30 Year US Treasury Yields Spike Above 3.00% - Highest Since Fed Rate Hike
Kremlin Gains Two More European Allies As Bulgaria, Moldova Elect Pro-Russian Presidents
Fearmongering Propaganda Is Immensely Profitable... And Distracting
Oil Tumbles After BMI Slashes Probability Of OPEC Deal Due To Trump Victory; Dollar Surge
Eirexit Coming Up!?
Hundreds Of Former Bernie Sanders DNC Delegates Launch Campaign For Donna Brazile To Resign
More Bull Shit...Wear your boots...
"A Barrage Of Fed Speakers": The Key Events In The Coming Very Busy Week
Swedish Chef Attacked By "Muslim Men" Because He "Looks Like Donald Trump"
Markets In Turmoil: Global Bond Bloodbath, Currency Rout Accelerates As Stocks Erase Early Gains
'Italeave' Looms As Italian Crisis Indicator Spikes To Record High After Trump Win
Donald Trump's First Interview Since Winning The Election: Key Highlights And Full Transcript
"You Afraid Of Power, Not Trump"
Chaos Ensues As Europe Splinters In Response To Trump: UK, France, Hungary Snub EU Emergency Meeting
80,000 Catalans Gather Demanding Independence From Spain
Donald Trump Boosts Europe's Anti-Establishment Movement
USA, USA, USA - The 4th 'Best' Country In The World
Has George Soros Committed Treason?
Blocks Of Anti-Trump Protest Buses Caught On Tape
In the middle of a blossoming banking crisis.Widespread public disaffection and dissatisfaction are not unique to the UK and US; they’re on the rise all over the developed world. It’s not hard to see why. In the words of Mark Blyth, one of an embarrassingly small number of economists to correctly call both Brexit and the victory of Trump, the last 30 years have seen “a huge amount of economic growth but hardly anyone’s benefited from it.” And now the people are “fed up” and have decided at any opportunity to “give their elites notice that they’ve had enough.”
On December 4th, Italy could become the next whistle stop on the global populist doom tour as its people vote in a national referendum on the government’s proposed constitutional reforms, which seek to drastically curb the role of the upper house Senate, a move that Italian premier Matteo Renzi says will simplify decision-making and ensure stable government. Opponents fear it will make the legislative process more complicated and reduce checks and balances.
Read More
by Mish Shedlock, Mish Talk:
In Thoughts for the Horrified Paul Krugman takes an unusual step of admitting he is clueless.
Let’s take a look.
So what do we do now? By “we” I mean all those left, center and even right who saw Donald Trump as the worst man ever to run for president and assumed that a strong majority of our fellow citizens would agree.
I’m not talking about rethinking political strategy. There will be a time for that — God knows it’s clear that almost everyone on the center-left, myself included, was clueless about what actually works in persuading voters.
Read More
In Thoughts for the Horrified Paul Krugman takes an unusual step of admitting he is clueless.Let’s take a look.
So what do we do now? By “we” I mean all those left, center and even right who saw Donald Trump as the worst man ever to run for president and assumed that a strong majority of our fellow citizens would agree.
I’m not talking about rethinking political strategy. There will be a time for that — God knows it’s clear that almost everyone on the center-left, myself included, was clueless about what actually works in persuading voters.
Read More
by Michael Snyder, The Economic Collapse Blog:
The surprise victory by Donald Trump on November 8th has spawned a
series of violent protests and riots all over the nation as stunned
leftists continue to throw the largest post-election temper tantrum in
U.S. history. Protesters in large cities all across America have been
disrupting public transportation, looting stores, hurling objects at the
police and burning Trump in effigy. There have even been shootings at
anti-Trump rallies in Seattle and in Portland.
Hundreds of protesters have been arrested so far, and organizers are
promising that this is only just the beginning. Meanwhile, large
numbers of enraged leftists are physically threatening Trump on Twitter, and some are even calling for a violent revolution. Sadly, I believe that they are quite serious about this.
Read More
The surprise victory by Donald Trump on November 8th has spawned a
series of violent protests and riots all over the nation as stunned
leftists continue to throw the largest post-election temper tantrum in
U.S. history. Protesters in large cities all across America have been
disrupting public transportation, looting stores, hurling objects at the
police and burning Trump in effigy. There have even been shootings at
anti-Trump rallies in Seattle and in Portland.
