Fitch says a third of rated Chinese developers would face cash crunch in a scenario where sales fall by 30%… World Bank: Economic growth will slow sharply in 2022

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  Fitch says a third of rated Chinese developers would face cash crunch in a scenario where sales fall by 30% China’s real estate sector has been hit by a debt crisis in recent months as the cash crunch of the world’s most indebted developer Evergrande came to a head. Fitch said in its report … Read more

Javid has ‘estimated’ this. So that’s meaningless. Can’t even quote fake figures any more, no-one’s buying it.

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Notice the change in wording now…"Boris Johnson says 'overwhelming majority' of people currently in ICU are not boosted"'Boosted' – not 'vaccinated' – so in fact the majority of ICU patients have been jabbed pic.twitter.com/BzL83NdJ0w — Tess Summers 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇮🇪 (@tesssummers98) December 29, 2021

‘Enormous, enduring harms have been ignored…’

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The refusal to weigh the costs not just of COVID itself but of the grave life restrictions imposed in its name — indeed, the attempt to stigmatize any effort to insist that such costs be counted — has gone from irrational to immoral. Enormous, enduring harms have been ignored. https://t.co/rUTdAgX8xX — Glenn Greenwald (@ggreenwald) December … Read more

Greece’s restrictions to brought forward from Jan. 3 to tomorrow, starting at 6 a.m.

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Greece's restrictions to brought forward from Jan. 3 to tomorrow, starting at 6 a.m. #Greece #COVID19 pic.twitter.com/ivfDFL75pv — Derek Gatopoulos (@dgatopoulos) December 29, 2021 • Omicron now considered the dominant variant in Greece. • Vaccination mandate policy will be reviewed early in the new year. #Greece #COVID19 — Derek Gatopoulos (@dgatopoulos) December 29, 2021

How Much Control Does the Central Bank Have over Interest Rates?

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by Frank Shostak via Mises It is a commonly accepted view these days that the central bank is a key factor in the determination of interest rates. By this way of thinking, the Fed determines the entire interest rate structure by influencing the short-term interest rates. The central bank influences the short-term interest rates by means of the monetary … Read more

BLACK-PILLED: THE DEAGEL DEPOP FORECASTS

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Really good article about the Deagel papers, including the original figures that disappeared. Mentions Boris Johnson’s father and his connection to the depop agenda. Also that Albert Deagel worked for the Rockefeller Foundation… https://twitter.com/MandoCrypto1/status/1475881380030697474 Tess

A Great Depression For The 21st Century: Gold, Silver, Bitcoin, Housing Will Crash – Robert Kiyosaki

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LYzqZYcg8g8 Rich Dad Poor Dad’s Robert Kiyosaki is sharing a very gloomy prediction for the near-term outlook: The everything bubble has burst and now it’s time for several asset classes to face a ‘giant’ crash. An economic depression is also looming on the horizon and the unprepared will be left empty-handed. In a series of … Read more

It’s Now A Criminal Charge to NOT Give Care To Baby Born Alive From Botched Abortion In This State

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=csZEe-H9FY8 Madeline Leesman from Townhall reports, Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine, a Republican, signed a bill Wednesday that imposes criminal penalties on doctors who do not administer medical care to a baby that is born alive after a failed abortion attempt. Read More/Source/Credit/FairUse: https://townhall.com/tipsheet/madelineleesman/2021/12/23/ohio-gov-mike-dewine-signs-born-alive-abortion-bill-n2600997

Elon Musk completed his 10b5-1 share selling program

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@elonmusk completed his 10b5-1 program tonight, exercising the last 1.554M tranche of options expiring Aug 2022, and selling 934,090(!) shares. As stated in the Form 4 footnote: “This Rule 10b5-1 trading plan was completed on December 28, 2021.” Yes, Elon is done selling $TSLA. pic.twitter.com/taOGy3025o — Gary Black (@garyblack00) December 29, 2021 "This rule 10b5-1 … Read more

Glenn Greenwald: ‘This was a pivotal moment in the pandemic’s history’

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That episode single-handedly destroyed trust in public health officials, proving they'd politicize their expertise when convenient. Corporate media celebrated a douchebag-lawyer shaming families at deserted beaches, then — overnight! — cheered densely packed street protests. pic.twitter.com/DvOzIr5JX8 — Glenn Greenwald (@ggreenwald) December 28, 2021 As usual, elite institutions — media, government, public health authorities — love … Read more

Taper, what taper?

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Taper, what #taper? #federalreserve holdings of securities rose > $129bn from Dec 1 – 23rd after rising ~$104bn from Nov 4 – Dec 2. The Nov increase is about what was expected. The Dec move is way bigger than the $90bn expectation pic.twitter.com/IoP9X2K148 — Steve Sosnick (@SteveSosnick) December 28, 2021 #FFR #EasyMoney https://t.co/bULmQkh7m4 — Invariant … Read more

At the risk of being redundant, the current inflation is quite different than the 1970s.

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At the risk of being redundant, the current inflation is quite different than the 1970s. It's more like the 1940s, as I've been saying since last year. When sovereign debt is high, interest rates stay low even if inflation runs hot. pic.twitter.com/3QQGRa6raU — Lyn Alden (@LynAldenContact) December 28, 2021 Here's my article on money creation … Read more

So you think food prices are high now?

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  If you think your grocery bills are high, wait until next month. A fresh wave of supermarket price hikes is expected to begin in January, raising prices anywhere from 2% to 20% on a slew of staples including pasta, condiments, soups, cookies, produce, dairy products and meats, according to a report. A soaring inflation … Read more