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As the recent standoff between Russian and American
jet fighters over Syria still simmers in the headlines, both sides are
claiming a loss of patience with the other regarding the support and
opposition for Western-backed terrorist forces and the government of
Bashar al-Assad.Not even a week before the standoff, the United States via war criminal and Skull and Bones member John Kerry warned the Russians, Iranians, and the Syrians that U.S. patience is “not infinite.” Notably, Kerry’s comments were more heavily directed at Russia than any other power.
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by Andy Hoffman, Miles Franklin:
It’s early Tuesday morning, and it’s one of those rare days when I
don’t have something completely urgent, and compelling, to speak of.
Don’t get me wrong, the financial world is chock full of urgent,
compelling topics. However, at this rare snapshot in time; five hours
before Janet Yellen’s semi-annual “Humphrey-Hawkins” Congressional
testimony; two days before the BrExit referendum; three days before the
COMEX “Commercials” report if they’ve made any progress in covering the all-time highnaked short positions that threaten to imminently destroy them; and five days before Spanish Parliamentary elections; we’re stuck in a temporary financial market “time warp,” in which all markets are onmanipulative lock down.
Case in point, the utterly ridiculous “propaganda meme” that Jo Cox’s death changed the course of European history; and consequently, this is “good” for stocks, and “bad” for gold and silver. Which, from a Precious Metals standpoint, will fail as miserably as May’s “FOMC Minutes Attack” – in which the Cartel attempted to smash gold under the false propaganda meme that the Fed was about to, LOL, raise interest rates.
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It’s early Tuesday morning, and it’s one of those rare days when I
don’t have something completely urgent, and compelling, to speak of.
Don’t get me wrong, the financial world is chock full of urgent,
compelling topics. However, at this rare snapshot in time; five hours
before Janet Yellen’s semi-annual “Humphrey-Hawkins” Congressional
testimony; two days before the BrExit referendum; three days before the
COMEX “Commercials” report if they’ve made any progress in covering the all-time highnaked short positions that threaten to imminently destroy them; and five days before Spanish Parliamentary elections; we’re stuck in a temporary financial market “time warp,” in which all markets are onmanipulative lock down.Case in point, the utterly ridiculous “propaganda meme” that Jo Cox’s death changed the course of European history; and consequently, this is “good” for stocks, and “bad” for gold and silver. Which, from a Precious Metals standpoint, will fail as miserably as May’s “FOMC Minutes Attack” – in which the Cartel attempted to smash gold under the false propaganda meme that the Fed was about to, LOL, raise interest rates.
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by Michael Depinto, Freedom OutPost:
After any major tragedy, we develop an obsessive need to analyze,
debate, and argue every conceivable aspect of what’s taken place — as if
time stops. That tragedy dominates mainstream and, often, independent
media headlines for days or weeks, exhaustively positing theory after
theory until the public begins to lose interest.
But tragedy doesn’t occur in a vacuum, and — though it might feel as if the world pressed pause to allow society to grieve — important, pertinent issues continue to arise while our attention is trained elsewhere.
As collective shock from the massacre in Orlando begins to fade, it’s a good idea to review what happened as the media obsessed over the last few days.
1) A major lawsuit exposing probable electoral fraud in eleven states could effectively alter the landscape of the presidential race.
Slated to be filed by the Institute for American Democracy and Election Integrity, the lawsuit presents evidence of statistically impossible differences between exit polls and electronic vote totals.
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After any major tragedy, we develop an obsessive need to analyze,
debate, and argue every conceivable aspect of what’s taken place — as if
time stops. That tragedy dominates mainstream and, often, independent
media headlines for days or weeks, exhaustively positing theory after
theory until the public begins to lose interest.But tragedy doesn’t occur in a vacuum, and — though it might feel as if the world pressed pause to allow society to grieve — important, pertinent issues continue to arise while our attention is trained elsewhere.
As collective shock from the massacre in Orlando begins to fade, it’s a good idea to review what happened as the media obsessed over the last few days.
1) A major lawsuit exposing probable electoral fraud in eleven states could effectively alter the landscape of the presidential race.
Slated to be filed by the Institute for American Democracy and Election Integrity, the lawsuit presents evidence of statistically impossible differences between exit polls and electronic vote totals.
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by Michael Krieger, Liberty Blitzkrieg:
“Trump says very scary things — deporting immigrants, massive
militarism and ignoring the climate. Well, Hillary, unfortunately, has a
track record for doing all of those things,” she added.
Clinton boasted at a town hall in New Hampshire in November 2015 that, as a senator, she had voted for 2006 legislation that authorized the building of roughly 650 miles of wall on the border.
“So we see these draconian things that Donald Trump is talking about, we actually see Hillary Clinton doing,” she added.
– From the post: Jill Stein of the Green Party – Clinton Helped Create Trump
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“Trump says very scary things — deporting immigrants, massive
militarism and ignoring the climate. Well, Hillary, unfortunately, has a
track record for doing all of those things,” she added.Clinton boasted at a town hall in New Hampshire in November 2015 that, as a senator, she had voted for 2006 legislation that authorized the building of roughly 650 miles of wall on the border.
“So we see these draconian things that Donald Trump is talking about, we actually see Hillary Clinton doing,” she added.
– From the post: Jill Stein of the Green Party – Clinton Helped Create Trump
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by Tony Cartalucci, New Eastern Outlook:
US foreign policy in Asia Pacific has centered around the so-called
“Pivot to Asia,” initially rolled out as an alleged means for the US to
strengthen ties with Asia, but was incrementally revealed as the latest
leg in a decades-long attempt to encircle and contain China by
overrunning the socioeconomic and political sovereignty of its
neighbors, thus maintaining what US policymakers themselves refer to as
American “primacy over Asia.”
It is no surprise then that nations across Asia have responded negatively to the “Pivot.” What gains the US has made, have been made through coercion, political subversion, and even terrorism – and this is done in front of an increasingly geopolitically aware Asian population.
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US foreign policy in Asia Pacific has centered around the so-called
“Pivot to Asia,” initially rolled out as an alleged means for the US to
strengthen ties with Asia, but was incrementally revealed as the latest
leg in a decades-long attempt to encircle and contain China by
overrunning the socioeconomic and political sovereignty of its
neighbors, thus maintaining what US policymakers themselves refer to as
American “primacy over Asia.”It is no surprise then that nations across Asia have responded negatively to the “Pivot.” What gains the US has made, have been made through coercion, political subversion, and even terrorism – and this is done in front of an increasingly geopolitically aware Asian population.
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