-The US Army is going hard on pushing recruiting ads on Instagram right now.
--I have a marketing research project that requires me to be on Insta several times a day nearly every day, and I’m getting hit constantly. Yes, the ads are nearly always white men now, which is quite different from a year ago.
-The EU begins hosting membership summit talks with UKR for its membership this week. For those who understand reality, UKR doesn’t even qualify, but none of this is based on reality or what the people of these “democratic” societies want.
-Hezbollah publicly announced that 4 of its members got smoked on Thursday. #AGoodStart
Markets/economics:
-MacroEdge job cuts tracker is at 96,128 jobs cut for the month of June
-The USDJPY currency pair finally pushed through $160 and is still climbing. The Yen is on fire and we’re not anywhere near it being over.
-CBS News said the quiet part out loud that anyone who understands economics new: mass deportations would raise the wages of US workers by reducing the supply of available workers (and, thusly, reducing unemployment, housing shortages…pretty much normalizing every supply & demand disequilibrium that is causing trouble right now, including (at least some) rampant USGOV overspending).
--Their quote: “deporting immigrants could shrink the labor force, creating more competition for U.S. workers and pushing up wages, also adding to inflationary pressure, economists warn.”
--They were on an accuracy role until that last part.
-One FinTwit analyst has been calling all week that the Hindenburg Omen was triggered in the stock market this week.
--There are many different “bellwethers” about stock market implosions, but much like Biden losing 19/20 bellwether counties in 2020, outside manipulation, whether it be from mules, GBI Strategies, Treasury, or The Fed, can certainly have an impact.
-Janet Yellen, who is yet another person proven woefully inadequate for her role, gave an interview to Yahoo Finance this week claiming that she does her own grocery shopping every week and the prices don’t lead to “sticker shock.” Interview link in the show notes.
Business:
-Nike stock got walloped this week, down 20% in a single day of trading.
-It’s been a really bad few years for Meta since Zuckerbuck decided to spend $400mm on political operatives (CTCL) who worked to influence the 2020 election. Meta is now facing yet another lawsuit that claims it favors foreigners over US citizens for jobs.
Health:
-Oxford professor Carl Henheghan held a press conference this week digging into the allegations against Pfizer that are contained in the newest lawsuit from the Kansas City AG against the company.
--I know many people think the “modern-day Nuremberg” or “crimes against humanity” claims are hyperbolic. For those of us who understand even a smidgen of medicine and have been paying attention to this since Day 1, I assure you, those claims are not hyperbolic.
--Video and article in the show notes. If you don’t understand why I say these things, please watch and/or read.
-A new study out from Stanford just reiterates what intelligent people who don’t get gaslighted by the “new thing” propaganda always knew: men and women are different. And that’s a good thing.
--The study focused on the brains of males and females, and spoiler alert: they work differently.
--Again, rational humans know this - we were designed to fill different survival requirements that work together for the betterment of the nuclear family -> human species.
--Link in the show notes.
Science:
SpaceX has won an $843mm contract to develop a de-orbit vehicle that can bring the International Space Station (ISS) back to earth. If you know anything about physics…wowzers. Boy, would I love to see the schematics for the thrusters on that baby.
Geopolitics:
China has reportedly purged 2 high-ranking members of the CCP from its ranks this week, amidst some speculation that there is a secretive purge of high-level officials going on behind the scenes.
Crazy Conspiracy:
Does the FBI fund/grow/create Nazis in the US?
--I have a marketing research project that requires me to be on Insta several times a day nearly every day, and I’m getting hit constantly. Yes, the ads are nearly always white men now, which is quite different from a year ago.
-The EU begins hosting membership summit talks with UKR for its membership this week. For those who understand reality, UKR doesn’t even qualify, but none of this is based on reality or what the people of these “democratic” societies want.
-Hezbollah publicly announced that 4 of its members got smoked on Thursday. #AGoodStart
Markets/economics:
-MacroEdge job cuts tracker is at 96,128 jobs cut for the month of June
-The USDJPY currency pair finally pushed through $160 and is still climbing. The Yen is on fire and we’re not anywhere near it being over.
-CBS News said the quiet part out loud that anyone who understands economics new: mass deportations would raise the wages of US workers by reducing the supply of available workers (and, thusly, reducing unemployment, housing shortages…pretty much normalizing every supply & demand disequilibrium that is causing trouble right now, including (at least some) rampant USGOV overspending).
--Their quote: “deporting immigrants could shrink the labor force, creating more competition for U.S. workers and pushing up wages, also adding to inflationary pressure, economists warn.”
--They were on an accuracy role until that last part.
