Youtube daily will Jun 29 2017

OUT TODAY MAYBE ON OUR NEWS.

TOMORROW WE KNOW HE'LL BE AT

THE MALL OF AMERICA TO THE

PRESS CONFERENCE TO BE

INTRODUCED.

THE NEXT TIME THE LYNX TAKE

THE FLOOR WILL BE ONE OF THE

MOST INTERESTING MATCH UPS OF

THE SEASON.

THE LEAGUE MVP AWARD MIGHT BE

AT STAKE.

WHEN THE LYNX PLAY FRIDAY IN

PHOENIX IT WILL FEATURE A MATCH

UP OR NOT JUST TWO PLAYERS

HAVING A GREAT SEASON BUT IN

THE OPINION OF LYNX HEAD COACH

THE TWO GREATEST PLAYER AT

THEIR POSITIONS ALL TIME.

THERE'S NO QUESTION SYLVIA

AND BRITNEY ARE THE BEST.

Reporter: THE TWO FRONT

RUNNERS FOR THE MVP AWARDS HERE

MID-WAY THROUGH THE SEASON.

THEY'RE TOP FIVE IN MULTIPLE

CATEGORIES.

AND NOW, THEY'LL FINALLY SQUARE

OFF HEAD TO HEAD FOR THE FIRST

TIME IN SEASON.

QUITE THE SHOW DOWN.

DEFINITELY HAVE TO BRING IT.

IT'S DEFINITELY GOING TO BE A

CHALLENGE BUT THESE ARE THE

GAMES I LOOK FORWARD TO.

TWO GAMES THAT ARE PLAYING

REALLY WELL RIGHT NOW.

IT'S GOING TO BE FUN BOTH ARE

SIMILAR AND DIFFERENT AT THE

SAME TIME.

BUT AT THE END OF THE DAY IT'S

GOING TO BE WHICH ONE CAN

ELEVATE THEIR TEAM THE BEST.

SOMETHING THAT JUDGING BY

ONE-LOSS RECORDS FOWLES HAS

DONE BETTER THAN GREINER THIS

SEASON.

A ROLE SHE EMBRACES.

JUST LIKE THE CHALLENGE SHE'LL

EMBRACE FRIDAY.

I DON'T THINK I HAVE A

CHOICE.

IT'S EITHER SHOW UP OR GO HOME.

For more infomation >> Lynx-Mercury Matchup Will Feature League's Potential MVPs - Duration: 1:37.

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PAKISTAN WILL TEST UKRAINIAN BUILT 'OPLOT P' MAIN BATTLE TANK - Duration: 3:39.

The Malyshev Factory in Kharkiv, Ukraine rolled out an Oplot main battle tank (MBT) and conducted

a mobility test of it on Friday, June 23 with Ukraine's Interior Minister Arsen Avakov

and Secretary of the National Security Defence Council Oleksandr Turchynov in attendance.

Ukrainian news outlets, such as Depo Harkiv, claim – citing Malyshev Factory employees

– that this specific Oplot MBT – dubbed "Oplot-P – will be sent to Pakistan.

This comes following recent reports from Ukrainian media of the Oplot MBT drawing Pakistani interest.

In April, Delovaya Stolitsa interviewed Pakistan's Ambassador to Ukraine Maj. Gen (retired) Athar

Abbas, who told Delovaya Stolitsa that Pakistan could be interested in 100 Oplot MBT.

At the end of the May, Podrobnosti reported of the Malyshev Factory completing an Oplot

MBT destined for Pakistan, but for testing as part of a tender.

Pakistan had tested the Oplot-M in 2015 as well.

The Pakistan Army has 320 T-80UD MBTs, which it ordered from Ukraine in 1996.

The al-Khalid and al-Zarrar MBTs are powered by Ukrainian diesel engines as well.

The surge of Pakistani interest in Ukrainian armour solutions stems from recent agreements

signed by Kiev and Islamabad in late 2016 and early 2017.

At Pakistan's biennial defence exhibition IDEAS in Karachi in November, Heavy Industries

Taxila (HIT) signed a $600 million U.S. memorandum-of-understanding (MoU) with Ukrspecexport for 200 diesel engines

for the al-Khalid MBT alongside maintenance and modernization support.

This was followed by another MoU in February 2017 during IDEX 2017 in Abu Dhabi, this time

between the Pakistan Ministry of Defence Production (MoDP) and Ukroboronprom.

The MoDP stated that the MoU outlined cooperation "in building, modifying, rebuilding and

upgrading tanks in Pakistan."

The MoDP was quoted (by Geo News) stating that the MoU also involved the co-production

of tank engines.

Pakistan began activating these MoUs in March with a contract for 88 tank sights for the

Army's T-80UDs.

The Podrobnosti report states that the new-build Oplot is meant for testing (i.e. not as part

of an actual order), meaning, Pakistan has yet to decide on pursuing the Oplot.

It is not known if this new-built model incorporates updates or Pakistani-specific changes.

For example, Pakistan may be interested in the new 6TD-3 1,500 hp diesel engine, especially

for the forthcoming HIT al-Khalid 2 MBT.

In 2015, Pakistan had tested several MBTs, specifically the Oplot-M and Chinese NORINCO

VT4, as part of the "Haider" MBT program.

The Haider was envisaged as a complimentary MBT to the al-Khalid series, which was intended

to form the future mainstay of the Pakistan Army's tank forces.

It is not known if the Haider program is still alive or if there is any relation to today's

apparent interest in the Oplot.

For more infomation >> PAKISTAN WILL TEST UKRAINIAN BUILT 'OPLOT P' MAIN BATTLE TANK - Duration: 3:39.

