“Crooked Hillary” Clinton ordered her husband Bill to collude with US
Attorney General Loretta Lynch last week during a discreet airplane
meeting, Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump alleged Sunday.
A lady parks her car far away from the grocery store entrance. A
concerned gentleman approaches her and advises her that there are
parking spots closer to the store and that if she moved her car, she
would not have to walk so far in the summer heat.Nigel Farage Steps Down As UKIP Leader, Adding To Post-Brexit Political Turmoil
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by Isabelle Z., Natural News:
A cancer diagnosis can be devastating, and the prospect of chemotherapy
can be extremely off-putting to those who are concerned about its
ravaging effects on the body and its questionable efficacy. Some people
are taking their health into their own hands, and stories abound of
people who have found success with natural treatments.
After undergoing surgery for colon cancer, Ann Cameron declined chemotherapy. When the cancer subsequently spread to her lungs, her doctor said her life expectancy was just two or three years, and once again recommended chemotherapy to help extend her life just a bit. A reluctant Cameron took it upon herself to research alternative treatments in the hopes of avoiding chemotherapy.
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A cancer diagnosis can be devastating, and the prospect of chemotherapy
can be extremely off-putting to those who are concerned about its
ravaging effects on the body and its questionable efficacy. Some people
are taking their health into their own hands, and stories abound of
people who have found success with natural treatments.After undergoing surgery for colon cancer, Ann Cameron declined chemotherapy. When the cancer subsequently spread to her lungs, her doctor said her life expectancy was just two or three years, and once again recommended chemotherapy to help extend her life just a bit. A reluctant Cameron took it upon herself to research alternative treatments in the hopes of avoiding chemotherapy.
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by Paul Craig Roberts, Paul Craig Roberts:
The Latest TSA Horror
“These people think they are God. They think they can do anything they want.”
A partially blind, partially deaf young woman returning home from treatment for a brain tumor was brutally smashed to the ground by goon tug TSA “security” while her mother, a nurse, was shoved away.
The good tugs responsible should get at least 30 years in a maximum security prison for assault with intent to kill. But nothing will happen to them. Their corrupt bosses always cover up for the psychopaths who occupy so many “security” and police positions from which they exercise unaccountable brutality over those of us forced to pay their salaries.
This is America today. We are forced to pay for our own brutilization by a criminal element that has taken refuge in “security” that “protects us.” We are in far more danger from the security forces allegedly protecting us than we are from terrorists. Indeed, the security forces are the terrorists.
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The Latest TSA Horror“These people think they are God. They think they can do anything they want.”
A partially blind, partially deaf young woman returning home from treatment for a brain tumor was brutally smashed to the ground by goon tug TSA “security” while her mother, a nurse, was shoved away.
The good tugs responsible should get at least 30 years in a maximum security prison for assault with intent to kill. But nothing will happen to them. Their corrupt bosses always cover up for the psychopaths who occupy so many “security” and police positions from which they exercise unaccountable brutality over those of us forced to pay their salaries.
This is America today. We are forced to pay for our own brutilization by a criminal element that has taken refuge in “security” that “protects us.” We are in far more danger from the security forces allegedly protecting us than we are from terrorists. Indeed, the security forces are the terrorists.
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by John Rubino, Dollar Collapse:
Pretend, for a minute, that your country responds to the bursting of a
credit bubble by borrowing unprecedented amounts of money and using it
to prop up banks and construction companies. This doesn’t work, so you
create record amounts of new money and push interest rates into negative
territory in an attempt to devalue your currency. But this — amazingly —
doesn’t work either. Your currency soars and the inflation you’d hoped
to generate never materializes.
Now what? Is there even anything left to try, or is it simply time to stand back and let the current system melt down? Those are the questions facing Japan, and the answers are not obvious. Here, for instance, is its inflation rate two years into the largest major-country money creation binge since Wiemar Germany:
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Pretend, for a minute, that your country responds to the bursting of a
credit bubble by borrowing unprecedented amounts of money and using it
to prop up banks and construction companies. This doesn’t work, so you
create record amounts of new money and push interest rates into negative
territory in an attempt to devalue your currency. But this — amazingly —
doesn’t work either. Your currency soars and the inflation you’d hoped
to generate never materializes.Now what? Is there even anything left to try, or is it simply time to stand back and let the current system melt down? Those are the questions facing Japan, and the answers are not obvious. Here, for instance, is its inflation rate two years into the largest major-country money creation binge since Wiemar Germany:
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from The Alex Jones Channel:
by Dave Hodges, The Common Sense Show:
DONALD TRUMP and HILLARY CLINTON are in a bar.
Donald leans over, and with a smile on his face, says,
“The media are really tearing you apart for ‘That Scandal’.”
Hillary: “You mean my lying about Benghazi?”
Trump: “No, the other one.”
Hillary: “You mean the massive voter fraud?”
Trump: “No, the other one.”
Hillary: “You mean the military not getting their votes
counted?”
Trump: “No, the other one.”
