Interesting Court Case on the SCOTUS Website. Response Required by Nov. 23rd!

https://twitter.com/_/status/1594460022490238983 Has anyone seen this ? I will add all 18 pages below pic.twitter.com/xgHAdbh8H7 — Shannon Crawford (@shae33172) November 16, 2022 pic.twitter.com/pMtwIXGKVg — Shannon Crawford (@shae33172) November 16, 2022 pic.twitter.com/aj26QAes8x — Shannon Crawford (@shae33172) November 16, 2022 pic.twitter.com/ZAzZnkUlS8 — Shannon …

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Diplomacy Is In Short Supply

by Raúl Ilargi Meijer Ivan Aivazovsky Sea channel with lighthouse 1873    I suggest we have three “pairings” of people. In Russia, there’s Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov and his spokeswoman Maria Zakharova. In the US, we have Secretary of State Antony Blinken …

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Shop lifting up 50% YoY. Are you paying attention?

Shop lifting up 50% YoY.Are you paying attention? https://t.co/43r8B7IHnX — Ilia Sakowski (@IliaSakowski) November 19, 2022 'Organized retail crime, shoplifting, and theft' has driven $400 million in extra profit loss this year at Target, $TGT. — unusual_whales (@unusual_whales) November 16, …

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The “Policy Pivot” May Not Be Bullish

by Lance Roberts Since June, the market rallied on hopes of a “policy pivot” by the Federal Reserve. However, those hopes got dashed each time as Jerome Powell clarified that the “inflation fight” remained the primary focus. Mr. Powell made that point very clear …

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After the Fed causes yet another Great Financial Crisis – and the next Great Muppet Reaping fleeces millions of retail investor bagholders – will the sheeple FINALLY decide they’ve had enough of these fraudsters controlling our money issuance?

Did you ever stop to wonder if the Feds reckless monetary policies of the last 20 years led to everything we are seeing today, where risky bets and businesses were encouraged? Or will that take 10 years for the PhDs …

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In spite of the Fed’s incessant jawboning about a mythical pending “tightening,” QT is mostly talk, not action, as the fraudsters at the Fed are terrified of imploding their asset bubbles & Ponzi markets

Central banks have not been able to reduce their balance sheet after a QE. Even Fed was very hesitant in the second half of 2010s. They “don’t know” the impact they say but I suspect they fear too much market …

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