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ISRAELI AIRSTRIKES KILL 3 SOLDIERS IN SYRIA

Israel kept up its war footing against Syria last week after conducting its fourth airstrike against its neighbor in February alone, which resulted in the deaths of three Syrian troops, a report said. SANA, the Syrian news outlet, reported, “The Israeli enemy carried out an air assault with several missiles” at about 1:10 a.m. on Thursday....

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CHILDREN’S INNATE IMMUNE SYSTEM BEATS COVID. WHY VAX THEM?

The innate immune systems in children have been identified as a key factor in why so few develop serious symptoms—and why so many parents are hesitant to sign them up for the experimental vaccine. MedlinePlus.gov defines the innate immune system as the defense system a human has when born. They are seen as highly adaptable to...

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MARKET OVERVIEW

The Ukraine War has changed the course of history. Tracking trends is the understanding of where we are, how we got here, and where we are going.  The “how we got here” is clear and simple: Near zero interest rates = cheap money artificially propped up equities and economies as we have greatly detailed in...

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WAR IN UKRAINE ECONOMIC OVERVIEW

UKRAINE WAR HEATING UP, WEAPONS & MONEY POURING IN  Western countries have so far resisted squaring off against Russia despite Moscow’s invasion of Ukraine, but Europe and other countries have shown a willingness to—in some cases—break from tradition and provide Kyiv with financing and weaponry to take on Russia.  GERMANY: Perhaps most notable was German Chancellor...

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COVID WAR ENDING AS FORECAST: CDC EASES MASK-PHOBIA

 With the mid-term political elections heating up and the general public worn down after two years of fighting the COVID War, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention announced Friday a change in its mask guidance and said face coverings are no longer needed in communities where hospitals are not at risk of overcrowding due...

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COVID BLUES DAMPENS ECONOMIC BOOM 

Emotionally and financially, the spirit of America is down in the dumps.  A recent Gallup poll found that U.S. consumers feel about as bad as they did during the financial crisis of 2009 despite coming off a year with record-breaking job growth, wage gains, and a soaring stock market. CNN reported that “any sense of optimism...