Israel’s Netanyahu scraps talks with German minister over rights groups

Piers Corbyn, Brother Of Labour Leader Jeremy, Sums Up Politics In Incredible Exchange With Richie Allen

Soros-Linked Chobani Yogurt Sues Alex Jones, Infowars Amid Refugee Rape Fallout

Each year, Earth Day is accompanied by predictions of doom. Let’s take a look at past predictions to determine just how much confidence we can have in today’s environmentalists’ predictions. In 1970, when Earth Day was conceived, the late George Wald, a Nobel laureate biology professor at Harvard University, predicted, “Civilization will end within 15 or 30 years unless immediate action is taken against problems facing mankind.” Also in 1970, Paul Ehrlich, a Stanford University biologist and best-selling author of “The Population Bomb,” declared that the world’s population would soon outstrip food supplies. In an article for The Progressive, he … Continue reading →

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If you need some evidence that the echo-bubble in housing is global, take a look at this chart of Sweden’s housing bubble. A funny thing often occurs after a mania-fueled asset bubble pops: an echo-bubble inflates a few years later, as monetary authorities and all the institutions that depend on rising asset valuations go all-in to reflate the crushed asset class. Take a quick look at the Case-Shiller Home Price Index charts for San Francisco, Seattle, and Portland, OR. Each now exceeds its previous Housing Bubble #1 peak: Time to buy old US gold coins Is an asset bubble merely … Continue reading →

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Now that we see that Donald Trump is going to abandon the platform on which he won his election, and return the Republican Party to its establishmentarian—globalist, neo-conservative—ways, we are once again given proof of the fundamental loss of citizenship in this nation. The people, the supposed citizens—even those who vote—have no real influence over the candidates they put in office.  It is for certain that they elected Trump with the idea that he would keep us out of foreign wars, maybe even out of NATO and Japan,  that he would get rid of Obamacare (and no one said he … Continue reading →

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This book has absolutely changed my life. I received in on January 29 and by the time I had finished the first few pages, I decided that this was how I was eating from now on. Everything is explained in a way that makes sense and I became angry that I had been lied to my entire life about low calorie and low fat being the way to go. The first 3 weeks I lost 10 lbs. It’s now been about 6 months and I’ve lost 26 lbs with zero exercise. I have about 8 lbs to go so I … Continue reading →

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Donald Trump wants to cut the tax/confiscation rate.  Ok, but maybe it would be a good idea to look at the monetary and fiscal facts on the ground first, just to scope out how much wiggle room he has to play with. On August 15, 1971 the Nixon administration closed the gold window, removing the last restraint on government inflation of the paper money stock.  Currency plus checking-type accounts in the hands of the public (M1) increased from $226.5 billion to $3.5 trillion since 1971, an annual inflation rate of 6.1%.  Yippee, we are all rich now, right?  Since the … Continue reading →

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There remains one good thing to say about Donald Trump: he is not Hillary. The boneheaded cruise missile attack in Syria would have occurred even earlier under President Rodham Clinton and there would undoubtedly be no-fly and safe zones already in place. Oh, and Ukraine and Georgia would be negotiating their entries into NATO to make sure that old Vlad Putin would be put on notice and understand that the days of namby-pamby jaw-jaw-jaw that characterized the Obama Administration are now ancient history. Apart from that, I can only observe dumbstruck how yet again a candidate promising peace and dialogue … Continue reading →

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According to the news, the economy is in bad shape. See here. Look! Chain retailers going out of business! Malls closing! Whole shopping malls abandoned! Another chain retail giant bites the dust! The end is near! The shelves will be bare! Break out the sackcloth and ashes! Where will America find overpriced kitchen gadgets they’ll never use?! This is, quite simply, ridiculous. I’m probably going to get a lot of static about what I’m going to say because I’m not an “economist” (whatever that is) and I’m not an “expert”. But the truth is, the “experts” have been wrong time … Continue reading →

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For the French establishment, Sunday’s presidential election came close to a near-death experience. As the Duke of Wellington said of Waterloo, it was a “damn near-run thing.” Neither candidate of the two major parties that have ruled France since Charles De Gaulle even made it into the runoff, an astonishing repudiation of France’s national elite. Marine Le Pen of the National Front ran second with 21.5 percent of the vote. Emmanuel Macron of the new party En Marche! won 23.8 percent. Time to buy old US gold coins Macron is a heavy favorite on May 7. The Republicans’ Francois Fillon, … Continue reading →

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More than 750,000 pieces of dangerous debris are now orbiting Earth and threatening the future of spaceflight, the largest ever conference on space rubbish has heard. The European Space Agency (ESA) appealed to satellite operators and space agencies to clear up their retired crafts, many of which could impact launches, and are in danger of hitting the International Space Station. “Only about 60 percent of the satellites that should be disposed of at the end of their missions under current guidelines are, in fact, properly managed,”  Dr. Holger Krag, head of ESA’s debris office told the European Conference on Space Debris in … Continue reading →

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As the Trump Turns I have been thinking more on the turning of Trump.  I read and listen to those who boldly and loudly paint the best possible interpretation of his complete 180 degree U-turn on several major statements Trump made during the campaign: getting further involved in Syria, coming to agreement with China, etc. I won’t go through the reasons / excuses / multi-dimensional chess that only a grand master can comprehend.  Pick your own best possible interpretation: what good comes from a complete about-face?  People want to see leadership.  Think about your job – do you consider as … Continue reading →

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One of the realities of modern life is that government control over its citizens has become pervasive. Nowhere is that more true than in our right to travel internationally. Note that I expressed this as a right. That was not a typo. Article 13 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights states: “Everyone has the right to freedom of movement and residence within the borders of each state. Everyone has the right to leave any country, including his own, and to return to his country.” The US ratified the Universal Declaration of Human Rights in 1992. But long before then, … Continue reading →

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We are witnessing a historical reversal in France, where the ancient political spectrum is exploding into pieces as new fractures appear. Because of the intensive storm of media propaganda which has recently almost drowned the nation, the French can now perceive nothing more than the essential markers and cling to red lines which no longer exist. However, the facts are clear, and certain evolutions are predictable. After a very agitated electoral campaign, the French chose Emmanuel Macron and Marine Le Pen for the second round of the Presidential election. Already, almost all the losing candidates, with the exception of Jean-Luc … Continue reading →

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