The Shitshow Macro Weekly Wrapup Friday June 28, 2024 is out:
-I updated my running thread of Frauds, grifters, and liars in the January 6th reporters, researchers, media, and narrative thread again this week.
--With some of the J6 news we’ll go through below, it’s my chance to show how my first-hand experience in this demands that we ask the question: if they worked this hard to lie about and falsely smear me - what else did they lie about? The link is in the show notes.
-My A/C is still out but should be fixed by tonight. Hopefully I’ll be able to do the podcast version for Monday, but as this is written-only I’ll make this available for all.
Domestic:
-The top domestic story is, of course, that Thursday’s debate showed that the emperor has no clothes, Jill Biden should be investigated for elder abuse, and the media, the entire Democrat party (and a lot of establishment Republicans), many agency heads, and celebrities have been lying to the American public about Joe’s mental status.
--Online betting markets raised Trump’s chances of November victory to 63% shortly into the debate.
-SCOTUS dropped some bangers this week:
--Chevron: unelected bureaucrats running agencies that were never authorized by the US Constitution are not allowed to make laws (or regulations that act as proxies for laws and hold the full force of the USGOV monopoly on violence).
--It should be noted that while Chevron is getting the attention, there are 3 different cases in which SCOTUS has reiterated this same basic legal premise over the past couple of weeks:
--SEC
--Chevron
--ATF
--It was the Chevron deference, however, that allowed hacks across the nation in schools, workplaces, etc to lock down and force shots based on the throwaway “well, the CDC says…”
--1512 J6 cases: if you didn’t know, a large number of the arrests and jailings were using a subsection of a law built out of the Enron case and used to charge anyone who shredded/destroyed documents to hide their own malfeasance.
--Despite being a “novel legal theory” that was based on a wholly different legal reasoning for its existence, many DC judges were perfectly fine with this gross misapplication of the law being used to charge people
--Note: as US law is supposed to use laws “in the spirit with which they were written,” anyone who went along with this game should have their career looked at.
--It’s far too early to know what the ultimate outcome of this decision will be (in sense of on-the-ground, real world implementation), but we shall see.
-A Pro-Hamas mob stormed an office building in Manhattan, New York on Friday in an attempt to stop a Biden campaign event. I’ll give you 3 guesses as to whether Manhattan DA Bragg will charge them with anything, but the first 2 guesses don’t count.
-A former police chief in Chattanooga, Tennessee was arrested for illegal voter registration, although we’re still constantly assured that such things never, ever happen.
-As many as 9,000 Georgia votes for the 2020 election are being reported as having come from only 2 addresses - but again, this is totally normal according to “the experts.”
-The Special Operations Association of America released a letter from its members and leaders this week warning Americans of the grave threat we face domestically due to the porous Southern border amidst strengthened adversaries and global chaos.
-News broke this week that Obama’s CIA director, admitted Communist Party-voting John Brennan, worked with active CIA contractors in the hoaxes to discredit the Hunter Biden laptop before the 2020 election.
-Matt Taibbi (x.com/mtaibbi) sat down with Tucker Carlson this week to discuss many of his front row vantage points for the craziness and bad faith actors who have taken over our media and country. ----Having lived and run a newspaper in Russia (and as a Russia speaker) he knew RussiaGate was a hoax from the jump - yet the media who had no experience in Russia shunned him for asking questions.
-I updated my running thread of Frauds, grifters, and liars in the January 6th reporters, researchers, media, and narrative thread again this week.
--With some of the J6 news we’ll go through below, it’s my chance to show how my first-hand experience in this demands that we ask the question: if they worked this hard to lie about and falsely smear me - what else did they lie about? The link is in the show notes.
-My A/C is still out but should be fixed by tonight. Hopefully I’ll be able to do the podcast version for Monday, but as this is written-only I’ll make this available for all.
Domestic:
-The top domestic story is, of course, that Thursday’s debate showed that the emperor has no clothes, Jill Biden should be investigated for elder abuse, and the media, the entire Democrat party (and a lot of establishment Republicans), many agency heads, and celebrities have been lying to the American public about Joe’s mental status.
--Online betting markets raised Trump’s chances of November victory to 63% shortly into the debate.
-SCOTUS dropped some bangers this week:
--Chevron: unelected bureaucrats running agencies that were never authorized by the US Constitution are not allowed to make laws (or regulations that act as proxies for laws and hold the full force of the USGOV monopoly on violence).
--It should be noted that while Chevron is getting the attention, there are 3 different cases in which SCOTUS has reiterated this same basic legal premise over the past couple of weeks:
--SEC
--Chevron
--ATF
--It was the Chevron deference, however, that allowed hacks across the nation in schools, workplaces, etc to lock down and force shots based on the throwaway “well, the CDC says…”
--1512 J6 cases: if you didn’t know, a large number of the arrests and jailings were using a subsection of a law built out of the Enron case and used to charge anyone who shredded/destroyed documents to hide their own malfeasance.
--Despite being a “novel legal theory” that was based on a wholly different legal reasoning for its existence, many DC judges were perfectly fine with this gross misapplication of the law being used to charge people
--Note: as US law is supposed to use laws “in the spirit with which they were written,” anyone who went along with this game should have their career looked at.
--It’s far too early to know what the ultimate outcome of this decision will be (in sense of on-the-ground, real world implementation), but we shall see.
-A Pro-Hamas mob stormed an office building in Manhattan, New York on Friday in an attempt to stop a Biden campaign event. I’ll give you 3 guesses as to whether Manhattan DA Bragg will charge them with anything, but the first 2 guesses don’t count.
-A former police chief in Chattanooga, Tennessee was arrested for illegal voter registration, although we’re still constantly assured that such things never, ever happen.
-As many as 9,000 Georgia votes for the 2020 election are being reported as having come from only 2 addresses - but again, this is totally normal according to “the experts.”
-The Special Operations Association of America released a letter from its members and leaders this week warning Americans of the grave threat we face domestically due to the porous Southern border amidst strengthened adversaries and global chaos.
-News broke this week that Obama’s CIA director, admitted Communist Party-voting John Brennan, worked with active CIA contractors in the hoaxes to discredit the Hunter Biden laptop before the 2020 election.
-Matt Taibbi (x.com/mtaibbi) sat down with Tucker Carlson this week to discuss many of his front row vantage points for the craziness and bad faith actors who have taken over our media and country. ----Having lived and run a newspaper in Russia (and as a Russia speaker) he knew RussiaGate was a hoax from the jump - yet the media who had no experience in Russia shunned him for asking questions.