from The Corbett Report:
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from The Corbett Report:
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by Michael Maharrey, Schiff Gold:
Inflation robs you of purchasing power by driving up the price of everything you buy. You see the impacts of inflation every time you go to the store. But sometimes inflation hits you in a more subtle way that’s difficult to see – through “shrinkflation.”
I experienced shrinkflation first-hand last weekend.
Inflation-driven rising prices don’t just hit consumers. In fact, they typically impact producers first. As the cost of materials, labor and equipment goes up, companies feel the pinch. Eventually, they pass those costs on to their customers.
from Arcadia Economics:
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by Bob Unruh, The Gateway Pundit:
‘Telling 2/3 of the local population’ they are unwelcome is not the best business strategy
Apparently telling two-thirds of the local population they are not welcome at your business is “not the best business decision,” suggests a report at National File about the closure of the “Commie Cluck” restaurant.
by Nick Gilbertson, Breitbart:
Former President Donald Trump has the edge over President Joe Biden in a hypothetical general election race and dominates the Republican primary field, according to Emerson College Polling’s latest national survey.
The poll, published on Wednesday, shows Trump with a four-point advantage over Biden in a two-man race for the White House among registered voters. Trump takes 47 percent of the response, while Biden pulls 43 percent, and 10 percent of respondents are undecided. Trump’s lead has grown since an October Emerson poll when he pinged at 47 percent to Biden’s 45 percent.
from Hard Bastard:
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by Mac Slavo, SHTF Plan:
One of Israel’s top diplomats has warned that Hezbollah’s presence near the border is posing a risk of a wider regional war. Israeli Foreign Minister Eli Cohen has warned the United Nations that a global conflagration is possible if Iran’s proxies continue to stay at the border.
Now That Israel Has Entered Gaza, All Eyes Are On Hezbollah, Iran And Turkey
Local media has reported that Hezbollah militants’ presence near Israel’s border is threatening to ignite a full-scale global war. According to a report by Israel’s Channel 12, the diplomat issued the warning following weeks of sporadic shelling and skirmishes on the Israeli-Lebanese frontier. The clashes have intensified since the deadly incursion by the Palestinian militant group Hamas into Israel on October 7th.
by Matt Agorist, The Free Thought Project:
This year marks the 60th anniversary of the assassination of the 35th president of the United States, Jonathan Fitzgerald Kennedy. Known colloquially as JFK, or affectionately as Jack to his peers.
As the official narrative goes, on November 22nd, 1963 John F Kennedy sat in the back of a top down Lincoln Continental limousine, adjacent from his wife Jackie and Texas governor John Connolly and his wife Nellie, as his motorcade drove through Dallas, Texas’ Dealey Plaza. At approximately 12:30pm Central standard time ex-Marine Corps veteran and defector Lee Harvey Oswald took aim from his position in the Dallas school book depository and opened fire on the motorcade. Firing three times, hitting Kennedy in the head at least once, mortally wounding him. As the motorcade sped to safety Kennedy was eventually rushed to the nearby Parkland hospital where he would later succumb to his injuries.
by Brandon Smith, Alt Market:
At what point does radical activism cross the line and become a declaration of war? It’s a question I’ve been pondering for a long time, as well as the implications it has for the concept of “democracy.” How much should civilization and heritage bend to the desires of contrary groups in the name of freedom? If a movement has consistently proven itself to be a destructive force that seeks to undermine the foundations of the west, should they be allowed to stay in the west? Is it authoritarian to kick them out? If it is, does it matter?
by Barbara Gehrett, MD; Joseph Gehrett, MD; Chris Flowers, MD; and Loree Britt, Daily Clout:
By late February 2021, a group of experts called Brighton Collaboration released a paper, which was published in Vaccine, clearly defining Vaccine-Associated Enhanced Disease (VAED), which is a more severe clinical presentation of a disease in a person vaccinated against that disease than would normally be seen in an unvaccinated person. Yet, Pfizer, public health, and media spokespeople only referred to post-COVID-vaccination COVID-19 infections as “breakthrough cases” — i.e., normal, not more severe, COVID infections — without explaining the possibility of VAED in such cases. Not explaining VAED kept the public in the dark about how receiving initial and additional COVID vaccine doses may cause worse COVID illness than remaining unvaccinated.
by Peter St. Onge, Activist Post:
Are we about to repeat the lost decade of the 1970s?
Today’s stagflationary economy — with high inflation and slow growth — will look familiar to anybody who lived through the 1970s.
Not only the stagflation, but the social unrest, decaying cities and political polarization all feel eerily familiar to those who thought gas lines, bell bottoms, and Captain and Tennille were all behind us.
For the past year my base case has been that we’re repeating the 1970s’ economy. The most salient feature of which was a double-peak stagflation that ultimately lasted roughly 8 years.
Perhaps this time paired with a 2008-style financial crisis that will ultimately convert into even more inflation.
by Jim Quinn, The Burning Platform:
“Interest on the federal debt is now so immense that it’s consuming 40% of all personal income taxes… If federal finances continue on their current path, we are only a few years from the entirety of income taxes being needed to finance the debt…”
The government collects $2.6 trillion of individual taxes at the point of a gun and threat of prison. Meanwhile they still operate at an annual deficit of $2 trillion. And this is before interest on the national debt starts to really skyrocket. Our Troll Secretary of the Treasury Yellen had the opportunity to lock in trillions of our national debt for 30 years at 2% rates, but purposely kept rolling it on a short-term basis.