Submitted by Tyler Durden on 03/29/2016 - 20:05
Top German Journalist Admits Mainstream Media Is Completely Fake: "We All Lie For The CIA"
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 03/28/2016 - 22:40 "I’ve been a journalist for about 25 years, and I was educated to lie, to betray, and not to tell the truth to the public." Ever since Operation Mockingbird, a CIA-based initiative to control mainstream media, more and more people are expressing their concern that what we see in the media is nothing short of brainwashing. Leading German journalist and editor Udo Ulfkotte went on public television stating that he was forced to publish the works of intelligence agents under his own name, also adding that noncompliance with these orders would result in him losing his job.
Trump, Sanders, & The Deep State Darling
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 03/29/2016 - 10:51 Always remember who's selling whom, and who's in charge.
(Poor) Judgment Matters - Hillary's "Inconsequential" Emails
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 03/29/2016 - 22:00 As inconsequential as the email issue might seem to most of us, judgment matters! And if judgment matters, the text of Hillary Clinton’s speeches should be critical to the Democratic Party faithful when making up their minds whether they would want her to be the party’s nominee. The DNC’s complicity in failing to denounce the speeches’ secrecy is an affront to the truth, showing the machinations of dirty politics.
This (Crashing) Trend Is Not Your Friend
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 03/29/2016 - 21:30 Despite Yellen's best efforts today to basically dismiss any and all data as irrelevant going forward in The Fed's decision-making process, we suspect all eyes (and algos) will be firmly glued to this week's payrolls' data. Will it be another record month for Obama to crow about? Will Mark Zandi do the "told you so dance" to all the trump supporters who seem less exuberant about the recovery? One look at this chart - and the disastrous trend - and we suspect, sooner-rather-than-later, the fecal matter will be striking the rotating object in America...
Price Controls May Be On the Way
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 03/29/2016 - 21:00 If you thought negative interest rates were as bad as it could get with central banks, you might be in for a surprise. Central banks have been so spectacularly unsuccessful with their accommodative monetary policies that they are discussing pulling out all the stops to get the results they want. Either you support free markets and freedom of pricing or you support central bank price-fixing and creeping socialism. There is no third way or middle road — socialism and the free market are mutually incompatible.
The Difference Between Capitalism & Communism (Explained To President Obama)
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 03/29/2016 - 20:30 "You don’t have to worry about whether it neatly fits into socialist theory or capitalist theory - you should just decide what works."
Japanese Industrial Production Crashes Most Since 2011 Tsunami
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 03/29/2016 - 20:00 While we are sure this will not deter Japanese officialdom from declaring that QQE and NIRP is working and that the deflation-mindset is being beaten, the fact is that when February's 6.2% collapse in Japanese industrial production is compared to the devastatingly poor plunge aftwer March 2011's quake, tsusnami, and nuclear 'event', something has gone disastrously wrong in Japan.
Fitch Downgrades Chicago After "Worst Possible Outcome" In State Supreme Court Pension Reform Bid
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 03/29/2016 - 19:40 Dear Mayor Emanuel, it may be about time to get on the phone with Detroit and ask for pointers on how to efficiently navigate the bankruptcy process...
Why We Have A Wage-Inequality Problem
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 03/29/2016 - 19:15 Wage inequality is really a sign of a deeper problem; basically it reflects an economic system that is not growing rapidly enough to satisfy everyone. Our basic problem is that the world economy is growing so slowly that the ordinary workers at the bottom find themselves with less than an adequate quantity of goods and services. This problem seems to be getting worse rather than better, over time, making the problem a political issue.
Rail Traffic Volumes Tumble As Coal Stockpiles Soar At Record Rate
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 03/29/2016 - 18:47 While we have touched on some of the primary catalysts for the ongoing decline in railroad traffic, chief among which the drop off in global trade and the plunge in oil transportation, a third - just as important factor - has been the situation involving US coal power plants, where as the EIA writes, "coal stockpiles at electric generating facilities totaled 197 million tons at the end of 2015, the highest level since June 2012 and the highest year-end inventories in at least 25 years."
"It's Worse Than 2008": Toronto's "Condo King" Weighs In On The Death Of Alberta's Housing Market
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 03/29/2016 - 18:25 "This is a unique event that is annihilating anywhere in the world that produces oil.”
by Dave Hodges, The Common Sense Show:
The FDA just outlawed CBDs and hemp oil extracts by claiming all plant molecules now belongs exclusively to Big Pharma. The Common Sense Show Health Report, with Katy Whelan and Dave Hodges focused on the breaking news that evil, big pharma has once again stolen your choice in natural and highly effective natural medicines (God’s Medicine) from you.
What an outrage and everybody should be speaking out at every turn about this BOGUS and illegal ruling from a non governmental agency that has no legal authority to do this.
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The FDA just outlawed CBDs and hemp oil extracts by claiming all plant molecules now belongs exclusively to Big Pharma. The Common Sense Show Health Report, with Katy Whelan and Dave Hodges focused on the breaking news that evil, big pharma has once again stolen your choice in natural and highly effective natural medicines (God’s Medicine) from you.
What an outrage and everybody should be speaking out at every turn about this BOGUS and illegal ruling from a non governmental agency that has no legal authority to do this.
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by Pam Martens and Russ Martens, Wall Street on Parade:
There were a lot of sweaty palms on Wall Street yesterday. As the Government Accountability Office released a report
suggesting that regulation of Wall Street is a complex maze of
inefficiency and fragmentation leaving gaping holes in which crooks can
find fertile ground, the U.S. Justice Department was perp-walking a 2002
Harvard Law School graduate (whose family name resides on the student
center there) on charges reminiscent of a Bernie Madoff startup.
