by Chris Black I would happily join a Communist revolution if it would rid the world of the Libertarian cancer, but the Communists’ ideal “utopia” would be functionally identical to that of the Libertarians: >Open borders >Unlimited immigration >Anti-“racist” (anti-White) >Pro-CRT >Pro-BLM >Pro-LGBT (big emphasis on the T) >Pro-big tech censorship >All drugs legalized >All … Read more
by Chris Black Credit where it’s due: the Republicans holding the hearing did great grilling Merrick Garland. Minimal amounts of petty partisanship and nonsense, just straight questions: Why the hell are you siccing your FBI dogs on parents who want input on the education of their kids? Only the most unhinged and psychotic people on … Read more
by Chris Black If Trump wasn’t a fraud he would join Gab, where the only people in America who still have any respect for him are. Telegram would be even better. Sadly the Anti Defamation League won’t give him permission. Donald Trump launches own social media app and news company https://t.co/vahweOk4DY — The Independent (@Independent) … Read more
The yellow vests have returned and announced it’s time for a revolution. Italy is blockading the Trieste port. THEY have divided us. THEY have oppressed us. THEY have stolen from us. THEY have taken OUR natural rights and OUR God-given freedom. We have the power. Humans own the means of production, aka labor. And always … Read more
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Confident consumers have swallowed higher supermarket prices so far this year, but the risk of indigestion is growing. For companies that make staple goods, asking for more money is delicate. On Wednesday, the world’s biggest food company Nestlé NSRGY 1.19% said sales increased by an impressive 6.5% in the third quarter compared with the same … Read more
(Bloomberg) — U.S. ports are full of goods, U.S. yards and warehouses are full of goods, hardly anyone wants to drive a truck to pick up and deliver those goods and those who do sit waiting in lines, often unpaid. And Americans continue to buy more stuff from abroad than ever. A supply-chain crunch that … Read more
by Chris Black There is a labor shortage of around 5 million workers in America right now. Workers everywhere are quitting, asking for more pay and better benefits. Only together will the labor force have any chance against the increasingly centralized economy. Capitalism seeks to squeeze out as much as it can from people while … Read more
by confoundedinterest17 I remember my academic colleague at The Ohio State University (now at Notre Dame), Paul Schultz saying “Why do you find fixed-income and the yield curve interesting?” I have always found the yield curve to be interesting … at least until The Federal Reserve hammered down the short-end with it zero-interest rate policy … Read more
You do not have to be doctor to be able to see that this is not a healthy person. The stumbling, mumbling, unable to connect, out of breath, jittery, glassy eyes, cold, robotic, clearly doesn’t believe her own words. pic.twitter.com/8Bz2l6FvM0 — Kristy Swanson (@KristySwansonXO) October 21, 2021 Who edited this video? It’s all over the … Read more
LaPalma, destruction at the gas station from the volcano!! pic.twitter.com/0DZiBToBJ9 — JamieLynn_TrumpGrl💋 (@2jamielynn) October 21, 2021
As a half Native American I take this as mean, hurtful, and shows just how much you don’t know about our people. This is sad and shameful.Yesterday a Native American student filmed this video in his Math class!This was taken at John W. North high school in Riverside, CA. pic.twitter.com/x3VL2gTia0 — Kaya Jones (@KayaJones) October … Read more
WATCH: Fight breaks out between Rep. Jerry Nadler and Rep. Jim Jordan during a House Judiciary hearing when Nadler sustains an objection to a video Jordan wanted to be played to AG Merrick Garland. pic.twitter.com/j06MPlJduV — The Hill (@thehill) October 21, 2021 Jerry Nadler just CENSORED Republicans on LIVE TV and blocked them from playing … Read more
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Canadian inflation surged in September at the fastest pace since 2003 due to higher gas and housing costs, adding fuel to a boisterous debate over how long prices will rise rapidly. The consumer price index (CPI) rose 4.4 per cent in September from a year earlier, Statistics Canada said on Wednesday, up from 4.1 per … Read more
