Eric Peter’s Autos – by Eric

A guy who smokes meth can pull a week of 15 hour days. But come nextweek… .

That’s how artifical “incentives” work on the economy. On the macro level, it is the Boom – and Bust – business cycle, whose unnatural peaks and valleys are caused by manipulation of money and credit, which causes excessive and unwarranted “investment” that – inevitably – leads to a downturn (or even a crash) when the artificially induced supply is disproportionate to demand. The housing bubble of the early 2000s is an obvious example of this.   Continue reading “The Car Bubble … and Cash for Clunkers II?”

WeaponsMan

In a little-watched Sunday political infomercial announcing a rare openly-partisan line from a putative law enforcement agency, ATF Deputy Director Thomas Brandon told CBS News correspondent Richard Schlesinger that the agency demands more gun control laws, especially a confiscation-enabling gun registry.

The point of the show seemed to be that Brandon and the ATF, like Schlesinger and CBS, are campaigning for gun control and for pro-gun-control politicians this election year.   Continue reading “ATF: We Demand a 100% Registry”

Barnhardt

(Emphases mine.)

Ann,

I leave the Army for good in September of this year.  My chain of command has been shell shocked that I am going through with it.  Two years ago when I first came to grips with what was happening and resolved to no longer be a part of it, there was derision and even an officer telling me that voicing my opinions about the state of the US economy and its moral failings could be considered a violation of the UCMJ for conduct “prejudicial to good order and discipline.”
Continue reading “A Chilling Letter From an NCO Calling It Quits”

Zero Hedge – by Tyler Durden

The reason Ford stock is plunging this morning is not so much the company’s earnings miss, when the US auto giant reported Q2 EPS of $0.52, below the $0.60 expected, but because in some startling language, CEO Mark Fields laid out a very gloomy picture of the future.

As the company reported in its press release, it told investors to “expect another strong year of results, and Ford committed to full year guidance of company pretax profit and operating margin equal to or better than last year;however, company now sees risks challenging achieving guidance. Entire Ford team working to mitigate the risks.”   Continue reading “Ford Plunges After Warning “We Don’t See Growth”, Warns US Auto Industry “Has Plateaued””

Off the Grid News – by Daniel Jennings

Meat production should be taxed to save the environment and prevent global warming, a United Nations report is recommending.

Professor Maarten Hajer of Utrecht University in the Netherlands authored the report, released by the UN’s International Research Panel (IRP), which is comprised of 34 scientists and 30 governments   Continue reading “Tax Meat Until No One Eats It Anymore, Says UN Climate Change Report”

Free Thought Project – by Claire Bernish

A former Virginia police officer and U.S. Navy veteran, whose trial for murder begins this week, told a witness, “this is my second one,” after killing an unarmed 18-year-old black man in April 2015.

While unclear whether or not the jarring statement amounted to a boast, the camera on ex-Portsmouth Officer Stephen Rankin’s Taser recorded him saying this to a Walmart employee mere seconds after he fatally shot unarmed teen and alleged shoplifter William Chapman in the store’s parking lot in April 2015.   Continue reading ““This is My Second One” — Virginia Cop Caught Bragging About Killing Two Unarmed People”

MX22, December 3, 2009

An international Israeli conspiracy to kidnap children and harvest their organs is gathering momentum as another shocking story divulges Tel Aviv’s plot to import Ukrainian children and harvest their organs.

The story brings to light the fact that Israel has brought some 25,000 Ukrainian children into the occupied entity over the past two years in order to harvest their organs. It cites a Ukrainian man’s fruitless search for 15 children who had been adopted in Israel. The children had clearly been taken by Israeli medical centers, where they were used for ‘spare parts’.   Continue reading “25000 Ukrainian children organs havested in Israel”

Free Thought Project – by Matt Agorist

Blair County, PA — A man from central Pennsylvania was kidnapped by police and deprived of his rights for doing nothing more than hanging an American flag upside down on his own property. Joshua Brubaker has since settled a civil rights lawsuit against the city for more than $55,000.

The Altoona Mirror reports Friday that supervisors in Allegheny Township, Blair County, have approved letting their insurance company pay the money to Joshua Brubaker.   Continue reading “PA Man Arrested and Jailed for Flying a Flag Upside Down Gets $55,000”

Washington Examiner – by John Siciliano

Air conditioners and refrigerators pose as big a threat to “life on the planet” as the threat of terrorism, Secretary of State John Kerry said Friday.

Kerry was in Vienna negotiating a global climate deal to phase out chemicals used as refrigerants in basic household and commercial appliances such as air conditioning and refrigerators, called hydrofluorocarbons, or HFCs. The chemicals are a potent source of greenhouse gas emissions that many scientists blame for contributing to global warming.   Continue reading “Kerry: Refrigerator chemicals are just as bad as ISIS”

The Corbett Report – by James Corbett

The failed Turkish coup. The Nice attack. The RNC and DNC. There is no shortage of headline-grabbing news stories to keep you occupied during this summer of rage.

