Sure there are apologists claiming this isn't new, that it's happened before and they will have their obligatory numerous examples to cite. If you get bamboozled by that one you deserve your fate. This has serious contagion possibilities. Probabilities are more likely.
The globe is in a mess. Central bankers are little more than court jesters trying to keep the crowds entertained until they figure out what they're doing. Goldman Sachs, that Wall Street brotherhood closest connected to the Fed, recently issued its 17 stocks set to fall off a cliff and it's list of 13 equities set to soar. That's all part of the entertainment. The one sure thing you know, they had their long and short positions in place before putting out those two blurbs.
An apparent innocent black man was gunned down yesterday outside St. Paul, Minnesota for complying with the law.This is an election year, a very unusual one. There are rumblings among the electorate that the monolithic African-American vote is growing soft on its long-time Democrat party ties with more speaking up and moving toward Trump.
All the facts are not in yet, but these shootings are are too frequent and too timely to be just random. The outrage here will surely take some of the outrage about FBI Director James Comey's insulting, pathetic testimony before Congress earlier today and Hilary's email scandal out of the public eye. This is the kind of story the mouthpiece for the entrenched, MSM, will be all over.
There is also evidence percolating to the surface now that in the terrible Orlando tragedy the timeline of those killed is more than a bit shaky. We questioned the shooting of the UK PM, a proponent of stay, just before the Brexit vote. Desperate people do desperate things and the elitist reaction to Brexit and Trump traction has shown how nervous this controlling Neocons are getting.
Life is cheap today. And murdering an innocent black male has more political cache than the other way around. It's plays to gun control, electing one of the entrenched and a host of other inflammatory issues dividing this nation today. But put nothing above those who will stop at noting to stay in power. That's why and how they got there.
When all the of those insane central bank policies these past several years failed to revive global growth, the establishment blamed the consumers. And why not. They're an easy target. These dangerous people are, however, treading a fine line because if these same consumers lose all confidence in financial markets, it will be point, set, match.
In the 1920s mutual funds were a new, hot proliferating ticket. When the market finally rolled over it took 25 years before they regained their previous popularity and status. Forewarned is forearmed, they say. Protect yourself. Especially in this day and time.
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