House Committee Demands Interview With "Oh Shit" Guy By Friday At Noon Over Reddit Thread
Everybody knows that both Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump are
inveterate liars; but, do Americans really care? The vast majority of us
care only as partisans in politics, not as partisans for truth and
against lies. And that’s why democracy has died in America. (Please
click on the link here, wherever you question this, or any other given
assertion’s veracity: questioning the factuality, the veracity, of any
assertion is good, not bad — such as people of faith are systematically
misled to believe, to view doubt as being a weakness, or even a sin.)
Janet Yellen's "Footnote 8" - The Negative Rate 'Smoking Gun' That Everyone Missed
Elizabeth Warren Slams Wells' CEO Stumpf: "You Should Resign, You Should Be Criminally Investigated"
"Gold Versus ...." - Pre-Fed Positioning
FBI Lies Again: NYC Bomber Was On FBI "Radar" After All
Oil Slide Extends As OPEC SecGen Sees No Production Freeze This Month
Is This Why Deutsche Bank Is Crashing (Again)?
George H.W. Bush Said To Vote For Hillary
Atlanta Fed's Exuberant Q3 GDP Estimate Tumbles Back To Reality
The Fed’s core policies of 2% inflation and 0% interest rates are kicking the economic stuffings out of Flyover America.
They are based on the specious academic theory that financial gambling
fuels economic growth and that all economic classes prosper from
inflation and march in lockstep together as prices and wages ascend on
the Fed’s appointed path.Au contraire! Those propositions are the most economically destructive and wantonly unjust notions ever embraced by an agency of the state. They clobber the middle- and lower-end of the income ladder while showering the top tier of financial asset owners with stupendous windfalls of unearned gain.
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by Wolf Richter, Wolf Street:
If the broader ramifications weren’t so serious!
This just happened to me this morning. It would be purely and immensely hilarious, if its broader ramifications that impact our lives every day weren’t so serious.
It has to do with algorithms – software programs designed to replace human brains everywhere human brains used to make decisions. It has to do with how they can go haywire, how they don’t see the obvious, don’t even look at the obvious, and make totally stupid decisions.
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If the broader ramifications weren’t so serious!This just happened to me this morning. It would be purely and immensely hilarious, if its broader ramifications that impact our lives every day weren’t so serious.
It has to do with algorithms – software programs designed to replace human brains everywhere human brains used to make decisions. It has to do with how they can go haywire, how they don’t see the obvious, don’t even look at the obvious, and make totally stupid decisions.
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by Samantha Debbie, Natural News:
A
wave of mysterious deaths continues to plague practitioners in the
field of holistic medicine, including chiropractors, herbalists and
other alternative healers. Some of the deaths have been tied to research
involving nagalase, an enzyme/protein made by cancer cells and viruses
that cause immunodeficiency syndromes and autism.
Renowned autism specialist, Dr. James Jeffrey Bradstreet, was researching the enzyme prior to his death in July 2015. His body was discovered floating in a North Carolina river with a single gunshot wound to the chest.
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A
wave of mysterious deaths continues to plague practitioners in the
field of holistic medicine, including chiropractors, herbalists and
other alternative healers. Some of the deaths have been tied to research
involving nagalase, an enzyme/protein made by cancer cells and viruses
that cause immunodeficiency syndromes and autism.Renowned autism specialist, Dr. James Jeffrey Bradstreet, was researching the enzyme prior to his death in July 2015. His body was discovered floating in a North Carolina river with a single gunshot wound to the chest.
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by Martin Berger, New Eastern Outlook:
The previously sealed Wisconsin court documents that The Guardian
managed to get its hands on, exposed the unprecedented extent of
corporate influence on the so-called Western democratic process, and all
of this due to the Scott Walker investigation.
Now the staggering amount of influence that Western corporate circles have in the so-called US Presidential elections and the extraordinary lengths to which politicians, lobbyists and even judges go to solicit money, are laid bare in the court documents, now available for anyone who would care enough to investigate them.
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The previously sealed Wisconsin court documents that The Guardian
managed to get its hands on, exposed the unprecedented extent of
corporate influence on the so-called Western democratic process, and all
of this due to the Scott Walker investigation.Now the staggering amount of influence that Western corporate circles have in the so-called US Presidential elections and the extraordinary lengths to which politicians, lobbyists and even judges go to solicit money, are laid bare in the court documents, now available for anyone who would care enough to investigate them.
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by Anna Hunt, Activist Post:
Most people living in the United States and many other industrialized
countries consider bartering as an antiquated method for exchanging
goods and services. We have all become very accustomed to fiat currency,
credits cards and digital transactions, so bartering just seems
strange. But it wasn’t so long ago that bartering was commonly used and
worked very effectively.
If a major disaster or economic collapse immobilizes the existing banking system, ATMs will run out of cash very quickly, and your credit cards may stop working. Communities will definitely go on, but the way society functions may be quite different. People who have useful skills and items with which they can barter or trade are likely to benefit, perhaps even thrive.
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Most people living in the United States and many other industrialized
countries consider bartering as an antiquated method for exchanging
goods and services. We have all become very accustomed to fiat currency,
credits cards and digital transactions, so bartering just seems
strange. But it wasn’t so long ago that bartering was commonly used and
worked very effectively.If a major disaster or economic collapse immobilizes the existing banking system, ATMs will run out of cash very quickly, and your credit cards may stop working. Communities will definitely go on, but the way society functions may be quite different. People who have useful skills and items with which they can barter or trade are likely to benefit, perhaps even thrive.
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