Hyper Report – 141117 – Fluoride A Neurotoxin – 18 November 2014

Today’s Items:

First…
Japan
http://cnsnews.com

Japan, the world’s third-largest economy, contracted at a 1.6% in the third quarter as housing and business investment dropped following a sales tax hike. Of course, this contraction is easily fixed if the Bank of Japan monetizes debt with even more quantitative easing.

Next…
Deflation
http://www.zerohedge.com

Believe it or not, plummeting oil prices are actually a symptom of terrible mounting instabilities in the world in the form of deflation. In addition, when currencies change value quickly, as has happened since the past summer, this creates instability in the currency markets. The ultimate destination of all of the financial shenanigans will likely be a sovereign debt crisis in 2015.

Next…
Record Student Loan Debt
http://www.forbes.com

Student loan debt rose 2% from 2012 to 2013. In addition, in six states, the average student loan debt surpassed $30,000. 18% of colleges saw average student debt surge at least 10%. Private loans accounted for a significant amount of the student loan burden at colleges with both high and low average debt. While New Hampshire, at nearly $33,000, has the highest average student debt, New Mexico is the lowest at nearly $19,000.

Next…
Fluoride is a Neurotoxin
http://readynutrition.com

Fluoride has been shown to reduce fertility, damage bones, and reduce IQ, especially in children. Up until now, the medical community has been denying this; however, with peer reviewed reports in medical journals, there appears to be a major sea change in the medical establishment. Of course, the fact that fluoride was used in Nazi concentration camps should have been a major clue.

Next…
MSNBC Allowed What?
http://dailycaller.com

Hell must have frozen over because an MSNBC Reporter’s comment about how Gruber’s Comment confirming the worst suspicions about how lies allowed Obamawreck to become law were allowed on air. Were MSNBC executives still in therapy after the Midterms?

Next…
Net Neutrality

Why do certain politicians suddenly now want to fix the internet when it is not broken? Asking that question should offer the self-revealing answer. Guess what, if you are watching this video, the internet is not broken.

Finally, please prepare now for the escalating economic and social unrest. Good Day!

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