Hundreds of protesters have been arrested so far, and organizers are
promising that this is only just the beginning. Meanwhile, large
numbers of enraged leftists are physically threatening Trump on Twitter, and some are even calling for a violent revolution. Sadly, I believe that they are quite serious about this.Read More
by Dave Kranzler, Investment Research Dynamics:
Stanley Druckenmiller said: “I sold all my gold (sic) on the night of
the election” because he sees inflation spiking and that will force
money(sic) out of gold…hmmm….sell gold because you see inflation coming?
That has to be the most idiotic investment rationale I’ve ever come
across. Even “buy stocks because they keep going higher” is less dumb
than that.
You’ll note the “sic” I added after Drunkenmiller’s comment about “gold.” “Sic” is used after a quoted word (from someone else) that seems odd or out of place. I inserted “sic” after Drunkenmiller’s use of “gold” because he never owned gold. He bought GLD, which is a paper derivative of gold. The only way you own gold is if you buy physical gold and keep it outside the system. GLD is a fraud, just like every other fiat paper “asset.”
Read More
Stanley Druckenmiller said: “I sold all my gold (sic) on the night of
the election” because he sees inflation spiking and that will force
money(sic) out of gold…hmmm….sell gold because you see inflation coming?
That has to be the most idiotic investment rationale I’ve ever come
across. Even “buy stocks because they keep going higher” is less dumb
than that.You’ll note the “sic” I added after Drunkenmiller’s comment about “gold.” “Sic” is used after a quoted word (from someone else) that seems odd or out of place. I inserted “sic” after Drunkenmiller’s use of “gold” because he never owned gold. He bought GLD, which is a paper derivative of gold. The only way you own gold is if you buy physical gold and keep it outside the system. GLD is a fraud, just like every other fiat paper “asset.”
Read More
by Jeff Berwick, The Dollar Vigilante:
We expected the Super Shemitah/Jubilee time period (which officially
ends on November 20th with the end of the Catholic Jubilee) to be one of
dramatic change and chaos.
And, did we ever get it!
Since the beginning of the Jubilee year, in October of last year, two massive events have happened. Brexit and Trump.
Both were completely unexpected by most.
Brexit saw the worst day in worldwide stock markets in history the day after the vote.
Read More
We expected the Super Shemitah/Jubilee time period (which officially
ends on November 20th with the end of the Catholic Jubilee) to be one of
dramatic change and chaos.And, did we ever get it!
Since the beginning of the Jubilee year, in October of last year, two massive events have happened. Brexit and Trump.
Both were completely unexpected by most.
Brexit saw the worst day in worldwide stock markets in history the day after the vote.
Read More
by Prof. John McMurtry, Global Research:
Note: The following article was written up to the November 8 presidential election before Trump’s victory was declared
Know a man by his enemies. Trump has countless enemies, but most of them march to the drums of endless wars of aggression and care less about the casualties of tens of millions of lost good jobs in America. Most are neo-liberals in fact, the bipartisan doctrine of dispossession of citizens and foreign wars to grow the system further. The worst have been Washington servants of the world corporate machine looting the world. They above all condemn his peace overtures to Russia and his promise to repeal NAFTA – both unspeakable heresies on the US public stage until Trump’s movement against them.
Read More
Note: The following article was written up to the November 8 presidential election before Trump’s victory was declared
Know a man by his enemies. Trump has countless enemies, but most of them march to the drums of endless wars of aggression and care less about the casualties of tens of millions of lost good jobs in America. Most are neo-liberals in fact, the bipartisan doctrine of dispossession of citizens and foreign wars to grow the system further. The worst have been Washington servants of the world corporate machine looting the world. They above all condemn his peace overtures to Russia and his promise to repeal NAFTA – both unspeakable heresies on the US public stage until Trump’s movement against them.
Read More
by Christina Sarich, Natural Society:
Monsanto and Dow were 2 of the 9 wartime contractors hired by the US
government to create Agent Orange, a combination of the toxic chemicals
2,4-D, and 2,4,5-T, just over 40 years ago. The damage these chemicals have perpetrated on our health and environment did not end with the Vietnam War though.
Aside from the long-term poisoning of soil and crops, a new review of Agent Orange research has found evidence that bladder cancer and hypothyroidism are more strongly linked to exposure to Agent Orange than was previously assumed.
