from Julian Assange:
Julian Paul Assange is an Australian computer programmer, publisher and journalist. He is editor-in-chief of the organisation WikiLeaks, which he founded in 2006.
Julian Paul Assange is an Australian computer programmer, publisher and journalist. He is editor-in-chief of the organisation WikiLeaks, which he founded in 2006.
This Is What Trump Should Do In The Second Debate
from The Next News Network:
by Eric Dubin, The News Doctors:
Global hedge fund tycoon and political provocateur George Soros is
leading a war of symbols, namely flags and banners either resurrected or
conjured up by his myriad non-profit groups, to stir religious, racial,
and ethnic tensions the world over. From the Serbian OTPOR! movement
and its clenched-fist symbol adopted by protests groups around the world
to the menacing black and white flag of the Islamic State, which first
appeared during the Soros-backed «Arab Spring» rebellions, Soros’s
«false flag» factories have been running at break-neck production
speeds.
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Global hedge fund tycoon and political provocateur George Soros is
leading a war of symbols, namely flags and banners either resurrected or
conjured up by his myriad non-profit groups, to stir religious, racial,
and ethnic tensions the world over. From the Serbian OTPOR! movement
and its clenched-fist symbol adopted by protests groups around the world
to the menacing black and white flag of the Islamic State, which first
appeared during the Soros-backed «Arab Spring» rebellions, Soros’s
«false flag» factories have been running at break-neck production
speeds.Read More
from The Money GPS:
Elon Musk Reveals The Spaceship For Colonizing Mars
Deutsche Bank Fears Spark Buying Panic In Bunds (Despite Rising Germany Sovereign Risk)
$356 Billion Fund Manager: "Now Is The Most Treacherous Time Ever. I've Never Seen This In My Career"
Crude Chaos Strikes: Saudis Admit "No Deal" But "Hopeful" For November
It's Not Really About Deutsche Bank
Trump vs Clinton Head-To-Head Was The Most Watched Presidential Debate In History
Curve Flattens After Treasury Sells $34 Billion In Uneventful, Tailing 5Y Auction
Deutsche Curve Inverts As Bundesbank Dismisses State Support Of "Zombie" Banks
Is Charlotte Our Future?
The Global Housing Bubble Is Biggest In These Six Cities
Silver Is Getting Slammed But Bonds Best Post-Fed
Is This Sleeping Dragon Ready To Awaken?
'Mastermind' Of Bridge-Gate Testifies Chris Christie Knew Of Plot In "Real-Time"
Wells Fargo May Claw Back Millions From Carrie Toldstedt, John Stumpf As Soon As Today
With the media having a field day covering Donald Trump and Hillary
Clinton ’round the clock, the American people have had little time
seeing what their current President has been doing in his final months
in office. And when Barack Obama went ‘downtown’ to the United Nations
to give his last speech to the ‘world’, perhaps the mainstream realized
that they better keep it under wraps because the President issued his
last and most enduring call to bring about a one world government.Read More
by John Rubino, Dollar Collapse:
Calling Wall Street’s banks stupid and dangerous is like calling the
sun “big and warm.” It’s a clear understatement of an obvious fact. The
same goes for calling Japan and China economically clueless. Their
actions pretty much guarantee that they’ll ultimately enter some sort of
death spiral.
Germany, meanwhile, is many things, but clueless and stupid aren’t normally on the list. So why is that country’s biggest bank causing nightmares for global policy makers and investors? Because – in a sign of just how close we are to the end of the fiat currency/fractional reserve banking era – Deutsche Bank is behaving in ways that would make executives at Lehman Brothers and Bear Stearns step back in alarm. It seems, for example, to have become a derivatives junkie. Like a Vegas high-roller who can’t stop raising his bets, DB’s exposure to this unregulated, largely off-balance-sheet market now exceeds not just its host country’s GDP, but that of its entire continent:
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Calling Wall Street’s banks stupid and dangerous is like calling the
sun “big and warm.” It’s a clear understatement of an obvious fact. The
same goes for calling Japan and China economically clueless. Their
actions pretty much guarantee that they’ll ultimately enter some sort of
death spiral.Germany, meanwhile, is many things, but clueless and stupid aren’t normally on the list. So why is that country’s biggest bank causing nightmares for global policy makers and investors? Because – in a sign of just how close we are to the end of the fiat currency/fractional reserve banking era – Deutsche Bank is behaving in ways that would make executives at Lehman Brothers and Bear Stearns step back in alarm. It seems, for example, to have become a derivatives junkie. Like a Vegas high-roller who can’t stop raising his bets, DB’s exposure to this unregulated, largely off-balance-sheet market now exceeds not just its host country’s GDP, but that of its entire continent:
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by Piper McGowin, The Daily Sheeple:
Europa, a Jovian moon the Hubble Space Telescope has keeping an eye on
since 2012, may have a subsurface ocean on it scientists now believe.
