In his new Trends Journal, Gerald Celente talks about important issues like freedom, peace rallies, and market trends. He questions mainstream media’s reporting and encourages reading his publication. He warns about increasing wars and rising costs of gold and oil. He also discusses a possible banking crisis due to falling office building prices. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
This Jim Fetzer blog post discusses the harsh reality in Gaza, where children and medical workers are often targeted. It shares the experiences of doctors witnessing this violence, including the destruction of hospitals and displacement of many people. The writer urges readers to share this information widely to raise awareness and help bring change. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
This X22 Report blog post explores Kamala Harris’s declining popularity, suggesting her policies mirror Trump’s. It hints at Obama’s influence and potential replacement of Harris. The post also accuses Harris and the Biden administration of election interference with Facebook. It discusses the actions of powerful individuals and their impact on the political landscape. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Arcadia Economics talks about how India’s love for silver is growing! It’s used more in solar panels and as a safe money investment. Plus, lower taxes make it cheaper to buy. With festivals coming, demand may rise even more. Also, India is making more solar panels to use less from China, aiming for a big increase in green energy by 2030. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Dr. Steve discusses Democrats’ treatment of President Biden, hinting at Pelosi’s role in his exit. He also talks about Pelosi’s alleged profitable stock trades. The article ends with a chat about politicians’ insider trading. The speaker also shares how anyone can follow these trades and offers a service to help identify profitable stocks. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Deanna Lorraine’s show recently featured embalmers discussing unusual findings in vaccinated bodies. They found a strange white material and noticed an increase in deaths, especially among the young and vaccinated. They also discussed concerns about certain drugs and the need for more investigation. The show also promoted wellness products for dogs and a new vitamin line. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
“Massachusetts towns are setting a voluntary curfew to stop a bad mosquito problem. If you want to be outside after 6pm, you need insurance and must sign a form. The curfew will start earlier over time. This helps people get used to the new rules. It’s meant to keep us healthy, but some folks question if it’s legal or will work …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Rafi thinks the conflict in his area is fueled by US money used to buy weapons. He suggests making the dollar less valuable by investing in gold and silver. This way, it would be harder to buy more weapons. He shares ways to invest in gold and silver, like buying from Miles Franklin or earning interest through Monetary Metals. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
This blog post talks about the rise in US home foreclosures and a new policy in California that helps non-citizens buy houses. It also mentions economic challenges like job loss and high living costs. Plus, it introduces iAllegedly Live, a private channel with uncensored content. Other topics include the value of gold, Subway’s price drop, and Olive Garden …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
“Memphis city leaders want new gun rules, but Tennessee’s big bosses disagree. They might hold back $78 million if Memphis doesn’t change its mind. This could lead to a big court fight. Meanwhile, have you thought about investing in gold? Lear Capital can help you learn more about this money-making strategy.” …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
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