Arcadia Economics talks about how countries are taking their money out of the US and putting it into their own currencies, causing big changes in the world economy. This is making gold more valuable and could weaken the US dollar. As a result, hedge funds are struggling, and there’s a risk of a global recession, similar to a natural disaster. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Turning Point USA, a group that talks about big issues at colleges, tried to visit UC Davis. But their event was stopped by Antifa, a group that often disagrees with them. This shows how hard it is to have open talks at colleges, where many people have similar left-leaning ideas. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Stew Peters Network show talks about the complex ties between the U.S. and Israel, highlighting Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s influence. The show suggests Israel significantly impacts U.S. politics, including military decisions in the Middle East. It also critiques Israel’s alleged role in past conflicts, like the 2003 Iraq war, sparking debate on international relations. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Canadian Prepper talks about how silver is more than just a shiny metal; it’s vital for technology and the military. In World War II, silver was crucial, and today, it’s in high demand for gadgets and green energy. Experts warn that tariffs might shake up the silver market. Could silver become our go-to money if the economy wobbles? …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Gregory Mannarino explains that the Federal Reserve plans to lower interest rates to help the slowing economy. This move might make the stock market look strong, but it could weaken the dollar’s value. While big companies might gain, everyday people could face challenges. The U.S. is also losing its top spot in the global economy. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Dr. Steve Turley talks about how in March 2023, a tragic event happened at a Nashville school. Audrey Hale, who also went by Aiden, was involved. This led to debates and surprise when a survey showed more left-leaning people supporting political violence. The FBI has now shared Hale’s writings, showing anger towards white people and Christians. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
The David Knight Show covers a range of topics, from the rise of AI and robots to Trump’s unpredictable economic policies. The show criticizes Trump’s business strategies, including his stance on tariffs and vaccine promotion, suggesting these actions create fear and uncertainty. It also discusses the controversial use of thimerosal in vaccines and its potential health impacts. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
The Mark Moss channel discusses how the trade war isn’t just about tariffs; it’s about who controls global trade. China made a big mistake in the past, and now, with a new monetary shift, they might be repeating history. While China pushes Bitcoin away, the U.S. is embracing it, gaining an edge in this new financial battle. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Dan from I Allegedly talks about how he went to a big broadcast show in Las Vegas and talked about being ready for emergencies. He highlighted Cane Health, a company that shares must-have home items. Dan also discussed how the economy is shaky and insurance costs are rising. He noticed teens are waiting longer to get driver’s licenses and wondered why. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Tom Fittton of Judicial Watch, from the MAGA movement, thinks President Trump should make more decisions himself. He says the FBI and DOJ shouldn’t investigate their own actions. Instead, an outsider should do it and report to Trump directly from the White House. Fenton warns that without these changes, more investigations might happen. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
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