“Republic Bank, a big bank with lots of money, suddenly closed one Friday. It’s the first big bank to fail in 2024, and no one knows why. In Cuba, people can’t get their money, causing fear. Be careful with your money, as scams like fake charities are around.” …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
In Nino’s Corner TV, host and Susan Bradford discuss Albert Pike, a Freemason who predicted world wars. They talk about Pike’s links to global finance and arms trafficking, and his predictions coming true. They also explore the influence of secret societies and international bankers on world events. Lastly, they discuss a controversial letter Pike wrote about a plan for world domination. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
“Join Dan Bongino in his podcast as he explores hot topics like the FISA bill, national security, and more. Hear from guests like Speaker Mike Johnson and dive into discussions about warrants, Ukraine’s funding, and taxpayer money for NPR. Learn about the Fourth Amendment, potential misuse of power, and ongoing political issues. Tune in for an enlightening conversation!” …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
“California may stop Clear, a paid service that lets you skip airport security lines, because it’s not fair to those who can’t afford it. There’s a big debate about this. Also, the Federal Trade Commission wants to ban agreements that stop workers from joining rival companies, as they believe it limits earning potential and creativity.” …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
“Nino’s Corner TV hosts discuss how current global events might be signs of ‘end of days’ from the Bible. They talk about the rebirth of Israel, nuclear weapons, and a possible digital economy. They also discuss the ‘rapture’, when God’s followers might leave Earth. The article also compares America’s challenges to the biblical city of Nineveh, discusses theories …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
“Explore the current U.S. economy in this article. Learn why things cost more, from gas to groceries, and why the Federal Reserve isn’t lowering interest rates. Discover how this could affect you, especially if you’re middle class. Also, find out how to protect your money in these uncertain times.” …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
This blog post talks about how rising interest rates can make things cost more and lower the value of money, using Japan’s money as an example. It also discusses a successful company called Fortuna Silver Mines, which could benefit if silver prices go up. Lastly, it warns that if Japan’s bank tries to save its falling money value by raising rates, it might backfire. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
“U.S. schools are facing tough times. Less money from the government, higher costs, and fewer students are causing problems. Schools are getting worse, and teachers are leaving. This is called a ‘doom loop.’ Some areas are hit harder, especially if they relied on extra COVID-19 funds. School funding is a big, complicated issue.” …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
This video talks about why oil prices might go up to $200 a barrel. It says this could happen because of things like inflation, supply and demand, and world events. The video suggests that investing in oil could make you money. It also discusses why renewable energy might not be the best option right now. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Dive into this podcast episode discussing political issues, health routines of Chuck Norris, and public opinion on the Biden administration. Learn about rising awareness of child trafficking, corruption, and the potential control of online information. Explore tensions between Russia and the U.S., and allegations against Trump and Clinton. Discover why some people prefer Trump’s presidency over Biden’s. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
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