'cZ' - SPRING'z Oct-17 = "They Cut Him Up While He Was Still Alive" & Sky turns purple over Florida and Ohio during Hurricane Michael & Mortgage Applications Collapse To 19-Year Lows
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Subject: 'cZ' - SPRING'z Oct-17 = "They Cut Him Up While He Was Still Alive" & Sky turns purple over Florida and Ohio during Hurricane Michael & Mortgage Applications Collapse To 19-Year Lows Wed Oct 17, 2018 9:30 am
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"They Cut Him Up While He Was Still Alive": Grisly Details Of Saudi Journalist Killing Emerge Sky turns purple over Florida and Ohio during Hurricane MichaelSky turns purple over Florida and Ohio during Hurricane Michael
Mortgage Applications Collapse To 19-Year Lows
Global Beer Supply In Jeopardy "Due to Extreme Drought And Heat," Study Warns
Mortgage Applications Collapse To 18-Year Lows
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Subject: "They Cut Him Up While He Was Still Alive": Grisly Details Of Saudi Journalist Killing Emerge Wed Oct 17, 2018 9:37 am
While President Trump would love it if the Western media, along with prominent executives in tech and finance, would buy Saudi Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman's claims that he had "no knowledge" of the confrontation at the Saudis' consulate in Istanbul that's believed to have precipitated the killing of insider-turned-Washington Post columnist Jamal Khashoggi, yet more evidence has emerged this morning to contradict the official Saudi narrative. Trial balloons floated by the kingdom in the Western press, as well as Trump's own suggestions, point to "rogue operatives", but in a story published last night, the New York Times managed to corroborate Turkish officials' claims that several suspected members of the 15-man 'hit squad' have been directly linked with MbS. And now, in what has been billed as the first glimpse of the grisly circumstances of Khashoggi's murder, the Middle East Eye and the Wall Street Journal have reported that "it took seven minutes for Khashoggi to die."
But in what was probably the most gruesome details from the report, MEM reported that Dr. Salah Muhammad al-Tubaigy, who was identified by the Times and other media outlets as an "autopsy expert" whose presence cuts against Saudis' suggestions that the killing wasn't premeditated, started cutting Khashoggi's body into pieces while the journalist was unconscious, but still breathing. Previously, Khashoggi had been knocked unconscious after being injected with a mysterious substance. MEM attributed its information to a person who had listened to the Turkish government's recording of the murder (its agents had apparently bugged the Saudi consulate, which is unsurprising given the tense relations between the two Muslim powers that only deteriorated during last year's Qatari crisis). That recording, which hasn't been publicly shared, has served as the basis for dozens of media reports about Khashoggi's death. According to this source, after arriving at the consulate, Khashoggi was dragged from the consul-general’s office at the Saudi consulate in Istanbul into his study next door, before being pinned down on the table and injected with an unknown substance. During the attack, horrifying screams were heard by witnesses. After Khashoggi had been knocked unconscious (never to awaken again), al-Tubaigy put on his headphones and started the grim process of dismembering the body with a bone saw. [/size]
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Tubaigy began to cut Khashoggi’s body up on a table in the study while he was still alive, the Turkish source said. The killing took seven minutes, the source said. As he started to dismember the body, Tubaigy put on earphones and listened to music. He advised other members of the squad to do the same. "When I do this job, I listen to music. You should do [that] too," Tubaigy was recorded as saying, the source told MEE. A three-minute version of the audio tape has been given to Turkish newspaper Sabah, but they have yet to release it. A Turkish source told the New York Times that Tubaigy was equipped with a bone saw. He is listed as the president of the Saudi Fellowship of Forensic Pathology and a member of the Saudi Association for Forensic Pathology.
[size][size] According to WSJ, voices on the tapes can be heard asking the Saudi consul to leave his office before the hit squad murdered Khashoggi. The consul, Mohammad al-Otaibi, departed Turkey for Riyadh Tuesday afternoon after the Saudis, in a sudden reversal, denied Turkey's requests to search Otaibi's residence, saying his home was off limits to investigators. Should other media organizations confirm these reports (which has become a pattern since Khashoggi disappeared into the consulate on Oct. 2 after being asked to return to pick up a marriage license), calls for sanctions, an arms sales ban - or even the deposing of Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman could grow louder. But while MbS remains ensconced in his protective shield of power, those directly involved in the killing have good reason to be afraid. The United Nations human rights chief Michelle Bachelet has called for the lifting of diplomatic immunity for any facilities and persons tied to the killing, which means that, even if Saudi Arabia gives its nominal "rogue operatives" a pass, extradition requests from Turkey or another UN member would greatly increase their chances of arrest.
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Subject: Sky turns purple over Florida and Ohio during Hurricane Michael Wed Oct 17, 2018 9:44 am
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Sky turns purple over Florida and Ohio during Hurricane MichaelSky turns purple over Florida and Ohio during Hurricane Michael
By Strange Sounds -Oct 17, 2018
By Strange Sounds - Oct 17, 2018
Why did Hurricane Michael leave cities with an electric purple sky as it engulfed Florida?
