Debt Rattle March 10 2018
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Pablo Picasso The Roaster 1938 • Trump Tariffs Cause Massive Outflows From US Stocks – BofAML (R.) • Trump-Kim Meeting Contingent On ‘Concrete
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RTB, aka Russel “Texas” Bentley.
Been following him for a couple of years; glad to see he’s branching out in the media.
He said if he ever returned to Texas, it would be driving a Russian T-90 tank, LOL.
Anyhoo; he wrote a damned good and straight to the point article; good on him.
He does speak truth to power; which means, basically, he’ll never be able to go back to the U.S.; and I’m sure that suits him just fine…
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