Karl Denninger on Maricopa County election corruption

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What did we learn Friday? 1. Maricopa claimed there were no duplicate mail-in ballots.  In fact there were far more duplicates than those required to change the outcome in the Presidential race.  That has now been established.  Either (1) Maricopa lied but actually de-duplicated the ballots (meaning the results stand) or Maricopa did not de-duplicate the mail-in envelopes and the results are impossible to validate because some … Read more

Pelosi Puts Her Own Party On Notice

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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi told Democrat House members in a memo on Saturday that this week is going to be a “time of intensity” as she leaders her party in an effort to pass a trio of major spending bills amounting to trillions of dollars. “September 30th is a date fraught with meaning,” Pelosi wrote. … Read more

Florida Gov. DeSantis Directs Secretary Of State To Investigate Facebook For Alleged Violations Of Election Laws

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On Monday, Florida Governor DeSantis directed Secretary of State Laurel M. Lee to investigate Facebook for alleged election interference, following a bombshell report that the tech giant put its thumb on the scale of numerous state and local races by exempting elite users from Facebook’s own rules. “It’s no secret that Big Tech censors have long enforced … Read more

Rasmussen: “Majority Now Believe Pandemic A Trojan Horse For Permanent Socialism”

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Coming Up Today:@JoeBiden daily presidential job approval % is – now at a new record low. – Majority Oppose $3.5 Trillion Spending Bill– Majority Against Raising Debt Ceiling– Majority Now Believe Pandemic A Trojan Horse For Permanent Socialism pic.twitter.com/XB2r7zFGQF — Rasmussen Reports (@Rasmussen_Poll) September 27, 2021 View post on imgur.com View post on imgur.com h/t … Read more

10-Year Yields Rise Above 1.5% as Central Banks Turn “Hawkish” (FAANG Stocks Trail S&P 500 As Rates Rise)

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by confoundedinterest17 Central banks are turning “hawkish” in the face of inflation. (Bloomberg) — Treasuries fell, sending 10-year yields to a three-month high, as traders braced for a testing week of heavy bond auctions and continued to digest the prospect that central banks in the U.S. and Europe will step up the pace of policy tightening. The yield … Read more

Another Debt Ceiling Hike Won’t Fix What’s Broken

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by: Clint Siegner Washington DC politicians are busy cobbling together yet another bi-partisan bill to raise the federal borrowing limit. Congress imposed the debt ceiling on itself in 1917. Democrats and Republicans have worked together to circumvent it ever since. Borrowing and spending more money is one area where politicians always manage to find common … Read more

Millions Of Chinese Residents Lose Power After Widespread, “Unexpected” Blackouts; Power Company Warns This Is “New Normal”

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Just yesterday we warned that a “Power Supply Shock Looms” as the energy crisis gripping Europe – and especially the UK – was set to hammer China, and just a few hours later we see this in practice as residents in three north-east Chinese provinces experienced unannounced power cuts as the electricity shortage which initially … Read more

The Markets Are Totally Fubar

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by Chris Black BEYOND PETROLEUM: A rather unscientific survey, but just visited 5 BP stations in West London, and all but one were dry (and the one that still had some availability had only gasoline but no diesel). Officially, BP says 30% of its network has no fuel #OOTT https://t.co/p1zuyujtgf pic.twitter.com/5WLsv55fAG — Javier Blas (@JavierBlas) … Read more

People Still Don’t Understand What Neoliberalism Means

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by Chris Black People are still calling globalist elites “Neo-Liberals”, while they’re in the middle of creating a technocratic, centralized world government, abolishing all rights and freedoms, implementing universal basic income, abolishing private property, buying up all privately owned land and telling people they will become a “nation of renters” who will “own nothing and … Read more

Boston Fed President to retire — 9 months earlier than planned… Follows stock trading controversy…

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https://twitter.com/QTRResearch/status/1442471457913819145 Boston Federal Reserve President Eric Rosengren announced he is stepping down on Thursday, citing health concerns. The move comes nine months ahead of his planned retirement in June. The announcement comes on the heels of controversy the regional Fed leader had faced regarding personal stock trading. https://www.cnbc.com/2021/09/27/boston-fed-president-rosengren-to-retire-september-30-9-months-earlier-than-planned.html