Purple sky over Cleveland, Ohio as Hurricane Michael engulfed Florida
An Ohio motorist has filmed the night sky appearing to glow a magnificent electric purple over the city of Cleveland. The bizarre celestial light has left many struggling to explain the strange phenomenon. Captured by Youtube user Jbreez216 as he was driving around Cleveland, the footage depicts a strange hue above the city. Completely freaked out by what he is seeing, the eyewitness puts his camera out the window of his moving vehicle to prove it’s not a trick reflection on the windscreen. https://youtu.be/th5AfHevTV4
“Look at the sky, why is it purple like that?” the motorist says in the video. “That’s crazy. I thought it was my [window] tint for a second but… that’s out the window. That’s crazy.” Filmed on October 13, after Hurricane Michael struck the state, it’s almost certain the bizarre light was caused by the weather. However, a definitive reason has yet to be settled on by shocked viewers, and many theories are circulating online. Some claimed that the strange coloring was a result of peculiar happenings in space or even a portent of a biblical, end-of-days event. Lake City referred to in the below tweet is actually in Florida, which experienced a purple sky like Ohio did:
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[ltr]WOW. I’ve never seen such a purple sky before! This is in Lake City. Rain & wind starting to pick up here now. #Michael @FCN2go #FCNstorm @fcntim @_WeatherStove @WeatherLauren[/ltr] 4:17 PM - Oct 10, 2018
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However the actual scientific reason for the coloring is much more mundane. It has been put down to a thing called “scattering,” where often violet or blue light of the setting sun becomes the dominant light in the sky.
Purple sky over Lake City, Florida during Hurricane Michael in October 2018. via Twitter
“Molecules and small particles in the atmosphere change the direction of light rays, causing them to scatter,” a University of Wisconsin spokesperson told Cleveland 19 News.
Purple sky over Lake City, Florida during Hurricane Michael in October 2018. via Twitter
“Scattering affects the color of light coming from the sky, but the details (the colors) are determined by the wavelength of the light and the size of the particle.”
Purple sky over Lake City, Florida during Hurricane Michael in October 2018. via Twitter
What do you think it was? About a year ago, a mysterious light column appeared in a loud boom over Feliciano, Argentina… Also supposedly caused by a rare weather. By the way, you can support your Strange Sounds by becoming a Patron on Patreon or donating through Paypal. Please and thank you.
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Subject: Mortgage Applications Collapse To 19-Year Lows Wed Oct 17, 2018 10:00 am
After sliding 2.1% the prior week, mortgage applications collapsed 7.1% last week as mortgage rates topped 5.00%... Ignoring the collapses during the Xmas week of 12/29/00 and 12/26/14, this is the lowest level of mortgage applications since September 2000...
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The Refinance Index decreased 9 percent from the previous week. The seasonally adjusted Purchase Index decreased 6 percent from one week earlier. The unadjusted Purchase Index decreased 6 percent compared with the previous week and was 2 percent higher than the same week one year ago.
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The average contract interest rate for 30-year fixed-rate mortgages with conforming loan balances ($453,100 or less) increased to its highest level since February 2011, 5.10 percent, from 5.05 percent, with points increasing to 0.55 from 0.51 (including the origination fee) for 80 percent loan-to-value ratio (LTV) loans.
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Still, The Fed should keep on hiking, right? Because - "greatest economy ever.." and so on... As we noted previously, the refinance boom that rescued so many in the post-2008 'recovery' is now over. If rates hit 5%, the pool of homeowners who would qualify for and benefit from a refinance will shrink to 1.55 million, according to mortgage-data and technology firm Black Knight Inc. That would be down about 64% since the start of the year, and the smallest pool since 2008. Naturally, hardest hit by the rising rates will be young and first-time buyers who tend to make smaller down payments than older buyers who have built up equity in their previous homes, and middle-income buyers, who can least afford the extra cost. Khater said that about 45% of the loans that Freddie Mac is backing are to first-time buyers, up from about 30% normally, which also means that rising rates could have an even bigger impact on the market than usual. [/size][/size]
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Younger buyers are also more likely to be shocked by higher rates because they don’t remember when rates were more than 18% in the early 1980s, or more recently, the first decade of the 2000s, when rates hovered around 5% to 7%.
[size][size] “There’s almost a generation that has been used to seeing 3% or 4% rates that’s now seeing 5% rates,” said Vishal Garg, founder and chief executive of Better Mortgage.[/size] [/size]
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Subject: Global Beer Supply In Jeopardy "Due to Extreme Drought And Heat," Study Warns Wed Oct 17, 2018 10:04 am
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Global Beer Supply In Jeopardy "Due to Extreme Drought And Heat," Study Warns
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Subject: Mortgage Applications Collapse To 18-Year Lows Wed Oct 17, 2018 8:19 pm
After sliding 2.1% the prior week, mortgage applications collapsed 7.1% last week as mortgage rates topped 5.00%... Ignoring the collapses during the Xmas week of 12/29/00 and 12/26/14, this is the lowest level of mortgage applications since September 2000...
