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GET VAXXED AND DIE

Health officials in the U.S. are seeing more vaccinated individuals dying from COVID-19 due to faster-spreading strains and vaccines that lose effectiveness at a faster rate than earlier, The Washington Post reported last week.  The paper, citing data provided by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, reported that vaccinated individuals accounted for 42% of...

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THE “DECLARATION” TRASHING THE FUTURE OF THE INTERNET

Here’s a spoiler: it’s not declaring freedom from tyranny, it’s creating a new International consortium to crush it. Yes, that’s the Biden Administration’s “Declaration for the Future of the Internet,” which it rolled out last week just after its announcement of the creation of a domestic “Disinformation Governance Board.” The Declaration establishes a new international...

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WWIII: U.S. WARMONGERS FUELING KILLING FIELDS

As a result of the tens of billions of armaments, heavy weapons and advanced systems supplied to the Ukrainian military by the United States and its allies to fight the Russians, Moscow’s advances have been halted in many areas of Ukraine, and they are reportedly suffering great losses of personal and military equipment.  And, as...

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ECONOMIC – MARKET OVERVIEW

In front of everyone’s eyes, it’s a rigged freak show and the freaks are in charge. On the Market Front: Yesterday, the Bankster megabank Citigroup flash-crashed Sweden’s benchmark index, the OMX, sinking it 8 percent before it closed down around 2 percent. The flash crash rippled across other European stock markets. Because the London Stock...

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GOING DOWN, GOING BUST, GOING OUT

COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE IN A TAILSPIN. Akris, a Swiss luxury clothing company, has bought three vacant buildings along Madison Avenue’s retail strip for $45 million or about $1,340 per square foot. In 2014, at the island’s real estate peak, a building six blocks away sold for $7,589 a square foot. Akris’s 80-percent discount from peak...

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WORK FROM HOME = CITY REAL ESTATE DOWN

With the mass population gripped in COVID fear and afraid to go to work, plus the virus lockdowns that have turned cities into ghost towns, the major shift from employees working at a centralized location in major metro areas to a more spread-out workforce in the suburbs and rural areas has trended forward, just as...

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CHICKEN COMPANY FINED $110.5 MILLION FOR PRICE FIXING

Pilgrim’s Pride, the U.S.’s second largest chicken processing company, has agreed to pay $110.5 million in fines to settle federal charges it had colluded with competitors to fix prices and pass the higher cost to wholesalers, retailers, and consumers. In June, federal prosecutors indicted Jayson Penn, then Pilgrim’s President and CEO, and Roger Austin, the...