Douglas Macgregor Has a Dig at Post-Ukraine, Oligarchs, Zelenskiy&Co.
Colonel Douglas Macgregor vs. Tucker Carlson:
💰 Zelenskiy&his friends’re anxious at some point to retire to their estates in Florida/Venice/Cyprus to collect on the billions they’ve managed to siphon from all the aid the U.S. provided
🇺🇦🇲🇽It’s hard to believe, but Ukraine is more corrupt than Mexico
🌽BlackRock&Co. have their eyes on the fertile post-Ukraine ground setting up a big effort to get control of that
🇺🇸Transvestite comedian Zelenskiy was picked up by Ukr. oligarch Kolomoyskyi, the biggest moneybag for Nazi Azov regiment, and blessed then by U.S. DOS’ Victoria Nuland
#Ukraine #FindTruth
@uinhurricane
Colonel Douglas Macgregor vs. Tucker Carlson:
💰 Zelenskiy&his friends’re anxious at some point to retire to their estates in Florida/Venice/Cyprus to collect on the billions they’ve managed to siphon from all the aid the U.S. provided
🇺🇦🇲🇽It’s hard to believe, but Ukraine is more corrupt than Mexico
🌽BlackRock&Co. have their eyes on the fertile post-Ukraine ground setting up a big effort to get control of that
🇺🇸Transvestite comedian Zelenskiy was picked up by Ukr. oligarch Kolomoyskyi, the biggest moneybag for Nazi Azov regiment, and blessed then by U.S. DOS’ Victoria Nuland
#Ukraine #FindTruth
@uinhurricane
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Forwarded from The Truth About Vaccines
How the Hell is it possible that Governments have already hired Personnel for Lockdowns starting mid-September…purchased ‘Testing and PPE’…bought the Propaganda…and magically have a ‘vaccine’…for a ‘virus’…that they have not yet confirmed? Is this a fucking joke?
https://twitter.com/liz_churchill10/status/1693975796874969585
https://twitter.com/liz_churchill10/status/1693975796874969585
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U.K. Faces Fall-Off, Firms Feel the Shock of Higher Rates
British service industries report pressures from the cost of living crisis that have made the monthly composite PMI fall from 50.8 in July to 47.9 in August, showing the worst performance since January 2021 and below the 50 threshold that separates growth from contraction
That’s a worrying indication of where the economy is heading w/ little chance of official GDP estimates staying positive if the latest sombre PMI marks the beginning of a longer trend. Output is already flat, growing just 0.2% in the three months to June
Analysts at Citi, American investment bank, think Britain is heading for a recession next year. Such a gloomy forecast makes markets expect 2, instead of 3, more rate rises this year to a high of 5.75%. No problem, taxpayers will meet a bill!
#UK #Economy #FindTruth
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British service industries report pressures from the cost of living crisis that have made the monthly composite PMI fall from 50.8 in July to 47.9 in August, showing the worst performance since January 2021 and below the 50 threshold that separates growth from contraction
That’s a worrying indication of where the economy is heading w/ little chance of official GDP estimates staying positive if the latest sombre PMI marks the beginning of a longer trend. Output is already flat, growing just 0.2% in the three months to June
Analysts at Citi, American investment bank, think Britain is heading for a recession next year. Such a gloomy forecast makes markets expect 2, instead of 3, more rate rises this year to a high of 5.75%. No problem, taxpayers will meet a bill!