But while your attention is elsewhere, huge moves are afoot in the Asia-Pacific. Specifically, those moves are afoot in the South China Sea, where the Permanent Court of Arbitration handed down a long-awaited ruling last week in favor of the Philippines in their long-running dispute over territorial waters with China. The court, operating under the arbitration provisions of the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea, ruled that China does not have “historical rights” to the waters in question and that their reclamation activity in the area has already caused irreparable environmental damage and should stop immediately. China promptly rejected the ruling exactly as they said they would.   Continue reading “…Meanwhile, All Hell Has Broken Loose in the South China Sea”

Free Thought Project – by Matt Agorist

In the Land of the Free, cops can say they smelled marijuana and use that as an excuse to invade private property and hold innocent people hostage.

Alexandria, VA — As animosity toward police reaches a boiling point in America, cops and even police accountability activists continue to ignore the reason for the divide. People are tired of being harassed, extorted, kidnapped, caged, and killed for possessing or ingesting an arbitrary substance that makes them happy that happens to be deemed illegal by the state.   Continue reading “Cops Force Their Way into Home, Hold Family Hostage, Because Someone “Smelled Marijuana””

9 News

A train carriage “looked like a slaughterhouse” after a teenage refugee ran rampant with a hatchet and a knife in Germany overnight.

The 17-year-old was shot dead by police after leaving four passengers in a critical condition and many others injured or in shock.   Continue reading “Blood covers floor after ‘lone wolf’ train attack in Germany”

KOMO News

SEATTLE (KOMO)– When Davis Wahlman arrived at his Green Lake home on Monday night he noticed a couple of lights on inside that usually would be off.

“I don’t immediately freak out but I’m like ‘This is not ordinary,'” recalled Wahlman, who is an employee at KOMO News.   Continue reading “‘It’s just weird:’ Seattle man finds stranger living in his attic”

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CHARLOTTE, NC (Deon Roberts/The Charlotte Observer) –

Bank of America continues trimming its workforce, with recent cuts focusing on highly paid managerial positions, the Charlotte-based company disclosed Monday.

The bank eliminated 2,667 positions in the second quarter, the latest reductions as CEO Brian Moynihan remains focused on slashing expenses. Following the cuts, the bank has 210,516 employees, down by more than 6,100 from a year ago, the company announced in its second-quarter earnings report.   Continue reading “Bank of America cuts more than 2,600 jobs”

Forward – by Michael Bennett Cohn

Rav Ashi, the first editor of the Babylonian Talmud, once dreamed that he was having a conversation with Manasseh, a King of Judah who had died about a thousand years earlier.

Ashi asked: “Since thou art so wise, why didst thou worship idols?”

Manasseh replied, “Wert thou there, thou wouldst have caught up the skirt of thy garment and sped after me.”   Continue reading “The Secret Jewish History of Pokemon Go”

Alt-Market – by Brandon Smith

Under the surface of almost every sociopolitical and economic event in the world there burns an ever-raging, but often unseen, war. This war, for now, is fought with fiction and with truth, with journalistic combat and with quiet individual deeds. It is defined by two sides which could not be more philosophically or spiritually separate.

On one side is a pervasive network of corporate moguls and elites, banking entities, international financial consortiums, think tanks and political puppets. They work tirelessly to reshape public psychology and society as a whole into something they sometimes call the “New World Order;” a completely and scientifically centralized planet in which they control every aspect of government, trade, life and even moral compass. I often refer to them simply as the “Globalists,” which is how they at times refer to themselves.   Continue reading “The Reasons Why The Globalists Are Destined To Lose”

Prison Planet – by Paul Joseph Watson

Bernie Sanders – the “anti-Wall Street candidate” betrayed his entire support base by endorsing Hillary Clinton – the ultimate Wall Street insider.

Wall Street banks make up four of the top seven of Hillary’s all-time political donors. Hillary has received a total of over $6 million dollars from Wall Street institutions when super PAC money is included during her current presidential campaign.   Continue reading “These People With Bernie Sanders Tattoos Must be Feeling Pretty Stupid Right Now”

Mountain Guerrilla

I’ve held my tongue publicly, for a couple days, in the interest of not treading on the dead. As I’ve watched know-nothing news commentators, and politician police officials make statements that are demonstrably wrong on the nature of the attacks, however, I’ve decided to vent a little bit, in the interest of helping increase the survivability of my readers…Fair forewarning however, while I’m going to try and keep my language clean for this article—because I believe the message is important enough that I don’t want to run off those milquetoasts who are scared to read harsh language—those afraid to read the truth will probably still not want to read this. If you don’t like it, stop reading when your feelings get hurt…or man up and read what needs to be said.   Continue reading “Skull-Stomping Sacred Cows: Sun Tzu on Dallas, Cowardice, and Training”

Jon Rappoport

“Here’s your chance to take to the streets and protest for a cause you believe in. Many thousands will be at your side. When the violence hits, you can run, go crazy, and hopefully escape police batons, water cannons, and flying bullets…”

This isn’t one company looking for actors and extras to protest against Trump in the streets of Cleveland, during the Republican National Convention next week. This is much bigger.    Continue reading “Casting Call For Extras, Actors During Cleveland RNC Violence”