'Useful' List Of False, Misleading, Clickbait-y, And/Or Satirical "Real News" Sources
Huffington Post Owner AOL Lays Off 5% Of Staff: 500 Workers Lose Their Jobs
As I’m asking myself when I’m going to return Natural News to its usual
format of covering health, nutrition and disease prevention, I’m struck
by the realization that the left wing media is now the single greatest
cause of psychological stress and mental illness in America. While
Hillary Clinton’s campaign slogan was “Stronger Together,” the
mainstream media has decided to pursue a campaign of division, sabotage
and hate. It is unacceptable. It must be stopped.Zero Hedge Targeted On Liberal Professor's List of "Fake News" Sources
by Dave Kranzler, Investment Research Dynamics:
Look in the dictionary under the term “hypocrisy” and there has to be a
picture of Elizabeth Warren. Her latest beaut is sending a letter to
Trump criticizing his transition team’s ties to Wall Street.
Yet, how come Obama never received the same type of letter from her? Obama’s entire cabinet from 2008 to now is riddled with Wall Streeters. By the way, Lizzie, when the AG and former AG have law practices built around keeping Wall Street out of jail, that is a “tie to Wall Street.” I guess it’s a matter of convenience to overlook the fact that both Treasury Secretaries are and were deeply tied to Wall Street.
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Look in the dictionary under the term “hypocrisy” and there has to be a
picture of Elizabeth Warren. Her latest beaut is sending a letter to
Trump criticizing his transition team’s ties to Wall Street.Yet, how come Obama never received the same type of letter from her? Obama’s entire cabinet from 2008 to now is riddled with Wall Streeters. By the way, Lizzie, when the AG and former AG have law practices built around keeping Wall Street out of jail, that is a “tie to Wall Street.” I guess it’s a matter of convenience to overlook the fact that both Treasury Secretaries are and were deeply tied to Wall Street.
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More Stagflationary Signals Emerge As Philly Fed Misses
Core CPI Remains Above Fed Mandated 2% For 12th Month As Cost Of Living Surges Most Since 2007
Housing Starts Smash Expectations, Soar By Most Since 1982 To Nine Year Highs
Initial Jobless Claims Collapse To Lowest In 43 Years - The US Economy Fell Into Recession Immediately After
Yellen Warns Of Excessive Risk-Taking In Testimony, Says Hike "Appropriate Soon", No Mention Of Election
Confusion Reigns Ahead Of Trump's Meeting With Japanese Prime Minister
Walmart Misses On Revenue, Comps; EPS Beats Thanks To Lower Tax Rate; Operating Income Slides
Carl Icahn Says Stock Rally May Be Overdone, Calls Trump A "Consensus Builder"
BOJ "Fires Warning At Bond Market" Sending Global Yields, Dollar Lower; All Eyes On Yellen
If you allow this to happen...You and all generations to come ...will all be dept SLAVES...
War On Cash Intensifies: Citibank To Stop Accepting Cash At Some Branches
from The Daily Bell:
India gold import ban rumored … The Indian Bullion and Jewellers
Association has warned members of a potential gold import ban … The
association told Indian media the move could come by March 31 as part of
the government’s ‘black money’ crackdown. –Mining Journal
Prime minister Narendra Modi recently decided to confiscate the cash of hundreds of millions of Indians, and now he may forbid Indians from importing gold.
This would have an immediate effect on gold supplies as India, despite the affinity of citizens for gold and silver, has very little in the way of domestic mining.
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India gold import ban rumored … The Indian Bullion and Jewellers
Association has warned members of a potential gold import ban … The
association told Indian media the move could come by March 31 as part of
the government’s ‘black money’ crackdown. –Mining JournalPrime minister Narendra Modi recently decided to confiscate the cash of hundreds of millions of Indians, and now he may forbid Indians from importing gold.
This would have an immediate effect on gold supplies as India, despite the affinity of citizens for gold and silver, has very little in the way of domestic mining.
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Saudis, China Dump Treasuries; Foreign Central Banks Liquidate A Record $375 Billion In US Paper
Trump's Election May Strain The Euro To The Breaking Point
Giddy Russians Seek To Rename Street After Donald Trump To "Make Our City Great Again"
Australia Snubs Obama, Dumps TPP, Opts For China-Sponsored Trade Deal
World Suffers From Trump Shell Shock - Here's What Will Happen Next
Illinois Pension Funding Ratio Sinks To 37.6% As Unfunded Liabilities Surge To $130 Billion
by Michael Snyder, The Economic Collapse Blog:
It would be a grave mistake to understate the amount of damage that has
been done to the U.S. economy over the past eight years. In this
article, I am going to share some economic numbers with you that are
extremely sobering. Anyone that takes a cold, hard, honest look at the
numbers should be able to see that our economy is in terrible shape.
