April 06, 2024
The Biden Treasury Department is issuing debt at pandemic levels to fuel it's war machine (war against the American People). This is at a rate that is double the 231 year previous record.
Well, we DO have a pandemic. It's called socialism, and it's like that flesh eating staph. It's hollowing America out from the inside.
That is $7 TRILLION in new debt issued in Q4 of 2023 alone.
No nation can survive this. We will be going belly up really soon.
The Treasury Market now stands at a whopping $27 TRILLION dollars. That's up 60% since the pandemic.
And despite this titanic spending we still see a sluggish and ailing economy. This proves Keynsianism does not work; you cannot spend your way to prosperity, no matter what that dope Paul Krugman thinks.
Hyperinflation is coming folks. Or the U.S. will default and we'll probably get hyperinflation anyway as nobody will extend the U.S. credit.
It's time to start stocking up and keep your powder dry.
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Grocery prices are up almost 40% since the usurper took office.
Food and fuel are not calculated into the national inflation rate, which is why it appears lower than it is.
Remember who caused this when you go to the grocer.
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It was just a matter of time before some 2 watt bulb said it.
Yes, she really did say climate change caused the New York Earthquake.
Now I'm sure they'll tie this to Donald Trump.
BTW Fracking, has been banned for a decade in New York State and was permanently outlawed in 2021 so they can't blame the quake on that.
Christina Khalil - who made the ridiculous accusation - is running for the Senate on the Green Party ticket.
At any rate she cannot explain the mechanism that caused the quake. I guess nature is now no longer a factor.
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Biden lost the paperwork on 200,000 deportation cases, leading to the dismissal of these cases and the release of the invaders.
That's a fifth of a million cases dismissed because of negligence or more likely malfeasance.
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As early as 2021 the Lefty media were helping Joe Biden with scripted interviews.
Former ESPN sports broadcaster Sage Steele told Bill Maher how heartbreaking it was to talk to the President who was clearly in no mental condition to be in the spotlight.
This won't be a surprise to anyone who has been paying attention. Clearly Joe Biden is not in a fit state to be president.
What is disappointing is that the mainstream media is prepared to cover up for Biden because of the politics.
Former ESPN host says her Biden interview was entirely 'scripted' by network execs: 'Every single question'
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April 05, 2024
No man can be a good member of the community if he does not show zeal in opposing tyranny as much as he is ready to obey magistracy.
A slavish submission to tyranny shows that an individual has a very base and sordid mind, which makes it impossible for them to have any generous human sentiments or tender regard for their fellow humans.
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April 04, 2024
Looks like "transgender" kids grow out of it after all!
15 Year Study: Vast Majority Of Children Grow Out Of Gender Confusion
A landmark study conducted over the past 15 years has concluded that most children who experience confusion regarding their gender identity grow out of it and go on to feel content with their lives as men and women.
The study, carried out in the Netherlands by researchers from the University of Groningen, involved more than 2,700 children, tracking them from age 11 to their mid-twenties.
The Daily Mail reports that every three years, the individuals were asked how they felt about their gender.
At the beginning of the study, around 11 percent, or one in ten of the children, expressed ‘gender non-contentedness’.
However, by the age of 25, just 4 percent, or one in 25, said they ‘often’ or ‘sometimes’ felt discontent with their gender.
The study comes as the controversy over allowing children to be given puberty blocking hormones, or even gender reassignment surgery, rages on.
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Remember the big stink they made about Clarence Thomas and the visits he had with his personal friend who happened to be a billionaire? Much was made about Thomas "taking undisclosed gifts" and a lot of noise was made about Congress (illegally) passing laws regulating ethics for judges.
Well, guess what?
Biden did not disclose free vacation stays at wealthy donors' homes on his federal disclosure forms, the group alleges
Yes, this is what Biden and probably other Democrats have been doing all along.