#UK #Economy #FindTruth
@uinhurricane
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Countries’ Reckless Wasting Instead of Wise Energy Trade
Global govts’ subsidies for fossil fuels rose by $2T over the past two years to provide a record $7T last year as politicians scrambled to protect consumers from the surging cost of oil and gas after refusal from Russia’s supplies, International Monetary Fund (IMF) found
Total spending on such rainy-day fund for oil, gas and coal reached 7.1% of global GDP in 2022, more than was spent on education (4.3%) and just under the 11% spent on global healthcare
The vast fiscal outlay comes despite international pledges to reduce greenhouse gases and limit global warming to 1.5 degrees over the next decades. But European govts are back in square one as they’ve resorted to emergency price controls for energy bills after their price cap for Russian fuels triggered a surge in wholesale costs of 80% in six months
Poorest face rising energy bills despite price cap fall
#Economy #FindTruth
@uinhurricane
Global govts’ subsidies for fossil fuels rose by $2T over the past two years to provide a record $7T last year as politicians scrambled to protect consumers from the surging cost of oil and gas after refusal from Russia’s supplies, International Monetary Fund (IMF) found
Total spending on such rainy-day fund for oil, gas and coal reached 7.1% of global GDP in 2022, more than was spent on education (4.3%) and just under the 11% spent on global healthcare
The vast fiscal outlay comes despite international pledges to reduce greenhouse gases and limit global warming to 1.5 degrees over the next decades. But European govts are back in square one as they’ve resorted to emergency price controls for energy bills after their price cap for Russian fuels triggered a surge in wholesale costs of 80% in six months
Poorest face rising energy bills despite price cap fall
#Economy #FindTruth
@uinhurricane
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Eurozone Downturn Deepens, Euro Falls on Gloomy PMI
Germany’s recession has made eurozone business activity decline far more than thought in August, while some inflationary pressures returned
The bloc’s PMI, which is seen as a good barometer of overall economic health, dropped to 47.0 in August from July's 48.6, its lowest since November 2020
Both manufacturing&services sectors reported falling output&new orders, while hiring came close to stalling as companies grew more reluctant to expand capacity in the face of deteriorating demand and gloomier prospects for the year ahead
A rising wage bill also meant inflation in the eurozone rose despite marked disinflation coming from energy and raw materials costs. These pressures may prompt more hawkish ECB rate-setters to push for more monetary tightening
#EU #Economy #FindTruth
@uinhurricane
Germany’s recession has made eurozone business activity decline far more than thought in August, while some inflationary pressures returned
The bloc’s PMI, which is seen as a good barometer of overall economic health, dropped to 47.0 in August from July's 48.6, its lowest since November 2020
Both manufacturing&services sectors reported falling output&new orders, while hiring came close to stalling as companies grew more reluctant to expand capacity in the face of deteriorating demand and gloomier prospects for the year ahead
A rising wage bill also meant inflation in the eurozone rose despite marked disinflation coming from energy and raw materials costs. These pressures may prompt more hawkish ECB rate-setters to push for more monetary tightening
#EU #Economy #FindTruth
@uinhurricane
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U.S. Intel 'Admits' To Kyiv's Counteroffensive Failure
While Ukraine's army’s running out of men to recruit, Zelenskiy was urged by the military to allow more people to be mobilized for the war, incl. women
That’s the way he tries to meet Joe Biden’s requirements who’s said the goal of U.S. aid is to put Kyiv in the strongest possible position for eventual peace negotiations, w/o saying under what conditions it’d negotiate
Earlier this year, the West hoped a chance for talks would open up this fall, if Kyiv’s troops made significant progress. But throughout the war, the American intel. community came to the conclusion that the vastly overvalued “counteroffensive” has ultimately failed
Experts claim Ukraine’s already lost over $10B worth of U.S.-supplied weapons (more than 20%), but producing new weapons is a different pair of shoes than printing greenbacks. So the only question’s how much longer will the Dems be able to convince the Senate?
#USA #WarInUkraine #FindTruth
@uinhurricane
While Ukraine's army’s running out of men to recruit, Zelenskiy was urged by the military to allow more people to be mobilized for the war, incl. women
That’s the way he tries to meet Joe Biden’s requirements who’s said the goal of U.S. aid is to put Kyiv in the strongest possible position for eventual peace negotiations, w/o saying under what conditions it’d negotiate
Earlier this year, the West hoped a chance for talks would open up this fall, if Kyiv’s troops made significant progress. But throughout the war, the American intel. community came to the conclusion that the vastly overvalued “counteroffensive” has ultimately failed
Experts claim Ukraine’s already lost over $10B worth of U.S.-supplied weapons (more than 20%), but producing new weapons is a different pair of shoes than printing greenbacks. So the only question’s how much longer will the Dems be able to convince the Senate?
