News Burst 29 May 2023
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- Following an Associated Press/NORC poll in April which indicated that only 26% of Democrats want Joe Biden to run for a second term as president, a recent CNN poll conducted by SSRS now shows that 66% of all Americans (not just Republicans) believe that another four years of Biden could lead to ‘disaster.’ Even CNN can’t dismiss the “horrible news” any longer. The reasons behind this massive decline in support vary. Biden’s bizarre behavior during the entirety of his first term has led to multiple embarrassing displays during diplomatic events, and many people are beginning to suspect he is suffering from some form of dementia. Biden has a long list of recorded flubs and outright fantasy tales, from multiple claims that his son “died in the Iraq war” when he actually died of brain cancer… The feeling of unease is only multiplied by the increasing tensions between NATO and Russia. With nuclear arms involved, it may be valid to demand that Biden finally take a cognitive test.
- Rishi Sunak’s aides have started work on a deal with supermarkets akin to an agreement in France in which the country’s major retailers charge the “lowest possible amount” for some essential food products. The move would amount to the biggest attempt to manage supermarket prices since controls established by Edward Heath in 1973. However, No 10 insists that any action by retailers would be voluntary.
- U.S. Debt Crisis – The government has always raised the debt ceiling in the past – and likely will again. What matters here is the amount of time it takes to do so. The longer the resolution to raise the debt ceiling is pushed back, the higher Treasury rates will jump. But why does this matter to you? Well, it all boils down to confidence—investors’ confidence in the United States’ ability to honor its debt obligations. If that confidence wavers, debtholders will demand higher rates to compensate for the perceived risk. And guess what? Those rising Treasury rates have a direct impact on mortgage rates, pushing the dream of affordable housing further out of reach.
- Special Counsel John Durham released his final report earlier this month in his investigation on the launch of the Trump-Russia collusion hoax by top intelligence Durham concluded the FBI had no verified intel when it opened the Crossfire Hurricane investigation into Trump in 2016. And the FBI still had no evidence when they opened the Mueller Special Counsel in 2017.
- In July of 2016, Peter Strzok opened a counterintel investigation into Trump’s camp dubbed “Crossfire Hurricane” on suspicions (based on zero evidence) that the Russians had infiltrated Trump’s circle. This was a complete lie and there was not one item of intelligence to back it up. The CI investigation was based on lies conjured up by Hillary Clinton and her paid for fake Russia dossier. According to John Durham’s report, Hillary Clinton’s plan to link Trump’s campaign to Russia was briefed by former CIA Director John Brennan to Barack Obama and Joe Biden in August 2016. They were all in on it from the beginning. The investigation led to the attempted coup to rid President Trump from the White House. Trump battled the intelligence community, FBI, CIA, and others his entire first term. Democrats and their mainstream media gladly and willingly spread this lie for years. Special Counsel John Durham will testify in front of the House Judiciary Committee about his report in June. The hearing will happen on Wednesday, June 21. The day before, Durham will appear before the House Intelligence Committee in a closed-door briefing. Durham has found that the Department of Justice and FBI “failed to uphold their mission of strict fidelity to the law” when it launched the Trump-Russia investigation.
- Tens of thousands of protesters have rallied in the Serbian capital for a fourth week, calling for President Aleksandar Vucic’s resignation following two mass shootings in and near Belgrade earlier this month. The rally on Saturday came as Vucic stepped down as the leader of the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) amid plans to form a wider political movement that he hoped would “unite a greater number of those who want to fight for the victory of patriotic Serbia”. Vucic’s government is under pressure over the back-to-back shootings that left 18 people dead and wounded several others. In the first attack, on May 3, a teenage boy killed nine pupils and a security guard in Belgrade. It was the first school mass shooting in Serbia. A day later a 21-year-old man killed eight people outside the city. The anti-government protesters, many of whom carried flowers and pictures of the slain children on Saturday, were angry at the governing SNS over what they say is a culture of violence fanned by the government and the media outlets they control.
