A mysterious, previously unknown hacking group say they’ve
breached the Equation Group, a secretive organization widely speculated
to be an offshoot of the National Security Agency. The hackers have
provided some files including what could be parts of the agency’s
surveillance tools, but are demanding millions of dollars in bitcoins
for the rest.
The U.S. government remains the greatest threat to our freedoms... More
than terrorism, more than domestic extremism, more than gun violence
and organized crime, the U.S. government has become a greater menace to
the life, liberty and property of its citizens than any of the
so-called dangers from which the government claims to protect us. This is how tyranny rises and freedom falls.
Despite trustworthiness levels that would make Nixon blush, Hillary Clinton remains ahead in the polls and while we detailed the five potential scenarios that could crimp her lead, there is one word that looms large over her campaign: perjury. Just when you thought the whole lying-under-oath thing was yesterday's news, The Hill reports,
leading House Republicans on Monday laid out detailed instructions for
the Justice Department to file perjury charges against the Democratic
presidential nominee.
A few simple charts help explain why owners of California farmland, many of them New York institutional investors, might be sitting on $70 billion of losses.
Millennials are the product of your parenting. You spoiled your child and now you’re asking why they are demanding everything for doing nothing. See the correlation here?
Get ready for this year's version of Obamacare sticker shock:
the average 2017 insurance rate hike is projected to hit a whopping 24%
this year. For residents of many states it will be far worse.
The next "Clinton Victim"???
Having previously warned that Hillary "is often confused,"
Clinton's top aide, Huma Abedin - previously best known for standing by
her husband Anthony Weiner after his sexting scandal - is now at the
center of the Clinton Foundation - State Department debacle. As Bloomberg reports, for the final eight months of Clinton's reign as Secretary of State, Abedin worked for both The Clinton Foundation and as a "special government employee" at The State Department.
“Take that sh*t to the suburbs. Burn that sh*t down! We need our sh*t! We need our weave!”
by Paul Joseph Watson, Infowars:

Video footage shows the sister of the man shot dead by police in
Milwaukee calling on rioters to burn down white suburbs instead of their
own neighborhoods.
“Burning down sh*t ain’t gonna help nothin’,” yells Sherelle Smith.
“You’re burnin’ down sh*t we need in our community.”
“Take that sh*t to the suburbs. Burn that sh*t down!” she demands.
“We need our sh*t! We need our weave! I don’t wear it, but we need it!”
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...The CIA agents running the Deraa operation from
their office in Jordan had already provided the weapons and cash needed
to fuel the flames of revolution in Syria. With enough money and weapons, you can start a revolution anywhere in the world. In reality,
the uprising in Deraa in March 2011 was not fueled by graffiti written
by teenagers, and there were no disgruntled parents demanding their
children to be freed. This was part of the Hollywood style
script written by skilled CIA agents, who had been given a mission: to
destroy Syria for the purpose of regime change. Deraa was only Act 1: Scene 1.
Soaring auto production in Mexico is creating a bit of a labor
shortage as US production continues to migrate south of the border. Supporters
of minimum wage hikes could learn from the efforts of the United Auto
Workers Union which did a masterful job negotiating off-market wage and
benefits packages which ultimately only served to provide their members with permanent job losses.
by Michael Pento, Market Oracle:

