REAL LIFE RAMBO
WATCH THIS
https://x.com/ValerieAnne1970/status/2010409075834786002
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https://x.com/ValerieAnne1970/status/2010775114133225686
30 seconds
Comment section: That’s some Nazi sht.
https://x.com/NeonWhiteCat/status/2010647025453294041
NetZero has just cost Germany big time
TWENTY THOUSAND JOB LOSSES
This is what happens when you do NetZero, sky high energy costs ruin everything
Viktor Orban keeps is simple
No Immigrants
No NetZero
WOW
IT’S OFFICIAL: Sec. Scott Bessent CONFIRMS bombshell tapes implicating MN AG Ellison taking political dollars to stop INVESTIGATIONS into Somalis
“I don’t wanna get ahead of the investigation, but when the bear trap snaps? We WILL get these folks!”
https://x.com/_Investinq/status/2010866038456410616
Will be interesting to see if, and how, he can do this.
Stay safe and leave, Trump and Marco don’t screw around
OK, ladies and gents, my ratios that I track are all still under target. The closest one to triggering is the gold:silver ratio….currently at 53.9. And my target of 43.8, is the starting point to start liquidating some PM positions. Dow to gold at 10.8, but that’s gonna take a helluva advance in gold, or a cratering of the dow to get to 5. Hope everyone had an enjoyable weekend, and enjoy the massive volatility this week. I have my barf bag next to my desk….
Mattel Inc. is introducing an autistic Barbie on Monday as the newest member of its line intended to celebrate diversity, joining a collection that already includes Barbies with Down syndrome, a blind Barbie, a Barbie and a Ken with vitiligo, and other models the toymaker added to make its fashion dolls more inclusive.
For example, the eyes of the new Barbie shift slightly to the side to represent how some people with autism sometimes avoid direct eye contact, he said. The doll also was given articulated elbows and wrists to acknowledge stimming, hand flapping and other gestures that some autistic people use to process sensory information or to express excitement, according to Mattel.
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This morning is the day I’ve been waiting for. The October 16th rising wedge is now a confirmed bullish rising wedge. Whenever you see a massive breakout gap above an important trend line you’ve been following that’s your confirmation signal.
There is one small caveat for the very short term. Today the price action is trading above the top BB band which it can do for 1 to 3 days or so but the odds are very high that the price action will decline back into the channel. The price action can ride the upper band for long periods of time but you don’t want to see it pierce the upper band. A backtest to the top trend line of the bullish rising wedge should be expected but no 100% guarantee. Use any weakness to accumulate
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I am so tired of hearing “experts” in commodities(particularly gold & silver) saying that “for every long, there is a short.” While that is “technically” true, it is a big misconception. Yes, they introduced paper gold & silver contracts for the express purpose of suppressing gold and silver prices and discourage the public from investing in them. It worked quite well for over 50+ years, but grossly distorted the markets for both metals. Other than speculators betting either long or short, to bet on the future price of any commodity, the purpose of futures contracts are for the producers and users of those commodities to HEDGE their position. So, as the massive paper shorts in silver have been covering, and will continue to do so as open interest declines, not every long contract has a REAL short. What I mean by that, is that the longs are users(mostly industrial) while the shorts are mostly the miners, refiners and large holders of actual physical silver, who are hedging their physical silver inventories. Yes, technically they are short(but only in the paper sense) because they have the physical silver inventories, in their possession. There is a big difference in being short, vs being naked short. That is what is playing out currently. A big shift from the bulk of the shorts being naked, paper shorts, to eventually, most of the shorts being holders of physical metal, hedging their actual inventory.
for all its messiness [X] is one of the few places that still makes people think for themselves. It doesn’t smooth the edges or quietly decide what you’re allowed to see. It puts different ideas, bad takes, good arguments, and uncomfortable viewpoints in the same space and leaves you to sort through them. That can feel chaotic, but it forces engagement.
https://x.com/onechancefreedm/status/2010584851443863834
The fight isn’t just over facts. It’s over whether individuals keep ownership of their own minds.
Investment banker, former HUD official, and founder of the Solari Report Catherine Austin Fitts describes for Steve Kirsch on a recent episode of VSRF Live how America has been suffering through an intentional “Great Poisoning” being conducted by the Deep State. Fitts notes that this Great Poisoning is executed via means including “vaccines” and is being implemented in order to balance retirement savings and the actuarial books. The former Assistant Secretary of Housing and Urban Development notes that those who attempt to “course correct” the Great Poisoning get fired, shot, or assassinated.
https://lionessofjudah.substack.com/p/catherine-austin-fitts-america-has
5 minutes
I’m glad MAHA’s doing what they’re doing. And I think their most important accomplishment has been by going through the confirmation hearings and trying to get done what they’re getting done. They have proved beyond any shadow of a doubt that Washington is absolutely committed to depopulation.
https://lionessofjudah.substack.com/p/catherine-austin-fitts-drops-bombshell?
44 minutes
Nice compilation of past presidents pushing the deportation of illegals. A good resend to your lefty friends, if ya have any left 🙂
FROM JEFF CHILDERS
Late yesterday, the New York Times ran a story headlined, “Federal Prosecutors Open Investigation Into Fed Chair Powell.” As I’ve said, if 2025 was the year of preparation, 2026 is the Year of Offense. The Times’s article was awful. It was rank journalistic malpractice, as the paper increasingly seems to treat reporting the news as some kind of Telemundo game show. Meanwhile, last night Fed Chair Jerome “Marble Bidet” Powell excreted a shameless and unmanly bit of whining and blame-shifting on Twitter.
