Riley Waggaman The algorithm demands more efficient coffee! Roscosmos, which is a black budget Masonic scam just like NASA (it’s just a joke, relax—OR IS IT?), recently crashed a Shahed suicide drone into the Moon for science. Probably you read about it. But a far more exciting example of Progress … Read more...
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A series of articles published in JAMA Internal Medicine have taken on the question of whether cancer screening actually saves lives. A systematic review and meta-analysis involving more than 2 million patients showed that with the possible exception of colorectal cancer screening with sigmoidoscopy, the “current evidence does not substantiate … Read more...
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Philly Fed GDPplus Measure Sure Looks Like Recession Started In Q4 2022
Authored by Mike Shedlock via MishTalk.com,
The Philadelphia Fed GDPplus measure, a blend of GDP and GDI, is flashing a signal that recession has already started…
Data from Philadelphia Fed, chart by Mish
GDPplus is a measure of
Bonds, Stocks, Commodities, & Crypto Hit In ‘Hawkish’ August As Dollar Soared
August saw the landing narrative shift from ‘soft’ to ‘more aggressive’ as macro data serially disappointed as the month wore on – to make the biggest monthly decline since May 2022…
Source: Bloomberg
Of course tomorrow’s payrolls
From One Unapologetic Media Hoax To The Next
Authored by Victor Davis Hanson via American Greatness,
Joe Biden lied repeatedly when he claimed he knew nothing of his son Hunter’s influence-peddling businesses.
The President further prevaricated that he had no involvement in Hunter’s various shake down schemes.
Yet, the media
Banks’ Usage Of The Fed’s Emergency Facility Hits New Record High As Money-Market Fund Inflows Resume
After last week’s brief (and small) dip, US money-market funds saw inflows once again last week, adding $14.4BN to reach a new record high of $5.5TN…
Source: Bloomberg
Retail funds saw inflows for
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CIA operative Donald Rickard admitted to role in capture of African hero On August 5, 1962, Nelson Mandela was apprehended by South African authorities while driving with Cecil Williams, a white Communist theater director, from Durban to Johannesburg. At the time, Mandela, a leader of the military wing of the … Read more...
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“The very word ‘secrecy’ is repugnant in a free and open society; and we are as a people inherently and historically opposed to secret societies, to secret oaths and to secret proceedings.” — John F. […]
The post Secret Society Kingpins Influenced, Financed 20th Century Upheavals for the Benefit of … Read more...
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Anti War.com | August 28, 2023 Although Wagner leader Yevgeni Prigozhin had reportedly been banished to Belarus after his brief and spectacularly unsuccessful rebellion, he seemingly enjoyed a surprising freedom of movement. He apparently traveled […]
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Wolf Street | August 24, 2023 Today, Freddie Mac’s weekly measure of the average 30-year fixed mortgage rate hit a two-decade high of 7.23%. The next higher rate, 7.24%, occurred in June 2001. Beyond that […]
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The following is from Paul D. Thacker’s The DisInformation Chronicle. The Cochrane Library has remained a trusted source for clinicians and policy makers making critical healthcare decisions for 30 years. But now, faced with an ongoing crisis caused by multiple missteps, Cochrane editor-in-chief, Karla Soares-Weiser has hired the pricey consulting … Read more...
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Recently the armed forces of Ukraine have come under criticism from their Western military partners for carrying out operations in support of the ongoing counteroffensive in a manner which deviates from the operational theory of combined arms warfare.
Combined arms warfare integrates the capabilities inherent in separate combat arms (infantry, … Read more...
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From the Tom Woods Letter:
Over the weekend, two black men and one white woman were shot at a Dollar General in Jacksonville, Florida. The shooter, who was white, then took his own life.
Since it’s impossible for anyone to be normal anymore, the usual suspects immediately sought to … Read more...
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“We know our country has been temporarily taken over by domestic and foreign enemies, power hungry war criminals are calling the shots right now, but there are many heroes among us, but you didn’t think our military vets and those who refused the shots were just going to sit back … Read more...
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International Man: Anarcho-capitalist Javier Milei recently won Argentina’s presidential primary. He is now the undisputed front-runner in the upcoming elections.
The outcome took many by surprise. Milei is an outsider who bested the country’s two entrenched establishment parties.
How did this happen, and why should anyone outside of Argentina … Read more...
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Expanded BRICS Set To De-Dollarize The World, Control Global Energy Supply
Authored by Darren Taylor via The Epoch Times (emphasis ours),
“The expansion of BRICS has made it clear that the de-dollarization of the international finance system is inevitable.”
This view, from economist William Gumede—who’s also executive chairperson
AI Vs. Humans: Which Performs Certain Skills Better?
With ChatGPT’s explosive rise, AI has been making its presence felt for the masses, especially in traditional bastions of human capabilities – reading comprehension, speech recognition and image identification.
In fact, as Visual Capitalist’s Mark Belan and Pallavi Rao show in
Stagflation Could Endanger Any Rebound In Europe
By Sagarika Jaisinghani, Bloomberg Markets Live reporter and strategist
As European stocks nurse their first monthly decline in three, there’s one risk that could cast a shadow over prospects for a year-end rebound: stagflation.
While investors have cheered signs of slowing inflation
European Auto Sales Rose 17% In July, Marking 12th Consecutive Month Of Gains
European vehicle sales are going to be on watch heading into the back half of the week after automobile sales in Europe rose for the 12th consecutive month in July, Bloomberg reported this morning.
Germany, France and
