One heavily edited clip, a rush to outrage and viola’
Over the weekend, an AP reporter kicked off a media firestorm with a “Let’s Go Brandon” story featuring an interesting detail about a recent Houston-to-Albuquerque Southwest Airlines flight.
You can hear the clip yourself in the video at the top of this story. (there’s an ad first)
h/t Cameron
NP- Bryan Adams tests positive, forced to cancel Tina Turner duet at Rock & Roll hall of fame.
A spokesman for Adams, who originally sang the duet Run to You with Turner in 1985, has assured fans the rocker is “fully vaccinated and has no symptoms at all”.
Seems like there’s a theme developing.
Since mid-March 2020, the world has clearly been in a state of mass psychosis. But think back to the 4 years before that and realize that a good portion of the world was in a similar state. Stretch your mind back to the 15 years before that and admit that things were not exactly normal.
The video below examines states of mass psychosis throughout history, going back as far as the Fear of Witches, examining the Mad Men of the last century, and then cleverly touching upon the current state of our world today. This current mass psychosis isn’t really about Covid or Climate Change; these are but mere excuses du jour that totalitarians the world over are using to seize more power for themselves and control ever larger masses of people.
So what can you do to fight back? I, for one, will avoid wearing a mask wherever I’m legally allowed to. I will also avoid getting a Covid vaccine shot; I’ve had Covid and thus have natural immunity to it; full stop. Those are personal choices I’m making based on my own risk analysis. You decide what’s best for you. But where all can join in is to unsubscribe from big tech social media sources and … most importantly … to contribute to mocking all politicians and celebrities and companies that support:
It is indeed an historic time. A very, very bad historic time, to be clear. The ONLY way it’s going to end is step up and contribute to saying “No”, as well as loudly laughing at those pushing anything that suppresses freedom, individuality, and critical thinking.
NP- ‘I will do it’: Elon Musk says he will give $6 billion to solve world hunger if UN shows it would.
Beasley specifically called for action from Musk and Amazon.com Inc. co-founder Jeff Bezos, the two men atop the Bloomberg Billionaires Index. Just $6 billion could keep 42 million people from dying, Beasley said.
If the World Food Programme, using transparent and open accounting, “can describe on this Twitter thread exactly how $6B will solve world hunger, I will sell Tesla stock right now and do it,” Musk wrote in a Twitter post.
Do you think Beasley will do it? Start here and scroll up to see how this part of the conversation went. But its not looking like Musk has much confidence in the UN. Apparently UN officials offering food in exchange for oral sex from kids is because of climate change.
Why are we still part of the UN anyways?
Justin’s CBC explains that men are pretty well useless when it comes to fighting global warming. Environmental groups must focus on women. After all, they are the biggest victims of this climate crisis. This includes women being physically abused by men because of global warming events. And women can nag their husbands to join the cause. Isn’t that sexist?
Meanwhile the Greta circus is fun to watch.
And the private planes have arrived. Including dictators from third world countries looking for green cash.
Bill Maher can be a big jerk at times but he’s spot on here. Plus, his messages reach all of the left people:
Luckily, Australians are now trained to be properly submissive.
Australia’s central bank on Friday lost all control of the yield target key to its stimulus policy as bonds suffered their biggest shellacking in decades and markets howled for rate hikes as soon as April.
An already torrid week for debt got even worse when the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) again declined to defend its 0.1% target for the key April 2024 bond , even though its yield was all the way up at 0.58%.
More: Is Australia the Dead Canary in the Global Bond Market?
So let’s dig in…
First up is the market action. On Thursday, Australia’s two-year bond yield more than doubled after the Reserve Bank of Australia declined to buy two-year bonds.
What does this mean? If the Australian government were to borrow money for two years, the interest rate they’d have to pay doubled in a single trading session.
Can you imagine if your mortgage rate doubled?
How rare is this doubling? ZeroHedge calculates it’s a five-sigma move, which is supposed to happen one day in every 13,932 years. In other words, it’s the biggest surprise for the Aussie bond market since the Lehman crisis.
What’s the explanation for why it happened?
Via Instapundit.
Remember, if you disagree with any of these narratives, then you are an horrific right-wing ignorant bigot!
On this unique evening of the year, we learn about the history of Halloween.
Your spooky or more tame tips are welcome!