-One FinTwit analyst has been calling all week that the Hindenburg Omen was triggered in the stock market this week.
--There are many different “bellwethers” about stock market implosions, but much like Biden losing 19/20 bellwether counties in 2020, outside manipulation, whether it be from mules, GBI Strategies, Treasury, or The Fed, can certainly have an impact.
-Janet Yellen, who is yet another person proven woefully inadequate for her role, gave an interview to Yahoo Finance this week claiming that she does her own grocery shopping every week and the prices don’t lead to “sticker shock.” Interview link in the show notes.
Business:
-Nike stock got walloped this week, down 20% in a single day of trading.
-It’s been a really bad few years for Meta since Zuckerbuck decided to spend $400mm on political operatives (CTCL) who worked to influence the 2020 election. Meta is now facing yet another lawsuit that claims it favors foreigners over US citizens for jobs.
Health:
-Oxford professor Carl Henheghan held a press conference this week digging into the allegations against Pfizer that are contained in the newest lawsuit from the Kansas City AG against the company.
--I know many people think the “modern-day Nuremberg” or “crimes against humanity” claims are hyperbolic. For those of us who understand even a smidgen of medicine and have been paying attention to this since Day 1, I assure you, those claims are not hyperbolic.
--Video and article in the show notes. If you don’t understand why I say these things, please watch and/or read.
-A new study out from Stanford just reiterates what intelligent people who don’t get gaslighted by the “new thing” propaganda always knew: men and women are different. And that’s a good thing.
--The study focused on the brains of males and females, and spoiler alert: they work differently.
--Again, rational humans know this - we were designed to fill different survival requirements that work together for the betterment of the nuclear family -> human species.
--Link in the show notes.
Science:
SpaceX has won an $843mm contract to develop a de-orbit vehicle that can bring the International Space Station (ISS) back to earth. If you know anything about physics…wowzers. Boy, would I love to see the schematics for the thrusters on that baby.
Geopolitics:
China has reportedly purged 2 high-ranking members of the CCP from its ranks this week, amidst some speculation that there is a secretive purge of high-level officials going on behind the scenes.
Crazy Conspiracy:
Does the FBI fund/grow/create Nazis in the US?
A new series by Ken Silva ( @JD_Cashless ) in Headline US provides documents, statements, testimony, and interviews with a handful of former FBI Confidential Human Sources (CHS) who say the FBI had them organize Nazi rallies.
I often say to base your trust on who to follow based on accuracy in assertions, predictions, and reporting (the MSM has a terrible record in this respect, for the record).
Ken Silva/JD Cashless is the one who led to start watching Alex Rosen (former college football player who now hunts pedos @fightforkids ), the Accelerationist Movement, the weirdness surrounding the OKC bombing, and others.
Some of the things he reports seem crazy at first - but he often provides FOIA documents, firsthand witnesses, and/or court testimony that back up his reporting.
Link to his articles and an interview in the show notes.
Macro takeaways/lessons from the week:
-The Emperor was shown to have no clothes, and the court jesters who lied are on full display trying to cover for their own lies. Remember who lied to you.
-400 illegals smuggled in via ISIS-linked groups? That’s just a drop in the bucket, bubbie.
-The Letter of Demarche from RUS is a significant escalation. It is extremely telling that we aren’t hearing anything out of the MSM about it. At some point they have to start being honest…right?
White pill(s) for the week:
-Tim Burchett’s bill to stop sending US taxpayer dollars to The Taliban and ISIS shows that there are at least a few in DC who seem to be working for the betterment of the USA.
-The BLAG voting that the January 6 Committee was illegitimate based on its ignoring the bylaws of Congress is just one of many “day late and a dollar short moves.” Everyone in DC knew it from the start, so the question is worth asking as to why they’re doing things now that should have been done years ago. But, at least they’re being done now, for whatever reason.
-SCOTUS made some major moves toward reducing the power of The Administrative State, The Deep State, The Total State, The Hydra, or whatever nomme de guerre you want to use. At the same time, other decisions from the past week show the court is nowhere nearly as partisan as the progressive radicals who want to pack the court claim it to be. Both are net-positive wins in the macro sense.
Weekend Meditation:
The History Channel did a series called The Men Who Built America, and it was released before it became haute couture to call any successful white people, founding fathers, or prior titans of industry racist or any of the other smattering of -ists used by rich trust fund kids to smear dead rich people.
I loved this series from a historical perspective, but I present it here to show the stark contrast between these people who forged America into a world leader and center of innovation versus the people who run things today, in both industry and DC.
