a row in Canadian Parliament (a new world record?)… besides this, I wonder how many times he has met with George Soros? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5ZXimZ8Gpyg That’s parliament’s version of pleading the 5th. Rules of …
by polkadotgirl This post is not going to be necessarily deep or complex. It is just going to be about some thoughts that deeply trouble me as I start the work week. Sometimes I feel like I do not …
by Mark Angelides Trying to track the value of your opinion based on those that seek to deny you that opinion should be made into the national sport; at the very least you should be allowed to place bets on …
by Umar Farooq The world’s biggest beverage maker will cut 1200 jobs as it deepens its cost cutting measures. The cost-cutting comes as the soda giant has found its legacy brands pressuring by a consumer trend toward foods and drinks …
by Pamela Williams The volatile situation in the world is ready to morph into World War III at any moment. My advice to anyone reading this is to examine your life, who is important to you, and make any amends now …
by Pamela Williams I have been on a forum for the last hour. The below are comments that may be leading up to World War III. Some day we may look back and realize that today we looked World War III …
Former hedge fund manager Martin Armstrong, who is an expert on economic and political cycles, says, “You have to understand what makes war even take place? It does not unfold when everybody is fat and happy. Simple as that. You …
By Gabrielle Seunagal Recent studies and projections have proven that the gig economy is rising on an international level. Unlike decades ago, people are now able to earn income on websites, apps, and other online platforms. 33% of the global …
By Michael Snyder Whenever the world starts going crazy, investors instinctively begin flocking to precious metals. So it wasn’t exactly a surprise when gold and silver prices started to move upward aggressively as global leaders continued to talk about the …
by Pamela Williams Unfortunately the people in Dallas, Texas know what the end of the world feels like. They were asleep, or many of them were, when sirens went off alerting everyone to prepare themselves for….well, right now I would think …
by Michael Snyder Did World War III begin on April 6th, 2017? After Donald Trump fired 59 Tomahawk cruise missiles into Syria on Thursday night, millions of Americans were cheering, but the cheering isn’t going to last for long if …
by Michael Snyder We are closer to the start of World War III than we have been in decades. In part 3 of this series of articles, I discussed the fact that President Trump’s team was preparing a “military response” …
by John Rubino “White privilege” is such a commonly accepted pillar of American society that it’s become material for comics. As Chris Rock tells his audience in the following clip, “There ain’t a white man in this room who …