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… Pays N75m to organise  anti-Melaye protests in Abuja The lawmaker representing Lagos-Central senatorial district, Senator Oluremi Tinubu, has called for police protection against her counterpart representing Kogi West Senatorial District, Dino Melaye.  Tinubu on Monday wrote a petition against her Melaye, addressing the letter to the acting Inspector-General of Police, Ibrahim Idris. In the […]

Eight years ago, a simple, catchy, popular refrain emerged for a weary population which was about to suffer through the biggest financial crisis in generations. It was “Hope and Change” and it defined the presidential candidacy of an inexperienced, largely unknown senator from Illinois. Barbara Conley was one of the millions of Americans swept up […]

Authored by John  Mauldin, originally posted at MauldinEconomics.com, Psychologists from Sigmund Freud forward have generally agreed: our core attitudes about life are largely locked in by age five or so. Changing those attitudes requires intense effort. Neil Howe and William Strauss took this obvious truth and drew an obvious conclusion: if our attitudes form in […]

Submitted by Justin Raimondo via Anti-War.com, News reports about the recently released 28 pages of the Joint Inquiry into the 9/11 attacks are typically dismissive: this is nothing new, it’s just circumstantial evidence, and there’s no “smoking gun.” Yet given what the report actually says – and these news accounts are remarkably sparse when it […]Read More

It is not looking good for the US housing market. One week ago, when we reported that “On Manhattan’s “Billionaire’s Row”, A Death Knell Just Tolled For Luxury Real Estate“, we documented the sudden trapdoor that opened beneath the ultra-luxury segment in the Manhattan housing market. Then several days later, we observed that it is […]Read More

Submitted by Eric Zuesse via Strategic-Culture.org, A good example of the way in which aristocracies benefit both from racism and from anti-racism, is Hillary Clinton’s campaign for the US Presidency, which is heavily backed by America’s aristocracy, and which is fueled not only by their money but also by the widespread racism in American culture, […]Read More

After four months of primaries and barely 12 months after Donald Trump first announced his candidacy for president of the United States, the Republican National Committee’s convention has officially kicked off today in Cleveland with the theme – Make America Great Again. While the ‘main event’ is not until Thursday; Day 1 of the Republican […]

By now only the most naive believe the official narrative behind Turkey’s Friday coup. We say that for two reasons: first, as even the EU commissioner dealing with Turkey’s membership bid, Johannes Hahn, said when discussing the unprecedented arrest purge in Turkey, “it looks at least as if something has been prepared. The lists are […]Read More

In the aftermath of last night stunning announcement that Japan’s Internet giant SoftBank would acquire UK-based ARM Holdings, a company which makes chips present in virtually every mobile and “connected” device, for $32 billion, sending the semiconductor sector surging, questions emerged why the company is doing this. On one hand, even the founder of ARM […]

Submitted by John Whitehead via The Rutherford Institute, “A standing military force, with an overgrown Executive will not long be safe companions to liberty.” – James Madison America is a ticking time bomb. All that remains to be seen is who – or what – will set fire to the fuse. We are poised at […]

Here are the Features of a Blue Chip Company Blue chip companies are widely known for good financial performance, product acceptance, high quality management and regular dividend payment. A Blue chip company is very strong financially, with a solid track record of producing earnings and only a moderate amount of debt. It also has a strong […]

LAGOS, Nigeria, July 18, 2016/ — Charging to drive someone around Lagos was chiefly a cash-in-hand job before Uber (www.Uber.com) launched in Nigeria two years ago. To this day, the rest of the transport industry remains largely informal, with no clarity on how much money is made and only negligible tax contributions to the state. […]