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One month after disturbing reports emerged that the cash-strapped Islamic State regime, which as noted last week is rapidly losing control over territory it had gained during its 2014 blitz offensive in 2014 in Iraq and Syria, has been killing its own fighters in order to sell their organs, as well as paying $50 to […]

Submitted by ‘Stucky’ via The Burning Platform blog, Not that I remember what America was like in 1957, as I was not yet five years old. Years later, when I was old enough to understand, they told me their story. Briefly, it goes like this. Dad was born in Romania (Czernowitz in Northern Bulovina), but […]

We got an early hint of what the PBOC would do tonight on Friday and Saturday, when as we reported, an unprecedented volume burst of bitcoin buying out of China, sent the digital currency soaring to the highest level since 2014. To be sure, we had expected sailing would not be smooth for the FX […]

While badly needing an alternative to the fake left-right division plaguing US society, Americans will not get a much needed, credible libertarian “third choice” for at least another year. Here’s why. Earlier today, the Libertarian Party nominated former New Mexico Gov. Gary Johnson and former Massachusetts Gov. William Weld as its presidential ticket Sunday, as […]

Submitted by Erico Matias Tavares via Sinclair & Co., Americans will be celebrating Memorial Day this weekend, to honor those who fought and died for the values they have traditionally cherished the most as a nation: life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. The world has changed dramatically in recent decades. The geopolitical situation is […]

British Airways, on Sunday, refuted reports that it was shutting down its services in Nigeria due to operating environment. In a released statement, BA denied the reports and with a sound of diplomacy indicated that Nigeria remains a strategic market for the airline and will continue to operate in Nigeria. Here’s what the statement says: […]

President Buhari delivered his maiden democratic day speech as a democratically elected president. In the speech the president talked about his administrations performance in the are of security, corruption, economy and other social issues. As expected, his speech was mostly focussed on the “economy” having mentioned it a total of 12 times and indeed “economic” […]

Macro-economic Indicators Macroeconomic indicators are statistics that provide measurements for evaluating the current status and health of the economy of a country depending on a particular area of the economy. Importance: · Economic indicators help give a sign of what direction an economy is heading to.· Knowing how to interpret economic indicators of a future […]

Against much expectations of Nigerians that names of the nation’s fund looters would be made public on May 29th by President Muhammadu Buhari to mark his first year in office, many Nigerians tuned-off their television sets in utmost disappointment. The President did not announce names of corrupt persons, neither did he make public the amount […]

Authored by John Aziz via Azizonomics.com, One of the defining cultural events of the 2016 election season so far has been the overwhelming rejection of the notion of political correctness expressed in the Republican selection of Donald Trump as presidential nominee. Here is Trump expounding his view on political correctness: What is the political correctness […]

Less than a week ago, after reporting that shootings in Chicago were up an astonishing 50% from the same time in 2015, Chicago’s police superintendent Eddie Johnson proclaimed “as we look toward the summer months, violence will not be tolerated.” Johnson didn’t give any further details around what the plan was actually going to be […]Read More

Several months ago, as Venezuela’s hyperinflating, imploding economy was spinning in freefall, leading to the dramatic episodes of total social collapse such as those profiled in “Scenes From The Venezuela Apocalypse: “Countless Wounded” After 5,000 Loot Supermarket Looking For Food“, we wrote that the country which recently had “run out of money to print its […]Read More