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Focus of Moon-Trump summit will not be on THAAD deployment: White House - Duration: 1:43.

The White House says the deployment of the THAAD missile defense system in South Korea...

will NOT be one of the main topics of discussion, in the summit between Presidents Moon and

Trump.

Rather, the focal point will be economic issues,... such as the trade imbalance between the two

countries and Seoul's import barrier on U.S. automobiles.

Yu Joonhee reports.

In a phone briefing with reporters ahead of the South Korea-U.S. summit, a White House

official said the deployment of THAAD on the Korean Peninsula won't be a major topic.

The official said Washington had been assured by Seoul, that President Moon's order to conduct

an environmental review, does not equate to a reversal in South Korea's THAAD agreement

with the U.S.

He added, if the issue is raised during the two leaders' conversation, it would be treated

as a "routine matter of housekeeping" in the bilateral relationship.

Instead, the official said President Trump is more interested in having frank discussions

on a number of issues regarding trade.

He conveyed Trump's view that certain aspects of the two countries' trade relationship were

not in balance.

Specifically, he said U.S. automobiles are still facing stiff trade barriers from South

Korea, and expressed concerns over the dumping of cheap imported steel in the U.S.

Regarding North Korea, the official said South Korea and the U.S. have a similar approach

in dealing with the regime, mitigating previous concerns the two countries may have differing

views on the matter.

He re-emphasized the need to apply maximum pressure on Pyongyang, until the right conditions

for dialogue present themselves.

The White House official also praised South Korea as a "model" military ally in terms

cost sharing, crediting Seoul with paying its fair share on defense.

Whether President Trump's stance will accurately reflect that of his official however, remains

to be seen.

Yu Joonhee, Arirang News.

For more infomation >> Focus of Moon-Trump summit will not be on THAAD deployment: White House - Duration: 1:43.

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What will this Channel be? - Duration: 2:50.

LAIR

you just wanted people to hear you sing

don't use the lords name in vain young lady

(insert intro here)

tru dat

you dont animate beatch

blah blah blah, talking, yadda yada! these captions stay here for along time. Well at china town I said that there were garage bags decorating the streets, but if i said LITTERING that would be too LITTERal. Yup I should get a life.

no it's almost are you idiots will that idiot part was auto captions at it's finest

are they mary and gary sues?

they should be scripted?

THEN SCRIPT THEM!

yup. mary and gary sues

it is really cool. if you were three.

GET REKT

You voice space, so stop feesing into ur ego m8

you suck at roman numerals, and yes, please stop coughing

stop it.

or? also, why did you even draw that face? PERVERT BAKA!!!

THEN TELL HIM PERSONALLY

(insert outro here)

Oh u think it hurts now? wait until full blown animation

y u so annoying

WHY AM I DISSING MYSELF

For more infomation >> What will this Channel be? - Duration: 2:50.

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Will Food Bosses Go All the Way? | Season 1 | THE F WORD - Duration: 1:07.

Congratulations goes to Food Bosses!

Great job.

What an incredible experience.

I have to say, as a father, as a husband,

I couldn't have been more proud of my family.

I could believe how well we worked together.

Just-- it was amazing.

Those girls surprised the heck out of us.

Woo!

It was so much fun.

- It was such an experience. - Yeah.

And it was great.

We all burned ourselves.

I still have a bandage over one.

I felt like it was go, go, go, go, go.

Yeah.

It was crazy working in a kitchen of that caliber.

But guys, we won.

We won, and we're going all the way.

We're the Food Bosses, and we'll see you in the finale.

For more infomation >> Will Food Bosses Go All the Way? | Season 1 | THE F WORD - Duration: 1:07.

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U.S. 95 will shut down between Casino Center, Las Vegas Boulevard - Duration: 0:48.

OF US-95 TONIGHT.

13 ACTION NEWS ANCHOR YASMEEN

HASSAN HAS MORE ON THE

OVERNIGHT CLOSURE..

AND HOW TO AVOID IT,.

THE FREEWAY WILL BE SHUT DOWN N

BOTH DIRECTIONS ALL NIGHT

WEDNESDAY...

BETWEEN CASINO CENTER AND LAS

VEGAS BOULEVARD.

THE CLOSURE BEGINS AT 11 P-M

AND WILL RE-OPEN AT 4 A-M ON

THURSDAY.

IT'S ALL A PART OF PROJECT NEON

TO WIDEN THE 15 FROM THE 95 TO

SAHARA.

STATION -TZ

ONLY ON 13 ACTION NEWS..

SOME DRAMATIC POLICE BODY-CAM

VIDEO OF A BABY'S BIRTH.

For more infomation >> U.S. 95 will shut down between Casino Center, Las Vegas Boulevard - Duration: 0:48.

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What will be the legacy of Grenfell? - Duration: 2:15.

For more infomation >> What will be the legacy of Grenfell? - Duration: 2:15.

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Will Pop Tarts Waffle? - Duration: 6:47.

Hello and welcome to another installment of Will It Waffle?

I'm Jackson Bird and, if you don't follow me on social media – which by the way you

should, @jackisnotabird – you may not know that for the past several months, I've been

doing a residency program with TED.

Like, TED Talks, those people.

I've been working with a guy named TED.

Which means that after many many years of working remotely from my apartment, I now

work in an office and I have to commute into the city every morning.

And as you might guess from someone who hosts a breakfast-based YouTube show, I am a big

fan of breakfasts of long leisurely big breakfasts in the morning.

But I don't always have time for that anymore so I've been looking for a more time-efficient

breakfast to have and I thought I would go back to my unhealthy childhood and try some

Pop Tarts.

But I don't actually own a toaster.

I have a toaster oven.

