Julian Assange: "Hillary Made The FBI Look Weak, And Now They're Out For Payback"
Child Trafficking RingDilbert Creator Explains "How To Unhypnotize A Hillary Clinton Supporter"
"This Quickly Escalates Into Open Warfare" – Why The Government Is Preparing For Post-Election Chaos
US 'Military' Hackers "Prepare The Battlefield": Breach Russia's Backbone Ahead Of Possible Election Disruption
Wikileaks Releases Part 31 Of Podesta Emails: Total Is Now 50,408
Crushing The $50 Trillion Sideline Cash Conundrum
Market Indicator Gives Trump An 86% Chance Of Winning The Election
...And The Dominoes Fall
A few years back, when William D. Cohan was writing for Bloomberg News,
one could reliably count on him to hold Wall Street’s feet to the fire.
Now Cohan is writing for the New York Times and it feels like the Times
sent him for an in-house lobotomy or at least a crash course in
reoriented thinking.Consider Cohan’s article from yesterday in the Times, titled Why Washington Needs Wall Street. First Cohan piles on to the recent bashing of Senator Elizabeth Warren by Roger Lowenstein in the pages of the Times. Warren has led a meaningful, multi-year charge to expose the failed reforms and lapdog regulators overseeing Wall Street, which is hands-down the most corrupt industry in America and located in the same home town as the New York Times. (If you can’t clean up your own home town, what good are you?)
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by Paul Craig Roberts, Paul Craig Roberts:
The election was set up to be stolen from Trump. That was the purpose
of the polls rigged by overweighting Hillary supporters in the samples.
After weeks of hearing poll results that Hillary was in the lead, the
public would discount a theft claim. Electronic voting makes elections
easy to steal, and I have posted explanations by election fraud experts
of how it is done.
Clearly the Oligarchy does not want Donald Trump in the White House as they are unsure that they could control him, and Hillary is their agent.
With the reopening of the FBI investigation of Hillary and related scandals exploding all around her, election theft is not only more risky but also less likely to serve the Oligarchy’s own interests.
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The election was set up to be stolen from Trump. That was the purpose
of the polls rigged by overweighting Hillary supporters in the samples.
After weeks of hearing poll results that Hillary was in the lead, the
public would discount a theft claim. Electronic voting makes elections
easy to steal, and I have posted explanations by election fraud experts
of how it is done.Clearly the Oligarchy does not want Donald Trump in the White House as they are unsure that they could control him, and Hillary is their agent.
With the reopening of the FBI investigation of Hillary and related scandals exploding all around her, election theft is not only more risky but also less likely to serve the Oligarchy’s own interests.
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from RT:
Whistleblower Julian Assange has given one of his most incendiary interviews ever in a John Pilger Special, courtesy of Dartmouth Films, in which he summarizes what can be gleaned from the tens of thousands of Clinton emails released by WikiLeaks this year.
Whistleblower Julian Assange has given one of his most incendiary interviews ever in a John Pilger Special, courtesy of Dartmouth Films, in which he summarizes what can be gleaned from the tens of thousands of Clinton emails released by WikiLeaks this year.
by Jim Rickards, DailyReckoning:
The past few days have been a mix of the expected and unexpected. On
Wednesday afternoon, the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) of the
Federal Reserve voted to keep its target interest rate unchanged, but
also signaled that they will raise rates at the December FOMC meeting.
Both moves were entirely expected and in line with what I advised my readers weeks ago.
The Fed will raise rates in December — I’ve been saying that for a long time. Now market expectations have caught up and the coast is clear for the Fed actually to do so.
Some commentators have suggested that a surprise Trump victory in the Nov. 8 election might throw the Fed off its expected path, but it won’t.
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The past few days have been a mix of the expected and unexpected. On
Wednesday afternoon, the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) of the
Federal Reserve voted to keep its target interest rate unchanged, but
also signaled that they will raise rates at the December FOMC meeting.Both moves were entirely expected and in line with what I advised my readers weeks ago.
The Fed will raise rates in December — I’ve been saying that for a long time. Now market expectations have caught up and the coast is clear for the Fed actually to do so.
Some commentators have suggested that a surprise Trump victory in the Nov. 8 election might throw the Fed off its expected path, but it won’t.
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LABOUR
PARTICIPATION RATE LOSES OVER 425,000 AS THEY COMPLETELY DROP OUT OF
THE LABOUR POOL/CBS DISCLOSES NEW EMAILS ON WEINER’S COMPUTER NOT SEEN
BEFORE/NINE STRAIGHT DAYS OF DOW/NASDAQ LOSSES/GOLD RISES BUT
GOLD/SILVER SHARES FALL INDICATING A FALL IN PRECIOUS METAL PRICES ON
MONDAY.
from Harvey Organ:
It seems that Shanghai pricing is higher than the other two , (NY and
London). The spread has been occurring on a regular basis and thus I
expect to see arbitrage happening as investors buy the lower priced NY
gold and sell to China at the higher price. This should drain the comex.
Also why would mining companies hand in their gold to the comex and receive constantly lower prices. They would be open to lawsuits if they knowingly continue to supply the comex despite the fact that they could be receiving higher prices in Shanghai.
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from Harvey Organ:
It seems that Shanghai pricing is higher than the other two , (NY and
London). The spread has been occurring on a regular basis and thus I
expect to see arbitrage happening as investors buy the lower priced NY
gold and sell to China at the higher price. This should drain the comex.Also why would mining companies hand in their gold to the comex and receive constantly lower prices. They would be open to lawsuits if they knowingly continue to supply the comex despite the fact that they could be receiving higher prices in Shanghai.
