History has shifted, and we’re leaving the era of central bank convergence and entering the era of central bank divergence, i.e. open conflict. In the good old days circa 2009-2014, central banks acted in concert to flood the global banking…
Washington Free Beacon | Watch would alert police when past DUI offenders ‘indulge themselves in social drinking’.
Louder With Crowder | They can leave if they fear the content will be too ‘distressing’.
Charles Hugh-Smith | Welcome to a currency war in which victory depends on your perspective.
Daily Caller | Forth Worth Independent School District Superintendent Kent Scribner’s new policy allows transgender students to choose the bathroom that corresponds with the gender with which they identify.
Blogger says police sources told him knifeman’s real name was Rafik Youssef.
Breitbart | Kristol says he is being flooded with unsolicited support.
Reuters | German authorities are investigating 40 cases in which Islamic militants are suspected of having entered the country with the recent flood of refugees from the Middle East, the federal police said on Wednesday.
American Mirror | Hillary Clinton is putting David Copperfield to shame with her vanishing voter trick.
London Independent | A study of 258 burgers in the US finds unexpected additional – and lack of – ingredients.
Paul Joseph Watson | Blogger says police sources told him knifeman’s real name was Rafik Youssef.
Poll indicates Trump is closing in on Hillary in key swing states.
Steve Watson | Poll indicates Trump is closing in on Hillary in key swing states.
United Front Against Austerity | Tax Wall Street Party Morning Briefing | Wednesday, May 11, 2016 Polls Show Trump Highly Competitive with or Leading Hillary in Florida, Ohio, and Pennsylvania, Suggesting Bernie Has a Better Chance of Winning November Election and Should Be Democratic Nominee; “Donald Trump Is Not Going to Be President,” Says Bernie; […]
Donald Trump recently caused controversy by commenting that the federal government would never have to default on the national debt because the Fed can just print more money. Of course, since an increase in the money supply devalues the money, […]