On Sunday night, the elite of Hollywood gathered at the Grammys to lecture ordinary working American’s about how oppressed they are living their millionaire lifestyles. The 2017 Grammy Award ceremony saw an unrelenting attack directed at President Donald Trump, as the out-of-touch elites urged the public to revolt against their democratically elected leader.
Everyone can appreciate the sentimentality of equality. God knows those standards are woefully violated in many parts of the world, especially the parts where Nike manufactures their sneakers.
Here's the commercial they ran yesterday, during the Grammys, which triggered so many social justards into hysterical rants on Twitter.
President Nicolas Maduro said on Sunday he wanted CNN out of Venezuela, accusing the network of spreading fake news. “CNN does not need to put its nose in Venezuela … I want CNN well away from here” Maduro said adding that they misrepresent the truth and meddle in issues that are none of its concern. Zero Hedge reports “CNN, do not get into the affairs of Venezuelans. I want CNN well away from here. Outside of Venezuela. Do not put your nose in Venezuela,” said Maduro during a political statement. Quoted by Fox News, Maduro made the comment after blaming the U.S.
By EconMatters
We discuss how Central Banks in England, Europe and Japan in concert with the United States has created the biggest levered up carry trade of all time in financial markets. The unwind of this trade is going to crash financial markets!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s8hbAAoSxjk
Just days after Trump-immigration-order-blocking Judge Robart was exposed for his 'fake facts' about terrorist convictions, Apple CEO Tim Cook has dragged up another narrative calling for a "massive campaign" against fake online news stories. "It's killing people's minds," exclaims Cook who calls for governments to fund a Ministry of Truth-sounding "modern version of a public service announcement" in order to fight the epidemic (and education campaigns in schools).