FTA:
Russ Vought, president of the Center for Renewing America, is asking the Department of Justice to investigate Biden for alleged "serious ethical lapses" in failing to disclose free vacations that do not appear to qualify under certain exemptions in the Ethics in Government Act (EIGA), according to a complaint addressed to Attorney General Merrick Garland and obtained by Fox News Digital.
"Since at least the time he was Vice President, Biden has demonstrated a concerning and systematic trend of accepting lavish vacations as gifts from wealthy individuals with business before the government. And he has failed to disclose these gifts in violation of EIGA," wrote Vought, who was director of the White House Office of Management and Budget (OMB) under President Trump.
"Whenever Biden wishes to celebrate a holiday or go on vacation, there seems to be a billionaire whose interests can be benefited by the President waiting to offer a vacation home. The potential for conflicts of interest are vast," he continued.
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Liberals always exempt themselves from laws they impose on others. Biden is no exception.
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April 03, 2024
Founded with the support of the Obamas and Joe Biden in 2015, and led by former Obama staffers, Civic Nation now boasts a partnership with 1,700 colleges and universities and a reported budget of more than $16 million in 2020.
Its stated goal is "fighting for gender equity, social justice, and more,” and it leads the "All In Campus Democracy Challenge” that engages with university administrators to get them to sign up student voters.
All In runs school get-out-the-vote competitions in all 50 states. According to its website, it has partnered with 994 institutions and signed up more than 10 million students. As part of the "challenge,” schools agree to share student voting data.
Civic Nation receives much of its funding from a network of progressive charitable funds managed by Arabella Advisors, which oversees a network of nonprofit vehicles that finance left-wing political campaigns.
Under the Biden administration, however, the student get-out-the-vote campaign is now being run with federal funds, spearheaded by the U.S. Department of Education.
Behind Election Rhetoric, Democrats Utilize Little Known Strategy to Win 2024
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Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star Annemarie Wiley has been fired from the show - for supporting Donald Trump.
Yes, they really did sack her for her political views and for supporting a former President of the United States in his re-election bid.
This is not America.
And it is grounds for an unlawful termination suit. But it seems unlikely she'd win in an L.A. court.
See, they don't want REAL housewives, they want the phonies who do not stand with middle America.
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Yes, democracy DOES need protection - from Judge Colleen Kollar Kotelly!
This leftist dimwit grandstanded while sentencing a J6 tourist, saying that our democracy "needs protecting". She sentenced the poor schlub to 27 months in prison.
The partisan hack mentioned "insurrection" ten times even though not one person has been charged with insurrection.
This is the kind of kangaroo court that you see in Latin American countries or in Africa, not in the united States.
The kind of protection she offers is more akin to the protection one gets from La Cosa Nostra.
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Biden's draconian greenhouse gas rule has been blocked in 21 states by a federal court ruling.
A federal judge in Kentucky overturned the rule, which would require industry to measure and report all greenhouse gas emissions from vehicles operated on interstate highways.
God bless him!
Biden and the Democrats bit off more than they can chew, methinks, and are now taking some hits. But will the public remember in 7 months?
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Wisconsin voters just said no to Zuckerbucks.
The proposal amended the Constitution making it illegal for private donations to be used to fund voting in any referendum, election,or primary.
I don't know if this will stand up to a challenge in U.S. courts; seems to me it would be ruled a violation of the Citizens United ruling.
But it is a welcome development and suggests that Mr. Trump may well win Wisconsin. Clearly there is great dissatisfaction in the land of cheese.
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When will those in authority be held to account for letting people die from Covid-19 in Australia and around the world by banning the use of safe hydroxychloroquine and ivermectin early in the treatment of Covid-19 as part of a suite of treatments, or as a preventative medicine for those at risk of serious outcomes should they catch Covid-19?
We now know without doubt that both Ivermectin and Hydroxychloroquine could have been used successfully against Covid-19.
Thankfully many third world countries which knew mass covid vaccination would be expensive and unlikely. Instead they allowed their doctors to use Hydroxychloroquine and Ivermectin which was saving thousands of patients' lives at the front line.