And putting Pop Tarts in there is alright, but I think you know where this is going.

I wanted to find out if my old trusty waffle iron could do the job just as well.

And I gotta tell ya, this is the first time in a long time of Will It Waffle?

episodes that I was actually surprised with what happened.

So here it is.

[Will It Waffle? theme music]

Alright we're going to try two different types of Pop Tarts.

I've got Chocolate Fudge, one of my favorites, and because I want to see any waffle grid

patterns that might happen a bit better, I got an unfrosted version as well.

I actually really like the unfrosted versions, but everyone always makes fun of me because

they think if you're getting the kind with no frosting, you're trying to be healthy when

of course there's like nothing at all healthy about Pop Tarts.

In the chocolate fudge Pop Tarts, there is 19 grams of sugar and in the unfrosted strawberry

there is 14 grams of sugar.

Wow!

A whole whopping five grams difference in this heart attack of chocolate and this trying-to-make-you-think-it's-healthy

unfrosted version.

And it's even baked with real fruit!

How can it not be healthy for you?

I'm wearin' this Luke's t-shirt in honor of two of the biggest fans of Pop Tarts in the

world: Lorelai and Lorelai Gilmore.

Let's put these babies on the waffle iron!

This is going to be a delicate process because we don't want to crush the Pop Tarts.

Will Pop Tarts Waffle?

Very gently put that on there.

I don't want to break 'em.

Pop Tarts are very breakable.

Starting to hear the faintest little bit of a sizzle, but uh overall it's just a really

boring waffle.

[sniffs] Also, doesn't smell like anything.

How long are you supposed to cook Pop Tarts when they're in the toaster?

(Reading) For Toaster.

For Microwave.

No for waffle iron!

That's what my face looks like, saying "where's the waffle iron on the instructions?"

Holy crap!

You're only supposed to put them in the microwave for three seconds??

That's like not even putting them in the microwave at all.

What the heck...

So let's find out if Pop Tarts waffle!

Oh-ho ho!

I was not expecting that!!

Oh my god! (laughter) Ohhhh my god!

This is so NOT what I thought was gonna – (laughter)

Ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh my gosh.

What happened here?

Oh wow.

Yeah.

Look at that.

That is very cool looking.

It's crystallizing like when I waffled jam.

Alright.

That's beautiful.

That is a very beautiful waffle pattern on there.

Phew.

Alright.

So not what I was expecting.

I mean, that's cool.

That's weird.

It's one of those situations where uh you wanna wait for it to cool down so you can

eat it, but once it cools down, it hardens.

So... ah hot!

That is hot.

Well, I can say, I definitely over cooked these.

Now that I found out you're only supposed to keep 'em in the microwave for three seconds!

Oh look, I made a house.

Hot!

Also hot.

Also hardening.

Sticking to my teeth.

Oh!

So good though, this chocolate.

This one works better.

i think if you only put them on the waffle iron for a little bit.

I would say maybe a minute.

They'd probably be pretty good.

Not a bad way to heat up a Pop Tart.

It's definitely fun.

I will give it points for being fun and unexpected.

Will I be heating up all of Pop Tarts on the waffle iron?

Probably not.

I've got a thirty minutes later update: these have all solidified together – oh, oh!

Nope.

Awww.

They are so hard you can't even really bite them anymore.

So um no, Pop Tarts do not really waffle.

Now I gotta clean my floor.

Well, I think I'll probably be sticking to the toaster oven.

If anything, it's easier to clean than a waffle iron, but that was definitely a fun thing

to see.

Thank you to all of these people for suggesting that I waffle Pop Tarts.

If you have suggestions for what I should waffle next, please leave those in the comments.

And if you try waffling Pop Tarts or anything else, I wanna see it.

Tag it on social media with #willitwaffle or send it to me @jackisnotabird.

And one quick announcement before I go that actually y'know what I don't feel bad announcing

because no one watches the end of these unless you're actually interested so for those of

you who are interested, I started a podcast.

No, it's not about waffles, but maybe we'll talk about waffles sometimes.

It's called Transmission.

It is a podcast amplifying the voices of transgender people of today.

So every episode I sit down with a fellow trans person and they tell me their story

and we talk about our lives and some of the challenges living in this world where we're

like incrasingly visible, but sometimes that's good and sometimes that's bad.

Pretty much I'm trying to get more people, especially like a broader maybe older demographic

to understand who and what trans people are and the fact that we are all so different

and unique and diverse and complex.

So if that sounds like something that is of interest to you, please go check it out on

iTunes.

It's also on Stitcher, wherever Android people get their podcasts.

It's up there.

And if you really like it, I would love for you to leave a rating and review on iTunes

so more people can find it.

Or just share it with your friends.

Also, share this video with Pop Tarts.

Like actual Pop Tarts on Twitter.

And tell 'em that we want a waffle Pop Tart.

I'm imagining like the surface would have like waffle indentations and maybe it would

taste like maple syrup?

I don't know.

What do you think a waffle Pop Tart would be?

Let me know in the comments and let's get Pop Tarts to make it.

Thank you all for watching.

I'll see ya next time.

[Will It Waffle? Instrumental Theme Music]

For more infomation >> Will Pop Tarts Waffle? - Duration: 6:47.

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ECONOMIC COLLAPSE"Next Phase of Collapse Will Include the End of the Dollar as We Know It" - Duration: 12:47.

The Federal Reserve Is A Saboteur – And The

"Experts" Are Oblivious

I have written on the subject of the Federal Reserve's deliberate sabotage of the U.S.

economy many times in the past.

In fact, I even once referred to the Fed as an "economic suicide bomber."

I still believe the label fits perfectly, and the Fed's recent actions I think directly

confirm my accusations.

