(Eric Nanneman) President Joe Biden ran on a campaign that promised those making less than $400,000 per year would see no tax increases.
Economy
Just Two Investment Firms – Vanguard and Blackrock – Own Nearly the Entire Mainstream Media and Most of Big Pharma, Too
(S.D. Wells) The War is in full swing right now, make no mistake about it. We are in the trenches, defending our rights as natural health advocates, to not be jabbed with dangerous, highly experimental vaccines against our will. We are at a crux, and the psychological warfare “game,” should you lose it, has real consequences, including blood clotting and early death. Guess who owns the media and all the pandemic-panic messages you read and hear about? Two asset management firms. Just two. They own it all. All of MSM. All the fake news the sheeple obey, including the CDC’s Hitleresque propaganda.
Bitcoin, Russian TV, and Devaluing the Dollar
(Jon N. Hall) The confluence of the pandemic, gargantuan deficits, Democrat rule, and frenzied money creation by the Federal Reserve has gotten a lot of economic types and investors worried. There’s talk of inflation, hyperinflation, a stock market crash, and even the devaluation of the USD: i.e. the U.S. Dollar. I mydamnself thought the yogurt would finally hit the fan two years ago. That’s when the 10-year T-notes sold during our first trillion-dollar deficits (2009-2012) started coming due. But we’re still chugging along, so what do I know? Perhaps these gloom-and-doom sorts that one sees nowadays are alarmists or have something to sell.
Feeble Biden Spends Another Weekend at Delaware Basement Amid Calls For Him to Take Cognitive Test
(Cristina Laila) Joe Biden barely worked on Friday and left Washington DC to go hide in his Delaware basement for the weekend.
We Should Be Shocked By What Inflation Is Doing To Home Prices, Because We Have Never Seen This Before
(Michael Snyder) If you are shopping for a home right now, I really do feel sorry for you. Home prices in many areas of the country have officially crossed the line into “absurd” territory, and they just keep going higher. Thanks to wild spending by the federal government and the economic malpractice that has been happening at the Federal Reserve, we now have way too many dollars chasing way too few goods and services. Inflation is showing up in every sector of our economy, but it is not showing up equally in all sectors. One area where inflation threatens to spiral completely out of control is in home prices. Right now we are seeing the wildest bidding wars in U.S. history, and in many, many cases buyers end up paying way over listing price.
U.S. Government Compensation Payments for Deaths and Injuries due to Flu Shots Now Exceed $1 BILLION
(Wayne Rohde) Late last summer the National Vaccine Injury Compensation Program (NVICP) reached a milestone that no one should be proud of.
Economist Rips Up Paper Money On TV, Declares ‘He Who Has The Bitcoin Makes The Laws’
(Patrick Howley) Economist Max Keiser ripped up paper money on a CNBC broadcast and declared “He who has the bitcoin makes the laws” after a television media person warned him that ripping up paper money is allegedly illegal. Keiser is best known for his campaign to “Crash JP Morgan-Buy Silver,” which he broadcast on The Alex Jones Show. Alternative currency is under intense scrutiny, with fed Janet Yellen determined to try to shut down cryptocurrency.
Yellen Concedes Inflation Picking up, Could Reach 3 Percent
(John Solomon) Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen acknowledged Saturday that inflation was growing and could peak as high as 3 percent this year as the economy recovers from the pandemic, but she insisted there was no need for alarm.
Impending Price Explosion In Silver?
(We Love Trump) Almost every single day I am bringing you warnings that many experts believe silver is about to break 40 years (!!) of price suppression and explode in price! Over the last 40 years, almost everything in life has gotten more expensive….a LOT more expensive! 40 years ago, a very nice car was $30,000. We’re talking primo! Today?
Socialist E-Girl Shows Off her $2,000,000 New Furnished Apartment, ‘Tax The Rich Means Billionaires’ (WATCH)
(The Gateway Pundit) In a video posted to a YouTube account, a Twitch streamer famed for her social media postings supporting Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders and displaying “TAX THE RICH” apparel showed off her fully furnished $2,000,000 apartment.
US Mint Postpones Silver Coin Pre-orders amid Global Silver Shortage
(Virgilio Marin) The United States Mintdelayed pre-sales of its non-circulating silver coins amid a global silver shortage. In a statement on May 27, the bureau said that its supply of silver blanks is not able to keep up with the demand for its coins.
Biden’s Commerce Secretary: Cyberattacks on American Businesses Are Here to Stay and, if Anything, Will Intensify (VIDEO)
(Cristina Laila) Joe Biden’s message to criminals around the world: The US is too weak to stop cyberattacks so go ahead and hack our infrastructure.
The Abuse of Public Debt—and How It Sets the Stage for Economic Disaster
(Daniel Fernández Méndez) The 2020–21 recession has been devastating for the global economy. It has been ninety years since the global economy last suffered through a recession of this magnitude (in the Great Depression). Nonetheless, it seems that the social effects of the current recession have not yet come about. The reason for this disparity between cold macroeconomic data and popular sentiment can be found in the enormous public spending by practically all of the countries in the world.1
In Less Than Two Weeks, Millions of Americans Will Lose Unemployment Benefits
(John Titor) With at least 24 GOP-led states set to end federal unemployment assistance before they’re set to expire on Sept. 6, millions of Americans are going to need to dust off those resumes and start helping reduce the massive job shortage after being paid to stay home for over a year.
We Just Got Even More Proof Inflation is On the Rise
(Brad Polumbo) The most widely-used metric for price inflation hit a 12-year high in mid-May, showing that prices had risen 4.2 percent over a year. But some argued this was just a one-off outlier, not indicative of a broader trend or serious problem stemming from runaway government spending and money-printing.