The Guardian – by Ruth Quinn

The tomb of Karl Marx in Highgate cemetery in London has been vandalised for the second time in the space of a month.

The words “doctrine of hate” and “architect of genocide” were found daubed in red paint across the Grade I-listed monument in the north London graveyard on Saturday.   Continue reading “Karl Marx’s London memorial vandalised for second time”

The Great Recession

Bears, like myself, picked the meat off market bulls throughout 2018. We scoffed at the start of the year when bulls concocted a narrative that said bears would starve because 2018 was going to be the year of “global synchronize growth.” We bears bawled that this was euphoric nonsense.

Global economies fell off a cliff as soon as the bulls’ narrative took hold, and all economies continued to falter for the entire year. The US was the only major economy to get a significant boost, due to absolutely massive tax cuts, which piddled away after two quarters (fourth quarter now estimated at 1.5%).   Continue reading “The Bears Have it Right: Economy went Polar Opposite of Bullish Predictions”

Free Thought Project – by Matt Agorist

New Castle, DE — As the Free Thought Project has reported numerous times, the only thing dangerous about marijuana is what happens when the police catch you with it. Marijuana will not kill you, but the police officers who find you with it just might. The violent arrest of a 16-year-old Delaware boy over the weekend proves this notion.

The boy, identified by his family as Roger Darnell Brown was outside talking with his friend on Saturday because he’d just gotten a brand new dirt bike and wanted to show it off. The boys weren’t breaking into cars or vandalizing the neighborhood of stealing things. They were just being boys hanging out.   Continue reading “Cops Smell Weed on 16yo Boy, So They Beat the Hell Out of Him”

WTAE 4 News

CASTLE SHANNON, Pa. — An 11-year-old boy wanted to share some warmth and earn a few bucks, but he ended up getting the cops called on him in Castle Shannon.

Andrew Donaldson, of Castle Shannon, is not new to the drink stand scene.

“A lot of times, I make over $50, and I do pretty good,” Andrew said.   Continue reading “Police called on boy selling hot chocolate in Castle Shannon”

Mint Press News – by Alexander Rubinstein and Max Blumenthal

A select group of national news “stakeholders” gathered at an undisclosed location for what was described as a “semi-secret” workshop somewhere in Canada on January 26. The meeting had been convened to determine how and to whom a “news industry bailout” of $645 million in Canadian government subsidies to private and supposedly independent media outlets would be disbursed. It was a striking event that signaled both the crisis of legitimacy faced by mainstream media and the desperate measures that are being proposed to answer it.   Continue reading “How One of America’s Premier Data Monarchs is Funding a Global Information War and Shaping the Media Landscape”

Reuters

NEW DELHI/SINGAPORE (Reuters) – Indian Oil Corp, the country’s top refiner, has signed its first annual deal to buy U.S. oil, paying about $1.5 billion for 60,000 barrels a day in the year to March 2020 to diversify its crude sources, its chairman said on Monday.

IOC is the first Indian state refiner to buy U.S. oil under an annual contract, in a deal that will also help boost trade between New Delhi and Washington.   Continue reading “Indian Oil signs first annual deal for U.S. oil”

Rense.com – by William Gheen, ALIPAC

President Trump lied to the nation today by  falsely claiming his administration stopped multiple illegal alien caravans,  when in truth, he let them into the USA. Speaking for 40 minutes, he never mentioning he just signed the dastardly and secretive budget bill which incentivizes illegal immigration and child trafficking.

Trump just signed into a law a bill that 99% of Americans know nothing about which contains Amnesty for millions of illegals, incentives for child trafficking, an expansion of Trump’s deadly catch and release policies, less detention space for illegals, reductions of interior immigration law enforcement, new buildings and buses to bring more illegals into the US, raising of legal immigration levels, a measly 1.3 billion for border fences, and severe restrictions on where border barriers can be built.    Continue reading “Trump Signs Amnesty Budget Bill For Millions Of Illegals Encourages Millions More To Flood Into The US And Is Caught Bald-Faced Lying About Caravans That He Let In”

USA Watchdog – by Greg Hunter

Former CIA Officer and whistleblower Kevin Shipp says the reason for all the crime and treason at the FBI and DOJ all boils down to one thing–the Clinton so-called “charity.” Shipp explains, “Hillary Clinton was running and is running a global financial criminal syndicate.  She was using these secret servers to conduct Clinton financial money laundering business.  The shocking thing about that is all the former directors of the CIA that have come out to support her, from Clapper to Brennan to Morell to Robert Gates supporting her being elected, knew about this criminal syndicate.  Continue reading “Clinton Charity Fraud Biggest Scandal in US History – Kevin Shipp”

Yahoo News

An 11-year-old student in Florida is facing charges after refusing to stand for the Pledge of Allegiance and creating a disturbance in the classroom, police said.

The boy was arrested for causing a disruption and refusing repeated instructions from school staff and law enforcement, Polk County Public Schools spokesperson Kyle Kennedy said in a statement. He was not arrested for refusing to participate in the pledge – even though students have the right to do so by Florida law and district policy.    Continue reading “Florida student faces misdemeanor charges after refusing to stand for Pledge of Allegiance”

The Organic Prepper – by Selco

I called this article moving around with purpose when SHTF with clear intention.

SHTF, especially early stages may be a good opportunity to acquire things through looting, scavenging, or whatever you may call it. However, it is also a good opportunity to end up dead. Continue reading “Selco: Moving Around (with Purpose) When the SHTF”

CAL Matters – by Dan Walters

Gavin Newsom will be the first Democrat in more than a century to succeed another Democrat as governor and the succession also marks a big generational transition in California politics.

A long-dominant geriatric quartet from the San Francisco Bay Area – Gov. Jerry Brown, Sens. Dianne Feinstein and Barbara Boxer and House Speaker Nancy Pelosi – has been slowly ceding power to younger political strivers.   Continue reading “Gavin Newsom’s keeping it all in the family”

Mr Mehra

January 23rd came very close to being one of the most terrifying days in American history when a U.S. military plane accidentally dropped two nuclear bombs not far from the country’s capital. The “accident” would have resulted to a loss of hundreds of thousand of lives if it weren’t for a rather spastic safety device.   Continue reading “The Day The U.S. Almost Bombed North Carolina with a Nuclear Weapon”

RT

Tel Aviv has decided to deduct some $138 million from the amount of taxes it collected on behalf of Palestine. It comes in retaliation to stipends the Palestinian Authority pays to families jailed over violent anti-Israeli crimes.

The move was announced by the Security Cabinet of Israel on Sunday, as it decided to put into effect a law, passed by the country’s parliament last July.   Continue reading “Israel to withhold $138mn from Palestinian taxes it collects, citing support of prisoners”

Anchorage Daily News – by Madeline McGee

Just before 3 p.m. on April 26, 1993, custodial workers cleaning a dormitory bathroom at the University of Alaska Fairbanks made a discovery that would shock the Fairbanks community and haunt the Alaska State Troopers for the next quarter century.

Sophie Sergie, a 20-year-old woman from the Yukon River village of Pitkas Point who had been on campus visiting a friend, was lying in a bathtub, dead. She had been sexually assaulted, stabbed multiple times and shot in the back of the head, according to the charging document in the case.

Continue reading “How genealogists helped track down the Maine man accused of killing Sophie Sergie nearly 26 years ago”