Immigration is Importing Poverty

The big lie about immigration is that it is “good for the economy” and “necessary to maintain the social security structure”. Because in any advanced economy, immigrants reduce the productivity of labor and impose a tremendous financial burden on the economy that significantly outweigh any benefits they could ever collectively provide. New data shows that […]

https://voxday.net/2025/10/17/immigration-is-importing-poverty/

☕️NO CONSENSUS ☙ Friday, October 17, 2025 ☙ C&C NEWS🦠

Enjoy today's special edition, a revolting story of "scientific consensus" that I've wanted to tell for a while now. Consensus is deadlier than disease.

https://www.coffeeandcovid.com/p/no-consensus-friday-october-17-2025

NOW - Trump: "we have 82 vaccines that we give simultaneously, and I'm a vaccine believer, by the way... I believe in, a lot of vaccines, but when you give 82 vaccines in a shot to a little baby, that hasn't even formed yet, that's a lot of vaccines."

@disclosetv

Max Igan delivering some optimism. He is speaking about the Thai biometric digital ID integration with banking currently backfiring.

T.me/ArtWithAim

Fire

"Nonetheless, the reaction from the higher-education establishment has been mixed. Some universities are considering entering into the compact. But the first university to go on the record, MIT, has publicly rejected it. In a reply to education secretary Linda McMahon, MIT president Sally Kornbluth wrote that such a compact would jeopardize the university’s ability to participate in a “free marketplace of ideas.”

"The argument is preposterous for four reasons. First, elite universities are, intellectually speaking, some of the least free institutions in America. Conservatives have spent decades documenting double standards and ideological capture in these institutions, including at MIT. Even anodyne speech, like the idea that men cannot become women, sets off investigations, punishments, and ostracism.

"In a real marketplace of ideas, scientifically and naturally obvious statements—such as the fact that men cannot become women—should win in a landslide. Instead, elite universities enforce a system of complex fictions, of which transgenderism is merely one example."

https://www.city-journal.org/article/trump-university-funding-compact-mit-president-sally-kornbluth?skip=1

The feminist-neoliberal alliance.

Putin’s advisor Anton Kobyakov had some interesting words back in September 2025 when he said that “the US plans to wipe out $35 trillion in debt by moving it to the ‘crypto cloud’ and then devaluing it on a global scale.”

He claimed Washington is "rewriting the rules" of crypto and gold markets to shift debt into a "crypto cloud" via stablecoins, devalue it, and "start from scratch" at the world's expense.

Kobyakov draws parallels to the 1934 Gold Reserve Act, where the U.S. revalued gold from $20.67 to $35 per ounce, inflating the money supply by 69% and devaluing the dollar to ease Great Depression-era debts.

The BITCOIN Act, pushed by President Trump, mirrors this by revaluing U.S. gold reserves at market prices (unlocking ~$747 billion) to fund a 1 million BTC Strategic Reserve, held for 20 years unless used for debt reduction.

As Bitcoin surges, the advisor's warning feels prescient, crypto isn't just innovation; it's a geopolitical reset button for the US (and a scam against the rest of the World? ie creditors such as China and Japan?)
🤔🧐🤔

https://news.1rj.ru/str/LauraAbolichannel

I knew it!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=urglg3WimHA