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DONALD TRUMP and HILLARY CLINTON are in a bar.Donald leans over, and with a smile on his face, says,
“The media are really tearing you apart for ‘That Scandal’.”
Hillary: “You mean my lying about Benghazi?”
Trump: “No, the other one.”
Hillary: “You mean the massive voter fraud?”
Trump: “No, the other one.”
Hillary: “You mean the military not getting their votes
counted?”
Trump: “No, the other one.”
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advising that soon, they may no longer be able to quote prices on large gold bar orders
by IWB, Investment Watch Blog:
This response is previously unheard of and indicates the increasing illiquidity in the large gold bar market due to a recent surge in HNW, UHNW and institutional (wealth managers, hedge funds, banks etc) demand across the world coupled with already robust central bank demand.
The increasingly illiquid physical gold market where supply cannot keep up with demand underlines the importance of owning physical bullion coins and bars – either in your possession or having direct legal title to your individual coins and bars. Bullion should be owned in your name or your company’s name and be stored directly in the safest vaults in the safest jurisdictions in the world – outside the financial, banking system.
http://www.goldcore.com/us/gold-blog/gold-lower-despite-panic-due-to-supply-issues-in-inter-bank-gold-market/
Bullion Banks Are Starting to Lose Control of Silver
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by IWB, Investment Watch Blog:
This response is previously unheard of and indicates the increasing illiquidity in the large gold bar market due to a recent surge in HNW, UHNW and institutional (wealth managers, hedge funds, banks etc) demand across the world coupled with already robust central bank demand.
The increasingly illiquid physical gold market where supply cannot keep up with demand underlines the importance of owning physical bullion coins and bars – either in your possession or having direct legal title to your individual coins and bars. Bullion should be owned in your name or your company’s name and be stored directly in the safest vaults in the safest jurisdictions in the world – outside the financial, banking system.
http://www.goldcore.com/us/gold-blog/gold-lower-despite-panic-due-to-supply-issues-in-inter-bank-gold-market/
Bullion Banks Are Starting to Lose Control of Silver
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from Breitbart:
When President Obama
travels to North Carolina and Europe this week, he will press an
argument that could define foreign policy in the last six months of his
presidency: that Americans and Europeans must not forsake their open,
interconnected societies for the nativism and nationalism preached by
Donald J. Trump or Britain’s Brexiteers.
When President Obama
travels to North Carolina and Europe this week, he will press an
argument that could define foreign policy in the last six months of his
presidency: that Americans and Europeans must not forsake their open,
interconnected societies for the nativism and nationalism preached by
Donald J. Trump or Britain’s Brexiteers.
Few
presidents have put more faith than Mr. Obama in the power of words to
persuade audiences to accept a complex idea, whether it is the morality
of a just war or the imperfect nature of American society. Yet
countering the anti-immigration and anti-free-trade slogans in this
election year will require all of his oratorical skills.
Mr. Obama road-tested his pitch over the last two weeks in two friendly venues: Silicon Valley and Canada. This week, he will take the case to North Carolina,
a swing state that has been hard hit by the forces of globalization,
and to a NATO meeting in Poland, where the alliance members will grapple with the effects of Britain’s vote to leave the European Union, known as Brexit.
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by J. D. Heyes, Natural News:
It
never ceases to amaze me that political leaders can be so reliant on
men and women with guns for protection, but so tone deaf and
authoritarian when it comes to allowing ordinary citizens the right to self-protection.
This may not be an issue for a majority of Americans, since, contrary to popular belief, most Americans don’t own even a single gun. But it should be, because there are larger issues at stake. Liberty, once gone, is historically difficult to get back, and the one constitutional amendment designed to ensure that Americans retain theirs, has been under repeated assault since Barack Obama became president.
In recent days the nation was shocked by a terrorist attack on a gay nightclub in Orlando, Fla., in which some 50 Americans were murdered and scores of others wounded. Rather than correctly point the finger at a radicalized version of a centuries-old religion as the underlying cause, Obama and Democrats in Congress and in legislatures across the country instead blamed the jihadi’s guns.
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It
never ceases to amaze me that political leaders can be so reliant on
men and women with guns for protection, but so tone deaf and
authoritarian when it comes to allowing ordinary citizens the right to self-protection.This may not be an issue for a majority of Americans, since, contrary to popular belief, most Americans don’t own even a single gun. But it should be, because there are larger issues at stake. Liberty, once gone, is historically difficult to get back, and the one constitutional amendment designed to ensure that Americans retain theirs, has been under repeated assault since Barack Obama became president.
In recent days the nation was shocked by a terrorist attack on a gay nightclub in Orlando, Fla., in which some 50 Americans were murdered and scores of others wounded. Rather than correctly point the finger at a radicalized version of a centuries-old religion as the underlying cause, Obama and Democrats in Congress and in legislatures across the country instead blamed the jihadi’s guns.
