Air Freight Volumes Across Largest Global Market Tumble 15% In First Quarter
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Illegal immigrant numbers skyrocket at Mexican border...
Surge at McAllen Shelter...
More join armed groups to patrol...
'Bad people' crossing...
Cut through barbed wire in seconds...
Surge at McAllen Shelter...
More join armed groups to patrol...
'Bad people' crossing...
Cut through barbed wire in seconds...
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Record Gun Sales 12 Months Straight...
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Apocalyptic: 80,000 Evacuated from Fort McMurray Wildfire In Alberta
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Gun Grab Alert! Connecticut Governor to Sign Confiscation Bill
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Government Defends Secrecy In Bundy-Bunkerville Case
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We continue to get more evidence that the U.S. economy has entered a major downturn. Just last week, I wrote about how U.S. GDP growth numbers have been declining for three quarters in a row, and previously I wrote about how corporate defaults have surged to their highest level since the last financial crisis. Well, now we are getting some very depressing numbers from the rail industry. As you will see below, U.S. rail traffic was down more than 11 percent from a year ago in April. That is an absolutely catastrophic number, and the U.S. rail industry is feeling an enormous amount of pain right now. This also tells us that “the real economy” is really slowing down, because less stuff is being shipped by rail all over the nation. (Read More....)/
FBI: Man Sprayed Mouse Poison On Produce At WHOLE FOODS...
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Surprise! Baltic Dry Index Plunges Most Since November As Commodity Bubble Bursts
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Stunning Dash Cam Footage From Inside Alberta's "Apocalyptic" Inferno
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Quake Swarm Mount St. Helens...
Recharging magma stores...
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Large Truck Orders Continue To Plunge, Down 39% In April
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 05/06/2016 - 07:10
Last month, trucking fleets ordered just 13,500 Class 8 trucks, the big rigs used on long-haul routes, down 16% from March and 39% from a year earlier. It was the fewest net orders in any April since 2009, FTR said. DAT Solutions, an Oregon-based transportation data firm, reported that loads available for dry vans, the most common type of tractor-trailers used for shipping consumer goods, fell 28% in April while capacity on the market was up 1.7% on a year-over-year basis./
German Study Proves It – 95% Of Greek "Bailout" Money Went To The Banks
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Caught On Tape: 100s Of M1 Abrams Tanks Roll Through Houston, TX
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 05/05/2016 - 21:25 
Just days after we exposed Texas police planning for riots and conducting mass arrest drills, the site of hundreds of M1 Abrams battle-tanks rolling on a train through Houston raised more than a few eyebrows.../
Should
we be alarmed that the number of job cuts announced by large U.S.
companies was 35 percent higher in April than it was in March? This is
definitely a case where the trend is not our friend. According to
Challenger, Gray & Christmas, U.S. firms announced 65,141 job cuts
during April, which represented a massive 35 percent increase
over the previous month. And so far this year overall, job cut
announcements are running 24 percent higher than for the exact same
period in 2015. Meanwhile, on Thursday we learned that initial claims
for unemployment benefits shot up dramatically last week. In fact, the
jump of 17,000 was the largest increase that we have seen in over a
year. Of course the U.S. economy has been slowing down for quite a while now,
and many have been wondering when we would begin to see that slowdown
reflected in the employment numbers. Well, that day has now arrived. (Read More....)/
Silent Coup Beginning to Overtake America Now-Larry Nichols-FEMA Government Could Make Obama King
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The Historic Dow Jones-Silver Ratio Points To $300 Silver :Unfortunately, the majority of Americans are holding onto financial assets that are backed by U.S. debt that is 22 times higher than it was in 1980. There lies the RUB.
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Harrowing dashboard camera footage captures escape from supercharged Alberta wildfires the size of New York City that have ravaged Canadian towns, caused 88,000 to evacuate and are being battled by over 1,100 firefighters
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