Back in 2015, when I predicted that the central bankers would shift gears dramatically into

a program of consistent interest rate hikes and that they would begin cutting off stimulus

to the U.S. financial sector and more specifically stock markets, almost no one wanted to hear

it.

The crowd-think at that time was that the Fed would inevitably move to negative interest

rates, and that raising rates was simply "impossible."

Many analysts, even in the liberty movement, quickly adopted this theory without question.

Why?

Because of a core assumption that is simply false; the assumption that the Federal Reserve's

goal is to maintain the U.S. economy at all costs or at least maintain the illusion that

the economy is stable.

They assume that the U.S. economy is indispensable to the globalists and that the U.S. dollar

is an unassailable tool in their arsenal.

Therefore, the Fed would never deliberately undermine the American fiscal structure because

without it "they lose their golden goose."

This is, of course, foolish nonsense.

Since its initial inception from 1913-1916, the Federal Reserve has been responsible for

the loss of 98% of the dollar's buying power.

Idiot analysts in the mainstream argue that this statistic is not as bad as it seems because

"people have been collecting interest" on their cash while the dollar's value has

been dropping, and this somehow negates or outweighs any losses in purchasing power.

These guys are so dumb they don't even realize the underlying black hole in their own argument.

IF someone put their savings into an account or into treasury bonds and earned interest

from the moment the Fed began quickly undermining dollar value way back in 1959, then yes, they

MIGHT have offset the loss by collecting interest.

However, this argument, insanely, forgets to take into account the many millions of

people who were born long after the Fed began its devaluation program.

What about the "savers" born in 1980, or 1990?

They didn't have the opportunity to collect interest to offset the losses already created

by the Fed.

They were born into an economy where saving is inherently more difficult because a person

must work much harder to save the same amount of capital that their parents saved, not to

mention purchase the same items their parents enjoyed, such as a home or a car.

Over the decades, the Fed has made it nearly impossible for households with one wage earner

to support a family.

Today, men and women who should be in the prime of their careers and starting families

are for the first time in 130 years more likely to be living at home with their parents than

any other living arrangement.

People are more likely to be living with their parents now than back during time periods

in which young people actually wanted to stay close to their parents to take care of them.

That is to say, most young people are stuck at home because they can't afford to do

anything else, not because they necessarily want to be there.

This is almost entirely a symptom of central bank devaluation of the currency and its purchasing

potential.

The degradation of the American wage earner since the Fed fiat machine began killing the

greenback is clear as day.

The Fed is also responsible for almost every single major economic downturn since it was

established.

As I have noted in the past, Ben Bernanke openly admitted that the Fed was the root

cause of the prolonged economic carnage during the Great Depression on Nov. 8, 2002, in a

speech given at "A Conference to Honor Milton Friedman … On the Occasion of His 90th Birthday:"

"In short, according to Friedman and Schwartz, because of institutional changes and misguided

doctrines, the banking panics of the Great Contraction were much more severe and widespread

than would have normally occurred during a downturn.

Let me end my talk by abusing slightly my status as an official representative of the

Federal Reserve.

I would like to say to Milton and Anna: Regarding the Great Depression.

You're right, we did it.

We're very sorry.

But thanks to you, we won't do it again."

Bernanke is referring in part to the Fed's program of raising interest rates into an

economic downturn, exacerbating the situation in the early 1930's and making the system

highly unstable.

He lies and says the Fed "won't do it again;" they are doing it RIGHT NOW.

The Fed was the core instigator behind the credit and derivatives bubble that led to

the crash in 2008, a crash that has caused depression-like conditions in America that

we are still to this day dealing with.

Through artificially low interest rates and in partnership with sectors of government,

poor lending standards were highly incentivised and a massive debt trap was created.

Former Fed chairman Alan Greenspan publicly admitted in an interview that the central

bank KNEW an irrational bubble had formed, but claims they assumed the negative factors

would "wash out."

Yet again, a Fed chairman admits that they either knew about or caused a major financial

crisis.

So we are left two possible conclusions — they were too stupid to speak up and intervene,

or, they wanted these disasters to occur.

Today, we are faced with two more brewing bubble catastrophes engineered by the Fed:

The stock market bubble and the dollar/treasury bond bubble.

The stock market bubble is rather obvious and openly admitted at this point.

As the former head of the Federal Reserve Dallas branch, Richard Fisher, admitted in

an interview with CNBC, the U.S. central bank in particular has made its business the manipulation

of the stock market to the upside since 2009:

"What the Fed did — and I was part of that group — is we front-loaded a tremendous

market rally, starting in 2009.

It's sort of what I call the "reverse Whimpy factor" — give me two hamburgers

today for one tomorrow."

Fisher went on to hint at his very reserved view of the impending danger:

"I was warning my colleagues, Don't go wobbly if we have a 10 to 20 percent correction

at some point…

Everybody you talk to… has been warning that these markets are heavily priced."

[In reference to interest rate hikes]

The Fed "front-loaded" the incredible bull market rally through various methods,

but one of the key tools was the use of near-zero interest rate overnight loans from the central

bank, which corporations around the world have been exploiting since the 2008 crash

to fund stock buybacks and pump up the value of stock markets.

As noted by Edward Swanson, author of a study from Texas A&M on stock buybacks used to offset

poor fundamentals:

"We can't say for sure what would have happened without the repurchase, but it really

looks like the stock would have kept going down because of the decline in fundamentals…

these repurchases seem to hold up the stock price."

In the initial TARP audit, an audit that was limited and never again duplicated, it was

revealed that corporations had absorbed trillions in overnight loans from the Fed.

It was at this time that stock buybacks became the go-to method to artificially prop up equities

values.