Our Federal Reserve is composed of labor market economists who place
their faith in the theory that inflation is spawned from too many people
working. They believe there is a trade-off between employment and
prices, where price stability and full employment cannot exist
peacefully together the same time.
Given this view, the Fed’s maximum employment and stable inflation
mandates are played as a zero-sum game–the lower the unemployment rate
the higher the rate of inflation. Therefore, they set about to fulfill
this task of low inflation as though it were a sort of Ancient Mayan
sacrificial system: ceremonially counting how many job seekers need to
be sacrificed on the altar of labor slack to placate the inflation gods.
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If the cost of money is high, people think carefully about
where they want to put their money. They select only the best
investments. This helps everyone. When money is cheap, they throw darts against a wall. This is not the best use of societies' scarce resources. Is it any wonder productivity is down?
In the latest move set to infuriate Republicans, moments ago
U.S. officials announced that on Monday, 15 inmates from the Guantanamo
prison were transferred to the United Arab Emirates, the single
largest transfer of Guantanamo detainees during Obama's administration.
Following the transfer of the 12 Yemeni and three Afghan citizens, the
total number of detainees at Guantanamo Bay naval base will drop to
61. Most have been held without charge or trial for more than a decade,
drawing international condemnation.
In the latest move set to infuriate Republicans, moments ago
U.S. officials announced that on Monday, 15 inmates from the Guantanamo
prison were transferred to the United Arab Emirates, the single
largest transfer of Guantanamo detainees during Obama's administration.
Following the transfer of the 12 Yemeni and three Afghan citizens, the
total number of detainees at Guantanamo Bay naval base will drop to
61. Most have been held without charge or trial for more than a decade,
drawing international condemnation.
Shorts have officially thrown in the towel: following the rally
of the past 6 months, the short interest of the S&P has tumbled to
just above 2.0%, back to three years lows, as all weak hands have been
conveniently flushed out.
In light of recent terrorist attacks linked to Syrian refugees we have to ask whether the U.S. decision to continue accepting refugees from the region is honorable or just dumb? According to Nayla Rush of the Center for Immigration Studies the answer might just be the latter (although she's far more polite than we are).
Apparently no amount of pandering to environmentalists or excessive, job-killing regulations is enough for the State of California to get it's pollution problem under control.
If Trump is hoping to distance himself from Putin we might
suggest not posting pictures of Ivanka hanging out with his rumored
girlfriend in Croatia
The murder of a New York City imam and his assistant has added further fuel to the islamaphobic America meme but the arrest of a hispanic individual last night somewhat breaks the narrative that this is Trump's fault, proclaimed by many local muslims in the immediate aftermath. An NYPD spokesman also said they didn’t believe the victims had been targeted for being Muslim, but, as one worshipper exclaimed,"this was a hate crime. One hundred percent, there's no doubt about it."
Today is the deadline for hedge funds to submit their Q2 13-F filings. Among the more notable changes was the previously reported 55% increase in Warren Buffett's Apple shares, offset
by the cut in his Wal-Mart stake; Elliott's addition to stakes in
security firms Qualys, Fortinet, CyberArk; ValueAct's new stakes in
Morgan Stanley, Seagate; Tiger's exit of Netflix; Jana addition of Time
Inc, and Soros' cut of his gold miner positions.
David Tepper is now "on guard", according to CNBC's Kate Kelly,
who reports that the Appalloosa billionaire suggest investors "should
put some money in cash rather than going too short, the source added."
However, his concern is that "central bank stimulus, which has distorted
bond markets around the world already, may be starting to affect stock
markets as well."
from Sputnik News:

The Director for Defense Policy and Arms Control on the White House
National Security Council staff for President Bill Clinton cautions that
the B-61 tactical nuclear weapons stored in Turkey could easily be
seized by jihadists.
“There are no do-overs in history, but there are lessons,”
says the former top White House arms control official Steve Andreasen.
“What if the Turkish base commander at Incirlik had ordered his troops
surrounding the perimeter of the base to turn their guns on the US
soldiers that reportedly guard US nuclear storage bunkers there?”
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from Hang The Bankers:

New One Nation senator-elect Malcolm Roberts has argued the United
Nations is trying to impose global government through climate change
policy.
He has also called for a section of the Racial Discrimination Act to
be repealed so the nation can have a proper discussion about tax, Islam
and the economy.
Mr Roberts is one of three One Nation senators joining party leader
Pauline Hanson in the new-look Upper House, after the final vote count
was finalised today.
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