Submitted by Tyler Durden on 03/30/2016 - 17:41
“There has to be some form of punishment."
"For the woman?”
“Yeah."
From Democracy To Pathocracy: The Rise Of The Political Psychopath
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 03/30/2016 - 22:40 The Founders understood that our freedoms do not flow from the government. They were not given to us only to be taken away by the will of the State. Until we can get back to this way of thinking, until we can remind our fellow Americans what it really means to be a free American, and until we can learn to stand our ground in the face of threats to those freedoms and encourage our fellow citizens to stop being cogs in the machine, we will continue to be treated like slaves in thrall to a bureaucratic police state run by political psychopaths.8 Things The Chinese Are Scrambling To Buy In America
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 03/30/2016 - 22:28
PBOC Slams Yuan Shorts Again - Strengthens Currency Most Since 2005
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 03/30/2016 - 22:23 It appears the messaging from The People's Bank Of China to The Fed was heard loud and understood. Having exercised its will to weaken the Yuan (implying turmoil is possible), Janet Yellen delivered the dovish goods and so China 'allowed' the Yuan to rally back. In a double-whammy for everyone involved the biggest 3-day strengthening of the Yuan fix since 2005 also pushed Yuan forwards back to their richest relative to spot since Aug 2014 - once again showing their might against the dastardly speculative shorts.The More Corrupt The State, The More Numerous The Laws
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 03/30/2016 - 21:50
Yellen-Driven Short-Squeeze Sends Bonds To Best Quarter In 4 Years
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 03/30/2016 - 21:25 After The Fed jawboned the world into the largest aggregate net short position in Treasuries in Q4 since 2010, its rapid realization that all is not well in the real world - and subsequent talking (and walking) back of rate-hike expectations - has sparked the biggest short-squeeze in 6 years and sent Treasuries up by the most since 2012. With odds collapsing for any more rate-hikes in 2016, as Yellen admits their forecasts are worthless, it seems - just as in 2010 - the bonds shorts have a way to go.
Presenting, "The Company That Bribed The World"
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 03/30/2016 - 21:01 Surprise! The global oil industry is corrupt. As Huff Post reports: "A massive leak of confidential documents has for the first time exposed the true extent of corruption within the oil industry, implicating dozens of leading companies, bureaucrats and politicians in a sophisticated global web of bribery and graft. After a six-month investigation across two continents, Fairfax Media and The Huffington Post can reveal that billions of dollars of government contracts were awarded as the direct result of bribes paid on behalf of firms including British icon Rolls-Royce, US giant Halliburton, Australia’s Leighton Holdings and Korean heavyweights Samsung and Hyundai."
"It's A Big, Scary World Out There," BofA Warns, And Only Janet Can Save Us
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 03/30/2016 - 20:36 On Tuesday, Janet Yellen delivered what some observers called her finest “performance” since ascending to the monetary throne in February of 2014. The message the vaunted Fed chair sought to drive home was simple: it wouldn’t matter if the unemployment rate dropped to 1% and inflation expectations spiked above the FOMC’s target overnight - it’s simply too dangerous out there for the Fed to lean hawkish.The Reason Why The Young #NeverTrump Protester Was Maced: Punching An Elderly Man In The Face
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 03/30/2016 - 20:26 As the following Youtube clip from Rebel Pundit reveals, the unnamed female #NeverTrump protester was only maced after she first punched an elderly man in the face: the moment is clearly caught on tape 28 seconds into the following clip."Voting For President Is Like Picking-Out Which Gun You Wanna Get Shot With"
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 03/30/2016 - 16:25
“Nobody for President. That’s my campaign slogan. We got money for wars but can’t feed our homeless. The government is hopeless. It’s like a reality show. The Real lives of the House Liars... all this pageantry is just designed for fools. They gonna give you the one they choose. Too big to fail, too rich to lose. And I’m still too broke to vote."
The New Part-Time Job: "Get Paid $15 An Hour To Protest At The Trump Rally"
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 03/30/2016 - 15:49
Americans Have Been Turned Into Peasants – Time To Fight Back?