The problem is, just like they did at the start of the Great Depression, the central

bank is once again raising interest rates into a declining economy.

This means that all those no-cost loans used by corporations to buy back their own stocks

are now going to have a price tag attached.

An interest rate of 1% might not seem like much to someone who borrows $1000, but what

about for someone who borrows $1 Trillion?

Yes, borrowing at ANY interest rate becomes impossible when you need that much capital

to prop up your stock.

The loans have to be free, otherwise, there will be no loans.

Thus, we have to ask ourselves another question; is the Fed really ignorant enough to NOT know

that raising rates will kill stock markets?

They openly admit that they knew what they were doing when they inflated stock markets,

so it seems to me that they would know how to deflate stock markets.

Therefore, if they deliberately engineered the market rally with low interest rates,

it follows that they are deliberately engineering a crash in markets using higher interest rates.

Mainstream economists and investment "experts" appear rather bewildered by the Federal Reserve's

exuberance on rate hikes.

Many assumed that Janet Yellen would hint at a pullback from the hike schedule due to

the considerable level of negative data on our fiscal structure released over the past

six months.

Yellen has done the opposite.

In fact, Fed officials are now stating that equities and other assets appear to be "overvalued"

and that markets have become complacent.

This is a major reversal from the central bank's attitude just two years ago.

The fundamental data has always been negative ever since the credit crisis began.

So what has really changed?

Well, Donald Trump, the sacrificial scapegoat, is now in the White House, and, central bank

stimulus has a shelf life.

They can't prop up equities for much longer even if they wanted to.

The fundamentals will always catch up with the fiat illusion.

No nation in history has ever been able to print its way to prosperity or even recovery.

The time is now for the Fed to pull the plug and lay blame in the lap of their mortal enemy

– conservatives and sovereignty champions.

They will ignore all financial reality and continue to hike.

This is a guarantee.

In the Liberty Movement the major misconception is that the Fed is attempting to "catch

up" to the next crash by raising interest rates so that they will be ready to stimulate

again.

There is no catching up to this situation.

The Fed has no interest in saving stock markets or the economy.

Again, the fed has raised rates before into fiscal decline (during the Great Depression),

and the result was a prolonged crisis.

They know exactly what they are doing.

What does the Fed gain from this sabotage?

Total centralization.

For example, before the Great Depression there used to be thousands of smaller private and

localized banks in America.

After the Great Depression most of those banks were either destroyed or absorbed by elite

banking conglomerates.

Banking in the U.S. immediately became a fully centralized monopoly by the majors.

In a decade, they were able to remove all local competition and redundancy, making communities

utterly beholden to their credit system.

The 2008 crash allowed the banking elites to introduce vast stimulus measures requiring

unaccountable fiat money creation.

Rather than saving America from crisis, they have expanded the crisis to the point that

it will soon threaten the world reserve status of our currency.

The Fed in particular has set the U.S. up not just for a financial depression, but for

a full spectrum calamity which will include a considerable devaluation (yet again) of

our currency's value and resulting in extreme price inflation in necessities.

The next phase of this collapse will include the end of the dollar as we know it, making

way for a new global currency system that uses the IMF's SDR basket as a foundation.

This plan is openly admitted in the elitist run magazine 'The Economist' in an article

entitled "Get Ready For A Global Currency By 2018."

It is important to understand what the Fed actually is — the Fed is a weapon.

It is a weapon used by globalists to destroy the American system at a given point in time

in order to clear the way for a new single world economy controlled by a single managerial

entity (most likely the IMF or BIS).

This is the Fed's purpose.

The central bank is not here to save the U.S. from harm, it is here to make sure the U.S.

falls in a particular manner — a controlled demolition of our fiscal structure.

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Will Britain's Grenfell fire tragedy spur change for social services? - Duration: 8:08.

JUDY WOODRUFF: But first: Britain's Prime Minister Theresa May has promised a national

investigation into the exterior paneling, called cladding, used in the construction

of high-rise buildings, this in the wake of the London apartment fire two weeks ago that

left at least 80 dead.

Testing shows that the paneling is highly flammable, and is found on apartment blocks

around Britain.

It is thought to have accelerated the fire.

The disaster at Grenfell Tower has seriously undermined confidence in Prime Minister May's

Conservative minority government.

Many believe the tragedy could mark a turning point in how Britain cares for its poorest.

From London, Malcolm Brabant reports.

MALCOLM BRABANT: The faces of Grenfell Tower haunt the streets of North Kensington.

Hope that the missing will ever be found has long expired.

Two weeks on, the official death toll remains at 79.

This traumatized community is convinced at least 100 perished, if not more, in what was

a high-rise crematorium.

DAVID LAMMY, Parliament Member: Grenfell is a monumental disaster on a scale that we have

not seen for a generation.

It raises huge issues about how Britain cares for people that are poorer in our social housing

in particular who need the state to house them.

It's absolutely clear that what we have seen is gross negligence or corporate manslaughter.

MALCOLM BRABANT: The memorials proffer silent protests and demand reform.

Lawmaker David Lammy, who lost a friend in the fire, is leading the charge.

DAVID LAMMY: At its heart, Brits like to see themselves as fair and as tolerant.

What they saw in Grenfell has alarmed them.

They really saw the face of a welfare state that has largely disappeared.

I do believe Grenfell is a turning point.

It's a Hurricane Katrina moment.

MALCOLM BRABANT: During urgent safety spot checks in 120 public housing blocks across

Britain, cladding in every single case failed fire resistance tests.

In the London borough of Camden, the risk to tenants was compounded by other inadequate

fire protection measures and considered so severe that the council ordered the immediate

evacuation of 4,000 people over last weekend.

