By Tom Voelk, The New York Times
The future is always on its way, even if, in the automotive world lately, not especially punctual. Some predictions had it that the
By Nick Giambruno, Doug Casey's International Man
Ideally, a portfolio of high-quality dividend-paying stocks grows large enough to provide meaningful investment income.
The ultimate goal is to generate
Etienne Note: It looks like Data Centers are being blamed on the soaring cost of everything from electricity to iPhones while the excessive monetary creation from fractional reserve banking and
By The Golden Order, The Golden Order
AI Data Centers: The Real Reason They’re Going Up Everywhere Who’s paying for them. Why it’s happening this fast. What
Etienne Note: This article also appears in “Government”, Media and Academia Criminality Exposed, A digest of HUNDREDS and HUNDREDS of articles exposing and suggesting inter-generational organized crime’s control of
By Tyler Durden — ZeroHedge
The rapid adoption of AI across corporate America is stoking anxiety among recent and upcoming college graduates, many of whom fear that the entry-level white-collar labor
Etienne Note: Another $2B wasted on weapons we don’t need for wars based on lies and manufactured evidence.
The Army spent close to $2 billion developing the now-shelved IVAS
By Patrick D Hahn, Lies are Unbecoming
When I interviewed Patrick Hahn in April of 2024, I already knew the shape of his work. Across four books in four years
Dear Subscribers,
Short letter as I am walking out the door to a friend’s birthday party in Nashville with a bag full of fireworks and a plan to hit
By Sasha Latypova, Due Diligence and Art
Dear Readers, this is a quick “told you so” post in 3 parts. I am not gloating, and I don’t have a
By Larry C. Johnson— Ron Paul Institute.
A truly bizarre series of events off the coast of Iran today that in my opinion were entirely provoked, if not staged, by
By Edward Geehr and Jeffrey Barke — Lies are Unbekoming
The Supreme Court of the United States has affirmed that childhood vaccines are “unavoidably unsafe” products. The doctrine is not rhetorical.
