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by Chris Black In a clear case of anti-Christian persecution, a White woman was arrested for silently praying in her head near an abortion center. She was charged with “breaking a Public Space Protection Order.” Apparently, PSCOs were introduced in 2014 to prevent “anti-social behavior,” presumably under the guise of protecting the public from harassment … Read more
DEVELOPING: Heavy gunfire heard as looters flee a business in Buffalo, New York#Buffalo l #NYLooting is occurring in the city following blizzard conditions. Footage shows someone firing several rounds as looters run from a building.Injuries unknown. https://t.co/WyrQlr05N1 — Intel Point Alert (@IntelPointAlert) December 26, 2022 h/t dr0id
Less people are taking on mortgages as lenders have increased rates. The bubble will burst sooner than later. 2023 is echoing 1923! What an age to be alive. h/t BoatSurfer600
NEW YORK, Dec 14 (Reuters) – The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission on Wednesday voted to propose some of the biggest changes to American equity market structure in nearly two decades, aimed at boosting transparency and fairness while increasing competition for individual investors’ stock orders. The proposals include requiring marketable retail stock orders to be … Read more
https://twitter.com/MFHoz/status/1607373074734764033 https://twitter.com/MFHoz/status/1607373117076439040 https://twitter.com/MFHoz/status/1607373127322927104 https://twitter.com/MFHoz/status/1607373134293880834 https://twitter.com/MFHoz/status/1607373194180300800 November Home Sales Suffer Biggest Crash In History As a historic cold front blankets the continental US – because global warming of course – locking down hundreds of millions, and paralyzing the economy and infrastructure… Don't worry, financial managers don't see this coming. pic.twitter.com/vefTP68S4c — Mac10 (@SuburbanDrone) December 26, 2022 … Read more
by DevilmanWunsen I don’t know if this belongs here but idk where else to post this and I took a while to write it out so here I am. When you buy something, particularly a piece of tech, it should be YOURS. Not the manufacturer’s. You should be free to install whatever software you want … Read more
As the economy worsens, people who are heavily in debt often become more reliant on the government for social assistance. The Great Recession of 2008 serves as a prime example of how economic hardship can drive people to seek government-funded assistance. During the recession, many people lost their jobs, leading to a surge in the … Read more
by Dave Kranzler of Investment Research Dynamics The following analysis was presented earlier this month in the Short Seller’s Journal. I agree with the title quote but it’s not mine. The CEO of luxury furniture retailer, Restoration Hardware ($RH), commented on the Company’s Q3 earnings call: “For the housing point of view, there is no soft landing…It’s looking more like … Read more
A massive labor shortage continues to hamstring the economy, with millions more empty jobs than unemployed job-seekers. All the while, millions of people remain on the sidelines, with the labor force participation rate significantly below the pre-pandemic norm. Why are so many potential workers sitting idle while jobs need to be filled? Well, the astoundingly bloated nature of America’s … Read more
The search continued Monday for vandals who targeted four power substations on Christmas Day in Pierce County, Washington, setting fire to at least one of the facilities and knocking out power to more than 14,000 utility customers, authorities said. Two of the break-ins were at Tacoma Public Utilities substations and two others were at a Puget Sound … Read more
A Seattle official has been handed a sarcastic award for banning city workers from displaying Christmas or Hanukkah decorations in their own homes while on Zoom calls to avoid offending colleagues with different beliefs. Gloria Ngezaho is the workforce equity manager for King County, which encompasses Seattle, and was handed the Ebenezer Award from the … Read more
Eric Schmidt, a former Google CEO who has also advised the United States (US) Congress and the White House, has helped to pay the salaries of more than 24 Biden administration officials via donations from his research and investment firm, Schmidt Futures, to the nonprofit research and advocacy organization, the Federation of American Scientists (FAS). Schmidt Futures … Read more
Good development, let China,Russia, Iran and north Korea show America and it's allies that they are not world policing countries that other countries cannot act against their mischievous and aggressive behaviour https://t.co/JwIU1DvsGk — Moha (@Naibi__) December 26, 2022 Multiple drones from North Korea crossed into South Korea on Monday and flew over its territory, South … Read more
A once rising star in the Democratic Party is falling to earth, leaving disillusioned young politically minded folks clamoring for answers. Stacey Abrams – who raised more than $103 million in her ultimately unsuccessful quest to win the governor’s seat in Georgia – now has a few questions to answer: namely, where’s the money? The … Read more
The woke university implosion — and what comes next In a famous exchange in the “The Sun Also Rises,” Ernest Hemingway wrote: “How did you go bankrupt?” Bill asked. “Two ways,” Mike said. “Gradually, then suddenly.” “Gradually” and “suddenly” applies to higher education’s implosion. During the 1990s “culture wars,” universities were warned that their chronic … Read more