According to the unsealed complaint from the U.S. Justice Department’s regional U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Southern District of New York, 39-year old Andrew Caspersen, whose father and grandfather were the former heads of Beneficial Corp., is alleged to have defrauded approximately $24.6 million from a charitable foundation by setting up a fake account, transferring $17.6 million of that amount to his “personal brokerage account” at an unnamed brokerage firm, then churning the hell out of options on the S&P 500 Exchange Traded Fund (SPY), which racked up losses of $14.5 million. What else Caspersen traded is not mentioned, but the complaint notes that as of December 31, 2015, his personal brokerage account had a “net loss of approximately $25 million.”
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There were a lot of sweaty palms on Wall Street yesterday. As the Government Accountability Office released a report
suggesting that regulation of Wall Street is a complex maze of
inefficiency and fragmentation leaving gaping holes in which crooks can
find fertile ground, the U.S. Justice Department was perp-walking a 2002
Harvard Law School graduate (whose family name resides on the student
center there) on charges reminiscent of a Bernie Madoff startup.According to the unsealed complaint from the U.S. Justice Department’s regional U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Southern District of New York, 39-year old Andrew Caspersen, whose father and grandfather were the former heads of Beneficial Corp., is alleged to have defrauded approximately $24.6 million from a charitable foundation by setting up a fake account, transferring $17.6 million of that amount to his “personal brokerage account” at an unnamed brokerage firm, then churning the hell out of options on the S&P 500 Exchange Traded Fund (SPY), which racked up losses of $14.5 million. What else Caspersen traded is not mentioned, but the complaint notes that as of December 31, 2015, his personal brokerage account had a “net loss of approximately $25 million.”
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from FinancialSurvivalNetwork.com:
John Rubino recently wrote about the impending crisis in Europe, there’s just not enough new workers to help pay for the retirees getting ready to enter the system. It seems that they adopted a pay as you go system that never even pretended to set aside reserves for future retirees. Now, people are living longer and there’s not enough new workers to pay the retired workers’ tab. This leaves governments few choices to fund this growing burden. Immigration isn’t working too well and this leaves the tried and true method of inflating away debts. But there’s always a cost!
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John Rubino recently wrote about the impending crisis in Europe, there’s just not enough new workers to help pay for the retirees getting ready to enter the system. It seems that they adopted a pay as you go system that never even pretended to set aside reserves for future retirees. Now, people are living longer and there’s not enough new workers to pay the retired workers’ tab. This leaves governments few choices to fund this growing burden. Immigration isn’t working too well and this leaves the tried and true method of inflating away debts. But there’s always a cost!
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from The Phaser:
In 2002 Gary McKinnon was arrested for remotely accessing files on NASA and military computer systems in the United States.
Sitting in his bedroom in the UK using nothing more than a humble
Windows PC with a 56K modem [sceeech Bulang Bulang Bulang sceech] he
viewed the files of the worlds most powerful military organizations… Notice
I have not used the word hacking, because in my opinion McKinnon did
not need to do any hacking to gain access to these files. The files were publicly available for all to access on unprotected internet facing Windows PCs, without any security.
This however did not stop the USA from requesting his extradition and
putting him through hell for over a decade. But what was the real reason
for this whole affair? Could it be that Gary really did stumble upon hardcore evidence of NASA secret space programs?
WATCH the INTERVIEW NOW @ ThePhaser.com
In 2002 Gary McKinnon was arrested for remotely accessing files on NASA and military computer systems in the United States.
Sitting in his bedroom in the UK using nothing more than a humble
Windows PC with a 56K modem [sceeech Bulang Bulang Bulang sceech] he
viewed the files of the worlds most powerful military organizations… Notice
I have not used the word hacking, because in my opinion McKinnon did
not need to do any hacking to gain access to these files. The files were publicly available for all to access on unprotected internet facing Windows PCs, without any security.
This however did not stop the USA from requesting his extradition and
putting him through hell for over a decade. But what was the real reason
for this whole affair? Could it be that Gary really did stumble upon hardcore evidence of NASA secret space programs? WATCH the INTERVIEW NOW @ ThePhaser.com
by Tim Brown, Freedom Outpost:
Did I call it or what? On Tuesday, in referencing the Muslim refugee resettlement program of the Obama administration, I said that it was a step to Balkanize and terrorize the West. I warned that as soon as the chaos ensues from this invasion, the United Nations will be more than happy to step in on US soil to “keep the peace.” Lo, and behold, the Obama administration has just made it known they are preparing for just such an event.
On Wednesday, Property-grabbing Loretta Lynch told the United Nations that the Attorney General’s office, working with several US cities, will be working on a global law enforcement initiative. She referred to this initiative as the Strong Cities Network.
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Did I call it or what? On Tuesday, in referencing the Muslim refugee resettlement program of the Obama administration, I said that it was a step to Balkanize and terrorize the West. I warned that as soon as the chaos ensues from this invasion, the United Nations will be more than happy to step in on US soil to “keep the peace.” Lo, and behold, the Obama administration has just made it known they are preparing for just such an event.
On Wednesday, Property-grabbing Loretta Lynch told the United Nations that the Attorney General’s office, working with several US cities, will be working on a global law enforcement initiative. She referred to this initiative as the Strong Cities Network.
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"Made Out Of Sand" - A Dramatic Look Inside A Newly Built Chinese Apartment
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 03/29/2016 - 14:29 While real estate is all about "location, location, location," it appears there are sometimes more prescient factors that any prospective buyer should pay attention to. Amid yet another government-fueled housing bubble, it seems in their haste to fulfil a rapacious demand for property in which to gamble their hard-grafted assets, Chinese construction companies have cut a few corners. As the following stunning video shows, a "newly constructed apartment" crumbles before the owners' eyes as the 'concrete' walls turn to sand.../
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