If you watch these profiles into how people like Vanderbilt, Rockefeller, etc built their empires, you will notice a common theme: they didn’t begin as gilded-age trust funders. They were freaking street brawlers - in many cases literally.
Now boardrooms in the US and think tanks in DC are filled with expensive suit-wearing Harvard & Wharton-types whose entire focus on business is financial manipulation, firing the people who know how to build things so quarterly costs go down briefly, and stock buybacks.
On the DC side, we once had people like Teddy Roosevelt (pugilist, outdoorsman) or Alexander Hamilton (shot in a duel), and now we have people like Pete Buttigieg and a dude that wears dresses parading in uniform as an admiral.
While many of the men who built America themselves were brawlers, their children often destroyed their legacies, foundations in their names are many times now run by unabashed Marxists who seem intent on destroying America, and even some of the men themselves became drunk with power once they amassed their wealth (i.e. General Smedley Butler’s claim that they hired him to stage an armed coup).
Some things to think about, marinate on, and contemplate.
I often say to base your trust on who to follow based on accuracy in assertions, predictions, and reporting (the MSM has a terrible record in this respect, for the record).
Ken Silva/JD Cashless is the one who led to start watching Alex Rosen (former college football player who now hunts pedos @fightforkids ), the Accelerationist Movement, the weirdness surrounding the OKC bombing, and others.
Some of the things he reports seem crazy at first - but he often provides FOIA documents, firsthand witnesses, and/or court testimony that back up his reporting.
Link to his articles and an interview in the show notes.
Macro takeaways/lessons from the week:
-The Emperor was shown to have no clothes, and the court jesters who lied are on full display trying to cover for their own lies. Remember who lied to you.
-400 illegals smuggled in via ISIS-linked groups? That’s just a drop in the bucket, bubbie.
-The Letter of Demarche from RUS is a significant escalation. It is extremely telling that we aren’t hearing anything out of the MSM about it. At some point they have to start being honest…right?
White pill(s) for the week:
-Tim Burchett’s bill to stop sending US taxpayer dollars to The Taliban and ISIS shows that there are at least a few in DC who seem to be working for the betterment of the USA.
-The BLAG voting that the January 6 Committee was illegitimate based on its ignoring the bylaws of Congress is just one of many “day late and a dollar short moves.” Everyone in DC knew it from the start, so the question is worth asking as to why they’re doing things now that should have been done years ago. But, at least they’re being done now, for whatever reason.
-SCOTUS made some major moves toward reducing the power of The Administrative State, The Deep State, The Total State, The Hydra, or whatever nomme de guerre you want to use. At the same time, other decisions from the past week show the court is nowhere nearly as partisan as the progressive radicals who want to pack the court claim it to be. Both are net-positive wins in the macro sense.
Weekend Meditation:
The History Channel did a series called The Men Who Built America, and it was released before it became haute couture to call any successful white people, founding fathers, or prior titans of industry racist or any of the other smattering of -ists used by rich trust fund kids to smear dead rich people.
I loved this series from a historical perspective, but I present it here to show the stark contrast between these people who forged America into a world leader and center of innovation versus the people who run things today, in both industry and DC.
If you watch these profiles into how people like Vanderbilt, Rockefeller, etc built their empires, you will notice a common theme: they didn’t begin as gilded-age trust funders. They were freaking street brawlers - in many cases literally.
Now boardrooms in the US and think tanks in DC are filled with expensive suit-wearing Harvard & Wharton-types whose entire focus on business is financial manipulation, firing the people who know how to build things so quarterly costs go down briefly, and stock buybacks.
On the DC side, we once had people like Teddy Roosevelt (pugilist, outdoorsman) or Alexander Hamilton (shot in a duel), and now we have people like Pete Buttigieg and a dude that wears dresses parading in uniform as an admiral.
While many of the men who built America themselves were brawlers, their children often destroyed their legacies, foundations in their names are many times now run by unabashed Marxists who seem intent on destroying America, and even some of the men themselves became drunk with power once they amassed their wealth (i.e. General Smedley Butler’s claim that they hired him to stage an armed coup).
Some things to think about, marinate on, and contemplate.
The series is worth watching, especially to put into context the types of personalities we need to rebuild the US industrialist base - which still exists for those willing to look and step away from the Ivy Leagues for their executive suites and boardrooms.
youtu.be/WwyQTaab8J4?si…
Links mentioned in the show:
Mike Amabile and Run Over Twice “Blind”
open.spotify.com/track/6SG99nL3…
Media Defamation Lawsuit Crowdfunding Link
givesendgo.com/1APMediaDefama…
Frauds, grifters, and liars in the January 6th reporters, researchers, media, and narrative thread (updated)
x.com/RobertPLewis/s…
Does the FBI Create Nazis, Nazi Movements, and Plan/Fund Nazi Rallies?
