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Dear Disaffected Hillary Protesters: Michael Moore Really Wants To Lead Your "Resistance"
An
“unholy alliance” between anti-Trump leftists and radical Muslims is
beginning to emerge all over America. President Trump’s recent executive
order that restricted immigration from seven predominantly Muslim
countries is bringing a very strange mixture of people out to street
protests. On the one hand you have hardcore Muslims that are chanting
“Allahu Akbar” and that believe that Islamic law will someday prevail
over the U.S. Constitution, and on the other hand you have radical
leftists marching right next to them that are protesting for “women’s
rights”, “gay rights” and “civil rights”. The ironic thing about all of
this is that if the radical Muslims have their way, the leftists will
either convert to Islam someday or will be completely destroyed. But for
now they need one another, and so a very odd marriage of convenience
has taken place.Break Up The USA?
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Rand Paul Blasts McCain Over Perpetual War: "He Would Bankrupt The Nation"
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Australia Central Bank Warns "High Debt Levels Are Affecting Household Spending"
The Hope For A "Greater Fool"
END THE FED...Try them for Treason...and give them the penalty described in the Constitution...
from The Daily Bell:
President Trump, Keep The Federal Reserve Independent – It’s Too
Expensive Not To … There is talk about that Donald Trump and his
administration will try to bring the Federal Reserve to heel with some
appointments to the board of that body. … But there’s a definite limit
to how far this should go for, as not enough people know, the point of
the Fed is to curb the enthusiasms of the politicians. And not leaving
it operationally independent would be very expensive indeed, so much so
as to be entirely counter productive. – Forbes
According to this article, it is better to leave the Federal Reserve alone because to do anything else within the context of a viable Fed would cost too much.
The article does admit that it is possible to change the Fed. In fact Patrick T. McHenry (R-N.C.), vice chairman of the House Financial Services Committee, has already written to Janet Yellen indicating she has no authority to engage in certain regulatory practices.
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President Trump, Keep The Federal Reserve Independent – It’s Too
Expensive Not To … There is talk about that Donald Trump and his
administration will try to bring the Federal Reserve to heel with some
appointments to the board of that body. … But there’s a definite limit
to how far this should go for, as not enough people know, the point of
the Fed is to curb the enthusiasms of the politicians. And not leaving
it operationally independent would be very expensive indeed, so much so
as to be entirely counter productive. – ForbesAccording to this article, it is better to leave the Federal Reserve alone because to do anything else within the context of a viable Fed would cost too much.
The article does admit that it is possible to change the Fed. In fact Patrick T. McHenry (R-N.C.), vice chairman of the House Financial Services Committee, has already written to Janet Yellen indicating she has no authority to engage in certain regulatory practices.
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by Paul Joseph Watson, Infowars:
With
the Islamic State’s stronghold over areas in Syria and Iraq quickly
slipping, ISIS is now boasting that Muslims born in the United States
will become an army of conquest and are “getting ready for the battle in
their homeland”.
With
the Islamic State’s stronghold over areas in Syria and Iraq quickly
slipping, ISIS is now boasting that Muslims born in the United States
will become an army of conquest and are “getting ready for the battle in
their homeland”.
According to an article in the Spectator
by BBC world affairs correspondent Paul Wood, “A document is
circulating among Isis members through text messages and Twitter. Titled
‘The caliphate will not perish,’ it is a series of morale-boosting
declarations by Isis leaders, living and dead.”
The document makes it clear that when
ISIS loses its territory, which could happen in just weeks or months, a
“virtual caliphate” will replace the physical one, with a new generation
of jihadis inspired to continue the fight.
Read Morefrom X22Report:
by Lucas Nolan, Breitbart:
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange recently discussed the topic of “fake
news” and how WikiLeaks’ pure data-driven approach has prevented them
from becoming “weaponized text.”
CNET reports that Assange appeared via video-link in a discussion with Australian comedian Chas Licciardello in Sydney, Australia this week. During the interview, Assange discussed the idea of “fake news” and how WikiLeaks’ refusal to editorialize their content and rather provide pure data to the public has allowed them to publish facts without bias.
“What is special about WikiLeaks is that it’s not just another damn story,” said Assange, “it’s not just another damn journalist putting their damn byline, advertising themselves and their position on another damn story.”
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WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange recently discussed the topic of “fake
news” and how WikiLeaks’ pure data-driven approach has prevented them
from becoming “weaponized text.”CNET reports that Assange appeared via video-link in a discussion with Australian comedian Chas Licciardello in Sydney, Australia this week. During the interview, Assange discussed the idea of “fake news” and how WikiLeaks’ refusal to editorialize their content and rather provide pure data to the public has allowed them to publish facts without bias.
