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Michigan’s Trojan Horse to Open the Door for Judges to Order People Be Implanted with Tracking Chips
I have a correction to make. Gretchen Esther Whitmer is a Democrat serving as the 49th governor of Michigan. When I first reported that a bill prohibiting employers [...]
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Sports Peaked with 2015.75 and NFL Has 15,000 Unsold seats
COMMENT: Marty; Your forecast that sports peaked with the ECM 2015.75 and would decline was really amazing. Socrates is monitoring everything and your explanation [...]
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Computer v Influence
QUESTION: Do you think that Cambridge Analytica actually had any influence in creating BREXIT given the controversy that they were hired but then not? Can such [...]
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Big Bang in Full Motion Set to Collide In a Real Mess
COMMENT: Marty, The central banks tell us they will lower interest rates, even into negative territory, in order to stimulate the economy through bank lending. YOU [...]
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The Collapse of Socialism/Marxism
QUESTION: Mr. Armstrong; Your conference was exactly as you have said. A fantastic networking event. It was like a college reunion of like minded people coming [...]
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NASA Reports Antarctic Sea Ice Reaches New Record Maximum
NASA has reported that Antarctic sea ice (different from Artic ice) reached a new record maximum. Meanwhile, top Russian scientist Dr. Habibullo Abdussamatov, who [...]
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ECM 2015.75: The Rock vs. Hard Place
QUESTION: Mr. Armstrong, with your 2015.75 turning point on the ECM, you said that was the peak in government and the following 4.3 years would turn down rather [...]
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Asset Recycling – Robbing Pensions to Cover Govt. Costs
We are facing a pension crisis, thanks to negative interest rates that have destroyed pension funds. Pension funds are a tempting pot of money that government [...]
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BREXIT on Schedule
QUESTION: I attended your May 1999 seminar in London. I am the person who asked you when would Britain exit the EU. You said not before 2016. Can you elaborate on [...]
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Financial Instability & the Fed
The argument that the Fed should do nothing because it will be harder to correct a rate rise than to do nothing because there is no bubble anywhere, demonstrates [...]
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