Switzerland plans to BAN ELECTRIC CARS during power shortages in a bid to reduce consumption, GO WHERE AND WHEN WANT , WAIT WHAT??

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Switzerland plans to BAN electric cars from the roads and order games consoles turned off during power shortages in a bid to reduce energy consumption Swiss have drawn up emergency plans to deal with energy shortages this winter In emergency situation, electric vehicles will be banned for all-but essential trips ‘Crisis’ restrictions could see all … Read more

“Strongest economic recovery ever!” per our most erudite White House spokeswoman

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Small businesses are getting squeezed very hard as prices of goods come down and earnings fall and expansion slows Also Many of them have excess inventory to work through, reversing the huge boom last year via stockpiling General Biz outlook has plunged to multi-decade lows👇🏻 pic.twitter.com/ErmY89fmdC — Adem Tumerkan (@RadicalAdem) December 2, 2022

Justices keep student loan cancellation blocked for now (sorry, deadbeat special snowflakes, but looks like you need to cover your OWN financial obligations – but Brandon thanks you for your vote!)

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The Supreme Court on Thursday said it would keep the block on President Biden’s $400 billion student loan forgiveness program until it takes up the case in February. The court’s decision to hear arguments relatively quickly means it is likely to determine whether the widespread loan cancellations are legal by late June. That’s about two … Read more

The Pentagon can’t account for 61% of its $3.5trillion in assets.

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Source:https://t.co/x8v5uCXzsA pic.twitter.com/pfxAcUsiah — Nancy Pelosi Stock Tracker ♟ (@pelositracker) December 2, 2022 The Defense Department has failed its fifth-ever audit, unable to account for more than half of its assets, but the effort is being viewed as a “teachable moment,” according to its chief financial officer. After 1,600 auditors combed through DOD’s $3.5 trillion in … Read more

Pharmacies seeing shortages of hundreds of medicines, including critically important antibiotics.

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Pharmacies across the country are seeing shortages of hundreds of medicines, including critically important antibiotics, as the height of cold and flu season nears. According to the FDA, 123 of 184 listed drugs are currently in some kind of shortage. Charles Tabouchirani, the owner of Cherry’s Pharmacy on East 66th on Manhattan’s Upper East Side … Read more

Buttigieg claims rail strike would force Americans to boil water and the economy would grind to a halt

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Pete Buttigieg claims a rail strike would force Americans to boil their water and the economy would grind to a halt – as unions, Democrats and Republicans go to battle over paid sick leave Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg said the economy would face dire consequences if U.S. railroads were to shut down from a strike … Read more

British families are ‘eating PET FOOD’ and ‘heating meals on radiators and candles’ as households struggle amid cost-of-living crisis, charity warns

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The UK sheeple are getting exactly what they voted for. Coming soon to a globalist looting colony near you. A community worker with 20 years’ experience said people are being forced to eat pet food while others are heating their food on radiators due to the ongoing cost of living crisis. Mark Seed, who heads … Read more

Pelosi has sold another 20,000 shares of Visa, totaling ~$4M Back in 2008, Visa offered her husband a “VIP cut of the IPO” at $11/share. Since then, $V is up ~1900%

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Trading History: Bought pre IPO – 80K shares @ $11/shareBought 3/25/08 – 40K shares @ $16/shareBought 6/4/09 – 20K shares @ $21.50/shareSold 5/8/20 – ~$1M @ $185/shareSold 6/21/22 – ~$3M @ $194/shareSold 11/8/22 – ~$3M @ $201/share *all post stock split numbers — Nancy Pelosi Stock Tracker ♟ (@pelositracker) December 1, 2022

Switzerland, Facing an Unprecedented Power Shortage, Contemplates a Partial Ban on the Use of Electric Vehicles

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The Swiss Confederation usually imports electricity from France and Germany to keep the lights on over the winter, but this year neither country has any power to spare. Many French nuclear power plants are down after years of postponed maintenance, while in Germany we suffer from a superfluity of idle wind turbines and a (self-imposed) … Read more