Part 1
headlineusa.com/exclusive-the-…
Part 2
headlineusa.com/fed-files-ii-f…
Interview
youtu.be/TpLGFIEmqEw?si…
Twitter Thread on Robert Mueller’s Right-Wing Terror Factory
x.com/HeadlineUSA/st…
Modern Day Nuremberg & Crimes Against Humanity: Oxford Professor on Pfizer Lawsuit
x.com/KanekoaTheGrea…
trusttheevidence.substack.com/p/kansas-attor…
Stanford Study Proves What Rational People Knew: Men and Women Are Different and Think Differently
psychologytoday.com/us/blog/sax-on…
Janet Yellen Pretends Grocery Prices Don’t Lead to Sticker Shock
x.com/Breaking911/st…
Matt Taibbi and Tucker Carlson
youtu.be/iyADwZrQFqE?si…
The Duran: Russia Issues Letter of Demarche to US Ambassador
youtu.be/c2233YREAD8?si…
youtu.be/WwyQTaab8J4?si…
Links mentioned in the show:
Mike Amabile and Run Over Twice “Blind”
open.spotify.com/track/6SG99nL3…
Media Defamation Lawsuit Crowdfunding Link
givesendgo.com/1APMediaDefama…
Frauds, grifters, and liars in the January 6th reporters, researchers, media, and narrative thread (updated)
x.com/RobertPLewis/s…
Does the FBI Create Nazis, Nazi Movements, and Plan/Fund Nazi Rallies?
Part 1
headlineusa.com/exclusive-the-…
Part 2
headlineusa.com/fed-files-ii-f…
Interview
youtu.be/TpLGFIEmqEw?si…
Twitter Thread on Robert Mueller’s Right-Wing Terror Factory
x.com/HeadlineUSA/st…
Modern Day Nuremberg & Crimes Against Humanity: Oxford Professor on Pfizer Lawsuit
x.com/KanekoaTheGrea…
trusttheevidence.substack.com/p/kansas-attor…
Stanford Study Proves What Rational People Knew: Men and Women Are Different and Think Differently
psychologytoday.com/us/blog/sax-on…
Janet Yellen Pretends Grocery Prices Don’t Lead to Sticker Shock
x.com/Breaking911/st…
Matt Taibbi and Tucker Carlson
youtu.be/iyADwZrQFqE?si…
The Duran: Russia Issues Letter of Demarche to US Ambassador
youtu.be/c2233YREAD8?si…
YouTube
Business Titans Rise in the Gilded Age | The Men Who Built America (S1, E1) | Full Episode
Out of the turmoil of the Civil War, America enters an age of enlightenment that will change the landscape of the country. The growth is driven by five insightful men who will change the world forever, in Season 1, Episode 1, "A New War Begins."
#TheMenWhoBuiltAmerica…
#TheMenWhoBuiltAmerica…
While the above is not our case, we have multiple defamation cases against some similar media outlets that could use your help.
And yes, one has already crossed all thresholds & is already in discovery:
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And yes, one has already crossed all thresholds & is already in discovery:
https://givesendgo.com/1APMediaDefamation?utm_source=sharelink&utm_medium=copy_link&utm_campaign=1APMediaDefamation
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1AP vs Media Defamation Lawsuits
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I did not know that @jbinnall had to verify the GiveSendGo for our defamation lawsuits against the media when we started it, but it's now verified.
All funds raised will go directly to his firm for our lawsuits - one of which has already crossed all legal thresholds and has trial coming up.
Rulings on 2 more expected very soon, and another may be filed if we can raise the funds before Q4.
If you'd like to support defamation cases that could force changes in the MSM's modus operandi of "wrap up smears" and defamatory hit pieces, please so so below.
All funds to Binall Law Firm for these cases:
https://givesendgo.com/1APMediaDefamation
All funds raised will go directly to his firm for our lawsuits - one of which has already crossed all legal thresholds and has trial coming up.
Rulings on 2 more expected very soon, and another may be filed if we can raise the funds before Q4.
If you'd like to support defamation cases that could force changes in the MSM's modus operandi of "wrap up smears" and defamatory hit pieces, please so so below.
All funds to Binall Law Firm for these cases:
https://givesendgo.com/1APMediaDefamation
GiveSendGo
1AP vs Media Defamation Lawsuits
In the run-up to the 2020 election, a Green Beret military veteran became worried that radicals were being allowed to use violence to deter and prevent Ameri...