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Forget Korea, WW III to Begin In Syria
thecommonsenseshow.com / By Dave Hodges / April 24th, 2017
Sometimes, when is looking for trouble on the right, they get sucker punched from the left.
The world is focused on Korea. However, the real action is taking place in Syria. The Russians have quietly escalated the conflict and Turkey and Israel have responded in kind.
Russia Ready to Insert Combat Troops Into Syria
Temporarily, while the world is focused on Korea, we see slight of hand in Syria. The Russians, not to be upstaged by the new military and foreign policy alliance between China and the U.S., has managed to advance their own agenda.
The Russians have also that they are prepared militarize Syria with RUSSIAN troops.Further they have announced that they are continuing to beef up Syria’s air defenses in an obvious anticipation of U.S. air attacks against the Assad regime. Many will interpret this escalation by Russia as a line-in-the-sand move which pushes the world that much closer to World War III.
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Why The Fed’s Recent Stock Market Warning Is More Ominous Than Ever Before
wallstreetexaminer.com / by Jesse Felder / April 6, 2017
The Fed minutes were released yesterday and there’s everyone is talking about: “Some participants viewed equity prices as quite high relative to standard valuation measures.” By “quite high” I imagine they are referring to the fact that even by their own measures the broad stock market is now more expensive than it was at the height of the dotcom mania. The Fed stopped updating the series below in 2014, when valuations first surpassed the 2000 peak but it’s not hard to imagine what it might look like today with the stock market 15% higher and GDP just 7% higher.
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