six 'activists' speak about the lies of omission we see, or don't, enabled by government and media. its fifty five minutes and i post it because i think it 'required' information for any thinking citizen;
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Monday, October 23, 2023
Sunday, October 22, 2023
i'm only part way in and post this essay as it mirrors my suspicions on our upcoming future days in part brought to us by the biden gang's open borders though that's just the appetizer;
Very soon the kinetic aspect of WWIII will kick off and the international entanglements of the Biden Administration will become obviously treasonous. It might not even take the actual entry of the war to mark it. As soon as the Israeli ground attack starts, the United States will come apart from within by the recently demonstrated Palestinian forces already here, brought in over the past two years of open borders. If not them, some other hostile forces. The U.S. is weak in every way one wants to measure it, except in its domestic fighting forces that are being kept under surveillance and under suspicion.
The police, as part of the globalist apparatus, will be unable to deal with the violence and they’ll just let it burn. They’ll stand about in their flak jackets and kick the smoldering ashes into a tighter, more orderly pile. We saw it in Portland, Seattle and Minneapolis. This is the Rashida Talib, Black Lives Matter domestic terrorists back in the saddle. Perhaps the George Floyd riots were probing actions, sensing where it can be most effective. Guess what? It’s most effective in any major city. What happens when it takes place in every single one at the same time?
The question is not what will happen, but what will happen after it comes apart? There is no political will anywhere in this bastardized nation to do anything about anything that is not targeted at law-abiding, tax-paying citizens. The allies of the establishment will burn it all down and we will be expected to pay for it to be rebuilt, but now that isn’t as easy as it has been in the past.
At the same time as all of this is taking place, the average American will be struggling to pay for their rents, mortgages and groceries. Businesses will not be able to borrow the money it takes to expand and will even have to cut back on employees and services because the costs of maintaining their business will go up. Every line of credit will see interest rates double and triple that of the previous period. This is because the 10 Year Treasury just topped 5%. Even though it pulled back a little bit, that is why the stock market took a dive on Friday. Five percent is what the banks have to pay the Fed. Bank of America just admitted to having $136 billion in unrealized losses (bonds they can’t redeem) and to keep them from being realized, intends to hold those bonds until maturity instead of dumping them on the Fed and taking the loss. That’s $136 billion in lost liquidity. Which means, Bank of America and others of the same size are currently sitting on enormous amounts of unrealized debts that they will try to hold, but eventually they will need the cash and all hell will be unloosed............more........
it seems that some prominent figures in the empire think that guns go out and commit murder but tellingly neglect the middle man;
In a recent series of articles, Bloomberg journalists detail how firearms companies are "fueling violence across the world" through sales to other countries. While the articles certainly attempt to frame gun ownership in other countries as the cause of violence, two key points are left out.
First, many firearms exports worldwide are specifically for law enforcement and military contracts, not civilian sales. So, while Sig Sauer (the target of a Bloomberg hit piece on firearms exports) does export firearms overseas, many of these are for arming police officers and soldiers in foreign militaries.
Second is that violence isn't caused by firearms. Violence is a human problem. An article in the series asserts that Sig Sauer is somehow responsible for the black-market firearms trade in Thailand and violent acts committed by those who used Sig products. It's very likely that if Sig Sauer was not able to sell their firearms in Thailand, the purported acts of violence would still have occurred with a different brand that Bloomberg journalists may not have been as interested in.
A newer article in the series highlighted Brazil as being a major importer of US-made firearms, but failed to mention the fact that after former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro made firearms permits easier and cheaper for law-abiding citizens to acquire, homicides fell 34%, according to the Wall Street Journal.
Brazil, one of the most violent nations on earth (with cities like Salvador and Fortaleza having homicide numbers in the thousands), is plagued by crime and gang violence. Firearms are routinely stolen from police armories and sometimes even manufactured right in the favela. Why not mention that American-style civilian firearm ownership helped to decrease homicides?
Interestingly, this detail is left out of the Bloomberg reporting, and maybe it doesn't fit the anti-gun progressive narrative by corporate media.
Lastly, a question that must be posed in the face of this reporting is why Bloomberg fears an American-style gun culture in other countries.
An American style of gun ownership allows citizens to defend themselves without reliance on government entities like the police or military. It will enable citizens to be truly independent. For a billionaire like Michael Bloomberg, who can afford private security 24/7, this can be hard to understand. Still, for someone living in a Brazilian favela or a cartel-controlled territory in Mexico, firearm ownership could be the determining factor between life and death.
It's very telling that at the end of the Bloomberg article, a disclaimer reads: Everytown for Gun Safety, which advocates gun-safety measures, is backed by Michael Bloomberg, founder and majority owner of Bloomberg News parent Bloomberg LP.........https://www.zerohedge.com/geopolitical/bloomberg-terrified-prospect-worldwide-gun-culture