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August 11, 2020August 11, 2020TRENDS ON THE COVID WARFRONT

MORE MELBOURNE MADNESS

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The once bustling city of Melbourne, which accounts for some 25 percent of the nation’s GDP, was locked down last Sunday and will stay locked down until at least 13 September. Prohibiting people to frequent retail shops, restaurants, entertainment venues, etc., police and military personnel dressed in camouflage fatigues patrol the streets enforcing the dictatorial...

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August 11, 2020August 11, 2020TRENDS IN SURVIVALISM by Bradley J. Steiner

EDUCATION FOR SURVIVALISTS

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EDUCATION FOR SURVIVALISTS Education (real education, not mere “schooling”) is as important to the goal of survival as mastering firearms; acquiring survival food and supplies; and learning how to secure your privacy, remain anonymous, master self-defense, and provide for a measure of financial security. Those who can think clearly and logically, who can analyze, discern,...

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August 11, 2020August 11, 2020TRENDS ON THE COVID WARFRONT

LOCKDOWNS UNCONSTITUTIONAL

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Across the globe, from Communist Democratic Dictatorships, their Prime Ministers, Presidents, Chancellors, Governors, and Mayors have issued Executive Orders telling the citizens what they must do to fight the COVID War. As we have noted, and as Judge Andrew Napolitano expressed at our “Unite for Peace and Restore Freedom” 4th of July Rally, in the...

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August 11, 2020August 11, 2020TRENDS IN THE MARKETS by Gregory Mannarino

MARKET MELTDOWN: COMING SOON

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We are in the midst of an epic, engineered economic collapse, yet it appears as if the stock market is invincible. Over the past few weeks, we have seen the NASDAQ make several all-time record highs, a trend that will continue… until it doesn’t. What is the main driver of the market today? It’s the...

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August 11, 2020August 11, 2020TRENDS IN HI-TECH SCIENCE

AMAZON FILES PATENT TO CREATE CERTIFICATION SYSTEM

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Amazon has filed a patent on a blockchain-based technology that would allow it collect vast amounts of data not only about its sellers, but also about the sellers’ supply chain, down to where raw materials are sourced. Amazon says it would then use this data to create a virtual inspection system, allowing the retail giant...

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August 11, 2020August 11, 2020TRENDS ON THE U.S. ECONOMIC FRONT

U.S. MARKET FRONT

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The streets are empty. From Manhattan to Malibu, it’s Ghost Town U.S.A. No neon lights are shining bright on Broadway. Theme parks and movie theaters are closed across the country. No foreign tourists. Restaurants and retail shops barely doing business. Hotels going bust. It comes as no surprise and was long forecasted: “When people lose...

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