Many countries also delivered health packs to every home containing Ivermectin and/or Hydroxychloroquine, vitamin D, zinc and vitamins D with instructions on how to use as both a prophylaxis or treatment of Covid-19. This is why the Covid-19 death rate is actually lower in most third world countries compared to developed nations.
Will we ever see apologies from our politicians and health leaders and bureaucrats who stopped doctors prescribing these drugs to save their patients lives?
Instead we were told lock-down, isolate and wait for the approved vaccines and treatments because there was nothing available to treat Covid-19.
We also had ordinarily sensible citizens who averted their eyes to the facts, and applauded out politicians and health authorities for 'keeping us safe'!
The pharmaceutical companies lied to us, and they managed to also control the policy of the WHO, the various county's drug approval bodies, (in Australia the TGA), and our medical practitioners.
It was criminal how they acted and treated the public, and still is.
The curious tale of hydroxychloroquine
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More defense of democracy
"Trump is banned from talking about the judge's family. Why? Because the judge's family was paid by the Biden campaign. The judge's family is currently being paid by Adam Schiff over $10 million."
"The judge is threatening to put Trump in jail for pointing out that his liberal family is getting rich off this trial and richer if he's convicted."
"The judge's daughter isn't seven. She's 34. He's not attacking her. He's just saying what she does for a living. How's that an attack? He just wants a new judge. One whose family isn't funded by Democrats.”
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You want a perfect story to describe how government is NEVER a "solution" and is ALWAYS an impediment?
Remember in the 1970s when fax machines first came on the scene?
Well, the U.S. Post Office at the time claimed that faxes were "mail" and demanded that congress pass a law that forced people to send all fax messages inside a Post Office to someone who would also have to go to a Post Office to pick up the fax... and naturally both would have to pay the Post Office to do this.
Fortunately, congress decided not to bow to the Post Office's wishers on that one.
Regardless, this is the perfect example of how government works to ruin everything.
I had to send a form to the IRS over fees they charged me for their mistake in sending me the wrong return. They screwed up then billed me for their mistake. I was trying to get them to waive the charges.
So I can only send the form by fax, even though faxes are now old tech and nobody uses them anymore.
I had to hunt all over the city to find access to a fax machine, and had to drive ten miles or more to the Fedex store to use it.
This is government in action. And I'll probably STILL get stuck paying them the six hundred bucks they are cheating me out of because of their mistake.
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The FDA Forced To Remove Advice Against Ivermectin
It's a shame Aussie doctors didn't take similar action against the TGA. I wonder how many lives would have been saved had Australian doctors not been banned from prescribing Ivermectin for the prevention or treatment of Covid-19.
Unfortunately like all the other rights which were breached during the Covid-19 pandemic over-reaction, there will be no consequences against individuals and organisations who overreached their , and no apology or compensation to those who suffered unnecessarily.
"Today’s settlement with the FDA is a major win for the doctor-patient relationship,” Marik said in the statement. "It vindicates our position that the FDA overstepped its regulatory authority by trying to dictate appropriate medical care.”
https://boydengray.com/boyden-gray-pllc-fda-agrees-to-remove-you-are-not-a-horse-posts-in-first-of-its-kind-win-for-doctors/
Share this with anyone you know who scoffed at using Ivermectin to prevent or treat Covid-19
Also note the weasel words of the FDA which states there are no clinical trials which prove Ivermectin is effective against preventing or treating Covid-19, Firstly, there are hundreds of papers reporting the success of Ivermectin as a prevention or treatment for Covid-19. Secondly, there are plenty of medications such as anti-virals and anti-bacterials which are prescribed by doctors which haven't been clinically proven against a particular illness it's being used to prevent or treat, which haven't undergone a clinical trial for that illness.