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The Refinance Index decreased 9 percent from the previous week. The seasonally adjusted Purchase Index decreased 6 percent from one week earlier. The unadjusted Purchase Index decreased 6 percent compared with the previous week and was 2 percent higher than the same week one year ago.
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The average contract interest rate for 30-year fixed-rate mortgages with conforming loan balances ($453,100 or less) increased to its highest level since February 2011, 5.10 percent, from 5.05 percent, with points increasing to 0.55 from 0.51 (including the origination fee) for 80 percent loan-to-value ratio (LTV) loans.
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Still, The Fed should keep on hiking, right? Because - "greatest economy ever.." and so on... As we noted previously, the refinance boom that rescued so many in the post-2008 'recovery' is now over. If rates hit 5%, the pool of homeowners who would qualify for and benefit from a refinance will shrink to 1.55 million, according to mortgage-data and technology firm Black Knight Inc. That would be down about 64% since the start of the year, and the smallest pool since 2008. Naturally, hardest hit by the rising rates will be young and first-time buyers who tend to make smaller down payments than older buyers who have built up equity in their previous homes, and middle-income buyers, who can least afford the extra cost. Khater said that about 45% of the loans that Freddie Mac is backing are to first-time buyers, up from about 30% normally, which also means that rising rates could have an even bigger impact on the market than usual. [/size]
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Younger buyers are also more likely to be shocked by higher rates because they don’t remember when rates were more than 18% in the early 1980s, or more recently, the first decade of the 2000s, when rates hovered around 5% to 7%.
[size] “There’s almost a generation that has been used to seeing 3% or 4% rates that’s now seeing 5% rates,” said Vishal Garg, founder and chief executive of Better Mortgage.[/size]
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Subject: Mortgage Applications Tank As Interest Rates Soar Wed Oct 17, 2018 8:25 pm
#7 Mortgage Applications Tank As Interest Rates Soar
Mortgage Applications Tank As Interest Rates Soar
Mac Slavo October 17th, 2018 SHTFplan.com
Weekly mortgage application fell a whopping 7.1% as the cost of borrowing money surged. Interest rates are climbing higher making debts more expensive, so naturally, fewer people can now afford to buy homes. Rising interest rates appear to be the main culprit behind the tanking of new mortgage applications. Buyers just don’t want to pay the higher rates, which are now at an 8-year-high. According to CNBC, homebuyer demand is strong, but affordability was weakening even before rates began to rise, as tight supply pushed home prices sharply higher. The housing market is definitely cooling off now. Total mortgage application volume fell 7.1 percent for the week, according to the [/color]Mortgage Bankers Association’s (MBA) seasonally adjusted report. Volume was 15 percent lower compared with the same week one year ago. There was no adjustment made for the holiday, Columbus Day, in which banks were closed. With fewer borrowers now able
to benefit from a refinance, refinance volume, which had been the majority of mortgage business following the recession, fell to 38.1 percent of total applications from 39 percent the previous week. Applications to refinance a home loan are highly sensitive to even the smallest rate adjustments. They fell 9 percent for the week and were 33.5 percent lower than a year ago. Rates have moved 22 basis points higher in the past four weeks and have jumped 96 points in the past year. “Treasury rates increased over the week, mainly as communication from Federal Reserve officials pointed to a continued path of rate hikes, based on the strength of the economy and hot job market,” said Joel Kan, an MBA economist according to CNBC. “Furthermore, four out of the five rates tracked in our survey increased.” While there was some concern that this is bad news for the economy in general, others were more optimistic. The association’s new CEO, Robert Broeksmit is one who looked on the bright side. “Well, of course, I’m concerned, but I’m optimistic because the economy is so strong and the millennials are out buying houses and the demand is so high. We do have to work on the supply side,” said Broeksmit. “I think what you’ll see is as the rates continue to tick up, home price appreciation, the pace will slow, and there will be an equilibrium over time.” But is he right? Are millennials buying houses? According to several reports, most millennials can’t actually afford to buy homes partly because their student loan debt is outrageous and they have taken jobs paying them much less than they anticipated. In addition to high interest rates and potentially negative effects on credit scores associated with student loans, millennials are earning less and struggling to find jobs compared with previous generations, reported Upworthy. It’s no surprise that saving for a down payment for a house is nearly impossible for many millennials. This could be a sign of a weaker economy, or it could be an evening out of the housing bubble that we’ve been in for a while. Either way, it isn’t as positive or optimistic for those trying to afford a house.
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'cZ' - SPRING'z Oct-17 = "They Cut Him Up While He Was Still Alive" & Sky turns purple over Florida and Ohio during Hurricane Michael & Mortgage Applications Collapse To 19-Year Lows