Kerry Lutz's--Financial Survival Network

The 10 Year Treasury has broken the crucial 3% rate level and now no one knows where it will stop. What affect is this going to have on the real economy. Oil is getting closer to $70 the barrel. This could also have a major economic impact too. Can the market resume it's bullish pace based on these factors? Let's see what happens next!

Wayne Allyn Root is on a roll. He's become a common fixture in living rooms all over America. He believes that Trump should have fired Mueller long ago, as well as all the Deep State holdovers. They're doing nothing good, simply blocking Trump's Agenda. But the truth will eventually come out. Big changes are in store. Get ready now!

Think back to the late 1980's when the plague of securitization started. It became a way to turn liabilities into assets. But not really. Would the housing bubble have blown up the way it had? Would auto, student and credit card bubbles have been blown up to the extent they are currently? Probably not. We also talk about internet privacy and speech. It's all part of the same puzzle. 

When David began the project of describing this movement in the 1980s, the emergence of the left as a mainstream force in Amer­ica’s political life was fairly recent and inadequately understood. Conservatives in particular often failed to appreciate the anti-American animus of the left and its apocalyptic goals. At the same time, conservatives imprudently accepted the left’s deceptive claims to be “liberal” and “progressive,” ascribing to it idealistic intentions that masked its malignant designs. The contents of these volumes were conceived as a corrective to these false and disarming impressions. This is the ninth and final volume of my writings about progressivism, a movement whose goals are the destruc­tion of America’s social contract at home and the defeat of American power abroad.

The primary source of this confusion is the fact that left-wing politics are based on expectations of an imaginary future rather than assessments of a usable past. The left’s primary focus is not on practical improvements based on an analysis of previous prac­tices, or a conception of the limits imposed by human nature, but on changes designed to satisfy the moral prejudices that make up the leftist faith.