El-Erian Says Fed Made “Worst Inflation Call Ever”

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Face The Nation, Released on 12/12/21 Mohamed El-Erian, chief economic adviser for Allianz, says the “characterization of inflation as transitory is probably the worst inflation call in the history of the Federal Reserve.” “The characterization of inflation as transitory — it’s probably the worst inflation call in the history of the Federal Reserve,” El-Erian said. … Read more

Omicron makes up 40% of cases in London, to be the dominant variant in the next 48 hours, UK Health Sec warns

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JUST IN: Omicron is expected to be the dominant variant in London in the next 48 hours, health official Sajid Javid warns. "No variant of COVID-19 has spread this fast," Javid says. https://t.co/X95qSVZ8ND — ABC News (@ABC) December 13, 2021 UK Omicron cases jump 50% in 24 hours to almost 5,000 but overall daily Covid … Read more

Letter crisis is imminent

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by Tooluka Letter supply crisis in the cryptocurrency industry is nigh. Currently almost half of all English letters is already taken and supply for new shitcoins is dwindling for both sides of dollar. We need to make some aggressive changes to accommodate latecoiners who don’t get scam people in the user friendly and concise way. … Read more

Amazon Employee Killed in Warehouse Collapse Was Forced to Stay at Work Despite Tornado Warning

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by Chris Black This is third world tier bullshit frens. https://twitter.com/nypost/status/1470187292065161220 None of those employees should have been at work that evening.   They all knew about a tornado incoming, it was all over the news for a couple days, especially on Friday. Corporate should have thought about saving lives, not the bottom line, and … Read more

Hospitals Back Down so Unvaxed Don’t Quit

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by Chris Black Resistance IS NOT FUTILE. Mass civil disobedience works. Too bad Americans don’t have a spine. Some of the largest U.S. hospital systems have dropped Covid-19 vaccine mandates for staff, as labor costs in the industry soar and hospitals struggle to retain staff. https://t.co/VYswGAsAWC — WSJ Politics (@WSJPolitics) December 13, 2021  

Why Some People Will Suffer from Social Security “Sticker Shock” in 2022

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Via Birch Gold Mainstream media has been making a big deal about Social Security’s cost-of-living-adjustment (COLA) for next year. “Biggest jump since 1983,” according to at least one source. While it’s a fact that the 5.9% COLA is substantial when compared to prior years, once inflation is factored in, beneficiaries will experience “sticker shock.” Let’s take … Read more