by Michael Snyder We were warned that this would happen. In 2021, millions of Americans either quit their jobs or were forced out of their positions because of various mandates that were implemented all over the country. And as I discussed earlier this week, countless other workers either died or became incapacitated last year. As … Read more
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Gun control groups worked for decades to impose Second Amendment restrictions that do little to reduce crime. They’ve used public relations campaigns, scare tactics and rhetoric that never addresses those actually committing these tragedies. Over the past two years, though, Americans have experienced first-hand what happens when they are left defenseless against criminals who don’t … Read more
Decentralized web technology continues to be an important area for us to explore, but a lot has changed since we started accepting crypto donations. 2/4 — Mozilla (@mozilla) January 6, 2022 In the spirit of open-source, this will be a transparent process and we'll share regular updates. We look forward to having this conversation and … Read more
Back in 1998, sci-fi TV series The X-Files aired an episode called “Kill Switch” about an AI gone rogue. Told when the internet was still accessed by most using dial-up modems, it was a fascinating tale of technology run amuck, a message about not handing too much of your life over to the digital world. … Read more
“Some members of a rowdy group shown dancing, drinking and vaping maskless aboard a flight to Cancun find themselves stranded in Mexico after their return flight to Canada was scrubbed and other airlines have declined to fly them home. The group flew to Cancun from Montreal on December 30 aboard a Sunwing Airlines charter flight. … Read more
More than 83 million people Thursday were under some kind of winter alert from the Pacific Northwest to New England. The first storm meteorologists were tracking was producing heavy snow through Tennessee, where snow falling at 1 to 2 inches per hour was likely to cause a difficult morning commute along Interstate 40, including Nashville. Through … Read more
“In the old days, the Fed could do U-turns… it did a massive U-turn in January 2019, 2018… [and] after the taper tantrum,” Queens’ College, Cambridge, President @elerianm says. “The Fed can do U-turns as long as inflation isn’t a problem.” pic.twitter.com/rUUXUuR9JD — Yahoo Finance (@YahooFinance) January 6, 2022
By Brandon Smith Despite a growing resurgence of interest in the science and psychology of narcissistic sociopaths and psychopaths it seems as though society today has lost track of how these people can sabotage the core fabric of a civilization or nation. It is very easy to hyper-focus on collectivist ideologies as the source of … Read more
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global food prices ⬆️ ~ 28% in 2021, the most in 14 yrs pic.twitter.com/8e7xAJfQIP — IV (@iv_technicals) January 6, 2022 Japan Nov Real Wages Fall For 3rd Month As Inflation Hits Stagnant Nominal Pay – RTRS https://t.co/HdPAX1MpMW — LiveSquawk (@LiveSquawk) January 6, 2022 The fear of a .25 rate hike has broke the market. Meanwhile … Read more
WHEN WILL PEOPLE WAKE UP! WE ARE BEING CHOKED OFF FROM SUPPLIES! https://t.co/nEx9Lt7FOy — Dahboo7 🎙 (@dahboo7) January 6, 2022 Bloody foreigners, not coming over here, not taking our jobshttps://t.co/jJZYppChbO — Best for Britain (@BestForBritain) January 1, 2022 Candy was more expensive for Halloween. Turkeys were more expensive for Thanksgiving. Presents were more expensive for … Read more
View post on imgur.com https://www.foxnews.com/media/author-book-rittenhouse-killed-two-black-men-race-war If one mistake in a little known book about ancient Egypt elicits this much howling, it is to avoid discussing our larger problem, to avoid seeing our deep-seeded obsession with patriarchal power. — Kara Cooney (@KaraCooney) January 5, 2022 View post on imgur.com h/t dr0id
FORT MYERS, Fla. – Car prices could remain high for another two years as dealerships continue to struggle to maintain their inventory of used and new cars due to a shortage of Chinese-made semiconductor chips, dealers told Fox News. “We have to charge more money for the cars because we’re paying more money for the … Read more
The Democratic Party, constitutional scholars, and pro-democracy advocates have quietly explored the possibility of disqualifying former President Trump from holding office again in the years since the Jan. 6 attack on the Capitol. After the riots of Jan. 6, there was a crescendo of calls to take steps to strip Trump of his eligibility, but … Read more
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GameStop Entering NFT And Cryptocurrency Markets; Stock Surges In a desperate attempt to recreate the short squeeze from a year ago, GameStop stock is surging after hours after a report from the WSJ that the company which once was a video game retailer and now nobody really knows what it does, is launching a division to develop … Read more
Triple boosted? Can we talk about early COVID treatment yet? pic.twitter.com/4W6HW1UA4C — Mythinformed (@MythinformedMKE) January 6, 2022 AC
BMW debuted a fascinating and futuristic new concept at this year’s Consumer Electronics Show: A car with the ability to change colors on-the-fly. Rather than standard metal panels, the concept car features e-ink technology — the same tech that’s used to power Amazon’s wildly popular e-reader, the Kindle — as a means of changing colors … Read more
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Can’t be real. — Ekim (@namlaK01) January 5, 2022 pic.twitter.com/BWHx4NkhtQ — Adam Carolla (@adamcarolla) January 5, 2022
