(Trump wants to keep the real estate and stock markets from blowing before the November elections.
Increasing the FED's balance sheet is how they pump liwuidity.)
https://streetstats.finance/liquidity/money This charts the overlap between the M2 Money Supply and the S&P 500.
A San Diego bouncer was arrested after firing a Taser at point-blank range into a man’s face during an altercation.
Not only is the guard going to prison, the club is gonna pay that dude a 7 figure settlement. Possibly 8 if he lost an eye.
Judges hate club owners and owners know that.
https://x.com/Breaking911/status/2070499996093362183 Watch on X
https://citizenwatchreport.com/a-san-diego-bouncer-was-arrested-after-firing-a-taser-at-point-blank-range-into-a-mans-face-during-an-altercation/
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40,000 missing as rescuers race to find earthquake victims under rubble in Venezuela
(The Cascades will have a quake that will be far worse than this within a year, mevbe even this year.)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MdV56lhxzRg
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Chris Martenson says Iran is waiting for the US economy to collapse.
(This is a long video. They talk a lot about oil.)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MWryeJvJMe0
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San Francisco Declares "NO MORE HOMELESS"... Then the BILLION DOLLAR SCAM IMPLODES
San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie announced the city's lowest homeless count in fifteen years as new data revealed San Francisco spends fifteen point nine billion dollars annually on homelessness and public health programs that doubled nonprofit contractor revenue to one point six billion dollars while the homeless population kept growing — until federal funding cuts forced the city to change course.
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(From his wiki page.)
San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie announced the city's lowest homeless count in fifteen years as new data revealed San Francisco spends fifteen point nine billion dollars annually on homelessness and public health programs that doubled nonprofit contractor revenue to one point six billion dollars while the homeless population kept growing — until federal funding cuts forced the city to change course.
Daniel Lawrence Lurie was born and raised in San Francisco, the son of Mimi (née Ruchwarger) and Rabbi Brian Lurie.[4][5] His parents divorced when he was two;[5] his mother remarried Peter E. Haas,[4] and his father remarried Caroline Fromm Lurie. Daniel is an heir to the Levi Strauss fortune through his stepfather, Peter, and is the first cousin once removed of New York congressman Dan Goldman, another member of the Levi Strauss family.[6][7] Brian was executive director of the Jewish Community Federation of San Francisco.[8]
Lurie has two brothers, Ari[3] and Alexander, and one sister, Sonia. He attended the Town School for Boys and University High School in San Francisco[4] before graduating with a Bachelor of Arts in political science from Duke University in 1999.[4][5] After graduation, he worked on Bill Bradley's 2000 presidential campaign[4] as a field organizer in Iowa.[5]
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Newsom Scrubs '$100 Million' Slippery Slope From National 'Billionaire Tax' Pitch - And He's Coming After Inheritance Too
California Governor Gavin Newsom (D) on Friday called for a national tax on billionaires. Except, in the original version, it was anyone with a net worth of at least $100 million - as quoted by multiple outlets, citing a post from Newsom's Substack account.
As originally reported by Politico:
His plan to address the country’s yawning wealth gap includes “a true minimum tax on billionaires and those with a net worth of $100 million” and creating a national public equity fund to give all Americans a stake in the economic gains created by artificial intelligence companies.
The post now reads:
"So here is what I support: A national billionaires’ tax. A true minimum tax on billionaires — a modern Buffett Rule — that ensures the people at the very top pay at least the tax rate their own workers pay."
Bitch please.
Newsom also wants to tax inheritance - writing "We also need to rewrite our inheritance rules. Over the next twenty years, this country will live through the largest intergenerational wealth transfer in human history, with roughly $124 trillion changing hands. If we do not act, that transfer of wealth among the ultra-wealthy will lock in a permanent American aristocracy of inherited wealth, with all the political consequences the founders warned us about."
Notice he cites the massive wealth transfer, but not the level of inheritance he's targeting - as most slippery slopes begin.
Newsom's proposals come after he failed to stop California's legislation from with placing a state-level wealth tax on the November ballot.
Newsom’s proposal follows a failed attempt by the governor, billionaires and progressive groups of persuading the union behind the California tax, SEIU-UHW, to withdraw the measure before Thursday evening’s deadline. Newsom had even privately expressed assurances about an agreement, telling a wealthy donor he expected to negotiate the measure off the ballot, Bloomberg News previously reported. -Bloomberg
"For Newsom, it’s the worst of all worlds, because it puts him squarely in the middle of a national Democratic debate about equity, taxation and affordability," said Steven Maviglio, a veteran Democratic strategist in the state. "His announcement might deflect from that a bit."
Newsom also suggests creating a public equity (slush) fund that would 'take a stake in the artificial intelligence economy.'
Anti-Billionaire-Tax-BillionairesShockingly, California's billionaires aren't exactly excited about all this tax malarkey. In fact, while the anti-tax coalition has been most prominently linked to billionaire Sergey Brin (who's funding other ballot measures that could nullify a wealth tax), Planned Parenthood of California and several labor unions are weirdly also against taxing billionaires - arguing that the proceeds from the tax would benefit select groups, while potentially damaging the entire state's budget because wealthy residents will flee.
Even they know it's just a slush fund.
"We are ready to defeat this convoluted nightmare of a measure in November," a spokesperson for Golden State Promise, a group backed by billionaire Chris Larsen, told Bloomberg, while a different coalition linked to doctors and school boards called California's proposal a threat to "vital funding for education and schools, healthcare and clinics, public safety, and infrastructure projects."
Either way, Democrats continue to actively scheme for ways to extract more money from capitalists.
https://www.zerohedge.com/political/newsom-scrubs-100-million-slippery-slope-national-billionaire-tax-pitch-and-hes-coming
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China's AI Doctor Just Outperformed Every Human Doctor on Earth — And It's Already In 300 Hospitals
(China has bad hospitals in rural areas. They also killed a couple hundred million people with covid vaxxes FAR WORSE than Pfizer.)
(AI could help here because nobody reads patients files in the US.)
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We Tested Ground Beef From Walmart, Costco, Target & 8 More Stores | Most Failed
Save you a watch…(These are the best. Whole Foods is Whole Paycheck.)
1) Costco
2) Whole Foods
3) Publix
Aldi's might be cheaper than any of them while offering real beef.
(Of course I am a vegetarian and will not eat any of them. I am ressearching how to run a
community where most of the people will eat meat.)
.I was thinking of a Terry Blanchard's type slow cooked brisket. I saw videos of people
eating there during the World cup. The brisket at Costco is cheap but Blanchards charges $39.99
per pound. Though cooking reduces the weight a lot.