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Many believe burglaries are crimes that occur out of desperation, but this isn’t always the case. In fact, the motivation that drives many criminals is simply opportunity. Such is the case for why home break-ins occur around Christmas time while homeowners are away at work. All a criminal needs to do is make a quick entry, grab all the gifts perfectly surrounded by a Christmas tree and they are out the door faster than you can blink. Here are some facts to gain a better perspective on what you are facing:
According to the U.S. Department of Justice, every 15 seconds a home in America is burglarized and the homeowner typically suffers a loss of nearly $2,000 in stolen goods or property damage.
Most burglaries take place between 10:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m.
The majority of break-ins are committed by burglars who live nearby.
Burglars tend to avoid homes with security systems.
Most criminals can burglarize a home in less than ten minutes.
Almost 30% of burglars enter a home through an unlocked door or window.
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by Daisy Luther, The Sleuth Journal:
The media has valiantly attempted to censor Trump, any of his supporters, and anyone who disagrees with their leftist take on the world. So, in response, the President-Elect of the United States was forced to take into his own hands and started an official YouTube channel to make certain that his message isn’t tampered with, edited, or otherwise misconstrued by the mainstream media. What a sad statement that is, considering that the MSM has the audacity to call the independent media “fake news.”
Below, Donald Trump gives an update on his transition thus far.
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The media has valiantly attempted to censor Trump, any of his supporters, and anyone who disagrees with their leftist take on the world. So, in response, the President-Elect of the United States was forced to take into his own hands and started an official YouTube channel to make certain that his message isn’t tampered with, edited, or otherwise misconstrued by the mainstream media. What a sad statement that is, considering that the MSM has the audacity to call the independent media “fake news.”
Below, Donald Trump gives an update on his transition thus far.
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by Brian Maher, DailyReckoning:
Yesterday, we reckoned about the return of the “money multiplier” to the economic stage.
Today, we announce the pending return of another creature of finance, dormant for decades… dead, but not buried. The latest rumors place the beast in the vicinity of New York’s Columbus Circle, hoofing for Trump Tower.
This goblin is called the bond vigilante…
Economist Ed Yardeni coined the term in 1983. Inflation had us all by the ear in the late ’70s and early ’80s. Inflation gnaws away at the value of bonds, and no bondholder wants to see inflation reduce his investment to sawdust. So the vigilantes delivered central banks this ransom note: Pay us or we sell. And enjoy borrowing money at cutthroat rates — your throat.
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Yesterday, we reckoned about the return of the “money multiplier” to the economic stage.
Today, we announce the pending return of another creature of finance, dormant for decades… dead, but not buried. The latest rumors place the beast in the vicinity of New York’s Columbus Circle, hoofing for Trump Tower.
This goblin is called the bond vigilante…
Economist Ed Yardeni coined the term in 1983. Inflation had us all by the ear in the late ’70s and early ’80s. Inflation gnaws away at the value of bonds, and no bondholder wants to see inflation reduce his investment to sawdust. So the vigilantes delivered central banks this ransom note: Pay us or we sell. And enjoy borrowing money at cutthroat rates — your throat.
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by Tim Brown, Freedom OutPost:
Democratic National Committee staffer Seth Rich, who was in charge of voter expansion data, was murdered in August of this year. Even though no suspects have been determined yet, reports are coming forward that there may be surveillance video, as well as private video of what took place.
Jack Burkman, host of the radio show Behind the Curtain with Jack Burkman, appeared on Newsmax TV and said there was surveillance video which apparently shows legs of at least two possible suspects. He added that in canvasing the neighborhood, it appears that someone may also have private video evidence of the murder.
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Democratic National Committee staffer Seth Rich, who was in charge of voter expansion data, was murdered in August of this year. Even though no suspects have been determined yet, reports are coming forward that there may be surveillance video, as well as private video of what took place.
Jack Burkman, host of the radio show Behind the Curtain with Jack Burkman, appeared on Newsmax TV and said there was surveillance video which apparently shows legs of at least two possible suspects. He added that in canvasing the neighborhood, it appears that someone may also have private video evidence of the murder.
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by Pater Tenebrarum, Acting Man:
When Money Dies
In part-I of the dispatch we talked about what happened during the first two days after Indian Prime Minister, Narendra Modi banned Rs 500 and Rs 1000 banknotes, comprising of 88% of the monetary value of cash in circulation. In part-II, we talked about the scenes, chaos, desperation, and massive loss of productive capacity that this ban had led to over the next few days.
