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January 8, 2026: 42-minute mega audio!!! Oreshnik IRBM (only 2nd ever used,
and 1st was largely demonstrative) targets the YooKrayne’s largest
underground gas storage facility, as north YooKrayne (incl. Kiev) is about
to suffer a near-historic cold spell; REAL POSSIBILITY of armed U.S.-Russia
naval standoff or even conflict if Nero continues to pursue five more
fleeing Russian “shadow fleet” tankers; the Minneapolis schyttshow in the
context of the world’s dumbest-ever approach to mass arrests of migrants; a
bad flu season, sure—but nothing will happen until/unless the H3N2 mixes
with the H5N1, in which case, bar the door; and IRAN LIKELY TO COLLAPSE
WITHIN SOME DAYS. // January 9: Aside from an “artificial” 2-3 months
during the 2020 Chynavyrus, the USA has not seen a recession or depression
in over 15 years, and thus, everyone figures the business cycle is over.
It’s not over, but what won’t happen again is a “trigger” event such as a
bank run, a stock market crash, or a really bad Government econometrics
release, none of which will be allowed. And so what we have is a slow grind
down, without the most obvious, exacerbating “red flags”, and when it’s
finally recognized, it will be much, much too late to do anything. // Iran
will fall within days. Massive protests nationwide, gunbattles in outlying
areas, Kurds in revolt, IRGC deployed in the capital but not having much
effect. FIRST reports (not verifiable) of mass killings of demonstrators
(peaceful or not) in outlying areas. Entire city hall (municipal
headquarters building) in Karaj, fourth largest city of Iran, has been
gutted by fire. // Oreshnik update #2—wow! The non-WMD WMD. // January 10:
HOLY FAAHHK!!! Kremlin’s #1 Telegram quasi-mouthpiece & public ombudsman
Yurii Podoliaka provides a comprehensive estimate (and it’s NOT low) of
Russian war deaths. Why, why now, what does it mean??? // AT LEAST IN THE
NEAR TO MEDIUM TERM, IRAN WILL LOOK MUCH MORE LIKE LIBYA OR YUGOSLAVIA THAN
JORDAN OR MORROCO. // Dreizin’s own estimate of Russian war dead,
extrapolating from Ossetia. // January 11: De facto shutdown of the Kennedy
Center is likely this year. // The Ukraine cold spell strengthens. Again,
either the lights get knocked out this winter, or never. AND, for Russia,
is it really about destruction… or simply, “situational” deterrence? //
January 13: The ONLY way to explain why the Circus openly targeted Powell
just four months before his chairmanship expires, is….. // The “Kavanaugh
Stop” ruling was a Pyrrhic victory. Its abuse WILL be remedied, in some
fashion or other, perhaps not directly, but nonetheless. // Just in case
anyone missed it, pursuing additional quasi-Russian rust-bucket tankers
into the north Atlantic is no longer on the agenda. Even the Pentagon’s
spokesman basically said as much. Verily (praise be, in sweet JAYZUSS’ holy
name!!!), given Venezuela and Iran and the Greenland nonsense, and with
Russian subs moving into position, they do not need any more foreign drama
right now. Mussolini is incompetent, but he is no lunatic. //
5 days ago
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Totalitarian central bankers and their neo-fascist agenda for international economic hegemony is the problem, not this or that Fed "policy decision"
Time Magazine: Fed is Responsible for the JPMorgan Blow Up ...thedailybell.com
"Is the Fed to Blame for JPMorgan's $2 Billion Blowup? ... The JPMorgan $2 billion-trading-loss story is nearly a week old, and the news has predictably gone through the various spin cycles of the political right and left. Initially, progressives pounced on the loss as reason to strengthen the yet-to-be-fully-implemented Dodd-Frank financial reform law. Conservatives then pushed back on that conclusion arguing that the loss was not a disaster for shareholders given the size and profitability of the bank overall, and that therefore policymakers shouldn't overreact with more stringent regulation. However, there is another, smaller chorus of voices that is blaming neither government inaction nor banker recklessness, but the policies of the Federal Reserve. These critics are arguing that excessive intervention by the central bank has distorted financial markets and forced big banks to resort to risky moves in order to maintain profits." – Time Magazine
Dominant Social Theme: Maybe the Federal Reserve ought to be better mannered.
Free-Market Analysis: Another limited hangout from a mainstream publication. In this case, Time magazine. This is how the game works. One never calls for the end of central banking – only for central bankers to DO BETTER.
And here we go again. Time magazine (business) is out with an article blaming JPMorgan's losses on Federal Reserve monetary policy.
The putative, near-term reason for launching this explanation is to ensure that JPMorgan is given some sort of rhetorical cover. That's the way it seems to us.
The elites who want to run the world depend on Wall Street and other major banking centers for their control over money. These dynastic families control central banking but they have to control the distribution arms as well.
Implosions at top firms like JPMorgan are bothersome. The "help," like James Dimon, are given a helping hand when possible. The mechanism is to use controlled mouthpieces of the mainstream press...MORE...LINK
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