Police State

AT&T spies on customers for profit. How dare them?

Economy

IPhone sales drop for third quarter in a row causing Apple profits to fall 19 percent.

Six ways inflation makes us poorer.

Health Care

Yet another study finds mammograms do more harm than good.

Obamacare working as planned.

Tax and Spend

British university stole millions by claiming to perform global warming research it didn't really do.

Misc

Scientists discover the coronal flares drive sunspots, not vice-versa. This is predicted by EU theory.

Regulation

New York severely restricts homesharing.

Regulations restricting sharing economy show regulations are about protecting the status quo.

Police State

Electronic surveillance skyrockets 500 percent since 2011 around Washington D.C.

Local

Dayton and other Ohio cities at bottom of list of fastest growing cities.

Media

Ecuador is supposedly warming to the US, and that's why it cut Assange's internet connection. More.

"Assange has done more than any single figure to expose the machinations of governments worldwide to murder and plunder the rest of us: as the declared enemy of the powerful, he is their principal target – and it behooves those of us who defend liberty and transparency to rally around the banner of Wikileaks."

Silencing Assange won't stop Wikileaks.

Misc

Hexagonal clouds blamed for Bermuda Triangle disappearances. This fits EU theory.

Scientists surprised by multi-sun star system. This fits EU theory.

Banks

Western central banks including BIS keep selling gold to keep the price low while China, Russia and others buy it to replace the dollar.

"Obviously, the sellers had no physical gold to sell so they conveniently dumped all this gold in the paper market. It would have been totally impossible for them to do this trade in the real gold market which is only physical of course. Western Central banks have no physical gold of any quantity to sell. This is why they must fabricate paper gold out of thin air in order to dump it in the market. In total these banks officially have around 23,000 tons of gold. I doubt they even hold half that figure. The rest is likely to have been sold covertly."

Oops.

Foreign Policy

Head of CIA's major NGO, NED, calls for US to assassinate Putin.

Police State

Thank whistleblower for revealing NSA collected everything instead of targeting terrorists.

Similar to the Boston Marathon bombing, the FBI had ties to the New York, New Jersey claimed bombers.

Clinton campaign chief Poedesta accuses of laundering Russian mafia money through Clinton Foundation.

Attacks on internet getting bigger and nastier.

Environment

The myth environmentalists exploit to steal our money allowed banning HFCs.

"When the planet or children’s future are threatened In fact, the Montreal Protocol only appeared to succeed. This is because they applied the major distorting assumption of most environmental disaster claims. A natural change occurs and it is exploited as an unnatural change. Most people think that all change is gradual over long periods of time and variation in nature is almost non-existent. From this, it appears logical to claim that any change is unnatural and caused by humans. The ozone, like all other natural variables, varies considerably over short time periods."

Right.

Victims of South Australian blackout to sue wind farm.

Politics

Jimmy Carter identifies US rule by oligarchy at the top of the deep state.

Good for Trump for making an issue of institutionalized voter fraud.

The long history of rigged US elections.

Local

Following Dayton's lead, Centerville pushes income tax hike.

War

The American people don't hate peace. Our rulers hate peace because they profit from war, and they have successfully brainwashed the American people to trust them, at least for a while. Great quote explains:

"A populace deprived of the ability to separate lies from truth, is no longer capable of sustaining a free society."

That's America's problem.

Pentagon demands enlistment bonuses from ten years ago be paid back with interest and penalties.

Police State

Google drops ban on tracking individuals.

Local

Liberty Center is a game-changer for Butler County during the bubble.

Regulation

Sex scandal at FCC.

Foreign Policy

Philippines spurns US.

Environment

People are more afraid of clowns than global warming.

The first new US nuclear power plant in 20 years fires up.

Thanks to regulations, small engines today produce more pollutants.

Russians predict new ice age from solar magnetic cooling.

Banks

China's monetary strategy is to move away from the dollar.

Politics

Hack attack feared to target election.

Wikileaks supporters blamed for hack.