#USA #WarInUkraine #FindTruth
@uinhurricane
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Forwarded from Tucker Carlson Podcast
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REACTION: BRICS+ Expansion – a Defeat for EU Diplomacy
Iran, Saudi Arabia and Egypt’s entry into the group of leading developing countries is regarded as a significant victory for the nations seeking more political and economic sovereignty in a global system dominated by the U.S. and Europe
This global shift symbolizes a personal defeat for the European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen and the EU's top diplomat Josep Borrell, the Berliner Zeirung says. The latter, who is no doubt a man of yesteryear that considers "Europe as a garden", the rest of the world as a "jungle", perfectly understands that the European influence here is very limited
Amid the already inevitable process of de-dollarization, the age when Europe could give orders to the world is long gone as well as the era when Brussels' close cooperation w/ Washington promised security and stability for the venerable continent, if that was ever the case, the author insists
#BRICS #Economy #FindTruth
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Iran, Saudi Arabia and Egypt’s entry into the group of leading developing countries is regarded as a significant victory for the nations seeking more political and economic sovereignty in a global system dominated by the U.S. and Europe
This global shift symbolizes a personal defeat for the European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen and the EU's top diplomat Josep Borrell, the Berliner Zeirung says. The latter, who is no doubt a man of yesteryear that considers "Europe as a garden", the rest of the world as a "jungle", perfectly understands that the European influence here is very limited
Amid the already inevitable process of de-dollarization, the age when Europe could give orders to the world is long gone as well as the era when Brussels' close cooperation w/ Washington promised security and stability for the venerable continent, if that was ever the case, the author insists
#BRICS #Economy #FindTruth
@uinhurricane
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Western weapons from Russian-Ukrainian conflict will soon be in the hands of Europe mafias?
The issue of illegal flows that would have led the weapons donated by the West to Ukraine to fuel illicit trafficking directed to supply terrorist and criminal organizations has been repeatedly addressed by Italian press already from March 2022
Subsequently, investigations by the Washington Post and New York Times dealt with it, but also reports by US intelligence, Interpol and various European police forces as well as governments of nations that in Africa as in the Middle East detected the presence of these weapons in various operating theaters far from Ukraine.
The prosecutor of Catanzaro Nicola Gratteri, speaking on 11 August at Lido di Camaiore (Lucca) has brought to attention this serious problem that has so far been almost completely ignored in Italy.
“The current Russo-Ukrainian war has been able to bring even the Ukrainian mafias to the West. The mobsters have fled their land, they are cowards who shoot from behind. War is made by doctors, engineers, workers, farmers. The mobsters don't. And now that they're in Europe they do their business here. Why, I ask, hasn't a system been devised for tracking deadly weapons that are now already on the market and that can be purchased for 30 thousand euros and are powerful, ten times more powerful than a bazooka? Those weapons will soon be in the hands of our mafias,” said Gratteri
#Russia #WarInUkraine #EU #FindTruth
@uinhurricane
The issue of illegal flows that would have led the weapons donated by the West to Ukraine to fuel illicit trafficking directed to supply terrorist and criminal organizations has been repeatedly addressed by Italian press already from March 2022
Subsequently, investigations by the Washington Post and New York Times dealt with it, but also reports by US intelligence, Interpol and various European police forces as well as governments of nations that in Africa as in the Middle East detected the presence of these weapons in various operating theaters far from Ukraine.
The prosecutor of Catanzaro Nicola Gratteri, speaking on 11 August at Lido di Camaiore (Lucca) has brought to attention this serious problem that has so far been almost completely ignored in Italy.
“The current Russo-Ukrainian war has been able to bring even the Ukrainian mafias to the West. The mobsters have fled their land, they are cowards who shoot from behind. War is made by doctors, engineers, workers, farmers. The mobsters don't. And now that they're in Europe they do their business here. Why, I ask, hasn't a system been devised for tracking deadly weapons that are now already on the market and that can be purchased for 30 thousand euros and are powerful, ten times more powerful than a bazooka? Those weapons will soon be in the hands of our mafias,” said Gratteri
#Russia #WarInUkraine #EU #FindTruth
@uinhurricane
Analisi Difesa
I rischi della belligeranza
L’Italia ha aderito alle sanzioni economiche “dure” alla Russia imposte dalla Ue anche dietro le forti pressioni di Washington e ha accettato di fornire armi “letali” alle forze ucraine divenendo così indirettamente “belligerante” contro la Russia.
