— Max Keiser (@maxkeiser) November 18, 2017
Foreign investors, like Russian Oligarchs, will receive more benefits than US Taxpayers under Trump/GOP Tax Bill. pic.twitter.com/jZA0xFR63m— Trial Lawyer Richard (@TrialLawyerRich) November 19, 2017
— Sal the Agorist (@SallyMayweather) November 18, 2017
Financial crash. Fed prints money. Buys bad loans. Gives money for free to Corporations, who buy back shares. Banks all around the world follow suit. China builds ghost cities just to keep growing. We're sitting on a giant bubble (see stock market). Follow @TheBubbleBubble— Santamoniker (@Santamoniker) November 18, 2017
It is better to speak and be thought a fool than to remain silent and let the real fools speak for you.— Caitlin Johnstone (@caitoz) November 19, 2017
Hotel decision should wait for new council https://t.co/XPRvRfvaH2 via @NewsandRecord— Abner Doon (@Aenbrnood) November 19, 2017
Sen. Thom Tillis, R-NC, joins Ted Cruz introducing term limits amendment https://t.co/A2chUG53lt via @dcexaminer #cjnow #ncga #ncpol #ConsNC— Dan Way (@danway_carolina) November 18, 2017
When you're unable win the war of ideas, all you have left is censorship.— Lee Camp [Redacted] (@LeeCamp) November 18, 2017
SPOTTED: Global market cap— Sven Henrich (@NorthmanTrader) November 17, 2017
November 2012-2017.
Just remember: They are telling you there is no bubble. pic.twitter.com/u0jk0U2pVP
Bertrand Russell on free speech/thought:— Jon Stewart Mill (@RoundSqrCupola) November 16, 2017
"thought is not free if all the arguments on one side of a controversy are perpetually presented as attractively as possible, while the arguments on the other side can only be discovered by diligent search."
As markets continue to fly— Limerick King (@TheLimerickKing) November 16, 2017
From Bankers who print and then buy
Our prices have soared
That few can afford
The world as we know it - a lie!
For Capitalism is dead
It's mainly because of the Fed
When fraudsters can't fail
And none go to jail
A tyranny lies straight ahead
Dow: 63 trading days without a 1% intraday move, the longest streak and most peaceful market in history. $DJIA pic.twitter.com/8ICxevoccw— Charlie Bilello (@charliebilello) November 15, 2017
With 92% reporting, Q3 2017 S&P 500 GAAP earnings came in +3.5% vs Q3 2014.— Mark B. Spiegel (@markbspiegel) November 14, 2017
The S&P 500 is +32%.
I'm still waiting for just one CNBC talking head to mention this inconvenient fact.$SPY
It is the US intelligence community's job to lie to you— Caitlin Johnstone (@caitoz) November 11, 2017
It is the US intelligence community's job to lie to you
It is the US intelligence community's job to lie to you
It is the US intelligence community's job to lie to you
It is the US intelligence community's job to lie to you
Proposed estate tax repeal increases debt, perpetuates inequality & creates aristocracy based on inheritance not achievement. #unAmerican— Richard N. Haass (@RichardHaass) November 3, 2017
Spot ON! pic.twitter.com/a21F6oqwcl— Patriot Marc J (@AmericaDuped) November 12, 2017
Tax Cut Scam; Everyone of these people stands to gain personally from the very tax cuts they are pushing https://t.co/cH5aRgyE1u via @NorthmanTrader— Abner Doon (@Aenbrnood) November 12, 2017
Fun Fact: Susan Rice has a net worth of $50 million as a career U.S. public servant on a maximum salary of $172,000. pic.twitter.com/17pAxbIqFO— Kevin W. (@kwilli1046) November 19, 2017
When @TheDemocrats tell you they care about an issue, but they aren't willing to take money away from the US war machine and the oligarchs to fix it, you're being lied to.— Caitlin Johnstone (@caitoz) November 19, 2017
Chart: US - Germany 2yr government spread the highest since 1999 - pic.twitter.com/UReVUdrV44— (((The Daily Shot))) (@SoberLook) November 19, 2017
Since the GOP tax plan would badly squeeze grad students by making their tuition waiver taxable, shouldn't the GOP plan also make athletic scholarships taxable?— Steven Greenhouse (@greenhousenyt) November 19, 2017
Or does the GOP have a special grudge against grad students and graduate schools? https://t.co/Ay2thzaPVu
Instead of tax reform, why not just require every poor and middle class person to send a check for, say, $1000 to their favorite rich person.— Barbara Ehrenreich (@B_Ehrenreich) November 18, 2017