“What is special about WikiLeaks is that it’s not just another damn story,” said Assange, “it’s not just another damn journalist putting their damn byline, advertising themselves and their position on another damn story.”
Read More
by Matt Agorist, The Free Thought Project:
Los
Angeles, CA — Domestic violence, bribery, theft, excessive force,
brutality — these are just a few of the crimes committed by active duty
sheriff’s deputies with the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department. In
total, there are 300 deputies with a history of misconduct whom Sheriff
Jim McDonnell thinks the public should know about. However, thanks to a
protectionist court system and a powerful police union, the crimes of
these cops may remain secret.
Having taken over one of the most corrupt sheriff’s departments in the country, McDonnell appears to be taking steps to increase transparency and foster public trust. But these steps are being met with heavy resistance along the way.
In 2014, McDonnell inherited a department in chaos.
Read More
Los
Angeles, CA — Domestic violence, bribery, theft, excessive force,
brutality — these are just a few of the crimes committed by active duty
sheriff’s deputies with the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department. In
total, there are 300 deputies with a history of misconduct whom Sheriff
Jim McDonnell thinks the public should know about. However, thanks to a
protectionist court system and a powerful police union, the crimes of
these cops may remain secret.Having taken over one of the most corrupt sheriff’s departments in the country, McDonnell appears to be taking steps to increase transparency and foster public trust. But these steps are being met with heavy resistance along the way.
In 2014, McDonnell inherited a department in chaos.
Read More
by Stefan Stanford, All News Pipeline:
All the way back on election day in November of 2016, Sergei Krivov was
found just before 7 a.m. lying on the floor of the Russian Consulate in
New York. Found unconscious with an unindentified head wound brought on
by ‘blunt force trauma’, by the time emergency responders arrived,
Krivov was dead. Initial reports said the then-nameless man had plunged
to his death from the roof of the Consulate. That story was quickly
changed to ‘he suffered a heart attack’. Police officers later called
the death ‘natural’ and the case was closed. Three months later, the New
York City medical examiner isn’t sure he had a heart attack after all.
Read More
All the way back on election day in November of 2016, Sergei Krivov was
found just before 7 a.m. lying on the floor of the Russian Consulate in
New York. Found unconscious with an unindentified head wound brought on
by ‘blunt force trauma’, by the time emergency responders arrived,
Krivov was dead. Initial reports said the then-nameless man had plunged
to his death from the roof of the Consulate. That story was quickly
changed to ‘he suffered a heart attack’. Police officers later called
the death ‘natural’ and the case was closed. Three months later, the New
York City medical examiner isn’t sure he had a heart attack after all.Read More
by Seth Ferris, New Eastern Outlook:
Donald Trump said frequently during his presidential campaign that he
did not want the US involved in all these expensive foreign wars.
Americans were lead to believe that the US was finally realising that
other countries should pay for the lion’s share of any mutual defence;
at their own expense. Trump also said that he wanted other NATO partners
to pay their fair share for any action undertaken, the implication
being that operational decisions will be based on who has paid for what
rather than what the enemy is doing—and if the enemy is real or
perceived.
Despite the promises, sources on the ground in Ukraine confirm that preparations are being made for further war, a hot war, and as if Kiev expects the US to back it morally and financially. It is worth mentioning that the US has yet withdrawn from other conflicts it has provoked or encouraged, such as that in Syria.
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Donald Trump said frequently during his presidential campaign that he
did not want the US involved in all these expensive foreign wars.
Americans were lead to believe that the US was finally realising that
other countries should pay for the lion’s share of any mutual defence;
at their own expense. Trump also said that he wanted other NATO partners
to pay their fair share for any action undertaken, the implication
being that operational decisions will be based on who has paid for what
rather than what the enemy is doing—and if the enemy is real or
perceived.Despite the promises, sources on the ground in Ukraine confirm that preparations are being made for further war, a hot war, and as if Kiev expects the US to back it morally and financially. It is worth mentioning that the US has yet withdrawn from other conflicts it has provoked or encouraged, such as that in Syria.
Read More
from J Noir Channel:
by Andy Hoffman, Miles Franklin:
As I sit down to write on this “President’s Day,” I can’t help but consider how diluted the stature – and goodness – of the Presidential Office has become. And this has nothing to do with Donald Trump
personally, but the fact that essentially everything the post-
Financial Crisis government has done has been detrimental to the public,
causing the office to lose the admiration – and cache – it had when America was indeed “great.”
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As I sit down to write on this “President’s Day,” I can’t help but consider how diluted the stature – and goodness – of the Presidential Office has become. And this has nothing to do with Donald Trump
personally, but the fact that essentially everything the post-
Financial Crisis government has done has been detrimental to the public,
causing the office to lose the admiration – and cache – it had when America was indeed “great.”Read More
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