Indian prime minister Narendra Modi – another finger-wagger, as can be seen in this photograph. Beware finger-wagging politicians, as we always point out. Modi now plans to impose income tax penalties on large bank deposits; the State’s rapaciousness knows no bounds and evidently the mere possession of some arbitrary amount of money considered “too large” now means one is deemed a criminal a priori in India. It goes without saying that the concept of property rights is alien to Modi. [PT]
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When Money Dies
In part-I of the dispatch we talked about what happened during the first two days after Indian Prime Minister, Narendra Modi banned Rs 500 and Rs 1000 banknotes, comprising of 88% of the monetary value of cash in circulation. In part-II, we talked about the scenes, chaos, desperation, and massive loss of productive capacity that this ban had led to over the next few days.
Indian prime minister Narendra Modi – another finger-wagger, as can be seen in this photograph. Beware finger-wagging politicians, as we always point out. Modi now plans to impose income tax penalties on large bank deposits; the State’s rapaciousness knows no bounds and evidently the mere possession of some arbitrary amount of money considered “too large” now means one is deemed a criminal a priori in India. It goes without saying that the concept of property rights is alien to Modi. [PT]
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I Hope my sister is Fired from the Dept of Education...She's a completely brainwashed Sheeplez...
from The Next News Network:
by Dave Hodges, The Common Sense Show:
The Politico/Morning Consult poll released on Monday showed that 46 percent of Americans had a very favorable view of Trump, a 9-point rise since the election.
Despite the significant increase, still 12% of the respondents had somewhat unfavorable view of the Republican leader, while 34 percent had a very unfavorable opinion. But these negative feelings are dissipating quickly on Wall Street where Donald Trump is beginning to look like the savior of the American world of investments and corporate profits.
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The Politico/Morning Consult poll released on Monday showed that 46 percent of Americans had a very favorable view of Trump, a 9-point rise since the election.
Despite the significant increase, still 12% of the respondents had somewhat unfavorable view of the Republican leader, while 34 percent had a very unfavorable opinion. But these negative feelings are dissipating quickly on Wall Street where Donald Trump is beginning to look like the savior of the American world of investments and corporate profits.
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from The Daily Sheeple:
Former Deputy Assistant Secretary of State under Henry Kissinger, Steve Pieczenik has a long history as an expert in psychological warfare and was a diplomat to Soviet Russia helping to instigate the collapse of the megalithic communist state in 1991. In a recently released video he speaks on the role the American government played in manipulating Soviet culture and leadership to bring about a silent coup, or bloodless regime change, offering insight that is especially relevant in the present context of U.S. politics.
Pieczenik explains the effectiveness of soft strategies as tools for destabilizing the U.S.S.R., noting firstly how religion was used externally to bring about an internal rise in the Russian Orthodox religion to undermine the atheist regime in the Kremlin.
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Former Deputy Assistant Secretary of State under Henry Kissinger, Steve Pieczenik has a long history as an expert in psychological warfare and was a diplomat to Soviet Russia helping to instigate the collapse of the megalithic communist state in 1991. In a recently released video he speaks on the role the American government played in manipulating Soviet culture and leadership to bring about a silent coup, or bloodless regime change, offering insight that is especially relevant in the present context of U.S. politics.
Pieczenik explains the effectiveness of soft strategies as tools for destabilizing the U.S.S.R., noting firstly how religion was used externally to bring about an internal rise in the Russian Orthodox religion to undermine the atheist regime in the Kremlin.
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by Martin Armstrong, Armstrong Economics:
US dollars are soaring in premiums on the street. There is a serious risk that the government has shaken the confidence of the people to such a degree, that they trust the US dollar more than their own currency. Prime Minister Narendra Modi has come out an said the currency changeover could still take a few weeks and could lead to inconveniences, according to the magazine Brics. The Indian economy is a highly cash transacted economy far more so than the United States and Europe. The government has brought the economy to a virtually standstill. Food stores are close to closing because the customers have no money. Small and medium-sized enterprises have stopped functioning because the invoices are not paid for.
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US dollars are soaring in premiums on the street. There is a serious risk that the government has shaken the confidence of the people to such a degree, that they trust the US dollar more than their own currency. Prime Minister Narendra Modi has come out an said the currency changeover could still take a few weeks and could lead to inconveniences, according to the magazine Brics. The Indian economy is a highly cash transacted economy far more so than the United States and Europe. The government has brought the economy to a virtually standstill. Food stores are close to closing because the customers have no money. Small and medium-sized enterprises have stopped functioning because the invoices are not paid for.
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