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Calling Out China’s Predatory Loans
11/19/2018 - Lots of news came out of the South Pacific over the weekend with the biggest headlines coming from the APEC summit gathering. The biggest news was from the tiny nation of Tonga, perhaps better known as the birthplace of the musical group ‘The Jets,’ whose one hit You Got It All reached number one on the Billboard Adult Contemporary chart in 1987.

After calling on nations in the South Pacific to stand up to China and its use of Debt Trap Diplomacy, the president of Tonga ... MORE

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According to a report from JP Morgan released on October 5, Chairman of the Federal Reserve, Jerome "Jay" Powell, had cost $1.5 trillion losses in market cap since taking over in February. That number is certainly a lot higher and has maybe doubled since then.

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Observations of a concerned public
By Lew Holt - 10/15/2018
Excellent analysis. Good job. Thanks for the info.
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