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Russia Starts Criminal Investigation of Browder While US Deep State Protects him | Armstrong Economics

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The Russians present 1,000 pages of documentation on Browder to which the United States has refused to even respond. The curious thing here is Browder regularly appears on US TV bashing Putin and is being protected by the US Deep State, yet he resigned his American citizenship to avoid taxes. Why would the US protect someone who resigned his American citizenship? There is a mountain of questions to be answered and nobody wants to respond. Perhaps this too has crossed the line here on the Pi Target.
— Read on www.armstrongeconomics.com/world-news/corruption/russia-starts-criminal-investigation-of-browder-while-us-deep-state-protects-him/

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Welcome to the Pi Target Day – 2018.89 | Armstrong Economics

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Welcome to the Pi Target Day 2018.89. There is just so much going on it is hard to say which event is the critical target. These events are usually GEOPOLITICAL in nature. They have marked the day Hitler was offered the Chancellorship, the attack on the pound & the break of the ERM with the follow-through of Ireland, the attack on the World Trade Center 911, to the day Greece stated it would apply for help to the IMF. This one should be interesting because we have everything from BREXIT Crisis to the EU stating it will sanction Italy on the 21st and Russia announcing it is criminally investigating Browder which can lead to a real crisis of US interfering into the Russian elections back in 1999. So hang on. This should be interesting.
— Read on www.armstrongeconomics.com/armstrongeconomics101/ecm-armstrongeconomics101/welcome-to-the-pi-target-day-2018-89/

The Universe Is Expanding, But How Fast Is Up for Debate

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In the 1920s, astronomer Edwin Hubble brought about the modern age of cosmology when he discovered that the universe is expanding at a predictable rate, which has since been called the Hubble constant. Nearly 100 years later, more precise measurements have sharpened his accuracy — but may also put our current understanding of physics in limbo.

— Read on curiosity.com/topics/the-universe-is-expanding-but-how-fast-is-up-for-debate-curiosity