by Chris Black This is how an empire in decline looks like. This is what happens with diversity hires, meritocracy be damned. The US’ own hypersonic weapon’s rocket boosters didn’t work. This is now the third time since April that the Pentagon’s version has failed. Lockheed Martin appears to be taking the lead on … Read more
Gaslighting the people to believe they need to change their lives, rather than government change their policy, is at play once again — Daniel Anderberg (@SvarfvarSea) October 22, 2021
https://t.co/5kuqmgqlNI — michal beit halachmi🎗️ (@clarinetwoman2) October 19, 2021 #BREAKING Biden says 'yes' US would defend Taiwan against China pic.twitter.com/vtF6qbspYv — AFP News Agency (@AFP) October 22, 2021 h/t Professor Tiger Blood
https://twitter.com/NancyTracker/status/1450864212604080138 The Queen of Stonks: How Nancy Pelosi became the biggest meme in investing
A one-night stay at a hotel? That’ll be half a gram. Lunch for two at a Chinese restaurant? A quarter of a gram. A haircut? An eighth of a gram, please. Jorge Pena, 20, figured that eighth came to three small flakes — the equivalent of $5. After getting a trim one recent weekday in … Read more
Krystal and Saagar respond to the latest comments by Joe Rogan towards CNN’s coverage of him, particularly his choice words for Don Lemon after the news host’s recent segment with Sanjay Gupta
by cannibal0x Tyrannical Aussie MSM making a random unvaxxed Uber Driver the propagandized “Public Enemy Number 1” h/t cannibal0x
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YdQOF2AJFHU Jesse Ventura and Brigida Santos discuss the death of former US Secretary of State, Colin Powell, the resignation of millions of workers, supply chain woes and skyrocketing drug overdose deaths. Author Arsalan Iftikhar talks about Islamophobia.
The ACLU was a crucial influence on my political and legal outlook in childhood and early adulthood. There have been many valid criticisms of them as they changed — including from its former leaders — but to see them explicitly urging more free speech restrictions is shocking. — Glenn Greenwald (@ggreenwald) October 17, 2021 It … Read more
by visualcapitalist As performance trends come and go, investors may wonder whether they should adjust their portfolios accordingly. When prices drop, should they buy the dip in anticipation of prices going back up? Conversely, when prices rise, should they buy the rise in case the climb continues? In this Markets in a Minute from New York Life … Read more
by Shaun Richards Today brings a collision between a couple of trends for the UK and finishes off a week full of data. It also brings a couple of my themes into play and in fact three as the Bank of England was kind enough to demonstrate late last night. They have had a really … Read more
by HSeldon2020 Momentum Trading – everyone’s favorite way to lose money. It looks so easy, right? A low float, heavily shorted stocks that nobody has ever heard of until that morning is suddenly jumping on huge volume. Yesterday it was at $4.15, but pre-market it hit $7.20! It opened to $6.10 and it is starting … Read more
View post on imgur.com According to an Oct. 1-19 Gallup poll of 832 American adults released today, Biden was at 42 percent overall, down from 57 percent in January. Trump at this juncture was at 37 percent, on his way to becoming the least popular president in the modern polling era, never cracking 50 percent … Read more
We have permanently BANNED Critical Race Theory in Alabama. We’re focused on teaching our children how to read and write, not HATE. — Kay Ivey (@kayiveyforgov) October 20, 2021
There was fleeting hope that Southern California port congestion had turned the corner. The number of container ships waiting offshore dipped to the low 60s and high 50s from a record high of 73 on Sept. 19, trans-Pacific spot rates plateaued, the Biden administration unveiled aspirations for 24/7 port ops, and electricity shortages curbed Chinese factory output. … Read more
by Kerry Lutz Financial Survival Network Nike Who would believe that the American staple of sneakers has fallen victim to the supply chain disruption? Nike has been hit by a number of supply chain issues including shipping container shortages, port backlogs, and a lack of workers—which will likely lead to a shortage of Nike products. The … Read more
