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You figure it out. Which will it be? Only time will tell!

HISTORY: Your Social Security Card

Just in case some of you young whippersnappers (& some older ones) didn’t know this. It’s easy to check out, if you don’t believe it. Be sure and show it to your family and friends. They need a little history … Continue reading

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The Central Bank Is Finishing What They Started in 1913

The Federal Reserve is actively trying to destroy the dollar, which was the plan when they started enslaving humanity in 1913. The goal has always been to own the world through the debt-based monetary system. Now that the central bankers … Continue reading

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The War on Landlords Has Begun

“If iss FREE, it muss be fo’ ME!” The idea of abolishing rent isn’t new, but it has never really been considered anything but a nutty pipe dream. Fortunately, Omar’s bill has a snowball’s chance in… As the widening gyre … Continue reading

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Housing Crash 2: We Have Never Seen Mortgage Delinquencies Rise This Fast In U.S. History

If our economic numbers were going to improve substantially, now would be the time for it to happen. The COVID-19 pandemic seems to have hit a plateau for the moment, the civil unrest in our major cities has been reduced … Continue reading

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Here’s Why the “Impossible” Economic Collapse Is Unavoidable

This is why denormalization is an extinction event for much of our high-cost, high-complexity, heavily regulated economy. A collapse of major chunks of the economy is widely viewed as “impossible” because the federal government can borrow and spend unlimited amounts … Continue reading

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Millions Of Acres Of Crops In The Central U.S. Have Been Destroyed By A Series Of Historic Natural Disasters

While the mainstream media focuses on the upcoming election, COVID-19 and the endless protests going on in our major cities, another great tragedy is unfolding all across the middle of the country. A nightmarish drought, horrific flooding along the Mississippi … Continue reading

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100,000 Pasta Boxes And Enough Peanut Butter To Make Nearly 3 Million Sandwiches

If everything is going to be just fine, why are officials spending millions of dollars to stockpile giant mountains of food? What has just been revealed about the “new food warehouse” in Washington state should be a major red flag … Continue reading

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Disadvantage and high land prices almost always precedes collapse

If this economic climate feels familiar to you, that’s because we have been here before… The examination the historical red flags that preceded crises dating back to the Roman Empire. You’ve got to stand back and not bury your head … Continue reading

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…and so you believe this?

I believe the guy getting held-up, is a working man on his way home… The other two guys are the Banksters!

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Is the Federal Reserve Sowing Seeds of Marxism?

Wealth inequality has become a major talking point for those primarily on the Left who are vehemently against capitalism. Often espoused by leftist professors, lawmakers, and think tanks, the increasing disparity in wealth among Americans has been a growing concern. … Continue reading

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