Unfortunately, the way that we see things is often clouded by our
political views. Up until the election, Democrats were far more likely
then Republicans to believe that the economy was improving, but now that
is in the process of completely reversing. According to Gallup,
only 16 percent of Republicans believed that the economy was getting
better before the election, but that number has suddenly jumped to 49
percent after Trump’s election victory. And the percentage of Democrats
that believe that the economy is getting better fell from 61 percent to
46 percent after the election. Here are some additional details from Gallup…
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It would be a grave mistake to understate the amount of damage that has
been done to the U.S. economy over the past eight years. In this
article, I am going to share some economic numbers with you that are
extremely sobering. Anyone that takes a cold, hard, honest look at the
numbers should be able to see that our economy is in terrible shape.
Unfortunately, the way that we see things is often clouded by our
political views. Up until the election, Democrats were far more likely
then Republicans to believe that the economy was improving, but now that
is in the process of completely reversing. According to Gallup,
only 16 percent of Republicans believed that the economy was getting
better before the election, but that number has suddenly jumped to 49
percent after Trump’s election victory. And the percentage of Democrats
that believe that the economy is getting better fell from 61 percent to
46 percent after the election. Here are some additional details from Gallup…Read More
The only thing standing between the American people and another
apocalyptic financial collapse among by the biggest banks on Wall Street
is the Federal Reserve’s stress tests and capital requirements. After
Wall Street laid waste to the U.S. housing market and economy from 2008
through 2010, while propping itself back up with a feeding tube from the
taxpayers’ pocketbook, the Obama administration passed the Dodd-Frank
financial reform legislation in 2010. It wasn’t so much legislation as
it was an illusory 2300 pages of rules that might someday get
implemented in a meaningful way if President Obama appointed tough cops
to his financial regulatory bodies – which he decidedly did not do.Read More
by Wolf Richter, Wolf Street:
It’s the banks they’re worried about.
Warnings about the loans, bonds, and commercial-mortgage-backed securities (CMBS) tied to the vast $11-trillion commercial property sector in the US have been hailing down for months. Moody’s Investor Services just warned about the rising delinquency rate of some $360 billion in CMBS it rates. Delinquencies of 60+ days jumped from 4.6% last year to 5.6% in September.
Fitch Ratings has been fretting about valuations in the sector, and CMBS, for months. “Valuation and lending trends are not sustainable in the medium term,” it said most recently in its November report. It pinpointed debt backed by apartment buildings as a particular trouble spot. But now it’s also fretting about construction loans, which “experienced the highest loss severity in the last crisis, and we expect a similar trend in the next downturn,” it said.
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It’s the banks they’re worried about.Warnings about the loans, bonds, and commercial-mortgage-backed securities (CMBS) tied to the vast $11-trillion commercial property sector in the US have been hailing down for months. Moody’s Investor Services just warned about the rising delinquency rate of some $360 billion in CMBS it rates. Delinquencies of 60+ days jumped from 4.6% last year to 5.6% in September.
Fitch Ratings has been fretting about valuations in the sector, and CMBS, for months. “Valuation and lending trends are not sustainable in the medium term,” it said most recently in its November report. It pinpointed debt backed by apartment buildings as a particular trouble spot. But now it’s also fretting about construction loans, which “experienced the highest loss severity in the last crisis, and we expect a similar trend in the next downturn,” it said.
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STANDING FOR GOLD RISES TO OVER 5 TONNES FOR NOVEMBER/OFFSHORE YUAN
CRASHES AGAIN TO OVER 6.855/SAUDI ARABIA WARNS TRUMP NOT TO BLOCK SAUDI
IMPORTS OF OIL/GEORGE SOROS BACK INTO THE GOLD BUSINESS AS HE DOUBLES
HIS STAKE IN BARRICK GOLD
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.
Read More @ Harveyorganblog.com
from Sputnik:
US President-elect Donald Trump should not consider former George W.
Bush diplomat and neoconservative John Bolton to be secretary of state
because he has a hawkish record that includes supporting the invasion of
Iraq and calling for all-out war in Syria despite Russia’s presence
there, US Senator Rand Paul said on Tuesday.
The fact that Russia has had a base in Syria for 50 years, Paul continued, has not deterred Bolton from calling for an “all out, no holds barred” war in Syria, not to mention the fact he backed the US invasion of Iraq in 2003.
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US President-elect Donald Trump should not consider former George W.
Bush diplomat and neoconservative John Bolton to be secretary of state
because he has a hawkish record that includes supporting the invasion of
Iraq and calling for all-out war in Syria despite Russia’s presence
there, US Senator Rand Paul said on Tuesday.The fact that Russia has had a base in Syria for 50 years, Paul continued, has not deterred Bolton from calling for an “all out, no holds barred” war in Syria, not to mention the fact he backed the US invasion of Iraq in 2003.
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from Underground Reporter:
No longer able to sit on the sidelines
and remain silent about the battle raging in North Dakota over
Indigenous rights to clean water and sacred land, Democratic
presidential nominee Hillary Clinton released a statement on Thursday about the Dakota Access Pipeline (DAPL) fight—and it says “literally nothing.”
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No longer able to sit on the sidelines
and remain silent about the battle raging in North Dakota over
Indigenous rights to clean water and sacred land, Democratic
presidential nominee Hillary Clinton released a statement on Thursday about the Dakota Access Pipeline (DAPL) fight—and it says “literally nothing.”Read More-
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