MAN: I think they're behaving ridiculous, to be quite honest with you, because they

have known for seven years about all this stuff.

MAN: The system is broken, it's cracking up, and it's evident to see for everybody.

MALCOLM BRABANT: As refugees from the wars of former Yugoslavia, Alen and Andrea Kevric

are used to leaving home in a hurry.

The council gave them $7,500 for temporary accommodation during repairs, but a private

rental agency rejected them.

ANDREA KEVRIC, Nurse: They actually realized who we are, that we are plebs from social

housing.

And they don't want us there.

This is the reality, how people are treated in this country.

MALCOLM BRABANT: According to local council officials, the fire department recommended

evacuation, but hundreds of residents refused to move.

The Kevrices, who have four children, are uncertain about their immediate future in

a country that has become their home.

In common with many immigrants, they have low-paid jobs and are priced out of London's

expensive housing market.

ANDREA KEVRIC: To make some kind of decent living, I have to be in social housing, which

I'm very lucky to be in, because it's so rare and hard to come by.

I was lucky to get it.

And so my rent is considerably reduced, but, even with that, we just make ends meet.

ALEN KEVRIC, Premises Manager: The divide between rich and poor unfortunately only gets

exposed with the worst kind of disasters.

History will teach us as well that's the only way when we can actually ask for change.

MALCOLM BRABANT: This crisis coincides with a slew of reports highlighting poverty in

Britain.

The U.N. children's agency, UNICEF, says Britain has some of the highest levels of hunger and

deprivation amongst the world's richest nations.

It claims that one in three British children experience poverty in terms of food, clothing

and social activities.

The housing charity shelter warns a million families could be made homeless by 2020.

Volunteers at this food bank in the heart of London are taking delivery of donations

that will help sustain 50 people.

The food bank charity Trussell Trust is reporting today that four in five of its clients are

going hungry for days at a time.

DOROTHEA HACKMAN, Trussell Trust: A big group of those are not receiving their benefits,

benefit delayed.

The next biggest group are low-income.

And these are people who are just managing.

And one crisis, a canceled day's work, an additional bill, a sick child, any of those

issues can tip them into desperately needing more assistance.

MALCOLM BRABANT: Dr. Youssef El-Gingihy, a general practitioner and author who has campaigned

against cuts in the National Health Service, believes that Britain's political tide is

turning irrevocably.

DR.

YOUSSEF EL-GINGIHY, Activist: Austerity kills.

This terrible tragedy with the Grenfell Tower fire has unfortunately become this grim monument,

this rather ghastly memorial for the Conservative government's austerity regime of massive cuts

to public spending, particularly on public services.

MALCOLM BRABANT: The argument about austerity erupted in Parliament today.

Are there questions for the prime minister.

Jeremy Corbyn?

JEREMY CORBYN, Leader, Labor Party: This disregard for working-class communities, the terrible

consequences of deregulation and cutting corners, I urge the prime minister to come up with

the resources needed to test and remove cladding, retrofit sprinklers, properly fund the fire

service and the police, so that all our communities can truly feel safe in their own homes.

THERESA MAY, British Prime Minister: The cladding of tower blocks didn't start under this government.

It didn't start under the previous coalition government.

The cladding of tower blocks began under the Blair government.

MALCOLM BRABANT: It's been 10 years since Tony Blair was prime minister.

Under Corbyn, Labor has returned to its socialist roots, and a rock star welcome at last weekend's

Glastonbury music festival showed his popularity amongst young people.

JEREMY CORBYN: Is it right that so many people in our country have no home to live in, and

only a street to sleep on?

AUDIENCE: No!

JEREMY CORBYN: Is it right that so many people live in such poverty in a society surrounded

by such riches?

No, it obviously is not.

CLAIRE-LOUISE LEYLAND, Camden Councillor: Did you like it?

MALCOLM BRABANT: Conservatives like Camden Councillor Claire-Louise Leyland are fighting

Corbyn's portrayal of the Conservatives as uncaring.

CLAIRE-LOUISE LEYLAND: It's duplicitous and I think really unhelpful for people who are

trying to deal with trauma to try and turn this into such a simple argument.

Difficult choices were made.

Things happened that shouldn't have happened, and we need to really explore what went wrong.

MALCOLM BRABANT: As the politicians fight for the moral high ground over Grenfell, there

is yet another report about divided Britain by a commission which says that successive

Labor and Conservative governments have failed to reduce the gap between the haves and the

have-nots.

The Social Mobility Commission warns that, unless there is urgent radical and reform,

the divisions in Britain will get widen even, threatening social cohesion and economic prosperity.

For the "PBS NewsHour," I'm Malcolm Brabant in London.

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5 investigates: Top prosecutor says Molly Bish murder will be solved - Duration: 2:20.

ALERT WHEN THE

BOY WAS FOUND UNHARMED.

>> WCVB, NEWSCENTER 5.

>> IT'S A CASE THAT'S FRUSTRATED

INVESTIGATORS FOR 17 YEARS.

BUT TONIGHT, THE TOP PROSECUTOR

SAYS HE BELIEVES THE MURDER OF

MOLLY WILL BE SOLVED.

>> HE'S TELLING 5 INVESTIGATES

HOW INVESTIGATORS HOPE

TECHNOLOGY AND A TIP WILL GIV

THEM THE BREAK THEY NEED.

>> WASN'T TO DO SOMETHING FOR

THIS FAMILY.

THERE IS A KILLER OUT THERE AND

WE WANT TO SOLVE THIS CASE.

>> THAT'S IN THE HEART AND MIND

OF THE TOP PROSECUTOR.

EACH YEAR ON JUNE 27, THE DAY

MOLLY VANISHED FROM HER

LIFEGUARD POST AT CUMMINGS POND

IN WARREN.

