Month: March 2022

Gasoline Theft Increasing Coast to Coast

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https://youtu.be/pHWvNpSCBWI -If we are seeing this much criminal activity already, what will happen when the price of gasoline really spirals out of control? I had heard that gasoline thefts were happening around the nation, but I had no idea how bad things really were until I started looking into it. From coast to coast, gas … Read more

Young School Kids Chant Anti-Biden Song And Dem Parents Are Furious

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7V4gBp74Dx4 KTLA News reports, A President’s Day lesson turned controversial when a Norco parent saw a video of her daughter among students chanting “we want him out” after her teacher asked the class who the president is and “what do we want to do with him?” Read More/Source/Credit/FairUse: https://ktla.com/news/local-news/we-w…

Inversion! US Treasury 10Y-5Y Curve Inverts As Investors Flee Treasury Market As Mortgage Rates Hit 4.42%

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by confoundedinterest17 The US Treasury 10Y-5Y curve (aka, the belly of the Treasury beast) has inverted. It is more about the 10Y Treasury yield rising more slowly than the 5Y yield. Freddie Mac’s 30Y mortgage commitment rate rose to 4.42%. Today’s initial jobless claims came in at 187k, the lowest in modern history!! Overheated much? … Read more

BIDENFLATION: Lunchflation stings workers returning to the office as prices for wraps soar 18%, sandwiches 14% and salads 11% in just ONE year.

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Menu prices are at an all-time high since workers have returned to the office Payments company Square calculated the prices of standard lunch items within major cities, including San Francisco, Seattle, New York City, Washington, D.C. Since last March, the average price of wraps is up 18%, sandwiches are up 14%, salads are up 11% … Read more

3M inadvertently discovers a forcefield

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So perhaps this can be a precursor to the Shields on Star Trek’s Enterprise: “David Swenson of 3M Corporation describes an anomaly where workers encountered a strange “invisible wall” in the area under a fast-moving sheet of electrically charged polypropelene film in a factory. This “invisible wall” was strong enough to prevent humans from passing … Read more

The US oil supply unexpectedly plummeted last week!

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US crude oil supply dropped by 2.5 million barrels last week, the Energy Information Administration said The drop signals the US faces stronger supply strains than anticipated and gas prices could rip even higher “If it seems likely an EU ban on Russian energy is coming, Brent crude could easily rally to record high territory … Read more

Selective Service: In the event of a draft, our agency would partner with FEMA to provide opportunities to conscientious objectors

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Why would they tweet this? “In the event of a draft?” Uh-oh… In the event of a draft, our agency would partner with @fema to provide opportunities to conscientious objectors to ensure our nation keeps moving forward. Learn more about Alternative Service at https://t.co/v2MBOkduVe pic.twitter.com/tjDJlCdoKn — Selective Service (@SSS_gov) March 23, 2022 Tess

Another diplomat RIPS Trudeau, calls on the EU to deny him from speaking for ‘trampling’ on human rights!

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I'm overwhelmed by the support and appreciation of the Canadian people, which means a lot to me! Because of that, I published the speech with English translation. Unfortunately, the interpreter ignored that I mentioned the freezing of 200 bank accounts.https://t.co/piraGB0jK4 — Bernhard Zimniok (@BernhardZimniok) March 24, 2022 Another European parliamentarian scorches Trudeau. https://t.co/RyuhOAlPxZ — Ezra … Read more

War on fuels destroys Americans, empowers CCP

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Oil is king when it comes to energy policy, but coal and natural gas are just as important. In the case of all three fossil fuels, Western governments have engaged in an all-out war on exploration, production, and generation, banned Russia’s exports of those products, and then gave a monopoly to China, inducing the worst … Read more