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by Josh Lederman, CNSnews:
President Barack Obama is backtracking on his warning that Britain
would go to the “back of the queue” for a U.S. trade deal, as he tries
to contain the fallout of the U.K.’s decision to leave the European
Union.
The shift in tone illustrates how Britain’s vote has abruptly scrambled Obama’s reality. Where the president had tried to encourage the U.K. not to rashly abandon the European bloc, he now must reassure Britain that its decision to do so won’t mean its demise. His priority of locking in trade deals before leaving office now becomes a distant second, behind the more urgent task of restoring confidence in the financial markets and in Europe’s future.
“The Obama administration — and a number of leaders in Europe as well — is trying to calm the waters. At this point, there are more questions than answers,” said Miriam Sapiro, Obama’s former acting trade representative and now an adviser at the strategy firm Finsbury.
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President Barack Obama is backtracking on his warning that Britain
would go to the “back of the queue” for a U.S. trade deal, as he tries
to contain the fallout of the U.K.’s decision to leave the European
Union.The shift in tone illustrates how Britain’s vote has abruptly scrambled Obama’s reality. Where the president had tried to encourage the U.K. not to rashly abandon the European bloc, he now must reassure Britain that its decision to do so won’t mean its demise. His priority of locking in trade deals before leaving office now becomes a distant second, behind the more urgent task of restoring confidence in the financial markets and in Europe’s future.
“The Obama administration — and a number of leaders in Europe as well — is trying to calm the waters. At this point, there are more questions than answers,” said Miriam Sapiro, Obama’s former acting trade representative and now an adviser at the strategy firm Finsbury.
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by Matt Agorist, Activist Post:
There is no question that the United States has been dangerously rattling the saber in Russia’s direction. From deploying battleships off their coast, to conducting record-breaking war games in the region, there is no doubt — the US is painting Russia as an enemy.
Now, however, we have even more glaring proof of the U.S. government’s intentions. Hacked private emails of the US general formerly in charge of NATO show a deliberate attempt to provoke conflict with Russia.
The emails, posted by the site DCLeaks, show correspondence between General Philip M. Breedlove, former head of the US European Command and supreme commander of NATO forces, with several establishment insiders concerning the situation in Ukraine following the February 2014 coup that ousted the elected government in favor of a US-backed regime, according to reports.
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There is no question that the United States has been dangerously rattling the saber in Russia’s direction. From deploying battleships off their coast, to conducting record-breaking war games in the region, there is no doubt — the US is painting Russia as an enemy.
Now, however, we have even more glaring proof of the U.S. government’s intentions. Hacked private emails of the US general formerly in charge of NATO show a deliberate attempt to provoke conflict with Russia.
The emails, posted by the site DCLeaks, show correspondence between General Philip M. Breedlove, former head of the US European Command and supreme commander of NATO forces, with several establishment insiders concerning the situation in Ukraine following the February 2014 coup that ousted the elected government in favor of a US-backed regime, according to reports.
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by Tony Cartalucci, New Eastern Outlook:
The United States, as part of its stated agenda of raising tensions in
the South China Sea to encourage cooperation across Southeast Asia with
the US in encircling and containing Beijing’s regional and global rise,
has included several high-profile naval and aviation incidents. However,
there is a legal battle lurking just behind these more spectacular
headlines, and once again the United Nations is being brought in and
undermined in the process.
The Associated Press in their article, “Beijing to ignore South China Sea ruling,” reported that:
China said on Saturday that it would ignore the decision of an international arbitration panel in a Philippine lawsuit against Beijing’s sweeping territorial claims in the South China Sea.
“To put it simply, the arbitration case actually has gone beyond the jurisdiction” of a UN arbitration panel, said Rear Adm Guan Youfei, director of the foreign affairs office of China’s National Defence Ministry.
The Philippines has filed a case in the United Nations under the UN Convention on Law of the Sea, questioning China’s territorial claim. An arbitration panel is expected to rule on the case soon. The Permanent Court of Arbitration ruled last year that it has jurisdiction over the case despite China’s rejection.
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The United States, as part of its stated agenda of raising tensions in
the South China Sea to encourage cooperation across Southeast Asia with
the US in encircling and containing Beijing’s regional and global rise,
has included several high-profile naval and aviation incidents. However,
there is a legal battle lurking just behind these more spectacular
headlines, and once again the United Nations is being brought in and
undermined in the process.The Associated Press in their article, “Beijing to ignore South China Sea ruling,” reported that:
China said on Saturday that it would ignore the decision of an international arbitration panel in a Philippine lawsuit against Beijing’s sweeping territorial claims in the South China Sea.
“To put it simply, the arbitration case actually has gone beyond the jurisdiction” of a UN arbitration panel, said Rear Adm Guan Youfei, director of the foreign affairs office of China’s National Defence Ministry.
The Philippines has filed a case in the United Nations under the UN Convention on Law of the Sea, questioning China’s territorial claim. An arbitration panel is expected to rule on the case soon. The Permanent Court of Arbitration ruled last year that it has jurisdiction over the case despite China’s rejection.
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