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a reply to: carewemust

Democrats blame Maui fire on global warming, but residents sue the electric company for intentionally starting the fire. Democrats are so ridiculous they pull out Dr Death Fauci and his perv buddy John Podesta who are all of the sudden climate experts twitter.com...

hypothesis

• Experts,
  Deep fake
  Attack source
  Trump distraction
  Lockdown
  Dark winter
  

twitter.com...


twitter.com...

a reply to: MetalThunder

a reply to: CrazyFox
I still haven't figured out what Democrat leaders want to accomplish by always yelling "Human-induced Global Warming is to blame!". CNN ran an article last night projecting Hurricane (Idelia?) to quickly become a Cat-4, because humans have made the Gulf of Mexico water 100-degrees Fahrenheit for the first time ever.

OK...let's say most Americans agree. Then what? We're only a small part of overall humankind. China has a much larger carbon footprint. We're going to force China to go all solar and electric first? Or maybe a big UN meeting where the entire planet decides to go Solar and Electric in unison?

I hope Democrats aren't thinking Americans should get rid of our cars, air conditioners, gas stoves, cows, etc., and simply HOPE other countries will too! Democrats can't be THAT STUPID...or can they?

a reply to: Thoughtful2

What makes me immensely proud of members in this thread is that 5 years ago if we posted a post like yours, then naysayers would jump in and say it was an outrageous leap with no justification but...

...after all we have jointly learnt together the conclusions seem more a probability than an impossibility!

With all this talk of great depression, climate change, and political nonsense all I can do is think back to the 1930s.

Markets still damaged from the Great Depression
Middle of the US wrapped in a heat dome named "The Dust Bowl"
Europe being forced to recover from both a global economic collapse and the Great War, not to mention the stressors running the country to the next phase of that war (WW2)
The politics of the 1932 election where FDR won even though irregularities were reported in support of Roosevelt. Nothing was done to investigate Roosevelts 472 over Hoovers 59 EC votes.
Hell, even Spain in the 1930s is a reflection of what's going on in the world today.

It's interesting to see this play out again, perhaps we should take a look at who was the driving force behind all that back then and compare it to who those people are today.

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Looks like Robo-Mitch is on the glitch.
From: New York Post

Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell froze up in front of reporters for the second time in as many months Wednesday, this time during an event in his home state of Kentucky.

McConnell (R-Ky.), 81, was in the middle of a back-and-forth about the prospect of running for another six-year term in 2026 when he became stone-faced in a manner eerily reminiscent of his July 27 episode on Capitol Hill.

“What are my thoughts about what?” McConnell asked.

“Running for re-election in 2026,” a reporter answered.

“Oh,” McConnell exclaimed before his eyes darted upward and he stared blankly into space.

Should a competency hearing be used on him, Feinstein, and others at this point?

I'm not too sure an age limit should be put in place, but I do believe that after a lack of cognitive ability happens, then a hearing should be conducted to ensure both safety and National Security are not compromised.

a reply to: nugget1
Agreed 100%
Rainbows
Jane

a reply to: carewemust
Chinese sun

Advanced Superconducting Tokamak (EAST), to make way for clean energy in the future. The device setup is a fusion reactor which ran successfully for almost 20 minutes at a stunning 70 million degrees Celsius in a recent test. The machine strives to utilise the power of nuclear fusion, a less explored way of harnessing nuclear energy. The setup mimics nuclear reactions taking place inside the sun, where hydrogen and deuterium gases are used as fuel. These experiments could bring scientists closer to “unlimited clean energy.”

Democrats can't be THAT STUPID...or can they?

Rhetorical?

The key is to find what they are distracting from.

The sun will destroy Earth a lot sooner than you might think

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And as the sun's core becomes saturated with this helium, it shrinks, causing nuclear fusion reactions to speed up — which means that the sun spits out more energy. In fact, for every billion years the sun spends burning hydrogen, it gets about 10% brighter.

Changing a light bulb
First you have to turn it off
How long does it take for it to cool off?

a reply to: Guyfriday

Yes, a competency hearing or exam should be mandatory!

a reply to: RelSciHistItSufi

We have complete psychopaths running amuck so nothing is beyond their imagination. After all who could have imagined them unleashing Covid on us so creating another depression would be just more fun and games. Whatever they do does not negatively impact them but rather benefits them. Hopefully by exposing them that will throw some chaos in their plans.

Chuck Grassley Tweet- The Storm

Grassley has the Dairy Queen blizzard cup- that would point to Warren Buffet and Bill Gates. The clip is 11 seconds long which is Gates number.
The time was 2.59 P.M.
#259
RED RED 9/11.
Funds raised vs distributed?
Oversight.

He points out 43/99
#4399
Safe Zone[s] known.
Coordinated.

a reply to: FlyingFox

The new Director of the NIHAID replacement of Fauci has been a tough one to find on Twit.
Just found her- DrJeanneM. It's almost as if she doesn't want the public to follow her. Jeanne Marrazzo.