Licensed drugs can be prescribed for conditions they haven’t been tested for in a clinical trial. This is known as "off-label” prescribing – and it’s very common. One US study found that one in five prescriptions was off label.
Obtaining a new license for a medicine (to treat a different condition) is time-consuming, often taking up to eight years to get approval. It is also very expensive, with the new revenue for the additional uses often not being enough to offset the cost of running new clinical trials, marketing and re-labelling the drug.
To determine if a medicine can and should be prescribed off-label, a prescriber may consider several factors. There may be common features in two similar conditions that ensure there should be a degree of cross-effectiveness. For example, a medicine licensed for anxiety might reasonably be used to treat post-traumatic stress disorder. And a drug approved to treat one type of cancer could reasonably be expected to target other types of cancer.
Some off-label uses have been found by accident. Beta-blockers were licensed in the 1960s to treat heart conditions. People who were prescribed these drugs and who suffered from migraines found that their migraine symptoms improved after they started taking the drug. Today, these drugs are commonly prescribed for migraine.
On occasion, off-label medicine use can become the primary treatment option for a particular condition. Amitriptyline, an older type of antidepressant, is now often used to treat nerve pain.
Usually, a prescriber will have considered all other medical options for a patient and will have reviewed the evidence to support any off-label prescribing. This includes "evidence summaries”. These are available to GPs to support safe decision-making. The summaries look at current guidelines and reviews as well as research and observational studies, and expert opinions.
Early in the Covid-19 pandemic when there was no known prevention or treatments, Hundreds of expert front line medical practitioners achieved great success with Ivermectin as part of their treatment protocols and wrote up their findings.
It's believed that the reason the FDA and in Australia the TGA banned the use of Ivermectin to prevent or treat Covid-19 is because they wouldn't have been able to give emergency approval of the range of Covid-19 vaccinations which had not undergone typical clinical testing, In order to approve the vaccines under 'emergency use' there had to be no other available treatment for Covid-19. Since Big Pharma weren't making big money on Ivermectin their powerful lobbying ensured Ivermectin was banned. In addition, had Ivermectin been widely available to prevent and treat Covid-19, the Government would never have been able to get away with their harmful vaccine mandates.
Boyden Gray PLLC: FDA Agrees to Remove "You Are Not A Horse” Posts In First-of-its-Kind Win for Doctors | Boyden Gray PLLC
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Too little too late - as they planned.
This way they can say they corrected their mistake and try to regain some credibility "we are men of science" but it lets them off the hook. It's like the government dumping bad news friday afternoons in a huge pile.
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April 02, 2024
Auron MacIntyre - "The reason that you never put axioms, fundamental truths, up for public debate is that they will inevitably be destroyed by the dialectic
The left lives by this process and the right dies by it
Somethings must be sacred, so true that it does not matter who they offend."
"we hold these truths to be self-evident..."
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Millions of Recalled Hyundai, Kia Cars Still on the Road
In September, Hyundai and Kia issued a recall of 3.4 million of its vehicles in the United States with an ominous warning: The vehicles should be parked outdoors and away from buildings because they risked catching fire, whether the engines were on or off.
Six months later, most of those autos remain on the road — unrepaired — putting their owners, their families and potentially other people in danger of fires that could spread to garages, houses or other vehicles.
Hyundai and Kia have acknowledged that there's little hope of repairing most of the affected vehicles until June or later, roughly nine months after they announced the recalls. (Hyundai owns part of Kia, though the two companies operate independently.)
The two companies attributed the delays, in part, to the huge number of vehicles involved, among the largest recalls they’ve ever done. The fires, they say, have occurred when brake fluid leaked onto the circuit boards of antilock braking systems, triggering an electrical short and igniting the fluid.
The companies say they've been unable to obtain enough of the needed parts — fuses that reduce the boards' electrical currents — to fix most of the affected vehicles. Among them are some of their top-selling models for the 2010 through 2017 years, including Hyundai’s Santa Fe and Elantra and Kia’s Sportage and Forte.
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