CLIP: Federal Reserve Chair, now under criminal investigation for perjury, blames it on Trump ().
https://x.com/federalreserve/status/2010510130970849338?s=20
Powell, trying to get ahead of the story, reported it himself. In the Sunday evening clip, the Fed Chair explained that he’d received several Grand Jury subpoenas, indicating that the DOJ was assembling a case against him. The Times got right down to work, describing the investigation as a witch hunt and a ‘feud’ between the President and the Fed Chair. “The investigation escalates Mr. Trump’s long-running feud with Mr. Powell,” the Times said, drolly.
The gist of Powell’s perspective —expressly adopted by the Times— was that, while “no man is above the law,” he personally is, since this new criminal investigation is nothing but political persecution, dammit, and totally illegitimate. Three things stood out about the Times’s awful story: (1) it only quoted Trump critics, but no Powell critics. (2) It never pinned down the DOJ’s likely charges, leaving its already handicapped readers fogged. (3) It assiduously avoided reporting who had launched the DOJ investigation in the first place.
Let’s try to help the Times by offering some real journalism.
It only took about ten seconds of googling to locate Representative Anna Paulina Luna’s (R-Fl) criminal referral to the DOJ. She even posted a press release about it last July, and the title would have been extremely helpful to any reporter trying to find answers: “Rep. Anna Paulina Luna Refers Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell for Criminal Investigation Over False Testimony.”
And there it was. Unlike the Times’ useless article, Luna’s July 2025 press release explained: (1) when Powell lied to Congress; (2) exactly what he said that wasn’t true; (3) which documents proved the Fed Chair lied under oath; and (4) which specific laws he allegedly broke, right down to the statute number (to wit: perjury and making false statements to federal officials).
The dustup centers on the Federal Reserve’s hyper-luxury $2.5 billion renovation of its headquarters building. According to Rep. Luna, the project includes swanky features like a VIP dining room, private elevators, a yoga retreat, premium marble, Disneyesque water features, and a rooftop arboretum where stressed fed governors can blow off steam by hunting kidnapped taxpayers.
During his sworn Congressional testimony, Powell denied that any of those features were included in the “final plans.” But Ms. Luna found the final plans and, contrary to Powell’s claims, dang it, the sumptuous features were right there. Thus: five Pinocchios.
Powell’s video mentions none of that helpful background. He didn’t even bother denying he said it or trouble himself to claim that it was true when he did. The Times could have checked Ms. Luna’s claims and debunked them, or at least asked Powell to comment on them. But nope. According to the Times, it’s just a feud.
Powell’s sudden and unexpected investigation is just the latest example of ammunition the Trump Administration quietly held in reserve throughout the second half of 2025— and only fired now, in the first two weeks of 2026. They’re surging. Powell’s tenure as Fed Chair expires in May, though he could still cling on until 2028 as one of the twelve Fed governors.
But if the DOJ develops evidence that Powell did lie, it would give Trump “cause” to legally fire him. Just saying.
EXCELLENT PIECE …SUMMARIZES EXACTLY WHAT HAPPENED DURING COVID AND WHY
FROM A MIDWESTERN DOCTOR VIA VIGILANT FOX
https://www.vigilantfox.com/p/how-did-public-health-turn-into-the?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lBdS50-Wwzk They have already been doing so, and in the case of the US banks that had been short, most have gone long instead. Now it will be necessary for the large European & Asian banks that might still be short paper silver contracts, will have to cover.
Powell says President Trump is just mad he has interest rates too high
“On Friday, the Department of Justice served the Federal Reserve with grand jury subpoenas, threatening a criminal indictment related to my testimony before the Senate Banking Committee last June. That testimony concerned, in part, a multi-year project to renovate historic Federal Reserve office buildings.”
https://x.com/EricLDaugh/status/2010513133744308674
YIKES JEROME LOOKS RATHER GAUNT AND TIRED
AS IF WE DIDNT HAVE ENOUGH EXCITEMENT ….SHEESH TRUMP SLOW DAWN MAN
The TOO LATE Act (H.R. 4975) exists for this exact scenario. Passed in 2025, it establishes clear benchmarks for Federal Reserve accountability – specifically requiring the Fed to maintain interest rates within 200 basis points of inflation/unemployment metrics. When Powell’s Fed deviated by 250+ basis points for consecutive quarters while funneling $2.3B into marble-clad office renovations, the DOJ’s subpoenas aren’t “political intimidation” – they’re enforcing congressionally mandated transparency.
Tillis’ pearl-clutching about Fed independence ignores the law he voted against. The Fed isn’t a fourth branch of government – it’s an entity subject to oversight, especially when its policies contributed to 2025’s 6.8% inflation spike.
The real scandal? Powell prioritizing building upgrades over monetary stability while small businesses drowned in rate hikes. H.R. 4975 didn’t create this crisis – it exposed it.
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Officials within the administration of Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz actively enabled at least some of the state’s estimated $9 billion in social services fraud by suppressing fraud reports, retaliating against whistleblowers and changing protocols to mask criminal behavior according to Republican lawmakers who testified before Congress this week.
The representatives also asserted that whistleblowers (and potential whistleblowers) have been threatened with retaliation from MN Democrats who would make sure whistleblowers lost their jobs, their homes, they’d be blacklisted from new jobs and their “children would be tracked”.
Fear, intimidation, coerson & retaliation are Liberal Democrat tools to control the citizenry & the narrative!