IWB by Chris Black Russia is the world’s largest exporter of natural gas and nickel, the world’s second-largest exporter of oil and steel, and the third-largest exporter of coal and aluminium. We can live without these things, but make no mistake, …
by Chris Black While the media is working overtime to tell you what to think about the Russian invasion of Ukraine, some guy just hopped on a plane and went to see it for himself. Check out this entire thread: …
by Chris Black A publicly-available document shows a $15MN agreement signed between the US DoD and Ukraine’s Health Ministry to support research into biological weapon research in Kiev, Lvov and Odessa. The US govt provided materials and training for “cooperative …
by Chris Black The problem with NATO is that it hates Russia just for existing. That’s not hyperbole. Putin historically has sought to be on good terms with America and the EU and even tried to join NATO in 2001. …
by Chris Black Under crippling economic sanctions, it looks like Russia is transitioning from globalism to autarky. Russia proposes nationalising foreign-owned factories that shut operations https://t.co/yulDCsyYi1 pic.twitter.com/9OZZUiOouW — Reuters (@Reuters) March 8, 2022
by Chris Black Remember how this worm held up Covid relief for American families because giving you a measly $1200 was considered too costly? Remember how it was too expensive to build a wall on the southern border? Well, he’s …
Massive Storm is on its way for Entire Eastern North America on Friday March 11, 2022 and it will bring Powerful Winds with Wind Driven Rain in Nova Scotia, Newfoundland, New Brunswick, Maine, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, New …
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Way ta go Joe! Friendly reminder pic.twitter.com/g4dsfLOkVs — Alchemist NM (@Alchemistnm89) March 8, 2022 What westerners fail to grasp is Russia has food and energy security. The largest resource base in the world by a mile. No net debt, massive …
by Martin Armstrong WASHINGTON – U.S. Secretary of the Treasury Janet L. Yellen released the following statement on President Biden’s executive order on digital assets. “President Biden’s historic executive order calls for a coordinated and comprehensive approach to digital asset …
Last night my 5th grader told us his vocabulary words for "science" class this week: adolescenceconsenttransgendercisgendernon-binary — Tom Bevan (@TomBevanRCP) March 8, 2022 BTW, there was a recent article by @libbyemmons in the Post Millennial detailing the full scope of …
Joe Biden in 2020: "No more subsidies for the fossil fuel industry. No more drilling including offshore. No ability for the oil industry to continue to drill period. It ends." pic.twitter.com/90MVJevPmv — Dan O'Donnell (@DanODonnellShow) March 8, 2022
No later than March 11, all servers and domains must be transferred to the Russian zone (.ru) Russia was reportedly able to disconnect itself from the global internet as a whole during tests that it launched back in June and …
Hi @NATO! Why did you delete this? pic.twitter.com/OVQwwL6RPS — Jack Posobiec (@JackPosobiec) March 8, 2022 Conversation ensues about it being a Nazi symbol and then someone posts this: https://twitter.com/NoRants2020/status/1501330791091126275 h/t thinking…
by Martin Armstrong https://www.armstrongeconomics.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/Arnab-Goswami.mp4 It is so refreshing to listen to a REAL journalist for once – something was seriously forgotten in America and Europe. Arnab Goswami is an Indian news anchor and journalist, who is the managing director and editor-in-chief of Republic …
by Martin Armstrong Stolichnaya vodka plans to rebrand their product to sound less Russian. This comes on the tail of restaurants, businesses, and bars refusing to sell any product with Russian branding, regardless of the origin. Stolichnaya, which will now …
by Chris Black RUSSIA WILL NO LONGER PROVIDE… – 11% of global oil supply – 17% of global NatGas supply – 11% of global PM production – 11% of global Wheat production – 10% of global Ind Minerals production, including …
By Michael Lebowitz While higher gas prices may be welcome news to the oil industry, the rest of us should be concerned as it is a glaring recession warning. Over the last 40 years, higher gas prices have been linked …
by Shaun Richards One of the features of the credit crunch and then the Euro area crisis is that some things never really go away. Like a rubber ball they just keep bouncing. Let me hand you over to Bloomberg. …
.@NYCMayor said he wants all kids to be able to remove their masks in schools, but stressed that the city cannot be "reckless." https://t.co/bGBooGPQbb — Spectrum News NY1 (@NY1) March 7, 2022
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How much of that will come back around to the Turtle and his cronies. Ukraine: 45% will line to pockets of foreign politicians,45% will come back to US Politicians and PACs in the form of "donations" and 10% will be …
President Biden signed an executive order on Wednesday to explore establishing a U.S. Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC) — also known as a “U.S. digital dollar” — akin to a cryptocurrency. One key difference between the digital dollar and cryptocurrency …
In 2020, Regan’s daughter urged people not to vote for her dad in a tweet that said, “if you’re in michigan and 18+ pls for the love of god do not vote for my dad for state rep. tell everyone,” …
by confoundedinterest17 The mayhem caused by the Russian invasion of Ukraine is helping drive down interest rates … for the time being … and this is helping push down mortgage rates and increase mortgage applications. Mortgage applications increased 8.5 percent …
by jessefelder About five months ago, after the stock market started to correct last fall, I suggested in a blog post the weakness might be due to the fact that it was increasingly looking like there might be an earnings recession on …
by Stewart Thomson of Graceland Updates 1. It’s rare that I suggest that gold market investors should engage in “price chasing”. 2. The 1970s were a time to do it. So was 2009. 3. What about today? Today, the answer is… yes! 4. Please click here now. Double-click to enlarge. When price …
Sir, I’m sorry your plan to defer the economic harm from all the overspending in the pandemic has not worked out; we thought perhaps if we didn’t raise interest rates aggressively a few months ago we might get through November’s …
WASHINGTON — House and Senate appropriators struck a bipartisan deal early Wednesday on a massive bill to fund the federal government through September and provide nearly $14 billion in aid for Ukraine. The House is expected to vote on the …