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 03/30/2016 - 15:58 "Obama’s job was to talk like a marxist, but act like a robber baron. In this regard, his reign has been an unprecedented success." So are you ready to stop being suckers and take back the country?Bonds, Bullion, & Black Gold Bidless But Stock-Bounce Sticks
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 03/30/2016 - 16:03
Russian Nuclear Ballistic Missile "Iskander" Spotted In Syria
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 03/30/2016 - 15:29 According to the Russian military website military-informant.com an Iskander SS-26 Stone short-range ballistic missile complex which has a range of 400 km and is nuclear-capable, was spotted on March 27 near the Hmeymim airbase used by Russia for its airborne attacks in Syria.Microsoft's Racist, Obama-Bashing, Sociopathic Chat Robot Returns, Becomes A Spamming Stoner, Is Taken Offline
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 03/30/2016 - 16:52
Chipotle Pivots To Sell Burgers; Market Not Impressed
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 03/30/2016 - 15:56 Chipotle has had enough of being an e-coli associated Mexican food company: according to Bloomberg, the fast food (and just as fast food poisoning company) may be getting into the burger business. For now, however, the market is less than impressed.
Meanwhile In San Francisco - $400/Month To Live In A Box In Someone's Living Room
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 03/30/2016 - 15:16 "Peter Berkowitz is my new favorite guy. The 25-year-old illustrator recently moved to San Francisco and instead of settling for some landlord’s price-gouging, he found some other cool kids who let him build a box in their living room. Peter’s rent is just $400 a month."Most Americans Agree With Trump: Terrorists Should Be Tortured
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 03/30/2016 - 15:10
Is A Gas War Between The U.S. And Canada About To Start?
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 03/30/2016 - 14:50 The United States and Canada work well together. The countries share the world’s largest and most comprehensive trade relationship, exchanging more than $2 billion per day in goods and services; the U.S. is Canada’s largest foreign investor and Canada is the third-largest foreign investor in the U.S. The partnership clearly isn’t broken, but it may need some mending as bilateral and international gas trade stands to complicate matters in short order.
Attention President Obama: One Third Of U.S. Households Can No Longer Afford Food, Rent And Transportation
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 03/30/2016 - 14:38 While the median income had fallen by 13% from 2004 levels over the next decade, expenditures had increased by nearly 14%. But nobody was more impacted than the one-third of households which the study defines as "low-income." Pew finds that while all households had less slack in their budgets in 2014 than in 2004, lower-income households went into the red by over $2,300. In other words, approximately one third of American households were no longer ablv to cover the core necessities - food, housing and transportation - with average income.
Belligerent 15-Year-Old Girl Pepper Sprayed At Trump Rally As GOP Pollster Warns "Someone Will Be Killed"
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 03/30/2016 - 14:34 "I am actually afraid that someone could get killed between now and election day."
Are We Becoming A Nation Of Silver-Haired Crooks?
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 03/30/2016 - 14:24 After years of QE (quantitative easing), ZIRP (zero-interest-rate policy), NIRP (negative-interest-rate policy), and Abenomics (Japanese prime minister Shinz? Abe’s stimulus-focused economic policies) – which is to say, all the standard deviations of modern central banking – older Japanese people must now break the law... to get “free board and lodging behind bars.” Is this what is coming to the U.S.? “Yes,” is the safe answer. Japan has been ahead of us on this entire trip.
Are Housing Stocks Putting Up A Roof?
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 03/30/2016 - 13:45 A key index of housing stocks is hitting several layers of overhead resistance.Does Someone Know Something About The Result Of The Wisconsin Primary?
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 03/30/2016 - 13:45
by Dave Hodges, The Common Sense Show:
According to Harry Dent,” in 1929, the top 1% held 50% of the wealth, but they lost their grip on it. By 1976, they only held 24% of the wealth. Then they regained some of that lost wealth, holding 50% again by 2007″. I would add that something very disturbing is at work, today, as opposed to how things were in 1929. What is different is that the American corporate structure is based upon the concepts of merger acquisition and subsidiary holdings. When factors in what one controls, as opposed to what one owns, it is easy to see that the bulk of the American people are left to fight over the meager crumbs that criminal elite leave on the floor and this is why America is so angry. Yes, it took someone like Donalt Trump to galvanize America. However, a simple examination
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According to Harry Dent,” in 1929, the top 1% held 50% of the wealth, but they lost their grip on it. By 1976, they only held 24% of the wealth. Then they regained some of that lost wealth, holding 50% again by 2007″. I would add that something very disturbing is at work, today, as opposed to how things were in 1929. What is different is that the American corporate structure is based upon the concepts of merger acquisition and subsidiary holdings. When factors in what one controls, as opposed to what one owns, it is easy to see that the bulk of the American people are left to fight over the meager crumbs that criminal elite leave on the floor and this is why America is so angry. Yes, it took someone like Donalt Trump to galvanize America. However, a simple examination
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by Jeff Nielson, Sprott Money:
My name is Tommy Flanagan, and I’m a member of Pathological Liars Anonymous. In fact…I’m the president of that organization. Yeah, that’s who I am.
