by Tom Luongo, Tom Luongo:
I’ve been watching the unfolding events in the Middle East since last week’s attack by Hamas on Israel like everyone else. We can all sense that this is a watershed moment. What occurred is the kind of thing that precludes going back to the way things were before.
It was always the thing that sat out there, a rough beast waiting to be born, in our nightmares, thanks to the accelerating chaos of global systems on the verge of dramatic change.
NOW – Yellen says America can "absolutely" afford another war.pic.twitter.com/Uc4JYCyNue
— Disclose.tv (@disclosetv) October 16, 2023
by Brianna Lyman, The Daily Caller:
Treasury Sec. Janet Yellen told Sky News in an exclusive interview Monday that the United States can “certainly afford two wars” at once.
Host Wilfred Frost asked whether the U.S. can afford to finance a second war with the U.S. being in a weak fiscal position.
“In terms of what this all means, Paul Tudor Jones, the famed investor, was on CNBC this week, and he said, ‘This is the most threatening and challenging geopolitical environment that I’ve ever seen. At the same time, the U.S. is in its weakest fiscal position since World War II, with debt-to-GDP at 122 percent.’ Can — can America, can the West afford another war at this time?”
from The Conservative Treehouse:
I was reviewing a Wall Street Journal article about the Sinai border between Egypt and Gaza and various Western opinion about Egypt’s unwillingness to allow Palestinian refugees to cross the heavily controlled border.
For those who do not know the deep background, the Western media context looks troublesome {GO DEEP}. However, I rise in defense of Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi, because we have tracked and discussed the issues for a long time. Egypt is in a very difficult position right now, and with Obama/Biden in the White House – the challenge is made even worse. First the WSJ framing of the issue:
by 2nd Smartest Guy in the World, 2nd Smartest Guy in the World:
When the dark forces behind the Rockefeller Foundation initially selected and fashioned Bill Gates as their most “successful” front person, they had a decent inkling of just how rabid this genocidal puppet would eventually become, but perhaps this psychotic murderer has in fact exceeded all expectations, and then some…
from Moonbattery:
Like everything else leftists have subverted and subordinated to their ideology, the concept of “civil rights” has been reduced to farce:
About 50 students marched across Clemson University on Wednesday to demand that menstrual products be returned to men’s bathrooms in Cooper Library and that the Clemson College Republicans be reprimanded for their role in the tampons’ removal.
Even most Democrats are probably aware that men don’t menstruate. But free menstrual products must be offered in the men’s room to affirm that their dogma trumps reality itself.
by Kurt Nimmo, Kurt Nimmo on Geopolitics:
Scott Horton, the editorial director of the Antiwar website, has found further evidence that Hamas is an Israeli-controlled terror organization. Horton points to a recent post at the Israeli newspaper Haaretz. The article is locked up behind a paywall. However, it is posted on the Archive.org website.
During Netanyahu’s fraud trial, writes Gidi Wewitz, the prime minister is quoted as declaring,
by Dr. Peter McCullough, America Outloud:
There have been two waves of injury to the world. The first has been the SARS-CoV-2 infection, which preyed upon the frail and the elderly. The second wave of injury has now been the COVID-19 vaccines.
The role of the W.H.O. appears to be adverse in both of these. The W.H.O. appears to be operating within a biopharmaceutical complex, a complicated syndicate that has formed over time. It includes the W.H.O., the United Nations, the World Economic Forum, the Gates Foundation, the Rockefeller Foundation, the Wellcome Trust, GAVI, UNITAID, CEPI (the Coalition for Epidemic Preparedness and Innovation) that the Gates Foundation and the W.E.F. formed. Also, the Department of State in the United States, the National Institutes of Health, the CDC, the FDA, the MHRA in the UK, the TGA in Australia, the SAHPRA in South Africa, and the EMA here in Europe. This grouping of non-governmental organizations with governmental public health agencies is operating as a unit. They’re carefully coordinated, and the impact has been adverse from the outset of the pandemic.
by J.B. Shurk, American Thinker:
Lindsey Graham, the bellicose South Carolina senator full of empty conservative promises and love of mass amnesty for illegal aliens, responded to the Hamas terror attacks in Israel by promptly calling for the U.S. military to attack Iran and destroy its oil refineries.
Of all the ways we could cripple Iran’s (or Joe Biden’s) financing of Hamas (forbidding Barack Obama, John Kerry, and Joe Biden from handing the world’s leading State-sponsor of terrorism billions of dollars each year would be an excellent start), Graham goes straight to the option that will see already exorbitantly high oil prices skyrocket even further. It sure is perplexing (not!) how every policy proposal coming from D.C. (regardless of nominal party affiliation) conveniently advances Klaus Schwab’s “Great Reset” agenda to make private car ownership unaffordable and windmill-powered scooter rentals slightly more appealing.
from Mark Dice:
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from American Media Periscope:
During a recent interview with Dr. Scott Atlas, Kentucky Republican Rand Paul warned that federal law seems to allow a U.S. president to shut down the Internet with a “kill switch” rule that he wants repealed.
Speaking to Atlas on Thursday on the doctor’s “Independent Truths” podcast, Paul alerted listeners to the outdated and outrageous “emergency powers” that the government has to squash freedom in the name of safety and security, including a backdoor “kill switch” to turn off the internet.
“We’ve also looked at the emergency powers and emergency powers — you know the courts have said you don’t throw out the Constitution during emergencies — but a lot of our legislation acts as if you could throw things away,” the senator said at the start of the segment.
