Month: January 2023

DETAILS, DETAILS: A Mad Rush to Build More EV Factories, But Where are the Minerals? If you hand out enough free money and incentives you can spur the building of nearly anything. If people balk at buying the cars we will need still more free money to entice them to do do. And then when the … Read more

‘President Joe Biden weighed in on the injury suffered by Buffalo Bills safety Damar Hamlin on Monday Night Football in Kentucky on Wednesday, suggesting the NFL could no longer “avoid” the ugly side of the game. Reporters asked Biden before he departed for Washington, D.C., if he believes the league is getting too violent, prompting … Read more

Loser Liz Cheney lost her re-election bid by an unheard of 40 points. Her own voters hated her so bad they nearly threw her bodily out of Congress… but not before she somehow made herself more than $35 million richer while in D.C. It is an all-too-familiar story. These people get elected, go to Washington, … Read more

"The BOJ offered to buy unlimited amounts of two-year notes at a yield of 0.03% and five-year debt at 0.23%. It also offered to purchase a total ¥600 billion ($4.6 billion) of one-to-25 year bonds…" Source: https://t.co/Srwfp0Ezdx — Gold Telegraph ⚡ (@GoldTelegraph_) January 4, 2023

BREAKING: The World Economic Forum has listed Kevin McCarthy as the Majority Leader of the House on their website. That's the same as calling him the Speaker of the House… WOW.. https://t.co/MkIxdA4fne — Matt Couch (@RealMattCouch) January 4, 2023

Eventually retail will stop buying the dips and just give up. — Financelot (@FinanceLancelot) January 4, 2023 People actually gamble more when they're desperate and in a recession. That's why casino business, lottery tickets and alcohol sales go up. — Financelot (@FinanceLancelot) January 4, 2023 FOMC Minutes: Officials Agreed Rate Cuts Shouldn't Happen in 2023 … Read more

by jessefelder They say there are five stages of grief; the same might be said about bear markets as investors typically go through a similar process beginning with denial. In this regard, the biggest development seen in the markets during 2022 was the breakout higher in interest rates driven by the return of inflation. The 10-year … Read more

Votes for Kevin McCarthy: Ballot 1: 203Ballot 2: 203Ballot 3: 202Ballot 4: 201Ballot 5: 201 It’s time to find a Speaker that will unify the GOP. — Rep. Lauren Boebert (@RepBoebert) January 4, 2023 https://twitter.com/PapiTrumpo/status/1610796338337271808

"We don't do this." Those words to Rep. Schiff are a singular indictment coming from Twitter at the height of its censorship operations. Schiff wanted Twitter to ban an array of critical posters or to "label and reduce the visibility of any content." …https://t.co/LJz6fcVM3j — Jonathan Turley (@JonathanTurley) January 4, 2023 …Schiff has been a … Read more

by: JD Heyes (Natural News) Why Republicans did not do better during the November midterms is a subject of debate, but they should have considering the lousy state of the country under two years of Joe Biden and Democratic control of Congress. In record time, it seems, our economy went from booming and growing under President … Read more

In a new survey of 1,491 executives across different industries around the world, CEOs and other C-suite leaders said that sustainability was a priority. But 58% also admitted that their companies were guilty of greenwashing; among leaders in the U.S., that figure rose to 68%. And two-thirds of executives globally questioned whether their company’s sustainability … Read more

Note: His claim, not mine. Today I received this message from a former NFL player So many current & former players are scared of what this vax is doing to their friends & they’re not allowed to discuss it publicly I promised him I would be his voice But my God what is happening to … Read more

Asking an Asian person for math help is a microaggression. Reverse racism does not exist. Men can get pregnant. Those are just a few of the lessons imparted to government workers in diversity trainings and presentations in 2021, according to documents obtained by the Wall Street Journal editorial page. The materials, summarized in a December 30 editorial, show … Read more

HARRIS COUNTY, Texas – “I’ve never seen someone who’s out on a total of 31 felony bonds,” said Andy Kahan with Crime Stoppers. You can’t blame 24-year-old Joshua Gabriel Ortiz-Lopez for choosing freedom over a jail cell. It’s some Harris County Criminal District Court Judges who see no problem with granting a convicted felon 31 … Read more

So many threads attached about all manner of things on Pfizer. Well worth a read. Some extracts below: 1/ THREAD🚨 #PfizerFiles Pfizer has habitually engaged in illegal and corrupt marketing practices, bribed physicians, & suppressed adverse trial results. This is no secret, yet this fact continues to be brushed under the rug by politicians & … Read more

by Shaun Richards Today the focus switches to the Bank of England and in technical terms it will be starting 2023 in good cheer. That is because its financial stability or “Not QE” bond purchases have mostly been unwound and it looks set to make a profit of around £5 billion on them. So it … Read more

by Chris Black  Not a Serious Country.  Not Sending Their Best /ad. Inf. : Rep. Garcia will be “the first LGBTQ immigrant elected to congress.”   Democrat elected to Congress will be sworn in on a copy of 'Superman #1,' worth about $5.3 millionhttps://t.co/0UkT4Lxvwl — The Santa Hat (@ThePoliticalHat) January 4, 2023

McCarthy is losing it. He texted one of my colleagues who didn’t vote for him: “I am ready to fund an endless war” I’m assuming this is in *addition* to Ukraine. — Matt Gaetz (@mattgaetz) January 4, 2023

Update: McCarthy does not have the votes in round 5. Original Story: Things are looking even worse for Kevin McCarthy on Day 2 of voting for Speaker of the House than they did on Day 1, which was abysmal for him. Not only did he fail to get enough votes to win the gavel, but he actually … Read more