I didn’t always lie. No, I used to tell the truth. Then one day I told a lie, and I got away with it. Yeah, I told my parents that I had a brother that they had never met… -Jon-the-Liar Lovitz, The Johnny Carson Show, March 28, 1985
As the character Jon Lovitz explained on The Johnny Carson Show, lying is habit-forming. If perpetuated, it becomes compulsive conduct. Lying is a form of deviant behavior that (in the eyes of the liar) makes problems go away. Of course such problems never disappear permanently, because a lie can never solve anything. At some point the problem resurfaces, and because it never was addressed, often the problem has grown even larger.
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My name is Tommy Flanagan, and I’m a member of Pathological Liars Anonymous. In fact…I’m the president of that organization. Yeah, that’s who I am.
I didn’t always lie. No, I used to tell the truth. Then one day I told a lie, and I got away with it. Yeah, I told my parents that I had a brother that they had never met… -Jon-the-Liar Lovitz, The Johnny Carson Show, March 28, 1985
As the character Jon Lovitz explained on The Johnny Carson Show, lying is habit-forming. If perpetuated, it becomes compulsive conduct. Lying is a form of deviant behavior that (in the eyes of the liar) makes problems go away. Of course such problems never disappear permanently, because a lie can never solve anything. At some point the problem resurfaces, and because it never was addressed, often the problem has grown even larger.
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from Wolf Street:
The next stage of “Moral Hazard?”
The amount it costs to ship containers from China to ports around the world has plunged to historic lows. As container carriers are sinking deeper into trouble, whipped by lackluster global demand and rampant oversupply of container ships, they’re escalating a brutal price war with absurd consequences.
Maritime research and advisory firm Drewry (emphasis mine):
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The next stage of “Moral Hazard?”The amount it costs to ship containers from China to ports around the world has plunged to historic lows. As container carriers are sinking deeper into trouble, whipped by lackluster global demand and rampant oversupply of container ships, they’re escalating a brutal price war with absurd consequences.
Maritime research and advisory firm Drewry (emphasis mine):
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by Sasha Brown, Natural News:
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everyday life, most people walk around in a state of mild or moderate
dehydration because they don’t consume enough liquids that will supply
their bodies with the hydration needed. Chronic dehydration puts stress
on the organs and can interfere with bodily functions, which in some
cases will lead to illness, fatigue, difficulty focusing, and
irritability. Physical activity in hot weather depletes the body of
water, which makes consuming water essential in warm climates especially
in summer months, and anytime surrounding exercise.
Signs of Dehydration
These are some things you can look for that would indicate dehydration:
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everyday life, most people walk around in a state of mild or moderate
dehydration because they don’t consume enough liquids that will supply
their bodies with the hydration needed. Chronic dehydration puts stress
on the organs and can interfere with bodily functions, which in some
cases will lead to illness, fatigue, difficulty focusing, and
irritability. Physical activity in hot weather depletes the body of
water, which makes consuming water essential in warm climates especially
in summer months, and anytime surrounding exercise.Signs of Dehydration
These are some things you can look for that would indicate dehydration:
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by Charles Hugh Smith, Of Two Minds:
How many startups are empty shells filled with glitzy PR designed to appeal to VC newbies?
It’s widely accepted that most tech startups will fail. Perhaps the core business proposition didn’t pan out, or the execution was flawed, or the initial success foundered on poor management, or another startup scaled up fast enough to suck up all the oxygen in the room–there are many reasons a startup with a fair chance at success can fail.
But what if many if not most of the current batch of startups have zero chance of succeeding because they’re nothing but empty shells of gaseous public relations? Coder Daniel C. recently shared his experiences interviewing at numerous tech firms, both established firms and startups.
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How many startups are empty shells filled with glitzy PR designed to appeal to VC newbies?
It’s widely accepted that most tech startups will fail. Perhaps the core business proposition didn’t pan out, or the execution was flawed, or the initial success foundered on poor management, or another startup scaled up fast enough to suck up all the oxygen in the room–there are many reasons a startup with a fair chance at success can fail.
But what if many if not most of the current batch of startups have zero chance of succeeding because they’re nothing but empty shells of gaseous public relations? Coder Daniel C. recently shared his experiences interviewing at numerous tech firms, both established firms and startups.
