Since the start of the COVID War, Australia’s state of New South Wales (largest city, Sydney) has, like its southern neighbor, Victoria (largest city, Melbourne), imposed upon its residents some of the most repressive, draconian and tyrannical restrictions in the guise of protecting the public health; see, for example, “COVID CLAMPDOWNS IN AUSTRALIA: NO RIGHT...
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MORE COVID JABS, MORE BIG BUCKS FOR DRUG LORDS
As the old Bronx saying goes, “bullshit has its own sound.” Go back to November/December 2020. Listen to the bullshit that the COVID Jabs had a 96 percent efficacy rate. And go back and listen to all the ‘health authorities,” comedy clown “celebrities” and Presstitutes sell how great the jabs are and how stupid you...
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BY LAND AND BY SEA: RE-THINKING OCEANIA
The rift between France and the U.S. over nuclear submarine contracting with Australia is a blunder that the West can’t afford right now. In announcing that the U.S. would be taking over the submarine contracting, Defense Secretary Loyd Austin said the new trilateral relationship: “is a testament to the strength, resilience and foresight of our...
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EXPECT A SECOND, LARGER WAVE OF INFLATION TO HIT
By Gregory Mannarino TradersChoice.net The current narrative coming directly from Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell is this, “The Current Spike in Inflation Is Transitory.” This supposed “inflation is transitory narrative” is being used as a tool to suppress the truth, and the truth is this. Not only is the current pace of inflation NOT transitory—but...
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U.S. MARKET OVERVIEW
In The Bronx, there is a saying: “Bullshit has its own sound.” While we have long been forecasting that inflation pressures would continue to rise, we kept noting that Federal Reserve chair Jerome Powell and the rest of the Bankster Gang had been spewing out bullshit for most of the year claiming that inflation was...
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URANIUM PRICES RISING, MAKING PROFITS FOR HEDGE FUNDS
World uranium prices topped $44 a pound last week, the highest in eight years, continuing a reversal of 2011’s price crash that followed Japan’s Fukushima nuclear plant catastrophe. Recent price gains came after Sprott Asset Management opened an exchange-traded trust that has bought large amounts of uranium stocks, using money from hedge funds and family...
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NICKEL IS THE NEW GOLD
By 2040, demand for nickel will grow 19 times bigger than it is today as electric vehicles (EVs) claim an increasingly greater share of the world’s car market, the International Energy Agency said. In addition to being a key ingredient in stainless steel, nickel also is essential in making the more powerful batteries demanded by...
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STEEL PRICE SPIKE HOBBLES MANUFACTURING
The global price of steel has rocketed from $560 a ton in September 2019 and 2020 to $1,940 on 1 September this year, according to commodity analysis firm CRU Group. A U.S. government index following the price of iron and steel saw costs double in August, compared to a year earlier, the biggest 12-month rise...
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WILL SURGING GAS PRICES SINK UK, EU ECONOMIES
Yes, inflation is real. But do you think the Bankster mob and their billionaire buddies care? The wholesale price of natural gas has climbed 250 percent since January and 70 percent in the last three weeks, according to Oil & Gas UK, an industry trade group. The soaring gas price has multiplied electricity prices as...
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INFLATION FLATTENS EUROPE’S EQUITY MARKETS
The pan-European Stoxx Europe 600 stock index and London’s FTSE traded essentially flat for the week ending 17 September, with Germany’s DAX slipping 1 percent and the French CAC managing a 0.3-percent gain. Markets were stymied by inflation, MarketWatch said, which rose to 3 percent in August from 2.2 percent in July to reach its...