Japan is about to intervene in the currency market to devalue the Yen. It’s about to happen soon. 
by Martin Armstrong, Armstrong Economics:
Few know that Bill Gates heavily lobbied for the Inflation Reduction Act, which former President Joe Biden later admitted was intended to combat climate change and not inflation. Gates met with key lawmakers like Senator Joe Manchin ahead of the 2022 legislation. Another tool utilized by Gates was Breakthrough Energy, a venture fund he established in 2015 to promote net zero policies. The group recently laid off most of their employees in Washington, D.C., as Gates shifts methods for “climate” advocacy.
“We need to go from 51 billion tons of emissions per year to zero,” Breakthrough Energy stated on its website. “The only way to avoid the worst impacts of climate change is to reduce global greenhouse gas emissions from 51 billion tons a year, where they are now, to net-zero—and we need to do it by 2050. That means we need unprecedented technological transformations in almost every sector of modern life.”
Many organizations “refuse” to respond, spokesman Dmitry Peskov has said
Every regular reader of this website probably already knew that I would be blogging about this story this week. In fact, I think the website established a new unofficial record for the amount of people from all over the world who sent various versions of this story to me. So before we get down to my speculations and concerns about the story, a very big thank you to all of you who took the time to send various articles and links to it. If I were to follow my usual practice of listing the initials of people who did so in order to thank them for doing so, we’d be here all day, and I’d never get around to the actual story and commentary. So once again: a very big thank you to all of you. This website is, after all, named after the first three “Great Pyramid” books I did as a writer and author in the so-called “alternative research” community – The Giza Death Star trilogy, and the more recent “updated and revised version” of those books, The Giza Death Star Revisited.
Ukraine’s invasion of Kursk was “all for nothing” now that Russia has pushed Ukrainian forces back to the border, according to NBC News’ Keir Simmons.
The United Kingdom seems to be leading some sort of a charge to isolate the United States from continuing its efforts to build a peace treaty, or at least at this point, a cease-fire between Ukraine and Russia.
A week ago, University of Chicago professor John Mearsheimer delivered an outstanding lecture on a timely subject: Israel’s nuclear weapons program. Mearsheimer briefly reviewed the history, from the program’s inception in the mid-1950s to Israel’s first deployment of nukes sometime in 1966-67. He also discussed a related issue: former president Obama’s nuclear treaty with Iran (the JCPOA) that Benjamin Netanyahu worked so hard to scuttle, and which Donald Trump mooted in 2017 when he unilaterally pulled the US out of the deal. And Mearsheimer also spoke (with some obvious trepidation) about the logic of nuclear deterrence and its perfect record of success, to date, in averting a major war between members of the nuclear club.
