Tue, 5 July 2016
Bob Pierce believes that the situation is quite serious now. Northern Ireland is very serious about their desire to leave the UK. There is an agreement that will allow Northern Ireland to vote to dissolve the border between the Republic of Ireland which is still a member of the EU, thus allowing Northern Ireland to remain in the EU and become part of the Republic of Ireland and stay in the EU. How it will wind up is anyone's guess. Among Bob's accomplishments: * Irish Historian * Writing and Publishing Specialist * Handgun and Tactical Defense Expert * Former US Navy Serviceman * Award Winning Graphic Designer * 3 Communicator Awards for Magazine Design * Grammy Award Nominee * Author of many Top Selling books including the widely popular “Ascention, The Fight for the Throne of Kirin.” Check out his website at BobsAwesomeBooks.com.
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Tue, 5 July 2016
In a move surprising to absolutely no one, the most corrupt banker in U.S. history-- former Goldman Sachs CEO and U.S. Treasury Secretary Hank Paulson—has formally endorsed Hillary Clinton. In a post for LewRockwell.com, economics expert and author of the upcoming book The Problem with Socialism, Tom DiLorenzo, describes Paulson as “a sworn enemy of capitalism and a socialist when it comes to the capital markets.” “Socializing billions of dollars in investment bank, insurance company, and automobile industry losses with taxpayer dollars qualifies Paulson as deserving of the S-word label,” writes DiLorenzo. “As such, Hillary Clinton may well have found a new political and financial soulmate.”
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Tue, 5 July 2016
Word just came down that Hilary will not have to face the music for her illegal activities related to her email server. But the world markets are still in turmoil and they will eventually have to pay the piper as will the US markets. It's just a matter of time. And this is the reason why the precious metals markets have been going higher in recent days and weeks. Last week saw gold pierce the $1300 per ounce level and yesterday saw silver go through the $20 level. Today's a consolidation period which may last for a while, but it seems that the die is clearly cast.
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