- NatWest bank now demanding that customers explain why they’re withdrawing their own cash. Based out of London, with a few locations in Southern California as well, NatWest allegedly told its customers via signage that in order to keep them “safe and secure,” customers will now be asked questions about the purpose of their cash withdrawals. “We may also ask for supporting documentation such as an invoice,” the sign further reads. “This helps us validate the withdrawal as genuine and protect you against fraud and scams.” The signage at NetWest also allegedly informs customers that in order to withdraw “large cash” amounts exceeding £2,000, a 24-hour notice must first be sent to the bank so preparations can be made. “You can pre-advise us of your transaction via our customer contact team or in branch,” the sign states. In some instances, we may choose to decline the cash withdrawal based on the information provided surrounding the transaction. This will be at the branch’s own discretion…”
- Unbeknown, it seems, to most people in Peru and the US (considering the paucity of media coverage in both countries), US military personnel will soon be landing in Peru. The plenary session of Peru’s Congress last Thursday (May 18) authorised the entry of US troops onto Peruvian soil with the ostensible purpose of carrying out “cooperation activities” with Peru’s armed forces and national police. Passed with 70 votes in favour, 33 against and four abstentions, resolution 4766 stipulates that the troops are welcome to stay any time between June 1 and December 31, 2023. [Why isn’t US media covering the coup in Peru? Biden installed a CIA veteran as ambassador and is now sending US troops to the nation. Coup, CIA, US troops?!? This is a huge story and yet nada in the MSM.]
- A black New York woman was fired from the high-end luxury gym Equinox after being late to work 47 times within 10 months. She then sued, alleging she was fired for being black. A Manhattan jury awarded her $11.25m in damages last week.
- The Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced today that they have confiscated samples of “human-engineered” avian flu pathogens in Ukrainian labs, funded by the US Department of Defense, capable of infecting humans with a potential kill rate of 40%.
- Nine local governments in the greater Tokyo area are joining forces to close a loophole that allows trucks to enter the capital flashing obnoxious or dangerously distractive advertisements on their sides. The mobile advertisements must not make the public feel anxious or uncomfortable. They also must neither distract the attention of other drivers nor use vibrant, primary or gold and silver colors excessively. However, the regulations are applicable only to vehicles with Tokyo license plates. When the metropolitan government conducted a survey in downtown areas in Shinjuku and Shibuya wards in February, all 74 ad trucks seen had non-Tokyo license plates. In about one hour one evening in late April, 26 billboard trucks ran through famous scramble crossing in Shibuya. They blared out messages to recruit staff for sex parlors, promote a concert for an idol group and announce other products or services.
- Secret operatives have taken part in multiple foreign conflicts without any parliamentary approval or oversight, a newly released study has found. The UK has deployed its special forces to 19 countries since 2011, according to a report by Action on Armed Violence (AOAV), a London-based charity conducting research on global gun violence. Deployed British agents trained foreign militants, carried out assassinations and reportedly fought alongside child soldiers . In a report released Tuesday, the AOAV said British agents have been deployed to fight or guard hostile forces in Algeria, Cyprus, Estonia, France, Iraq, Kenya, Libya, Mali, Nigeria, Pakistan, the Philippines, Russia, Somalia, Strait of Hormuz between Iran and Oman, Sudan, Syria, Ukraine and Yemen.
- Once one of the most popular beer brands in the U.S., Bud Light shares have taken a nosedive following a major marketing snafu (Situation Normal, All Fucked Up) that has cost the brand billions. The brand’s rapid decline came on the heels of a shortlived partnership with trans activist Dylan Mulvaney, a biological male who identifies as and behaves like a female. Conservatives bolted in droves, but after the brand appeared to make attempts to cave to the pressure, LGBTQ Americans and restaurants also launched boycotts. The market value of Anheuser-Busch InBev, whose fourth bestselling brand is Bud Light, dropped $15.7 billion since April 1, based on a conversion to U.S. dollars by Investor’s Business Daily using data from S&P Global Market Intelligence. That’s the day Dylan Mulvaney, a TikTok influencer and transgender woman, pitched the Bud Light brand during the NCAA March Madness tournament.
- Democrat “climate czar” John Kerry calls for American farmers to stop growing food, to meet the Biden’s “net zero” goals for lowering “emissions.” Kerry warned that “lives depend” on farmers ceasing their food-growing operations.
- An asteroid that may host life’s building blocks will get a visit from a United Arab Emirates (UAE) spacecraft about a decade from now, if all goes according to plan. In October 2021, the UAE announced that it plans to launch an ambitious mission to the asteroid belt in 2028. That mission will visit seven different space rocks, and even land on one of them, an asteroid called (269) Justitia.
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Australia
In the west of Australia there is an unusual geological object – the Wave rock, a granite formation, literally growing out of the earth, formed about 60 million years ago, 110 meters long, 15 meters high, so named for its resemblance to a huge sea wave.
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Next time they tell you “It’s just contrails produced by engine exhaust, you’re a conspiracy theorist.” If they have any logical sense make sure to show them these pictures. @awakenedspecies
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