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from Antonius Aquinas:
If Donald Trump can somehow defeat the Wicked Witch of Chappaqua
despite vote rigging, outlandish media bias, backstabbing by his own
party’s elites, and opposition of Wall Street, his victory may be the
most serious setback for The Establishment since, perhaps, the release
of Mel Gibson’s blockbuster movie, The Passion of the Christ.
Both Gibson and Trump faced seemingly impossible odds at the start of their quests and were viciously attacked and undermined by the usual Establishment suspects, yet, in Gibson’s case, he was able to beat the bastards at their own game producing one of the most accurate and authentic Christian movies ever made which garnered over a half billion dollars and numerous cinematic awards!
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If Donald Trump can somehow defeat the Wicked Witch of Chappaqua
despite vote rigging, outlandish media bias, backstabbing by his own
party’s elites, and opposition of Wall Street, his victory may be the
most serious setback for The Establishment since, perhaps, the release
of Mel Gibson’s blockbuster movie, The Passion of the Christ.Both Gibson and Trump faced seemingly impossible odds at the start of their quests and were viciously attacked and undermined by the usual Establishment suspects, yet, in Gibson’s case, he was able to beat the bastards at their own game producing one of the most accurate and authentic Christian movies ever made which garnered over a half billion dollars and numerous cinematic awards!
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from Steve Pieczenik:
The United States may experience a transition of power however this transition will not be abrupt, nor cataclysmic, nor unprecedented. As a matter of fact, in a republic such as ours power shifts quite often.
The United States may experience a transition of power however this transition will not be abrupt, nor cataclysmic, nor unprecedented. As a matter of fact, in a republic such as ours power shifts quite often.
by Brandon Turbeville, Activist Post:
As the floodwaters receded from Nichols, South Carolina and the
surrounding areas, many residents made the emotional journey home to
assess what little they had left, a good portion of those people
discovering that they had absolutely nothing. Having spent the last
several weeks in a shelter operated out of the National Guard Armory in
neighboring Mullins (some of those at the shelter are from Mullins
also), the shelter residents have been anxious to return home or, at the
very least, to return to a home at all.
After the cleanup had begun and the issue morphed into getting the victims out of the shelters, many people thought that the cavalry finally arrived when FEMA announced it was coming to town to “assess” the damages and the need of the community for aid. Unfortunately for those who don’t fully understand the nature of such organizations, FEMA has been anything but a cavalry.
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As the floodwaters receded from Nichols, South Carolina and the
surrounding areas, many residents made the emotional journey home to
assess what little they had left, a good portion of those people
discovering that they had absolutely nothing. Having spent the last
several weeks in a shelter operated out of the National Guard Armory in
neighboring Mullins (some of those at the shelter are from Mullins
also), the shelter residents have been anxious to return home or, at the
very least, to return to a home at all.After the cleanup had begun and the issue morphed into getting the victims out of the shelters, many people thought that the cavalry finally arrived when FEMA announced it was coming to town to “assess” the damages and the need of the community for aid. Unfortunately for those who don’t fully understand the nature of such organizations, FEMA has been anything but a cavalry.
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by Brandon Turbeville, Activist Post:
As the floodwaters receded from Nichols, South Carolina and the
surrounding areas, many residents made the emotional journey home to
assess what little they had left, a good portion of those people
discovering that they had absolutely nothing. Having spent the last
several weeks in a shelter operated out of the National Guard Armory in
neighboring Mullins (some of those at the shelter are from Mullins
also), the shelter residents have been anxious to return home or, at the
very least, to return to a home at all.
After the cleanup had begun and the issue morphed into getting the victims out of the shelters, many people thought that the cavalry finally arrived when FEMA announced it was coming to town to “assess” the damages and the need of the community for aid. Unfortunately for those who don’t fully understand the nature of such organizations, FEMA has been anything but a cavalry.
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As the floodwaters receded from Nichols, South Carolina and the
surrounding areas, many residents made the emotional journey home to
assess what little they had left, a good portion of those people
discovering that they had absolutely nothing. Having spent the last
several weeks in a shelter operated out of the National Guard Armory in
neighboring Mullins (some of those at the shelter are from Mullins
also), the shelter residents have been anxious to return home or, at the
very least, to return to a home at all.After the cleanup had begun and the issue morphed into getting the victims out of the shelters, many people thought that the cavalry finally arrived when FEMA announced it was coming to town to “assess” the damages and the need of the community for aid. Unfortunately for those who don’t fully understand the nature of such organizations, FEMA has been anything but a cavalry.
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by Christina Sarich, Underground Reporter:
Nestlé, the food corporation known for illegally contributing more than $1.75 million
to the Grocery Manufacturer’s Association slush fund meant to prevent
labeling of food containing genetically modified (GM, GMO) ingredients,
has decided to go organic. The company announced this week that they
plan to grow their own line of non-GMO products in response to consumer
demand.
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Nestlé, the food corporation known for illegally contributing more than $1.75 million
to the Grocery Manufacturer’s Association slush fund meant to prevent
labeling of food containing genetically modified (GM, GMO) ingredients,
has decided to go organic. The company announced this week that they
plan to grow their own line of non-GMO products in response to consumer
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