Talk about comms.
DrJeanneM tweet

Words matter- "Good news #TB remains a formidable global killer...
Bill Gates has perfected this so she must be taking lessons.

But wait there's more-

Seems another linking issue. This post connects to an article "How to track a songbird from Alaska to Peru."

When does a bird sing? What a coincidence the book I've been reading discusses the port in Peru being built 100% by China that can hold their military task force.
Let's see 2 reposts 9 likes= 11.

Another tweet. Apparently we shouldn't be buying turtles under 4 inches in size. Hmmm Maui comes to mind because they are famous for green turtles.
Fog of War- we need to focus on the new team.

a reply to: Thoughtful2

Shadow of Ezra Tweet

Connection to Mr. Pool. Black Swan event.
Mandy Cohen Tweet

Watch the water.
4.48 P.M.- 88
year 2023- 322 Skull and Bones.


6 water bottles, [1+2+3 K views=6], 3 pieces of paper and 3 name cards=6>666

a reply to: Thoughtful2

National Preparedness # 2054 -President Trump issued this on September 1, 2018 @ 12:42:01

Biden has just issued his August 31st- 1 day ahead.

A Proclamation on National Preparedness Month 2023

Seems he has saved the average family $800 in health premiums. What has that to do with this?
6uild 6ack 6etter- government to the rescue vs personal responsibility.

Warren [6]Buffet [6] 6irthday was yesterday. August 30 [11].

a reply to: FlyingFox

Obama just tweeted "Power the Polls.org"
"In 2020 America faced a record shortage of poll workers." 700,000 to be precise. Grassley 7 link. Covid helped in more ways than we realize.

Can you image most of the 700K are Obama recruited to just ensure that there is a safe election.

More election issues.
CISA AND AT&T pushed Connecting Elections to Firstnet, Mark Zuckerberg Paid Firstnet Bills. Firstnet Infected With hackable Chinese Components.

"Polling places are actively being standardized and federalized, creating the opportunity for central monitoring and manipulation by federal government and leftist public-private organizations."

"Voting machines connected to the internet because they are on a secure phone line through one company-Firstnet."

Speaking of public-private organizations- meet Arabella.
Arabella and the Foreign Money Connection

"Arabella was founded by Eric Kessler, a former Clinton White House appointee, as well as a member of the Clinton Global Initiative, which was plagued by fundraising controversies."

Imagine $1.2 billion in 2020 with no visibility as to which foreign entities made donations. We have a foreign influence loophole.
It is frustrating that these loopholes are established on purpose.

"Foreign nationals can not give to Super PACS but we're seeing a pattern where the foreign national gives to a non- profit, that non-profit turns around and gives money to the Super PAC."

I wasn't aware of this_
"Obama's 2008 and 2012 campaigns were heavily criticized for refusing to use basic credit card verification systems for on-line donations- which could have filtered out foreign donations." ACT BLUE raised $5 billion in 2020 - quite the war chess with no requirement that "donors supply the 3 digit number off the back of the credit card."

How to introduce evidence legally?

4 Giant Russian Cargo Jets Just Went Up in Flames 400 Miles From Ukraine

A spokesperson for Ukraine’s GUR intelligence agency—likely responsible for the attack—claimed to Reuters that four Il-76s were “destroyed” or left in a condition “beyond repair,” with “several other aircraft” damaged.

Some rumors circulating on Russian social media claim a total of six aircraft, including a Tu-22M supersonic bomber were damaged, though that claim may be lumping in losses from an earlier drone attack on August 19 that destroyed one or possibly two Tu-22Ms on August 19.

www.popularmechanics.com...



Huge purchases of tanks and helicopters suggest Poland is borrowing a battlefield idea from the US Army

The defense minister, Mariusz Błaszczak, has said that Poland intends to create "the largest land force in Europe." This includes doubling the military to 300,000 personnel. Poland currently has a mix of Western and Soviet-era equipment, including 650 tanks, 800 artillery pieces, 94 jet fighters, and 28 attack helicopters, according to the International Institute for Strategic Studies.

Warsaw has signed $6 billion in deals to buy 350 M1 Abrams tanks from the US, and the US State Department just approved a $12 billion purchase of 96 AH-64E Apache attack helicopters armed with a variety of weapons, including Hellfire anti-tank missiles, Stinger air-to-air missiles, and the Joint Air-to-Ground Missile. The 96 helicopters would make Poland the largest Apache operator other than the US.

Poland is also spending $10 billion for 18 HIMARS launchers and reportedly plans to acquire up to 500 more launchers. The initial HIMARS systems are set to come with 45 Army Tactical Missile System long-range rockets that the US has so far declined to give Ukraine.

www.businessinsider.com...

Elon Musk’s X now wants your biometric data, as well as your job and education history, for ‘safety, security, and identification purposes’

It does not specify exactly what it means by “biometric information”—but the term can refer to a range of biological characteristics like facial recognition, fingerprints, or voice recognition.

