Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was asked last week why Israel carried out strikes against Iranian “proxies” in the region and not Iran itself, and he said that his forces have been striking its top enemy.
Category: HOMEPAGE
DAVOS: YOU MUST SWALLOW OUR SHIT, THE REST IS DANGEROUS MISINFORMATION
The global elite met in Davos last week to discuss the world’s most pressing issues, and determined that “misinformation” is the greatest threat and governments and the Bigs need to come together to act.
ECONOMIC UPDATE – MARKET OVERVIEW
Pick your country, take a trip around the world. By the hard facts and indisputable data, across the socioeconomic and geopolitical spectrum it’s a freak show run by political freaks.
EXPECT EXTREME DISTORTIONS IN THE MARKET TO WORSEN
Market you say. Well, I have some news for you; Today there is no real market. Instead, what we have is a house of cards built over a pool of high explosives - literally.
SPECIAL REPORT: WAR IN THE RED SEA: ITS ECONOMIC IMPACT
Attacks on shipping in the Red Sea by Yemen’s Iran-backed Houthi faction have sent shipping costs soaring, adding to the price of cross-border trade and threatening to inflate prices once again.
CITIZENSHIP: NOW SECOND CLASS
Citizenship is being radically warped in the U.S. and other western countries, to the point where citizens have less rights and more burdens than illegals and other non-citizens.
GENOCIDE: ISRAELI POLITICIANS SEE GAZA’S FUTURE FREE OF PALESTINIANS
Bezalel Smotrich, Israel’s finance minister said that Israel needs to build settlements (i.e. steal land) in Gaza or another 7 October attack is bound to happen.
IRAN STRIKES TARGETS IN IRAQ, SYRIA AS HEZBOLLAH SAYS ISRAEL IS STUCK IN A DEEP HOLE IN GAZA
As we had forecast in January of 2023, one of our top trends was a Middle East Meltdown. Since the Israel War began following Hamas’s 7 October 2023 attack, Israel has expanded the war as we have greatly detailed in previous Trends Journals.
ECONOMIC UPDATE—MARKET OVERVIEW
We got it right, we got it wrong. In November 2022, we had forecast the S&P 500 would boom in 2023, going up at least 16 percent. It did, spiking up 24.2 percent for the year.
U.S. JOB GROWTH IN DECEMBER… BUT THE NEWS IS NOT ALL GOOD
U.S. businesses hired 216,000 more workers in December and average hourly wages rose 0.4 percent from November and 4.1 percent year over year, the labor department reported on 5 January.