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by Mac Slavo, SHTFPlan:
Trend forecaster and demographic researcher Harry Dent says we are in a massive bubble. And as he explains in his latest interview with Future Money Trends, central banks around the world continue to fuel this bubble with unlimited fiat money printing.
The end result according to Dent?
The biggest bubble burst in history… and it’s coming soon.
There will be… and I will stake my entire reputation on this… we are going to see the biggest global bubble burst in history in the next four years…
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Trend forecaster and demographic researcher Harry Dent says we are in a massive bubble. And as he explains in his latest interview with Future Money Trends, central banks around the world continue to fuel this bubble with unlimited fiat money printing.
The end result according to Dent?
The biggest bubble burst in history… and it’s coming soon.
There will be… and I will stake my entire reputation on this… we are going to see the biggest global bubble burst in history in the next four years…
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from The Sleuth Journal:
There are many signs pointing to a false flag attack in Brussels on 3-22-16. Independent and alternative media, as usual, has been right on top of the story catching many of the usual oddities, lies and coincidences which are characteristic of false flags and are now piling on top of each other as they always do. And here’s another thing everyone should take note of. Something we also observed during the Paris attacks on 11-13-15. As we saw in the Paris attacks, once again we’re seeing a “global” component to the “reaction” phase of the usual problem-reaction-solution dialectic employed by the controllers. Look for it. Problem at point A, subsequent “reaction” to the problem at point B, all the way on the other side of the world. This then leads to a “solution” that applies to both point A and B. This also serves to endorse the illusion that the boogeymen, in this case ISIS of course, involved in the Brussels attack are somehow everywhere at once.
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There are many signs pointing to a false flag attack in Brussels on 3-22-16. Independent and alternative media, as usual, has been right on top of the story catching many of the usual oddities, lies and coincidences which are characteristic of false flags and are now piling on top of each other as they always do. And here’s another thing everyone should take note of. Something we also observed during the Paris attacks on 11-13-15. As we saw in the Paris attacks, once again we’re seeing a “global” component to the “reaction” phase of the usual problem-reaction-solution dialectic employed by the controllers. Look for it. Problem at point A, subsequent “reaction” to the problem at point B, all the way on the other side of the world. This then leads to a “solution” that applies to both point A and B. This also serves to endorse the illusion that the boogeymen, in this case ISIS of course, involved in the Brussels attack are somehow everywhere at once.
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from The Daily Sheeple:
On Sunday, police were called to investigate a group of “campers” in California. The men were detained and questioned by local police and FBI. No crime was committed, police said, yet the FBI hinted at investigating further.
A 911 call to the Victor Valley Sheriff’s Station reported that “100 shots were heard and 5 to 7 subjects wearing turbans were seen in the area shooting assault rifles, handguns, and shotguns.”
The incident occurred in the area of Deep Creek Hot Springs in the Mojave Desert in San Bernardino County, California. The men were also heard “chanting,” according to news reports.
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On Sunday, police were called to investigate a group of “campers” in California. The men were detained and questioned by local police and FBI. No crime was committed, police said, yet the FBI hinted at investigating further.
A 911 call to the Victor Valley Sheriff’s Station reported that “100 shots were heard and 5 to 7 subjects wearing turbans were seen in the area shooting assault rifles, handguns, and shotguns.”
The incident occurred in the area of Deep Creek Hot Springs in the Mojave Desert in San Bernardino County, California. The men were also heard “chanting,” according to news reports.
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from Washington’s Blog:
The U.S. State Department does not want the government of Syria to defeat or weaken ISIS, at least not if doing so means any sort of gain for the Syrian government. Watching a recent video of a State Department spokesperson speaking on that subject might confuse some U.S. war supporters. I doubt many residents of Palmyra, Virginia, or Palmyra, Pennsylvania, or Palmyra, New York could give a coherent account of the U.S. government’s position on which enemy should control the ancient Palmyra in Syria.
The U.S. government has been arming Al Qaeda in Syria. I doubt many people in the United States, of whatever political extraction, could explain why.
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The U.S. State Department does not want the government of Syria to defeat or weaken ISIS, at least not if doing so means any sort of gain for the Syrian government. Watching a recent video of a State Department spokesperson speaking on that subject might confuse some U.S. war supporters. I doubt many residents of Palmyra, Virginia, or Palmyra, Pennsylvania, or Palmyra, New York could give a coherent account of the U.S. government’s position on which enemy should control the ancient Palmyra in Syria.
The U.S. government has been arming Al Qaeda in Syria. I doubt many people in the United States, of whatever political extraction, could explain why.
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