For the past four years, they have been observing geysers erupting out
of Europa’s south pole sometimes up to 120 miles into space.
Now NASA is holding a special conference in light of “surprising evidence of activity” in regards to a potential subsurface ocean on the moon which scientists determined earlier this year has a similar chemical composition to the oceans on Earth. Now that the geysers are consistently happening, NASA plans to spend $100 million to launch a probe past Europa sometime in the 2020s to ascertain whether or not vapor samples can be obtained through a flyby (rather than the exhaustive drilling process they once believed would be necessary to penetrate Europa’s frozen surface.
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Europa, a Jovian moon the Hubble Space Telescope has keeping an eye on
since 2012, may have a subsurface ocean on it scientists now believe.
For the past four years, they have been observing geysers erupting out
of Europa’s south pole sometimes up to 120 miles into space.Now NASA is holding a special conference in light of “surprising evidence of activity” in regards to a potential subsurface ocean on the moon which scientists determined earlier this year has a similar chemical composition to the oceans on Earth. Now that the geysers are consistently happening, NASA plans to spend $100 million to launch a probe past Europa sometime in the 2020s to ascertain whether or not vapor samples can be obtained through a flyby (rather than the exhaustive drilling process they once believed would be necessary to penetrate Europa’s frozen surface.
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by Jeff Thomas, International Man:
History repeats. (Or it rhymes, depending on your choice of words.)
Throughout history, there has been an extraordinary tendency for governments (and cultures) to follow similar paths. Even regarding eras thousands of years apart, we see people behaving in much the same way, over and over. This is particularly true in the case of “wrong moves.” Over and over, people and their governments make the same mistakes, seemingly never learning from past errors.
Why should this be? In fact, how is this even possible? Surely, if a government in the 21st century were to make egregiously bad decisions, they are unlikely to be the same bad decisions that were made in, say, Rome, in the 4th century.
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History repeats. (Or it rhymes, depending on your choice of words.)Throughout history, there has been an extraordinary tendency for governments (and cultures) to follow similar paths. Even regarding eras thousands of years apart, we see people behaving in much the same way, over and over. This is particularly true in the case of “wrong moves.” Over and over, people and their governments make the same mistakes, seemingly never learning from past errors.
Why should this be? In fact, how is this even possible? Surely, if a government in the 21st century were to make egregiously bad decisions, they are unlikely to be the same bad decisions that were made in, say, Rome, in the 4th century.
Read More
from TRU News:
Two icons in print media show to only emphasize police officer race when officer is White, Random sampling review.
63 percent of articles mentioned Shelby’s white race and Crutcher’s black race in the same sentence.
Only 40 percent of the articles mentioned that the officer involved was black.
The other 86 percent of articles ignored the officer’s race, but mentioned that the victim was black.
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Two icons in print media show to only emphasize police officer race when officer is White, Random sampling review.63 percent of articles mentioned Shelby’s white race and Crutcher’s black race in the same sentence.
Only 40 percent of the articles mentioned that the officer involved was black.
The other 86 percent of articles ignored the officer’s race, but mentioned that the victim was black.
Read More
by Jean Perier, New Eastern Outlook:
Allegations regarding the “peace-loving nature of Saudi Arabia and its
aspirations amid the so-called fight against terrorism have been
recently discussed by political circles across Western countries.
Western officials have unleashed particularly harsh criticism toward Riyadh in connection with its ongoing military operations in Yemen that have claimed civilian lives by the hundreds. For instance, the UN coordinator for the delivery of humanitarian aid to Yemen, Jamie McGoldrick, announced on August 30 that the Saudi armed intervention resulted in a civilian death toll of 10,000 people in just 18 months of fighting.
British political and business circles are now questioning the approval of the sale of 3 billion pounds worth of weapons to Saudi Arabia that London approved, similarly such concerns are being voiced in France, with Paris having sold up to 13 billion euros worth of weapons to Riyadh.
Read More
Allegations regarding the “peace-loving nature of Saudi Arabia and its
aspirations amid the so-called fight against terrorism have been
recently discussed by political circles across Western countries.Western officials have unleashed particularly harsh criticism toward Riyadh in connection with its ongoing military operations in Yemen that have claimed civilian lives by the hundreds. For instance, the UN coordinator for the delivery of humanitarian aid to Yemen, Jamie McGoldrick, announced on August 30 that the Saudi armed intervention resulted in a civilian death toll of 10,000 people in just 18 months of fighting.