>> THERE IS A LEV OF

FRUSTRATION WHEN YOU HAVE AN

UNSOLVED MURDER.

>> THEY HAVE GONE BACK TALKING

TO PREVIOUS INVESTIGATORS,

POURING THROUGH DOZENS OF BOXES

OF RESIDENTS AND RETRACING

MOLLY'S STEPS ON THAT DAY BACK

IN 2000.

THIS SURVEILLANCE VIDEO FROM A

LOCAL CONVENIENCE STORE CAPTURED

THE LAST IMAGE OF THE

16-YEAR-OLD, ABOUT 13 MINUTES

BEFORE SHE DISAPPEARED.

>> WHAT MAKES THIS EVEN HARDER

WAS THAT THE CRIME SCENE AT THE

TIME WAS VIRTUALLY DESTROYED.

THEY THOUGHT MOLLY HAD DROWNED.

SO BY THE TIME THE EXPERTS GOT

IN AND SAID, WAIT A MINUTE.

STOP.

SO MUCH HAD BEEN COMPROMISED.

>> CONVICTED MURDERER STANGER IS

A PERSON OF INTEREST ALONG WITH

THIS MAN STAYING AT THE

CAMPGROUND.

>> HE HAD A WHITE CAR SIMILAR TO

THE ONE THAT MAN WAS DRIVING.

INVESTIGATORS ARE DOING ENHANCED

DNA TOASTING ON EVIDENCE TAKEN

FROM THE POND.

THE WOODS WHERE MOLLY'S BODY WAS

FOUND THREE YEARS LATER, AND

OTHER LOCATIONS.

>> ANYTHING PROMISING COME OUT

OF THAT?

>> YES.

I CAN'T SPEAK TO IT IN DETAIL,

BUT WE HAVE CAUSE FOR OPTIMISM

BASED ON SOME OF THE STUFF WE'VE

TESTED AND WE'RE LOOKING FOR

THAT EVIDENCE, TIP, INFORMATION,

LOOKING FOR A LITTLE DIVINE

INTERVENTION.

POINT US IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION.

WE NEED A BREAK.

>> AND THAT ENHANCED DNA TESTING

HAS RESULTED IN INVESTIGATORS

TESTING MORE EVIDENCE.

THAT TESTING IS ONGOING.

I ASKED THE D.A. IF HE THOUGHT

THEY WERE CLOSE TO SOLVING THIS

CASE.

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If You're A Feminist, This Will Trigger You - Duration: 0:02.

MEN!

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General Hospital 6/29/17 Spoilers "Will Ava Come Clean With Dante?" GH June 29 2017 Spoilers - Duration: 2:59.

General Hospital 6/29/17 Spoilers

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Moin

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President Trump Just Announced New 5 Word Plan That Will Save American Energy - Duration: 1:09.

President Trump Just Announced New 5 Word Plan That Will Save American Energy

Today was a historic day for our country it was today that president trump looked out upon the tribal leaders and

Energy gurus and called for a plan of American ambition that would make Kennedy in his space Program proud

Trump told the energy roundtable today. I'm confident that working together

we can usher in a Golden age of American energy dominance and the

Extraordinary financial and security benefits that it brings to our citizens not only the native American

But all over the country that's right. We are not just going to catch up. We are not just going to become energy independent

From now on America will be energy dominant this means

It's our turn to sell energy to Europe and China and saudi Arabia

And everyone else for too long we have been importing and why for a fake environmentalism?

That's why tell me this how does letting a third world country drilling used slaves save the atmosphere

It doesn't just that simple trump also promised jobs jobs the loire also

Removing regulations means more solar plants to no dems want to talk about that. Oh dot

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Arsenal will only land £57million man Alexandre Lacazette if Lyon can find prolific replacement - Duration: 3:26.

Arsenal will only land £57million man Alexandre Lacazette if Lyon can find prolific replacement

ARSENAL will miss out on £57million Alexandre Lacazette if Lyon cannot find a suitable replacement for the prolific 26-year-old.

The forward scored 76 goals in his last three Ligue 1 seasons and that sort of reliable finishing does not come around often or cheap. Lyon are demanding £57m for striker Lacazette.

Atletico Madrid were ready to splash out on the goal machine this summer until their transfer ban wrecked their carefully laid plans.

Arsenal will have to pay at least £57million for Alexandre Lacazette.

Arsenal have agreed a club-record £44m deal to sign Lyon star Alexandre Lacazette. And now Arsenal can benefit from their misfortune and swoop for the wantaway France international.

Lyon president Jean-Michel Aulas said: "Today [Monday] our position is that as long as we have not signed his replacement, we will keep him.

"He expressed the wish to leave and he was given an agreement to go to the club of his heart, but things did not happen. "He wants to leave. We will discuss it in the coming weeks.

"If so, offers will be heard, provided they match the value of the player.   Watch Arsenal target's Alexandre Lacazette phenomenal season.

Bertrand Traore has failed to establish himself in the first team squad at Chelsea.

Bertrand Traore signed his first professional contract with Chelsea in 2014. Aulus was speaking at the unveiling of Bertrand Traore who the French club signed from Chelsea for £8.

The 21-year-old Burkina Faso star is a talented attacking force but is not a candidate for replacing Lacazette's goals.

Lyon's new man said he was relieved to be finally getting a chance to play regular first-team football after being farmed out on loan by the Blues.

He said: "It was time to land in a more stable project, considering my age and my development, it was the moment for me to leave Chelsea.

"It was time to look for stability in a club where I would play a leading role.   The best of Lyon forward and Arsenal target Alexandre Lacazette.

