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Bob Jones’ blog No Punches Pulled is always an enjoyable read. I visited for the humorous post on wine reviews and stayed for the commentary on Hong Kong. So what does a New Zealand businessman and regular visitor to Hong Kong like Sir Bob think about the protests? A few
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An interesting video looking at why Leftist heads are exploding over the fundamental incoherence of cultural Marxist philosophy when two opposite “values” meet. Not a word from the Globalist Lefties. Where are Golriz and Marama – not a tweet?
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Avi Yemini from the Rebel Media is currently in Hong Kong seeing up close and personal what fighting for democracy looks like. He says that he has never seen anything quite like it before. In his e-mail to followers he described dodging barricades and diving into enormous gatherings of pro-freedom
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Allianz Chief Economic Adviser Mohamed El-Erian discusses the inverted yield curve, and the Federal Reserve. The U.S. Treasury yield curve inverted Monday morning for the first time since 2007, sending equities into a tailspin and raising concerns about a recession. But strategists including Mohamed El-Erian are sending a message:
