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THANKSGIVING SHORTAGES – Buy NOW Not LATER | food shortages

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pressure canning butter for 5 years video Grocery Shortages: Butter Will Be Harder to Find, but That’s Not All https://www.cnet.com/culture/grocery-shortages-butter-will-be-harder-to-find-but-thats-not-all/#:~:text=The%20butter%20shortage%20is%20caused%20by%20lower%20milk,for%20example,%20has%20risen%20nearly%2010%%20this%20year. Turkey Troubles: Order now, pay more anyway https://www.news10.com/news/local-news/turkey-troubles-order-now-pay-more-anyway/   h/t Jwnlwplus4

Canada’s Liberal gov confesses to $105M World Economic Forum Digital ID contract . ‘The proposed technologies to be used included: distributed ledger technology; biometric technology; and cryptography.’

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The Liberal government has admitted in writing that they have an ongoing $105.3 million contract with the World Economic Forum to introduce digital identities for travel to Canada. Conservative MP Leslyn Lewis published an Inquiry of Ministry she sent to Transport Minister Omar Alghabra in June. The Inquiry focuses on the federal government’s Known Traveller Digital Identity (KTDI) program … Read more

US oil industry MOCKS Biden after OPEC announced production cuts: Energy groups say administration now has no choice but to come ‘crawling back’ to domestic producers

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US oil industry trade groups lashed out at the White House after OPEC cutbacks With gas already painfully high, OPEC is slashing output by 2M barrels per day ‘Life comes at you pretty fast,’ tweeted the US Oil and Gas Association US producers say the Biden administration has smothered domestic production Now they say the … Read more

China Pairs Armed Robot Dogs With Drones That Can Drop Them Anywhere:A video showing a demonstration of a Chinese drone acting as a mini dropship for a robot dog armed with a machine gun has emerged online.

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Footage of a Chinese-made drone carrying a ‘robot dog’ that is armed with a machine gun has started to make its rounds on social media, and it looks like it was taken straight out of a dystopian war movie. It isn’t immediately clear if the video was recorded as part of a Chinese military exercise or rather … Read more

Twitter is rolling out its Birdwatch “collaborative fact-checking” program ahead of the U.S. midterm elections

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Election tampering or what! Hurry up Musk and get these scumbags stopped JUST IN – Twitter is rolling out its Birdwatch "collaborative fact-checking" program ahead of the U.S. midterm elections. "Helpful notes" added to tweets by eligible users will be visible to everyone in the US starting today. — Disclose.tv (@disclosetv) October 6, 2022   … Read more

Is This The Next Major Threat For Oil Demand?

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By Tsvetana Paraskova of OilPrice.com Manufacturing growth in the United States slowed in September to its lowest rate since the pandemic recovery started, in another sign that the U.S. economy is cooling amid aggressive interest rate hikes from the Fed. If the trend continues in the coming months, it would mean a recession is coming to … Read more

Analysts Change Rating Of Texas House Race In Favor Of Republican Mayra Flores

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Analysts at the University of Virginia’s Center for Politics and Cook Political Report changed the House rating from a “Lean Democrat” to a “Toss Up” in the Texas district, ultimately showing that Flores has been making a mark on her congressional district as she represents them in Congress. Flores, the district’s current representative, won the … Read more

We could get even more broke?

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The #Fed has no good options left. It’s either tighten and risk systemic collapse, or ease and destroy the currency. Pick your poison. — Egon von Greyerz (@GoldSwitzerland) October 5, 2022 ATLANTA FED'S BOSTIC SAYS INFLATION FIGHT "STILL IN EARLY DAYS" — *Walter Bloomberg (@DeItaone) October 5, 2022 Michael Burry on being investigated and audited … Read more

Bank of England official says $1 trillion in pension fund investments could’ve been wiped out without intervention

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Atop Bank of England official confirmed for the first time that worries that a popular pension fund investment would collapse prompted the intervention by the central bank to buy bonds at a time when it was planning to sell them. Jon Cunliffe, deputy governor for financial stability, said in a letter to the Treasury Select … Read more

Over 50% of CEOs say they’re considering cutting jobs over the next 6 months — and remote workers may be the first go to

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SNIP Alarm sirens from the C-Suite about a looming recession are gaining volume in America and elsewhere, but calls back to the office for full-time work are a lot softer. Most CEOs across the globe shared the view that a recession is on the horizon and coming sooner than later, according to a Tuesday report … Read more