by Ian Hanchett, Breitbart:
On Friday’s broadcast of CNN International’s “First Move,” Harvard University Economics Professor and former Chief Economist at the International Monetary Fund Ken Rogoff wondered how the San Francisco Federal Reserve didn’t know about the problems inside Silicon Valley Bank and remarked that “I’m sure that the San Francisco Fed knew a lot of things about Silicon Valley Bank, probably their carbon footprint.”
by Matt Agorist, The Free Thought Project:
Joe Biden has always been hostile to constitutional gun rights, but in the past week his administration has gone into an obsessive fervor, calling for more restrictions on sales, banning high capacity magazines and banning “assault weapons.” Is there a reason for his sudden focus on taking effective firearms from Americans despite the multitude of more important issues facing the nation today?
Much of the firearms related discussion in the corporate media has revolved around Biden’s recent executive order calling for individuals in the business of selling guns to be federally licensed and to check the backgrounds of buyers. Under the order, the Attorney General Merrick Garland will “use his discretion” to ensure gun sellers “willfully violating the law” and those unaware of background requirements become compliant.
by Kristinn Taylor, The Gateway Pundit:
The left is salivating at the idea that finally Orange Man Bad will be arrested and perp walked in front of the media next week. But that is not enough for them. Calls have gone out on Saturday for President Trump to be held without bail because they say he is a danger to the country over his call for supporters to protest should he be arrested. The liberals are saying this is an incitement to another January 6 and therefore Trump should be kept behind bars where he could not post calls for protests on social media.
from State Of The Nation:
…immediately outlaw the treasonous Democrat Party in every Republican-controlled state so that this traitorous terrorist organization can be quickly terminated throughout the entire
U.S. Federal Government.
by John Rubino, John Rubino substack:
Our Treasury Secretary doesn’t know how banks work
Watching almost any U.S. policymaker try to explain what they’re doing these days is a surreal experience. Whether it’s foreign policy — especially our multi-front plan to start World War 3 — or public health or border security, it’s clear that these guys have absolutely no idea how their tools work or what the result of their actions will be.
by Valery Kulikov, New Eastern Outlook:
The United States’ use of terrorist methods to eliminate Russian gas competition by undermining the Nord Stream pipelines in the Baltic Sea on September 26 and numerous well-founded suspicions about Washington’s possible use of tectonic weapons in the February earthquake in Turkey are among the most widely discussed topics in many nations today.
by Ryan Cristián, Activist Post:
Joining me today is Richard Grove, founder of Autonomy & host of Grand Theft World, here to discuss how we are all indoctrinated from birth, and the tools we need to fight back and break free from this ever-growing control structure.
by Kevin Hughes, DC Clothesline:
The price of silver soared on Monday, March 13, as its safe-haven appeal drew in investors scared by the recent collapse of Silicon Valley Bank (SVB). The price of the precious metal increased 6.3 percent to $21.81 per ounce during the morning session.
“A lot of investors are looking to the precious metal space as a safe haven against this volatility and this risk … amid a much lower interest rate environment, and the U.S. dollar that’s dropping, which is lifting their prices,” said Bart Melek, head of Commodity Strategy at TD Securities.
by Craig Hemke, Sprott Money:
The biggest story of 2023 is not a function of IF the Fed will pause and then pivot to rate cuts. Instead, it’s a matter of WHEN will this shift take place. This monetary policy change is coming, and it’s actually much closer than you think.
And, obviously, this is the key to gold prices as the year progresses. As long as the Fed keeps hiking—and is expected to continue hiking—the COMEX gold price is unlikely to sustain any moves to the upside. However, as history has taught us, once the Fed shifts back to easing, the gold price will rally. The question on your mind should be: when will this shift occur?