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Gold & Silver Analysis: Gold Will Stand Tall When The Next Global Financial Crisis Unfolds! - Duration: 5:14.

In our 2015 In Gold We Trust report we already examined the relationship between gold and

interest rates.

The conclusion of our analysis was that rising nominal interest rates did not necessarily

imply a decline in gold prices.

We also pointed out that real interest rates are a more important driver of gold prices.

We want to build on this and expand our analysis with respect to real, i.e., price inflation-adjusted

interest rates…

The following chart shows the trends in the real federal funds rate and the gold price

since 1970.

It turns out that time periods in which real interest rates are in negative territory for

most of the time (highlighted in blue on the chart) go hand in hand with very strong gold

prices.

In the time period 1970 to 1980 gold climbed from 34,90 to a peak of 850 USD, in an environment

of mostly negative real interest rates.

The same applies to the 2003-2017 time period, in which gold rose from 356 to 1,260 USD (as

of end of May2017).

That represents a cumulative performance of approximately 9% per year.

Conversely, markedly positive real interest rates create a relatively difficult environment

for gold, as the period 1980 to 2003 makes clear.

The performance of different asset classes in different real interest rate environments

is relevant from an investment and portfolio hedging perspective.

The following table shows the average monthly performance of gold, silver, the S&P 500 Index

as well as the Dollar Index since 1970 in a variety of real interest rate environments

(in terms of the real Fed Funds rate).

The historical record indicates that gold and silver performed best in times when the

real federal funds rate was in a range from -1% to +1%.

While gold performs best when real rates are negative, silver has problems with an environment

of negative real rates.

That makes sense intuitively, if one interprets the real federal funds rate as a proxy for

expansionary or restrictive monetary policy.

A negative real federal funds rate (price inflation > federal funds rate) traditionally

signals that monetary policy is accommodative or expansionary.

By contrast, a clearly positive real federal funds rate (federal funds rate > price inflation)

indicates a restrictive or hawkish monetary policy.

As silver has a sizable demand component as an industrial metal in addition to monetary

demand, it is no surprise that its performance often differs from that of gold.

One must also keep in mind that silver tends to attract more speculative interest, not

least because it is the smaller market.

As the table also illustrates, volatility in silver tends to be far pronounced than

in gold, i.e., it both outperforms to the upside and underperforms to the downside.

Along with the above, one should consider the following: empirical data such as these

do have value in practice, and being aware of them is quite important for investors.

It should be noted in this context that chart comparisons also show that there are frequently

sizable leads and lags in evidence – at times the gold market discounts the future

behavior of real interest rates in advance, and at times it reacts to the appearance of

positive or negative real interest rates with a slight lag.

The market is very often right, but it is not always right – in fact, it is a truism

that the market is wrong at turning points, since at major lows and major peaks, it discounts

a future that is not going to play out.

Lastly…

Lastly, experience also shows – and this is actually logical in a fiat money system

in which the paper dollar is legal tender and must be purchased to liquidate dollar-

denominated debt – that gold will tend to serve as a source of liquidity in the early

stages of crises.

For instance, at the height of the 2008 panic, gold prices briefly declined and the US dollar

soared, as banks outside the dollar area scrambled to obtain dollar liquidity and real interest

rates spiked as inflation expectations decline rapidly (a situation known as a "deflation

scare" – the gold price quickly recovered from this and soared subsequently).

Gold reserves were used as collateral for dollar loans, and the lenders hedged the gold

exposure they acquired when accepting gold as collateral.

Such hedging activities always involve outright selling somewhere down the line of the chain

of transactions.

Gold is always and everywhere accepted as collateral – when push comes to shove, its

acceptability as collateral exceeds that of any debt instrument, including treasury bonds.

Gold is the only money that can stand tall even without "backing" from an outsized

military force.

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Obama Will NOT Like What This Brave Marine Said About His Legacy - top 7 hot news english - Duration: 4:54.

Obama Will NOT Like What This Brave Marine Said About His Legacy - top 7 hot news english

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Focus of Moon-Trump summit will not be on THAAD deployment: White House - Duration: 1:46.

The White House says the deployment of the THAAD missile defense system in South Korea...

will NOT be one of the main topics of discussion, in the summit between Presidents Moon and

Trump.

Rather, the focal point will be economic issues,... such as the trade imbalance between the two

countries and Seoul's import barrier on U.S. automobiles.

Yu Joonhee reports.

In a phone briefing with reporters ahead of the South Korea-U.S. summit, a White House

official said the deployment of THAAD on the Korean Peninsula won't be a major topic.

The official said Washington had been assured by Seoul, that President Moon's order to conduct

an environmental review, does not equate to a reversal in South Korea's THAAD agreement

with the U.S.

He added, if the issue is raised during the two leaders' conversation, it would be treated

as a "routine matter of housekeeping" in the bilateral relationship.

Instead, the official said President Trump is more interested in having frank discussions

on a number of issues regarding trade.

He conveyed Trump's view that certain aspects of the two countries' trade relationship were

not in balance.

Specifically, he said U.S. automobiles are still facing stiff trade barriers from South

Korea, and expressed concerns over the dumping of cheap imported steel in the U.S.

Regarding North Korea, the official said South Korea and the U.S. have a similar approach

in dealing with the regime, mitigating previous concerns the two countries may have differing

views on the matter.

He re-emphasized the need to apply maximum pressure on Pyongyang, until the right conditions

for dialogue present themselves.

The White House official also praised South Korea as a "model" military ally in terms

cost sharing, crediting Seoul with paying its fair share on defense.

Whether President Trump's stance will accurately reflect that of his official however, remains

to be seen.

Yu Joonhee, Arirang News.