Clinton and Democrats have used bird-dogging to create violence and chaos at Trump and Republican events.

Tax and Spend

Student loan debt reaches $1.3 trillion. Not long ago it hit $1 trillion.

Politics

Claim Clinton's VP Tim Kaine is an Obama plant, but we also know Clinton had him replaced with Debbie Wasserman Schultz as DNC chair.

Police State

Cops will not only kill you for committing any crime, they will kill you for obey the law too.

FBI corruption siding with Clinton.

Police shootings are not a racial issue, but making it a racial issue benefits rulers and allows it to continue and grow.

Economy

Deutsche Bank is in deep trouble, and we should care.

"However, we should keep in mind that this is potentially a very dangerous situation that could dwarf the Lehman debacle and send world markets into a tailspin. That said, however, we have just seen a turnaround on stupendous record volume in DB stock on Friday, which suggests that the crisis is set to ease at least over the short to medium-term, and if so world markets could rally. Mrs. Merkel and the German government have been caught in a dilemma over DB – after lecturing Greece and other southern European governments about the virtues of propriety for ages they can’t very well wade in and rescue Deutsche Bank, so it looks like the bailout will have to come from an international consortium of banks, via the simple expedient of printing up another few trillion, which gets more habitual the more times you do it, and there’s always the fallback position of a coordinated international bail-in, although for obvious reasons they are unlikely to resort to this until they have implemented the cashless society."

It's going to go. It may already be bankrupt.

War

Russia sends fleet to finish war in Syria before US election.

Politics

Dem who organizes Trump agitators visited White House 342 times.

Betting pattern that predicted Brexit while every other prediction was wrong predicts Trump victory.

Hillary's fixer tells all to National Enquirer. This may have more impact than the mainstream media want to admit.

Soros-connected company voting machines used in 16 states.

Police State

FBI blocked release of Orlando shooter's 911 transcripts to keep his motivation secret.

Regulation

Regulation protects established firms.

Health Care

Here come huge Obamacare rate increases exactly as planned.

Education

CIA social media surveillance tool used by cops also used by schools.

Tax and Spend

New study of Mars lander Viking data says the same thing the old study says: life exists on Mars. It's more lucrative to appear to be looking for life than to know it's there.

China dumps more Treasuries to prop up yuan.

Environment

NOAA admits 16 month record hot streak ended September while NASA says it was a record too. But here comes la Nina.

NOAA keeps corrupting the past record in Texas to make it look like it's warming instead of cooling.

Politics

Big Ag shut down Michelle Obama's organic garden promotion.

The George Zimmerman lie launched Black Lives Matter.

Ecuador's government cut off internet access to Assange. The US must have threatened them.

"U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry had personally intervened to ask Ecuador to stop Assange from publishing documents about Clinton. Citing "multiple US sources," WikiLeaks said the request was made on the sidelines of a visit by Kerry and Ecuadorean President Rafael Correa last month to Colombia to show their support for a peace deal with leftist rebels."

Threat.

Now Clinton's Secret Service agent has been exposed for doing IT work on Clinton's server and Clinton Foundation servers.

Foreign Policy

Why they keep trade deals secret.

Politics

Trump accusers exposed as women who chased him, not vice-versa. The hypocrisy of Democrats regarding sexual abuse is breathtaking.

I'm skeptical the FBI will revolt over Comey protecting Clinton. Lower level FBI agents expose corruption of higher-ups. It's more likely the rebels will be purged than the opposite.

Two-faced Clinton on environmentalism and energy.

Education

Socialism, not lack of funds, makes Detroit schools terrible.

War

Hypocrisy in the war on Muslims.

"The best way to help Afghans, Iraqis, Libyans and Syrians is to not kill them and destroy their countries, obviously."

Exactly.

Immigration

Immigration apocalypse in Paris.

