ed note I Just had to add this to headline...
Huma's Weiner...Screws Hillary...
"The bureau told Congress on Friday that it had uncovered new emails related to the Clinton case — one federal official said they numbered in the tens of thousand."
Ed note...Hillary wants Full release from Weiner...
Hillary Clinton is holding an unexpected press conference in
Des Moines, Iowa following news that the FBI is reviewing newly
discovered emails tied to its investigation of her handling of
classified materials.
In the latest stunning revelation in today's saga involving the FBI's second probe, moments ago the NYT reported that the new
emails uncovered in the closed investigation into Hillary Clinton’s
use of a private email server were discovered after the F.B.I. seized
electronic devices belonging to Huma Abedin and her husband, Anthony
Weiner.
Presented without comment.
Conflict of interest is the Clinton business model. And
political influence is the product. That’s how Hillary and Bill
managed to gross more than a Rolling Stones tour by delivering
speeches. Looking at how successful Mrs. Clinton and her husband were
in monetizing her position as secretary of state, why would any voter, of any party, want to see how much revenue she can squeeze from the Oval Office?
"We don't know what this means yet except that it's a real bombshell.
And it is unthinkable that the Director of the FBI would take this
action lightly, that he would put this letter forth to the Congress of
the United States saying there is more information out there about
classified e-mails and call it to the attention of congress unless it
was something requiring serious investigation."
According to the Administration official, Lynch asked Comey to
follow Justice Department policies, but he said that he was obliged to
break with them because he had promised to inform members of Congress if
there were further developments in the case. He also felt that the
impending election created a compelling need to inform the public,
“I do not think we should have pushed for an election in the
Palestinian territories. I think that was a big mistake,” said Sen.
Clinton. “And if we were going to push for an election, then we
should have made sure that we did something to determine who was going
to win.”
"Changes in the poll’s latest four nights compared with the previous four are not mainly about people shifting in their candidate preference, but about changes in who’s intending to vote."
The Republican National Committee revealed Thursday in a 21-page memo that Hillary Clinton’s State Department spent millions of dollars on lavish goods and initiatives on the taxpayers’ dime.
Bitcoin has again broken out sharply to the upside, now over
10% higher in the just the past week. The latest round of buying took
place overnight with major bids emerging from China, which have taken
the price of bitcoin on the most popular US trading platform, Coinbase,
to $725 as of this writing.
"I believe 2017--2021 will represent the end and reversal of that multi-decade trend - as the debt bubble bursts and bond markets begin
to crash... Each phase was a desperate battle between centralized,
governmental control of currency versus universal, hard-asset based
currency. And each phase saw the acceleration and intensification of
that battle take hold in the ‘7’ year."
In the aftermath of one of the most memorable (c)october shocks
in presidential campaign history, Wikileaks continues its ongoing
broadside attack against the Clinton campaign with the relentless
Podesta dump, by unveiling another 596 emails in the latest Part 22 of
its Podesta release, bringing the total emails released so far to
exactly 36,190, leaving less than 30% of the total dump left to go.
A "leaked" memo emerged on Friday evening which explains why
Comey took the unusual step of deciding to inform Congress that the FBI
had reopened its investigation into Clinton’s private email server.
The memo reveals two main reasons: a sense of obligation to lawmakers
and a concern that word of the new email discovery would leak to the
media and raise questions of a coverup.
First order from Saudi Arabia...OFF WITH THEIR HEADS...
Yesterday, for the first time since 2006, Russia failed to be re-elected for a spot on the UN Human Rights Council (UNHRC) - which until July was chaired by none other than Saudi Arabia -
after being narrowly beaten by Croatia in a vote. Meanwhile, Saudi
Arabia was successfully re-elected, despite vocal criticism from human
rights organizations.
"Comey was a good FBI director until Putin got to him..."
Don't forget the Hillary Mask covering your Ass...
Social justice warriors have vowed to call the police on people wearing "offensive" Halloween costumes. So in an effort to ensure the special snowflakes aren't triggered, Paul Joseph Watson explains how to keep Halloween 'safe'... kinda.
These 4 state are voting on new minimum wage hikes of up to 60% in November which could cost their residents up to 300,000 jobs.
It’s not Russian nuclear weapons that people should fear,
as the policy of mutually assured destruction essentially voids any
benefit of a state launching a first-strike nuclear attack. The true threat to America is our economic house of cards...
Presented with no comment...
Just as we warned 5 months ago, the decision to bulldoze the migrant camp in Calais known as "The Jungle" has had consequences for the rest of France. Specifically, the so-called 'scenes from the apocalypse' have got worse as Thomson Reuters reports, French authorities are seeing a "big" increase in the number of migrants sleeping rough in Paris.
For just the 2nd time in 10 years, both stocks AND bonds are hitting 3-month lows.
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