“Based on your consent, we may collect and use your biometric information for safety, security, and identification purposes,” the company says in its incoming privacy policy.

Under the new terms, the company will also be able to store data on users’ personal backgrounds, including where they went to school and their work experience.

One notable change in the new policy, however, includes plans to use user data to train artificial intelligence systems.

“We may use the information we collect and publicly available information to help train our machine learning or artificial intelligence models for the purposes outlined in this policy,” X says in its incoming privacy policy.

fortune.com...


Musk's X Obtains Payment Licenses in Several U.S. States

X, the Elon Musk-owned social media platform formerly called Twitter, has obtained payments licenses from several U.S. states in recent months, including a currency transmitter license in Rhode Island earlier this week.

Musk has said that he plans for X to expand beyond social media posts, to eventually become an 'everything app.' The money transmitter licenses obtained since June from Arizona, Maryland, Georgia, Michigan, Missouri and New Hampshire indicate the tech billionaire may have plans to support payment processing nationwide similar to Venmo or PayPal, a company he co-founded. The Rhode Island license, while essential for permitting payments, is also a requirement for offering crypto services.

www.coindesk.com...


Musk Says X Will Offer Video and Audio Calls in Move Toward Super-App

Users of X, the social network formerly known as Twitter, will be able to make video and audio calls through the platform without having to share their phone number, owner Elon Musk said in a post Thursday, in the latest expansion of services as he seeks to create an “everything app.”

Musk wants X to become more like Tencent Holdings Ltd.’s WeChat, a messaging service turned super-app that offers everything from social media and video games to fintech. X Chief Executive Officer Linda Yaccarino has said X will include features such as payments and banking.

www.bloomberg.com...

a reply to: socialmediaclown

Speaking of biometrics.
X- Twitter has big plans-
Twitter Eyes Collecting Biometric Data, Job Histories, Under New Privacy Law

This goes into effect September 29th. $8.
They have plans to build a competitor to Linked in. The more someone gives the more they want. They are going to have far too much information imho. It's one thing to tweet but this goes far beyond. It will even allow them to have targeted adds.

As for that palm device in Whole Foods I haven't seen anyone use it to date and we have had it for awhile. I've asked the cashiers and they said that customers don't like it and the cashiers think that it's creepy.
They also have those "smart" carts. Few use it and those that do are just using them like a regular cart and still going through the check out.
I can't imagine how much money they are wasting on trying to force consumers to use these devices, something of which no one has expressed a desire for.

Food prices expected to rise through 2024

Recently released federal pricing analysis from the U.S. Department of Agriculture projects that food prices will continue to rise through 2024.

The USDA pointed to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics Consumer Price Index released earlier this month, which showed consumer prices overall rose 3.2% in the previous twelve months. Food prices, though rose more quickly at 4.9% during the same time.

Now, USDA says that increase will continue.

www.google.com...


The $1 trillion of high yield debt that's piled up in the last 5 years is about to have a 'day of reckoning,' Bank of America says

There's around $1 trillion of private debt that's headed for potential trouble, Bank of America warned.

Most of that debt has been created by below-investment grade companies through high yield loans or bonds.

Around $400 billion assets are considered to be in "pre-distress," while $150 billion assets are "deeply distressed."

There's a mountain of high-yield debt that could be at risk, according to Bank of America.

www.google.com...


The US is facing a debt storm. Here's 5 charts that show trouble is brewing.

A storm of public and private debt is brewing in the US – and the troubles are already beginning to show on the surface as loans pile up and borrower confidence falters.

finance.yahoo.com...


Delinquencies rise for credit cards and auto loans, and it could get worse

More Americans are falling behind on their car loan and credit card payments than at any time in more than a decade, a troubling signal of consumer stress as higher prices and rising borrowing costs are squeezing household budgets.

www.washingtonpost.com...


Student loan borrowers pushing back on payments resuming in October
www.nbcnews.com...


How the ‘urban doom loop’ could pose the next economic threat

A commercial real estate apocalypse particularly in midsize cities could spiral into the broader economy

All across the country, downtowns, office spaces and shopping centers are at risk of becoming ground zero for a new economic hazard: the urban doom loop. The fear is that a commercial real estate apocalypse could spiral out and slow commerce, wrecking local tax revenue in the process. Ever since the pandemic drove a boom in remote work, hubs such as New York and San Francisco have drawn attention for their empty offices in previously bustling skyscrapers. But many economists are even more worried about midsize cities that have fewer ways to offset the blow when a major company slashes office space, the sale price of a building craters, or a downtown turns into a ghost town.

www.washingtonpost.com...

a reply to: Thoughtful2

I think what they're doing right now is quietly fitting the pieces together toward building the new infrastructure. Through Creative Destruction, they'll slowly dismantle the old. They'll offer incentives to coerse people to willingly comply with the transition, but once the "legacy" socioeconomic model is completely phased out, all the remaining outliers will have no choice but to conform to the new system. Conform or die.