by Michael Snyder The next Middle East war has begun. Israel has sent troops over the line into Gaza, and Israeli officials are telling us that they will be there for as long as it takes. Ultimately, the Israeli government didn’t have much of a choice. Hamas had already fired more than 1,600 rockets into … Read more
Latest US Army Recruitment video appealing to, uhm, well…diversity, I guess. 2 min video h/t Nexus-9
Summary: This is a weather update covering the erratic position and weakness of the polar vortex which hovers currently above the Barents Sea instead of the Artic ice pack. Already I’m seeing similarities in jet stream patterns (250 mb) as the year 2010, when 100 ‘s of wild fires broke out in Western Russia starting … Read more
Tennessee officials have closed a bridge spanning the Mississippi River, after inspectors found a crack in its structure. The closure has delayed vital river traffic, and serves as a reminder of the US’ decaying infrastructure.- Learn More: https://www.rt.com/usa/523653-memphis…
Tether has released a statement showing their monetary allocations. This isn’t the actual legal document requested by the NYAG. This is something else. So…per Tether: The majority of its assets are in ‘commercial paper’. Aka IOU’s. Since Tether also owns Bitfinex, it seems Tether prints, then hands them over to Bitfinex for an IOU promissory … Read more
https://twitter.com/GuidoFawkes1971/status/1392601351352463360
She has a powerful message and she is absolutely correct.
by The Phoenix Over the last few articles, we’ve outlined the following: 1) Inflation first appeared in the financial system in August 2020 and has since accelerated. 2) This has hurt Tech stocks in a big way, which is why they have collapsed. 3) The last two times inflation appeared in the financial system (2010-2011 and … Read more
by The Phoenix I’ve been warning for weeks and weeks now that inflation was going to be a major problem for the financial system. Yesterday we finally got a taste of it. The official inflation measure for the U.S., the Consumer Price Index (CPI), skyrocketed to 4.2% year over year. Core CPI, which is the most … Read more
Secretary of the Department of Energy Jennifer Granholm said at a press conference at the White House on Tuesday that people who are driving electric cars are not affected by the hacker-forced shutdown of the Colonial Pipeline. “I just have a question for each of you. I’ll start with you, Secretary Granholm, because ladies first,” … Read more
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) confronted Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) Wednesday just outside the House chamber about AOC’s support for “terrorists and Antifa” and ducking a debate on her Green New Deal proposal. The incident was witnessed and reported by two Washington Post reporters. AOC threw up her hands and walked away. Greene told reporters … Read more
Cocaine of the sea’ threatens critically endangered vaquita DOLHIN The vaquita marina is found only in Mexico. It is the most critically endangered sea mammal on the planet, its survival threatened by a deadly clash of interests between fishing and conservation. Scientists estimate there may be fewer than a dozen left in the wild. We … Read more
what are they hiding? Knowingly is a key word in criminal activity, at what point does the AZ attorney general get involved here? Most secure election in history. h/t Qplus17
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by: Mike Adams (Natural News) Elon Musk just ignited a firestorm of controversy when he announced Tesla would not longer accept Bitcoin due to the environmental concerns related to Bitcoin mining and its gargantuan energy consumption. The pro-Bitcoin community erupted in a fierce backlash, claiming that most of Bitcoin’s energy usage comes from renewables, and … Read more