"If it weren't for the somewhat working infrastructure, the scene might as well have been the setting of movie shooting - or a slum in Mogadishu. The streets are littered in garbage, the sidewalks are blocked with trash, junk and mattresses, thousands of African men claim the streets as their own - they sleep and live in tents like homeless people.
If no portable toilets are in reach, open urination and defecation are commonplace. Tens of thousands of homeless Illegal immigrants, undocumented or waiting for a decision of their asylum application, waste away trying to pass the time in the city. Although their prospects of being granted asylum as Africans are bleak, they're hoping for a decision that would grant them an apartment, welfare and make France their new home."

The same will happen here if allowed.

Federal Reserve

Even Drudge acknowledges low to negative interest rates benefit the ultra-rich, not the rest of us.

Tax and Spend

Despite record tax haul, deficit jumps.

Foreign Policy

Cyberwar is here as US plots cyberattack on Russia supposedly in response to Russian hacking of DNC.

Politics

Political corruption is the biggest fear of American voters, yet outrageously corrupt Clinton leads the race.

Funny how no woman has accused Trump of sexually assaulting them in the last 30 years. That won't matter.

I'm shocked at the hypocrisy of women's groups regarding Trump and serial rapist Clinton. Not really.

Millions of voter registrations, no doubt almost all Democrat, are fraudulent.

Threats shut down peaceful "Clown lives matter" walk. Ironic.

Media

Google, one of Clinton's biggest contributors, sets up phony fact check feature to benefit her.

Obama attacks free speech and freedom of the press.

I hope NFL ratings plunge spells doom for Napoleon Goodell, not traditional TV.

Economy

2016 has been terrible for tech layoffs, and 2017 will be worse.

Soros does bad to do well.

Regulation

Consumer protection used to justify regulations.

Environment

Obama plans tax credits for his green cronies. We should all be so connected.

Solar power gets 436 times more subsidies than coal.

Federal Reserve

Thanks to inflation and artificially low interest rates, savings rates are declining worldwide.

Health Care

Flu vaccine ineffective.

War

ISIS kills Kurds with drone IED.

Politics

Hillary Clinton's gutter-mouth.

Environment

Prediction that Arctic sea ice would melt away by Sept. 2016 was wrong.

Foreign Policy

While US and Russian relations deteriorate, Russia gets closer to Turkey.

Environment

RSS slips in stealth adjustment to historic temperatures to make it appear to be warming.

Politics

Trump calls for a special prosecutor to investigate Clinton's email scandal. We can only hope.

Clinton campaign officer and former Bill Clinton appointee admits rulers produce an unaware and compliant citizenry as a matter of policy.

Federal Reserve

The Fed can't even predict its own behavior.

Economy

Japanese consumers love deflation.

War

The Afghan war reaches 15 years long.

Police State

Liberty produces security, not coercive government.

"Put in a nutshell: the liberties designed almost a quarter-millennium ago by the Founding Fathers still turn out to be curiously well-aligned with the security of this country and the safety of Americans, while the government overreach of this era has proved to be anything but."

But even well-intentioned people still say if we put a cop on every corner, we could stamp out crime. It's not true.

Politics

It's Obama, government spy agencies, and Clinton versus Trump.

Government's war on blacks.

Spain has been unable to form a ruling coalition for ten months, and Spaniards love it.

Misc

Establishment scientists are beginning to realize commonality in myths comes from common experience like EU theorists claim.

Tax and Spend

Showing the corruption of socialized science, 80 percent of Chinese trials use falsified data.

Tax and Spend

Eric Peters is skeptical about sabotage claims for Elon Musk's rocket crash.

Economy

How many young adults live with their parents by country. The US is high on the list.

Misc

I always thought there must be a link between Jupiter's eleven year orbit and the sun's eleven year solar cycle. Maybe the Earth and Venus are also involved. This suggests the orbits of Earth, Venus and Jupiter, and the rest of the planets are determined by the current powering the sun.

Plasma balls being ejected by star could be planets being formed.

Politics

FBI agreed to destroy laptops - evidence - to hide Clinton's crimes.

Why democracy rewards bad people.

