German Gov Wants Remote Control Of Home Heat, Car Charge

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A government agency in Germany has announced a new scheme that will see power suppliers able to remotely limit home heating and electric car charging. Germany’s Federal Network Agency, a government watchdog responsible for the regulation of electricity and gas in the country, has announced a new plan that will allow power grid operators to … Read more

Judge Peter Thompson Rules Elections with Broken Machines in 60% of Precincts and No Chain of Custody for Ballots Are Free, Fair and Certifiable

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Judge Peter Thompson ruled that when 60% of election centers have broken machines and hundreds of thousands of ballots are counted without chain of custody, this constitutes a free and fair election. Over 300,000 mail-in ballots had no chain of custody. This is a violation of Arizona law. Tens of thousands of illegal ballots counted, … Read more

Things you shouldn’t do if you want to survive 2023:

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Things you shouldn't do if you want to survive 2023: 1. Don't take any injections2. Don't accept any government handouts3. Don't get any smart meters4. Don't buy an electric car5. Don't believe a single thing your government says6. Don't do anything the TV tells you to do — Seb Lee (@Bournebright) December 27, 2022 https://t.co/O1eF5WuBgc … Read more

Elon Musk: ‘Why is corporate journalism rushing to defend the state instead of the people?’

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Why is corporate journalism rushing to defend the state instead of the people? https://t.co/uqR0MwiqCx — Elon Musk (@elonmusk) December 27, 2022 BREAKING: Elon Musk has said that Twitter is "open to the idea" of buying Substack. — unusual_whales (@unusual_whales) December 28, 2022 I’m not brainwashed!! pic.twitter.com/4kx61uu4yy — Elon Musk (@elonmusk) December 28, 2022 https://twitter.com/WallStreetSilv/status/1607862335925805059 Conspiracy … Read more

Legendary Investor Predicts Market Chaos

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via CNBC: Famed investor Bill Gross said he expects big trouble ahead should the Federal Reserve keep hiking interest rates. “The economy has been bolstered by tremendous amounts of trillions of dollars in fiscal spending, but ultimately when that is used up, I think we’ve got a mild recession, and if interest rates keep going … Read more

TSLA is the biggest pump and dump of all time? It is now the second most shorted stock in the entire market

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What if $TSLA was the biggest pump and dump of all time? — Markets & Mayhem (@Mayhem4Markets) December 28, 2022 $TSLA RSI at 17 …. i cant imagine the powerful of a potential bounce here…. extreme pessimism at this point…. pic.twitter.com/KtVlhrzqHA — Antonio Costa (@ACInvestorBlog) December 27, 2022 After the recent drop, $TSLA is now … Read more

The US stock market has lost $11.7 trillion in market cap from its January high… Subprime ABS widening… Recession is coming…

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Economic contraction occurs as the yield curve uninverts. The inversion is the predictor. https://fred.stlouisfed.org/graph/?g=o3pn https://fred.stlouisfed.org/graph/?g=dOUu Subprime ABS widening pic.twitter.com/lQqddxDXrM — Win Smart, CFA (@WinfieldSmart) December 18, 2022 The US stock market has lost $11.7 trillion in market cap from its January high, per CNBC. — unusual_whales (@unusual_whales) December 27, 2022 The US Money Supply has … Read more

Investors rush out of equity funds to end rough year — Weekly net outflows accelerate after upbeat run in markets

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Investors rounded off a bruising year of rising interest rates and high inflation by retreating from equity funds at the fastest pace in more than two decades. New data from EPFR show a net withdrawal of nearly $42bn from global equity funds in the week to Wednesday, with the Federal Reserve’s subsequent warning that borrowing … Read more

EPA Finalizes Rules to Decimate US Trucking Industry and Send Consumer Goods Prices Soaring

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The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) finalized a rule Tuesday that will impose stricter nitrogen dioxide emissions standards on new heavy-duty trucks, a move that will substantially hike operating costs for truckers, experts and industry representatives told the Daily Caller News Foundation. The EPA’s rule, which is more than 80% stricter than the previous regulation, will … Read more

TRAVEL HELL CONTINUES… TENS OF THOUSANDS STRANDED… NOW LUGGAGE IS LOST!

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via apnews: Families hoping to catch a Southwest Airlines flight after days of cancellations, missing luggage and missed family connections suffered through another wave of scrubbed flights, with another 2,500 pulled from arrival and departure boards Wednesday. Exhausted travelers sought passage by other means using different airlines, rental cars, or trains — or they’ve simply … Read more

AOC Goes All In With Child Drag Queens

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Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez shared a flyer on Instagram on Tuesday, calling on fellow comrades to “protect” a drag queen event for children in Queens. The flyer, which AOC reposted from an Instagram account called “therollinglibrary”, reads “Defend Drag Story Hour in NYC! Help protect queer spaces and expression under threat from the far right.” The post reads, … Read more

FBI Refuses to Name Other Social Media Companies It’s Paying to Push Fake News and Regime Propaganda… Elon Musk Goes Nuclear: ‘*Every* Social Media Company Is Engaged in Heavy Censorship’ at the ‘Explicit Direction of the Government’ . . . Google ‘Makes Links Disappear’

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  via bigleaguepolitics: According to Cindy Harper of Reclaim the Net, the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) has not named the social networks it has paid. This development comes on the heels of news confirming that the bureau paid Twitter at least $3.5 million. FBI representatives talked to Fox News and revealed that the sizable Twitter payment … Read more

US Home Price Growth “Slows” To 9.24% YoY As Fed Tightens Noose (But Fed’s Balance Sheet Remains Elevated)

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by confoundedinterest17 The US housing market continued to sag in October as the impact of higher mortgage rates and concerns over the economy rattled buyers and sellers. Prices fell 0.5% from September, the fourth consecutive monthly decline for a seasonally adjusted measure of home prices in 20 large cities, according to the S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller index. The … Read more