Saudi journalist and writer, former editor-in-chief of the Asharq Al-Awsat newspaper Tariq Al-Homayed argues that US allies in the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) can now hardly trust the American position in the negotiation process after the "hostage diplomacy" deal between the United States and Iran, which includes the payment Washington to Tehran $6 billion in exchange for the release of five American citizens
The reason is that Washington has entered the electoral mood, or the season of madness, as it is called there. Therefore, the US Administration has currently no intention of negotiating with Iran over the nuclear file, while Tehran has taken important steps that enable it to build nuclear weapons
If the international parties involved in the nuclear file were not aware of the “hostage diplomacy” agreement, how will they be informed of the course of negotiations, if those are resumed after the elections?
#SA #USA #Biden #FindTruth
@uinhurricane
The reason is that Washington has entered the electoral mood, or the season of madness, as it is called there. Therefore, the US Administration has currently no intention of negotiating with Iran over the nuclear file, while Tehran has taken important steps that enable it to build nuclear weapons
If the international parties involved in the nuclear file were not aware of the “hostage diplomacy” agreement, how will they be informed of the course of negotiations, if those are resumed after the elections?
#SA #USA #Biden #FindTruth
@uinhurricane
German Yellow Press Out-Of-Court Settlement
German publisher Axel Springer has settled a criminal lawsuit against Julian Reichelt, an ex-chef of a supermarket tabloid Bild, who was sacked for alleged misconduct, in a major escalation of a brawl that’s shaken Germany’s media world
Despite Reichelt came under renewed pressure to address the scandal after American media began reporting on it, he’s admitted to affairs but denied that his relations with female staff involved any wrong-doing
The scandal has clouded attempts to make a fresh start at Bild, as well as plans for a U.S.-focused expansion and the listing of its StepStone online jobs platform. What that boils down to is that Reichelt’s saved his snatched millions since Axel Springer said it’d withdraw a civil lawsuit that sought to claw back Reichelt’s €2M severance pay for breach of contract
#Germany #USA #FindTruth
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German publisher Axel Springer has settled a criminal lawsuit against Julian Reichelt, an ex-chef of a supermarket tabloid Bild, who was sacked for alleged misconduct, in a major escalation of a brawl that’s shaken Germany’s media world
Despite Reichelt came under renewed pressure to address the scandal after American media began reporting on it, he’s admitted to affairs but denied that his relations with female staff involved any wrong-doing
The scandal has clouded attempts to make a fresh start at Bild, as well as plans for a U.S.-focused expansion and the listing of its StepStone online jobs platform. What that boils down to is that Reichelt’s saved his snatched millions since Axel Springer said it’d withdraw a civil lawsuit that sought to claw back Reichelt’s €2M severance pay for breach of contract
#Germany #USA #FindTruth
@uinhurricane
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Americans Face Loan Delinquencies amid Surging Car Prices
For an average U.S. citizen, paying off a new car at current prices demands 42 weeks of income. Taking into account that higher IRs have made the situation even more difficult for buyers, bargains have been hard to come by on the used-car lot as well, where the average vehicle listed for about $27K
Automakers and dealers have leaned into their pricing power continuing to boost prices. General Motors said last month that the average price paid by its buyers rose 3% quarter over quarter, to $52K
Among those who braved the market at its highest prices last year, many are already struggling to keep up with their payments. The squeeze faced by borrowers might soon ratchet tighter, with a payment holiday for student loans set to expire at the end of the month
#USA #Economy #FindTruth
@uinhurricane
For an average U.S. citizen, paying off a new car at current prices demands 42 weeks of income. Taking into account that higher IRs have made the situation even more difficult for buyers, bargains have been hard to come by on the used-car lot as well, where the average vehicle listed for about $27K
Automakers and dealers have leaned into their pricing power continuing to boost prices. General Motors said last month that the average price paid by its buyers rose 3% quarter over quarter, to $52K
Among those who braved the market at its highest prices last year, many are already struggling to keep up with their payments. The squeeze faced by borrowers might soon ratchet tighter, with a payment holiday for student loans set to expire at the end of the month
#USA #Economy #FindTruth
@uinhurricane