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San Francisco considers traffic congestion fee that would only apply to ‘RICH’ drivers making more than $46,000 a year

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San Francisco is considering a congestion pricing plan to relieve traffic The plan would charge a fee for those entering a certain zone in downtown The $6.50 fee would be discounted for those making under $100,000 No fee would be charged to those making less than $46,000, the plan propose San Francisco is considering a … Read more

User Posts Allegedly Leaked Pfizer Confidential Documents: ‘THE PFIZER MANUFACTURING AND SUPPLY AGREEMENT’ #PfizerLeak

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Because the cost of developing contracts is very high and time consuming (legal review cycles), Pfizer, like all corporations, develop a standardized agreement template and use these agreements with relatively minor adjustments in different countries.#PfizerLeak#Pfizer — Ehden (#PfizerLeak/#MonkeyBusiness/#COptiGate) 🌟 (@eh_den) July 26, 2021 First, let's talk about the product:The agreement not only covers manufacturing of … Read more

Popular sunscreens recalled over cancer-causing ingredient; FDA investigating

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by: Cassie B. (Natural News) Many people wouldn’t dream of spending long days outside enjoying the summer sun without generous amounts of sunscreen, but those who are using one of five popular formulas could end up developing the very disease they are hoping to avoid: cancer. Neutrogena and Aveeno recently pulled several of their sunscreens … Read more

The Next Wave Of Inflation & Higher Costs That Wall Street Is Ignoring?

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Last week Chipotle Mexican Grill announced a 2nd price hike on its menu in just the last few months bringing cheers (and stock upgrades from Wall Street stock analysts). Chipotle warns it could raise prices even further to stave off labor issues and supply chain struggles https://www.businessinsider.com/chipo… Taco Bell, McDonald’s, and Dunkin’ are raising prices. … Read more

Chemical giants hid dangers of “forever chemicals” in food packaging for more than a decade

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by: Divina Ramirez (Natural News) Chemical giants DuPont and Daikin had known about the dangers of certain chemicals used in food packaging since 2010 but hid them from the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), The Guardian first reported. The chemicals, known as 6:2 fluorotelomer alcohol (FTOH), have been linked to several health problems, such as developmental problems, cancer and liver … Read more

The 2008 BANKING CRISIS in a nutshell.

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by KosmosHD In September 2008, the US investment bank Lehman Brothers filed for bankruptcy. This event was the first time in decades that a major US bank had collapsed. In the UK, major retail banks had to be bailed out by the government, and in Germany, the second-largest bank, Commerzbank, was partly nationalized. These banks … Read more

We Can Have Low Interest Rates Or Robust Growth, But Not Both

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by Daniel Lacalle via Mises Central banks should know by now that you cannot have negative interest rates with low bond yields and strong growth. One or the other. Central banks have chosen low bond yields at any cost, despite all the evidence of stagnation ahead. This creates enormous problems and perverse incentives. It is not a surprise that markets have … Read more

Alarm! U.S. Real Yields And Real Mortgage Rates Fall to Record Low Amid Growth Concerns (Real 10Y Treasury Yield Falls To -3.92% While Real 30Y Mortgage Rate Falls To -2.61%)

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by confoundedinterest17 Alarm! The real yield on U.S. 10-year debt fell to a record low as concerns mounted over the outlook for economic growth. The rate, which strips out inflation, fell almost six basis points to minus -1.269%. The move was compounded by a lack of trading liquidity, with the 10-year breakeven rate — a market proxy … Read more

Bitcoin Back Over $40,000 (+12%) And Technical Analyses (Bollinger, Ichimoku, Elliott Wave, Elder Impulse)

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by confoundedinterest17 Bitcoin surged to over $40,000 as a flurry of short-covering intensified a rally apparently sparked by speculation over Amazon.com Inc.’s involvement in the crypto industry. A job posting from the retail giant seeking an executive to develop the company’s “digital currency and blockchain strategy” stirred questions among analysts over whether the move could eventually lead … Read more

The International Spyware Scandal Runs Deeper Than Pegasus

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Much attention has been paid recently to bombshell allegations that Israeli-created spyware may have been used to target journalists, dissidents, and other enemies of the state. But the Pegasus scandal is a mere microcosm of the larger issue of governments using private companies for surveillance operations. On July 18, the Guardian and 16 other media … Read more

Social Networks are a Danger to Civilization

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Coming back to the United States after years living abroad has me a little shocked. The country is completely different from what I left behind. What has caused this dramatic change? It is clearly social media that is driving the changes and divisions we are seeing. Getting rid of things like Facebook may be the … Read more