Although the new information does not support a previously-held belief that spina bifida, a birth defect, occurs more often in the offspring of exposed veterans, a report released by the Institute of Medicine on the health effects of Agent Orange recommended the Veterans Affairs Department grant service-connected presumption to veterans with “Parkinson’s-like symptoms,” not just those diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease related to Agent Orange exposure. In addition cancer, endocrine disease, and neurological impairment still loom large in the shadow of Agent Orange’s use.
Read More
Monsanto and Dow were 2 of the 9 wartime contractors hired by the US
government to create Agent Orange, a combination of the toxic chemicals
2,4-D, and 2,4,5-T, just over 40 years ago. The damage these chemicals have perpetrated on our health and environment did not end with the Vietnam War though.Aside from the long-term poisoning of soil and crops, a new review of Agent Orange research has found evidence that bladder cancer and hypothyroidism are more strongly linked to exposure to Agent Orange than was previously assumed.
Although the new information does not support a previously-held belief that spina bifida, a birth defect, occurs more often in the offspring of exposed veterans, a report released by the Institute of Medicine on the health effects of Agent Orange recommended the Veterans Affairs Department grant service-connected presumption to veterans with “Parkinson’s-like symptoms,” not just those diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease related to Agent Orange exposure. In addition cancer, endocrine disease, and neurological impairment still loom large in the shadow of Agent Orange’s use.
Read More
from The Daily Bell:
Populism Is Not Fascism But It Could Be a Harbinger … Right-wing populism—indeed, populism of any kind—is a symptom of democracy in trouble; fascism and other revolutionary movements are the consequence of democracy in crisis. But if governments do not do more to address the many social and economic problems the United States and Europe currently face, if mainstream politicians and parties don’t do a better job reaching out to all citizens, and if conservatives continue to fan fear and turn a blind eye to extremism, then the West could quickly find itself moving from the former to the latter. –Foreign Affairs Magazine
Yet another article from the Council on Foreign Relations mouthpiece Foreign Affairs exploring the “populism versus fascism” meme. Foreign Affairs seems obsessed with this propagandist paradigm, which has exploded in both the mainstream and alternative media since we first analyzed it in June, here.
Predictably, the solution to “populism” is more and better government. Freedom is never seen as a problem-solving alternative.
Read More
Populism Is Not Fascism But It Could Be a Harbinger … Right-wing populism—indeed, populism of any kind—is a symptom of democracy in trouble; fascism and other revolutionary movements are the consequence of democracy in crisis. But if governments do not do more to address the many social and economic problems the United States and Europe currently face, if mainstream politicians and parties don’t do a better job reaching out to all citizens, and if conservatives continue to fan fear and turn a blind eye to extremism, then the West could quickly find itself moving from the former to the latter. –Foreign Affairs Magazine
Yet another article from the Council on Foreign Relations mouthpiece Foreign Affairs exploring the “populism versus fascism” meme. Foreign Affairs seems obsessed with this propagandist paradigm, which has exploded in both the mainstream and alternative media since we first analyzed it in June, here.
Predictably, the solution to “populism” is more and better government. Freedom is never seen as a problem-solving alternative.
Read More
by Kit Daniels, Infowars:
Comedian Dave Chappelle wished Donald Trump luck in his upcoming
presidency during a Saturday Night Live monologue that has now gone
viral.
“Before I go, I do want to say one thing and this is not a joke, but I think it’s important that I say this because they’re marching up the street right now as we speak,” Chappelle said.
Recalling a recent party he’d attended at the White House, the famed comic stated that he had hope for the future given how far the country has come.
Read More…
Comedian Dave Chappelle wished Donald Trump luck in his upcoming
presidency during a Saturday Night Live monologue that has now gone
viral.“Before I go, I do want to say one thing and this is not a joke, but I think it’s important that I say this because they’re marching up the street right now as we speak,” Chappelle said.
Recalling a recent party he’d attended at the White House, the famed comic stated that he had hope for the future given how far the country has come.
Read More…
/
![[Most Recent Quotes from www.kitco.com]](http://www.kitconet.com/charts/metals/gold/t24_au_en_usoz_2.gif)
![[Most Recent Quotes from www.kitco.com]](http://www.kitconet.com/charts/metals/silver/t24_ag_en_usoz_2.gif)
No comments:
Post a Comment