"One of the most widely accepted propositions among political economists is the following: Every monopoly is bad from the viewpoint of consumers. Monopoly is understood in its classical sense to be an exclusive privilege granted to a single producer of a commodity or service, i.e., as the absence of free entry into a particular line of production. In other words, only one agency, A, may produce a given good, x. Any such monopolist is bad for consumers because, shielded from potential new entrants into his area of production, the price of the monopolist's product x will be higher and the quality of x lower than otherwise.
This elementary truth has frequently been invoked as an argument in favor of democratic government as opposed to classical, monarchical or princely government. This is because under democracy entry into the governmental apparatus is free — anyone can become prime minister or president — whereas under monarchy it is restricted to the king and his heir.
However, this argument in favor of democracy is fatally flawed. Free entry is not always good. Free entry and competition in the production of goods is good, but free competition in the production of bads is not."

Yes.

Claim that Clinton was signaling Lester Holt during the first debate.

Emails show Clinton campaign coordinating with Soros.

Environment

Massive red sprite display over hurricane Mathew proves the electrical nature of hurricanes.

Socialism

Big data is becoming the world's central planner.

Police State

ICE convinced police to use license plate readers at guns shows.

Complaints against police drop 93 percent after cops adopt body cameras.

Police State

Great comic exposes government spying.

Sports

As I predicted, Napoleon Goodell has driven down NFL ratings. Oust him now, please.

War on Drugs

Philippine ruler using war on drugs as excuse to kill 33 people a day.

Tax and Spend

Obama has increased the debt by $9 trillion. That's nuts.

Politics

Non-citizens voting in Virginia.

Economy

Official unemployment rises.

War

Pat Buchanan all but calls the war in Syria immoral. He should have went all the way.

Environment

US taxpayers loose billions in Clinton-backed corrupt, global, green energy company.

Blackouts caused by wind farms in Australia we predicted. It really was wind farms.

Global warming causes cold winters. They can't lose.

Another way to attack modern society is to blame reservoirs for global warming.

EU ratifies Paris climate treaty.

Frauds predicted Arctic sea ice would melt by September 2016. The trend is Arctic sea ice is increasing.

Federal Reserve

Deutschbank refusing cash, blames IT outage.

Politics

Spaniards enjoy life without an elected government.

Health Care

Claims of an HIV cure will not be realized.

Politics

After making sure voting machines and the internet is easily hackable, Feds use that as an excuse to have DHS take over elections.

Forgotten men revolt against leftists in Europe.

Tax and Spend

Sabotage suspected in destruction of Space X rocket.

Health Care

Because of the popular uprising, Feds bust Mylan for scamming Medicaid on EpiPen prices.

Politics

Trump's mike was defective at the first debate.

Misc

Rosetta crashes onto comet 67P. The comet looks more like a desert canyon than a dirty snowball.

Local

Dayton murder count spikes.

Environment

Anti-coal policy produces blackouts in Australia. Wind farms cause outage.

Global warming frauds go to jail. Hopefully many follow.

Police State

Police systematically abuse confidential databases nationwide just as one would expect.

Regulation

Tech giants minus Apple unite to control AI. You can bet they'll buy and share patents to squeeze the market.

Local

Downtown bubble mistaken for renaissance.

Federal Reserve

Fed unabashedly in the tank for Clinton.

Health Care

Bayer taking over Monsanto is the worst of both Big Pharma and Big Ag.

Police State

Homicide rates spiked in 2015, but they're still historically low.

Education

Student loan scam killed ITT Tech.

Tax and Spend

Headline says NASA's Hubble definitively images water vapor erupting from Europa, but when you read the article, it says what "may be water." Great propaganda. It got me to read the article. It may be water, but let's not announce it before it's known. Whatever they're made of, these plumes are probably electrically generated like the ones on Saturn's moons.

Media

WABC pulls Michael Savage to protect Clinton.

War on Drugs

Feds ban herb because people use it instead of Big Pharma drugs.