IWB Did you know ADL trains every new FBI agent on their role as protectors of the American people and the Constitution? pic.twitter.com/wc6JPF1bXd — ADL (@ADL) May 30, 2014
Another round of Twitter Files has dropped, and this one comes courtesy of Matt Taibbi (who the Washington Post laughably dubbed a “conservative journalist”). This latest round features how deeply the FBI, DHS, state governments, and others were involved in …
Journalist Matt Taibbi posted a new trove of Twitter documents on Friday They show emails from FBI officials requesting bans on Twitter users In one email last month, the FBI asked Twitter to suspend actor Billy Baldwin Also listed in …
by BoatSurfer600 That eight-month drop in the benchmark price from March of 16.4% was by far the largest eight-month drop in CREA’s data going back to 2005 Look out below!
Source: https://www.cnbc.com/2022/12/15/california-lowers-solar-energy-incentives-for-homeowners.html h/t BoatSurfer600
The November elections saw Californians continue to embrace progressive leadership but voters in one of the state’s most populous counties are so frustrated with this political direction that they voted to consider seceding and forming their own state. An advisory …
(ZeroHedge) Last week the US Embassy in Lithuania announced the Pentagon plans to step up troop deployments in the Baltic states, taking what was previously categorized as “episodic” troop deployments and turning toward a “persistent rotational presence” across the Baltics, …
by silvertomars Italy is addicted to cheap money. Europe will be facing higher energy inflation + commodities inflation driven by China's demand.. people think inflation return to normal soon. it's time to wake up. Stagflation will get a lot worse.. …
“We’d expect kind of double the normal length of a recession because the Fed’s not going to be at your back for a long time, and that’s a big deal,” Jensen told Bloomberg on Friday. https://fortune.com/2022/12/16/how-bad-recession-double-normal-length-china-bridgewater-associates-cio/amp/ The Bridgewater co-CIO said …
The Senate on Thursday night passed the massive $858 billion National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) in a vote of 83-11. The spending bill has already been approved by the House and now heads to President Biden’s desk for his signature. …
Tesla hits new 25-month low today. It’s down almost 4x more than the market as a whole today. pic.twitter.com/5NGIH2LmNj — Brian Tyler Cohen (@briantylercohen) December 16, 2022
pic.twitter.com/OzGdlJHre7 — 📈💰💸💳🌎🚀🌕💰📈 (@LivetMax) December 17, 2022 Sounds like the New Zealand government has become radicalized. AC
Global use of coal climbed to a record high this year as the energy crisis in Europe saw some supposedly ‘green’ countries forced to burn coal amid reductions of natural gas flows from Russia. The International Energy Agency (IEA) said in its annual …
A wave of closures may be coming for US department stores. That’s according to analysts at UBS, who predicted this week that national chains could have to shutter some brick-and-mortar locations in 2023 – even those that survived the combined …
Medical professionals in Germany warned on Friday that delivery problems have led to a shortage of important medications and called for production to be brought back to Germany. “Supply bottlenecks are increasingly causing grave problems, including in hospitals,” the head of the …
Last week the US Embassy in Lithuania announced the Pentagon plans to step up troop deployments in the Baltic states, taking what was previously categorized as “episodic” troop deployments and turning toward a “persistent rotational presence” across the Baltics, including …
The automotive market may be under stress as several experts call for a massive wave of repossessions in early 2023, with prominent figures like Tesla founder Elon Musk and Ark Invest’s Cathie Wood sounding the alarm about the potential impact on financial …
On this episode of Going Underground, we speak to Prof. Huang Jing, the Director of the Institute of US and Pacific Studies at the Shanghai International Studies University. He discusses the significance of Xi Jinping going to the Middle East …
Source: https://tradingeconomics.com/commodity/eggs-us h/t BoatSurfer600
by mark000 HAHAHA……… US central planning committee setting ALL IMPORTANT rate is just a bunch of theater . This only applies to setting the FF rate, still need em to (attempt to, so far successfully each time) bail out the …
The State of California is overwhelmed. AC
#Breaking #UkraineUnderAttackPassengers of the Kharkiv metro are evacuated through the tunnel due to a train stop pic.twitter.com/vQXifBZEWD — Avia.Pro (@avia_pro) December 16, 2022 This video shows a Kalibr cruise missile launched by #Russian Navy flying over #Kyiv. Since this morning, …
(Gateway Pundit) It is now more than twice as expensive to charge an electric vehicle in Norway’s capital, Oslo, than to fill up a gas-powered vehicle. It was reported in the local newspaper Avisa Oslo that the price of Oslo’s …
Armed with corrupt FTX crypto money, Kevin McCarthy spent the 2022 midterms picking winners and losers, with his long-term speakership fantasies at the top of his agenda. America First candidates and others who couldn’t be controlled by the establishment or, …
Source:https://t.co/ptkvCYH1dL — James Melville 🚜 (@JamesMelville) December 16, 2022 Bill Gates is not only owning the most farmland in America… He has also taken control of the global production and warehousing of seeds… https://strangesounds.org/2022/03/warning-bill-gates-has-taken-control-of-the-global-production-and-warehousing-of-seeds.html Tess
Imo, I feel like when BNB really starts to collapse, we will see the collapse of Binance. Their own token is likely a big reason they’re still afloat. pic.twitter.com/9N7zk66fM8 — Michael 🏳️🌈 (@mikesay98) December 16, 2022 Why is Binance making …
Very interesting Twitter thread from guy in the business Background: Over the past 2 years, many people took out exorbitant loans on cars. Car values were inflated (and frankly, still are to some extent). But many people simply had no …