British political and business circles are now questioning the approval of the sale of 3 billion pounds worth of weapons to Saudi Arabia that London approved, similarly such concerns are being voiced in France, with Paris having sold up to 13 billion euros worth of weapons to Riyadh.
Read More
from Zero Hedge:
he question everyone is asking this morning is who won the debate. The answer is: it depends who you ask.
To be sure, conservative website Drudge Report had Trump a blow out winner with over 82% of the nearly 500,000 votes cast, which however can probably be explained by the self-fulfilling ideology of most of the site’s visitors.
Alternatively, the left-leaning CNN, conducted a snap poll, which gave Clinton the win with 62% to Trump’s 27%. It was the biggest, and fastest, exercise conducted by an opinion polling firm. The poll of 521 registered voters who watched the debate was a sample which the network warned leaned more Democratic than the average – starting the night with Clinton ahead 26 per cent among the sample. While CNN handed the victory overwhelmingly to Clinton, it was more mixed on whether the debate will make a difference, with 47 per cent saying it would not affect their vote, 34 per cent saying it moved them towards Clinton, and 18% towards Trump.
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he question everyone is asking this morning is who won the debate. The answer is: it depends who you ask.
To be sure, conservative website Drudge Report had Trump a blow out winner with over 82% of the nearly 500,000 votes cast, which however can probably be explained by the self-fulfilling ideology of most of the site’s visitors.
Alternatively, the left-leaning CNN, conducted a snap poll, which gave Clinton the win with 62% to Trump’s 27%. It was the biggest, and fastest, exercise conducted by an opinion polling firm. The poll of 521 registered voters who watched the debate was a sample which the network warned leaned more Democratic than the average – starting the night with Clinton ahead 26 per cent among the sample. While CNN handed the victory overwhelmingly to Clinton, it was more mixed on whether the debate will make a difference, with 47 per cent saying it would not affect their vote, 34 per cent saying it moved them towards Clinton, and 18% towards Trump.
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by Chris Hedges, Washington’s Blog:
The corporate state, no matter how many protests take place in American cities over the murder of unarmed citizens,
will put no restraints on the police or the organs of security and
surveillance. It will not protect the victims of state violence. It will
continue to grant broader powers and greater resources to militarized
police departments and internal security forces such as Homeland
Security. Force, along with the systems of indoctrination and
propaganda, is the last prop that keeps the corporate elites in power.
These elites will do nothing to diminish the mechanisms necessary for
their control.
The corporate state, by pillaging the nation, has destroyed capitalism’s traditional forms of social control. The population is integrated into a capitalist democracy by decent wages and employment opportunities, labor unions, mass-produced consumer products, a modest say in governance, mechanisms for marginal reform, pensions, affordable health care, a judiciary that is not utterly subservient to the elites and corporate power, the possibility for social, political and economic advancement, good public education, arts funding and a public broadcasting system that gives a platform to those who are not in service to the elites. These elements make possible the common good, or at least the perception of the common good.
Read More
The corporate state, no matter how many protests take place in American cities over the murder of unarmed citizens,
will put no restraints on the police or the organs of security and
surveillance. It will not protect the victims of state violence. It will
continue to grant broader powers and greater resources to militarized
police departments and internal security forces such as Homeland
Security. Force, along with the systems of indoctrination and
propaganda, is the last prop that keeps the corporate elites in power.
These elites will do nothing to diminish the mechanisms necessary for
their control. The corporate state, by pillaging the nation, has destroyed capitalism’s traditional forms of social control. The population is integrated into a capitalist democracy by decent wages and employment opportunities, labor unions, mass-produced consumer products, a modest say in governance, mechanisms for marginal reform, pensions, affordable health care, a judiciary that is not utterly subservient to the elites and corporate power, the possibility for social, political and economic advancement, good public education, arts funding and a public broadcasting system that gives a platform to those who are not in service to the elites. These elements make possible the common good, or at least the perception of the common good.
Read More
by Jim Hoft, The Gateway Pundit:
In March 2015 an unnamed Platte River Networks technician deleted
Clinton emails after a congressional committee had ordered them
preserved.
Clinton, her aides, and Platte River Networks, the company Clinton hired to handle her email system, violated a subpoena by deleting her emails.
On Friday afternoon the FBI dumped 189 pages of heavily redacted Clinton witness interviews before the first presidential debate.
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In March 2015 an unnamed Platte River Networks technician deleted
Clinton emails after a congressional committee had ordered them
preserved.Clinton, her aides, and Platte River Networks, the company Clinton hired to handle her email system, violated a subpoena by deleting her emails.
On Friday afternoon the FBI dumped 189 pages of heavily redacted Clinton witness interviews before the first presidential debate.
Read More
Russian Hackers Breached Democrats' Cell Phones: FBI
The Onion Fact-Checks Last Night's Debate
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