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Europe’s Latest Steps to Eliminate Cash Post-Davos

Posted Jan 30, 2017 by Martin Armstrong

Within days of Davos, here in the European Commission statement on moving forward to eliminate cash. This is an “Inception Impact Statement” to provide [...]
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• The Hunt for Taxes

ACLU v Trump

Posted Jan 30, 2017 by Martin Armstrong

You have to listen closely to this video of  ACLU Executive Director Anthony D. Romero coming out of the court where the ACLU just argued and won block of [...]
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• Rule of Law

European House of Cards – When Does it Come Crashing Down?

Posted Jan 30, 2017 by Martin Armstrong

The EU leadership is attempting to minimize the importance and the explosive result of BREXIT. While the leaders merely yell “You will still regret [...]
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• European Union

California Dreaming

Posted Jan 29, 2017 by Martin Armstrong

COMMENT: Sir, Thanks for all you do. As you have been teaching, do the math. What would be the financial implications of CALIEXIT be? In other words , how much [...]
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• 2016 U.S. Presidential Election
• Politics
• USA Current Events

It’s a Mental State of Pride – not Shame

Posted Jan 29, 2017 by Martin Armstrong

COMMENT: I am shocked that these animals would rape a girl and broadcast it live. They have to be idiots on top of being animals. PK REPLY: The critical point here [...]
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• Terrorism

California files Petition to Secede from USA – CALEXIT

Posted Jan 28, 2017 by Martin Armstrong

A proposal for California to secede from the United States was actually submitted to the Secretary of State’s Office this week. The proposed “CALEXIT” [...]
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• America's Economic History
• Civil Unrest

Trump Supporter Surrounded by Women’s March

Posted Jan 28, 2017 by Martin Armstrong

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• Civil Unrest

Market Talk – January 27th, 2017

Posted Jan 27, 2017 by Martin Armstrong

A quiet market for many in Asia ahead of Chinese New Year and the subsequent national holidays. In Japan the inflation data was marginally better than previous [...]
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