Will Trump Soon Nominate Another Supreme Court Justice?
Many Republicans concluded that Kavanaugh must be a good choice since the left hated him so much, but so far Kavanaugh has proven to be not very conservative at all.
26 November 2019
Larry C. Johnson: Here Is What the Horowitz Report Should Conclude
Steele met Deputy Assistant Secretary of State Kathleen Kavalec on Oct. 11, 2016, 10 days before the first warrant application was submitted, and admitted he was encouraged by a client, the Clinton campaign and the Democratic National Committee, to get his research out before the 2016 election on Nov. 8, signaling a possible political motivation.
25 November 2019
Solar Minimum Madness: Is Thanksgiving’s Winter Wonderland a Preview of the Bitterly Cold Winter to Come?
SCOTLAND is forecast the coldest winter for 10 years – with -13C lows, snow, ice and travel woes, with a weak sun and Arctic chills blamed.
25 November 2019
The Brennan Dossier: All About a Prime Mover of Russiagate
President Obama's role in U.S. intelligence is yet one more mystery. In both the final months of his presidency and in the period since, Obama has said very little publicly about the Russia investigation. But he attended various meetings with top officials about Trump-Russia theories. It’s not clear what he said, but their efforts ramped up in the months that followed.
25 November 2019
Appeals Court Reverses Ban on Christian School’s Pregame Prayer at Citrus Bowl
The controversy began in 2015 when FHSAA first forbade CCS from using the loudspeaker to pray ahead of a championship game against University Christian School, another Christian private school.
25 November 2019
A Week of Protests in Iran Leaves at Least One Hundred Dead
"Seems that Iranian authorities don’t want us to see how they are shooting unarmed protesters from rooftops of government buildings."
23 November 2019
Recession? The Risk Isn’t Gone
Longer-term, a deeper correction remains likely, particularly as we head into 2020. If economic and earnings data don’t begin to improve markedly, as currently expected by Wall Street, the current overvaluation of asset price is going to become more problematic to justify.
23 November 2019
Is Whitehall Planning to Replace Britain’s Native Population?
As I write Sir Mark Sedwill, Britain’s National Security Advisor and ex head of the Civil Service has said such fighters could be repatriated if proper measures could be set up to dealt with them. One suspects such measures will probably not involve trials. The courts will be too busy trying our own troops.
23 November 2019
Body Language Reader Offers Damning Analysis of Prince Andrew’s BBC Interview
"Just lying the entire time."
23 November 2019
Larry C. Johnson: Are the Coup Plotters against Trump Facing a Reckoning?
"Immediately after President Trump won election, opponents inaugurated what they called “The Resistance,” and they rallied around an explicit strategy of using every tool and maneuver available to sabotage the functioning of his Administration."
23 November 2019
Wayne Ramsay: Unjustified Psychiatric Commitment in the U.S.A.
"Loss of liberty based on the opinions of psychiatrists rather than on unlawful conduct by the accused has no place in a nation that claims to be governed by rule of law or claims to respect the rights of each individual."
23 November 2019
$250 Trillion in Global Debt: How Can That Be Paid Back?
"The answer is of course: It won’t be paid back. And since every debt is someone else’s asset, you can imagine what that ultimately means. A great many people are a lot less wealthy than they think. It is all phantom wealth that can disappear in an eyeblink."
23 November 2019
Ranked: The 20 Easiest Countries for Doing Business
If you live in New Zealand, for example, you can get a new enterprise up and running in half a day. If you live in Luxembourg or Argentina, however, it’s a different story─with the process sometimes taking over a year.
23 November 2019
Breaking: Tesla Flunks Armoured Glass Test during Live Launch
On 21 November, Musk launched the Tesla Cybertruck, an angular 'truck' that was supposed to be able to stand up to a metal ball being thrown at the window.
22 November 2019
Victor Bulmer-Thomas: While U.S. Empire Retreats, Global Corporations Grow in Strength
"The multinationals have become global, and for them the whole world is their oyster."
22 November 2019
Bill Blain: Saving the Oceans
There are estimated to be over 7-12 trillion pieces of plastic floating in the seven seas – 71% of the earth’s surface is now polluted with everything from tyres, bottles to micro-plastics.
22 November 2019
UKIP: The Mummy Returns
UKIP stalwart David Kurten is striving to unseat a Tory Remainer in his home town. A genuine conservative, Kurten has been a fly in Sadiq Khan’s ointment, courageously speaking up for Brexit and for traditional Christian values in the London Assembly.
22 November 2019
Jerome Powell’s Fantasy: The Economy Should Grow Faster Than Debt
While we do have the ability to choose our future path, taking action today would require more economic pain and sacrifice than elected politicians are willing to inflict upon their constituents. This is why throughout the entirety of history, every empire collapsed eventually collapsed under the weight of its own debt.
22 November 2019
Maryland Transit Police “Fare-Skipping” Sweeps Finally Ruled Unconstitutional
According to their own website the MTA police department's "strategic programs are designed to offer the utmost in protection" by conducting video surveillance of commuters and weekly fare-skipping sweeps.
22 November 2019
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Bill Blain: Will China Employ a ‘Million Flea Bite’ Strategy?
Rather than a shock, China can afford to play a longer game, sniping down the insurrectionists one-by-one – the million flea bites.
22 November 2019
Michael Snyder: The Red Horse Is “at the Edge of the Precipice” as China Threatens the U.S. with “Revenge” for Siding with the Hong Kong Protesters
"Needless to say, the Chinese are extremely angry about this new law, and the official newspaper of the ruling communist party is warning that the U.S. needs to “rein in the horse at the edge of the precipice” and that China will soon “take resolute revenge”…"
21 November 2019
Asia-Pacific, Central and Eastern Europe Excel in Economic Complexity Ranking
A low level of economic complexity isn’t necessarily a problem. Many countries with middle-to-low scores in the ranking have great standards of living and a high level of wealth. Countries like Canada, Norway, and Australia were all well down the list.
21 November 2019
Trump vs. Warren and the Fake Battle against the Elites
Warren's image as anti-establishment? It's as fake as Trump's image.
21 November 2019
Somewhere over the LGBT Rainbow…
The dogma of identity politics is based on a flawed belief that differences must be emphasised.
21 November 2019