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).
With "Hillary flunkies" proclaiming holier-than-thou perspectives on the president, after failing in their efforts to urge Americans not to vote for Trump, some 'so-called' celebrities are choosing not to "obstruct" Congress, but work towards a solution. Have no fear, Lindsay Lohan is here... to solve the Syrian refugee crisis!
After visiting Syrian refugee camps with Turkish dictator president Recep Tayyip Erdogan (and a token seven-year-old refugee)...
Police officers have used a stun gun on a man dancing at a bus stop in Austin, Texas. A University of Texas associate professor was filmed on Feb. 7 being tased, beaten and arrested by four Austin police officers while shuffling about, dancing at a bus stop. (Scroll down for video) The Free Though Project reports: This latest instance of ridiculous police brutality was captured on video Tuesday outside of an Austin restaurant. As the video begins, a nicely dressed man was standing at a bus stop doing a bit of a sidestep dance in place.
Did 'fake news' just jump the shark?
The Dominican Republic's oldest and most important newspaper El Nacional on Friday printed a photo of Alec Baldwin doing his impression of President Trump on "Saturday Night Live" in a lead article about Trump and Israel.
The photo was used side-by-side with a photo of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
While it was not immediately clear whether the image of Baldwin was accidental or an intentional joke, the newspaper later clarified their error...