Monday, May 29, 2023
Sunday, May 28, 2023
Debt Ceiling: bad news
JD Rucker at The Discern Report saw it coming:
The debt ceiling battle may be
over. We’ll know for sure Wednesday when the vote is scheduled, but it seems
Joe Biden and Kevin McCarthy may have come together. Considering the most basic
and obvious elimination of fruitless spending — 87,000 IRS agents — was
NOT addressed, this seems like a huge loss for patriots.
McCarthy will herald spending cuts,
but they won’t be in the same ballpark as the absolute overhaul that is
necessary to give this nation any hope for the future. Instead, we will
continue down our path to unavoidable Modern Monetary Theory crushing the
country into oblivion. . . .
McCarthy caved. Another
win for the Uniparty.
Read the rest of the report here.
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Saturday, May 27, 2023
Friday, May 26, 2023
Bilderberg’s Agenda for Global Control
William F Jasper at The New American reports on last weekend's Bilderberg meeting:
Bilderberg’s 2023 Agenda for Global
Control:
AI, CBDC, China, Censorship, and More
What do the would-be Masters of the Universe have
planned for us for the coming year? Economic collapse? A new digital currency?
Expanded surveillance state? Global food shortages? Energy grid collapse?
Pandemic 2.0? We do not know precisely, but we can get a general idea of the
ugly agenda the globalists are pursuing from the just-concluded Bilderberg
meeting. This is the annual ultra-secretive, ultra-high-level assembly of the
world movers and shakers . . .
They are all in on the Great Reset, their grand plan to “reset” humanity, as Klaus Schwab and
the World Economic Forum (WEF) have infamously proposed and are relentlessly
promoting. Don’t be fooled by false claims that Bilderberg and WEF are
competing organizations. While the WEF is the larger, flashier organization,
with its annual Davos extravaganzas of billionaires, presidents, and prime
ministers, it is a junior partner to Bilderberg in the globalist scheme of
things. Almost all of the Bilderbergers are also WEFers . . .
Bilderberg sits atop (or near the top) of the
globalist pyramid of power, devising, revising, promulgating, and coordinating
the latest blueprints for their developing New World Order.
The report includes the agenda and the roster of attendees.
Click here.
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Thursday, May 25, 2023
Radical Green New Deal predictions
Jack Hellner at American
Thinker debunks some “global warming” myths:
Here are some of the destructive
policies of the radical greenies that are based on predictions, not scientific
data:
The destruction of energy-producing
companies that produce reasonably priced energy. (They clearly don't
care about the harm to the poor and middle class by high inflation.)
The promotion of the highly
flammable pollutant lithium while seeking to control CO2, a non-pollutant clear
gas that makes plants grow and allows the world to be fed.
Spending trillions on carbon
capture.
Selling worthless carbon credits
so people like John Kerry can pretend they care as they fly in their private
jets.
Outlawing gas stoves, furnaces,
lawnmowers, leaf-blowers, and gas grills.
The destruction of fishing and
killing of whales by wind farms.
Read the rest here.
RELATED: Edward Ring
at American Greatness just published “The
Corruption of Climate Science”; click
here.
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Wednesday, May 24, 2023
Wind & solar renewables: pointless
Bryan Leyland at The Telegraph UK explains why renewable energy sources (wind and solar) are never going to achieve "net zero". I missed this column when it appeared a few weeks ago, but it's still current. And it's still a pipe dream:
Many governments in the Western
world have committed to “net zero” emissions of carbon in the near future. The
US and UK both say they will deliver by 2050. It's widely believed that wind
and solar power can achieve this. This belief has led the
US and British governments, among others, to promote and heavily subsidise wind
and solar.
These plans have a single, fatal
flaw: they are reliant on the pipe-dream that there is some affordable way to
store surplus electricity at scale.
In the real world a wind farm’s
output often drops below 10 per cent of its rated “capacity” for days at a
time. Solar power disappears completely every night and drops by 50 per cent or
more during cloudy days. “Capacity” being a largely meaningless figure for a
wind or solar plant, about 3000 megawatts (MW) of wind and solar capacity is
needed to replace a 1000 MW conventional power station in terms of energy over
time: and in fact, as we shall see, the conventional power station or something
very like it will still be needed frequently once the wind and solar are
online.
The governments of countries with a
considerable amount of wind and solar generation have developed an expectation
that they can simply continue to build more until net zero is achieved. The reality is that many of them
have kept the lights on only by using existing fossil fired stations as backup
for periods of low wind and sun. This brings with it a new operating regime
where stations that were designed to operate continuously have to follow
unpredictable fluctuations in wind and solar power. As a result operating and
maintenance costs have increased and many stations have had to be shut down.
In fact it's already common to see
efficient combined-cycle gas turbines replaced by open-cycle ones because they
can be throttled up and down easily to back up the rapidly changing output of
wind and solar farms. But open-cycle gas turbines burn about twice as much gas
as combined cycle gas turbines. Switching to high-emissions machinery as part
of an effort to reduce emissions is, frankly, madness!
Much more at the link here.
But try sharing any of these facts with a green zealot. It may be that only after unimaginable damage
and suffering resulting from reducing access to energy that the greenies will wake
up. Maybe not even then . . .
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Tuesday, May 23, 2023
Crushing the enemy
Kurt Schlichter published a column on the expanding GOP field of presidential candidates. And in the course of his run-down of the GOPe “festival of losers,” he sums up what’s at stake when commenting on Tim Scott
Tim Scott is a nice guy with a nice
story and a nice demeanor who does not take pleasure in crushing his enemies,
which means that he will not aggressively seek to crush his enemies, and the
crushing of our enemies is the key requirement of a Republican nominee in 2024
The enemy hates us, and it is dead
serious about converting its hatred into policy. From legalizing crime to
weaponizing the government against us, from disenfranchising us at the ballot
box to disarming us in our homes, to gagging us on social media and leveraging
the regime media to hide the truth and amplify the lies, this is a cold war
where we become serfs if we don’t win. It’s not the time for Team Use Your
Inside Voice. The enemy holds every major institution; if you are worried about
collateral damage to the institutions that seek to enslave us – or worse – then
you don’t have the stones to flatten them and their current occupants. And
that’s what we need to do.:
Read the full column at Townhall
here. And as always, Schlichter is
entertaining even when he’s dead serious. And even when I don't agree with everything he has to say (especially with respect to Ron DeSantis).
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