America

In a new study entitled "Lifetime Incomes in the United States over Six Decades," economists from University of Minnesota, the University of Chicago and Princeton University took a look at the median lifetime earnings (from ages 25 - 55) of Americans over a multi-decade period starting in 1960.  And while we would typically recommend a healthy dose of skepticism when it comes to reviewing 'economic' studies, this one actually makes some sense... we know because we've been saying it for some time now.

Authored by Bill Bonner of Bonner & Partners, annotated by Pater Tenebrarum of Acting-Man.com,

Seeming Contradiction

We often have fun ridiculing the pretensions, absurdities, and hypocrisies of the ruling classes. But there is a serious side to it, too. Mockery makes us laugh. And laughing helps us wiggle free from the kudzu of fake news.

The English Fought for Civil Liberty for Centuries Only to Destroy it With Intrusive Surveillance

Jeremy Bentham, who wanted to arrest and imprison people of suspected criminal inclination before they could commit a crime is alive and well in the UK.

Read this article carefully. It is America’s dystopia future as well as Britain’s.
http://www.globalresearch.ca/britains-intrusive-surveillance-system-threat-to-civil-liberties-and-human-rights/5589275

Written by The Wall Street Journal editorial board

President Trump fired James Comey late Tuesday, and better now than never. These columns opposed Mr. Comey’s nomination by Barack Obama, and the Federal Bureau of Investigation Director has committed more than enough mistakes in the last year to be dismissed for cause.

Authored by Mike Krieger via Liberty Blitzkrieg blog,

I’m fairly certain very few of you have heard of broker price opinions, or BPOs, but it’s something I think we should all become aware of given the influence of BPOs in the market for valuing residential real estate securitized bonds.