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Tag: june 28 2022

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U.S. CUSTOMERS RACING DOWN ON QUALITY

Retailers across the U.S. have noticed a palpable shift in consumer spending habits during the recent months of record inflation and said shoppers who once would not bat an eye to fork over more for a named-brand product, are now opting for store-brand merchandise. Matthew Farrell, the chief executive of Church & Dwight, an American...

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HOW LOW CAN YOU GO? U.S. CONSUMER SENTIMENT AT RECORD LOW

The University of Michigan announced that consumer sentiment fell to 50 in June—its lowest reading ever as American customers worry about inflation and rising energy costs. The Wall Street Journal reported that the readings date back to 1952. There has been a downward trend in recent months. May’s reading came in at 58.4, the report said....

U.S. ELECTIONS: A BILLIONAIRES’ CIRCUS
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U.S. ELECTIONS: A BILLIONAIRES’ CIRCUS

In America, which was once called “The Land of Opportunity,” the only way to land in the top of the political field is for those paved with the most money.  JB Pritzker, an heir to the Hyatt hotel chain with an estimated personal net worth of $3.6 billion, is fighting for his political career in...

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BUILDING UP THE MILITARY AS THE PEOPLE GO BROKE

As the global economies sink into recession, as world hunger escalates, as inflation spikes and people pay much more to buy a lot less, as world poverty levels increase and the middle class shrinks…countries around the world have increased their military budgets and built up their defenses since the Ukraine War began in February. Prime...

HEIL GERMANY AS IT RAMPS UP WAR MACHINE TO BE EU’S TOP FORCE
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HEIL GERMANY AS IT RAMPS UP WAR MACHINE TO BE EU’S TOP FORCE

Forget WWI and WWII. That’s “ancient” history. Once again the Germans, in their fight against Russia—along with other murderous NATO nations countries including the United States with their unblemished deadly war atrocity track records—are building up their war machine.  German Chancellor Olaf Scholz addressed the Bundestag on Wednesday and vowed to turn the country’s military...

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BEAT THE ELITE: TRENDS IN PREPAREDNESS

BASIC MEDICAL SUPPLIES ARE A MUST There’s gold, and then there are items worth their weight in gold in an emergency or situation of need. Basic medical supplies certainly fit that description.  In times of shortages and uncertainties, it’s prudent to make sure the following basic items are on hand. Unopened First Aid Kit: Basic...

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THIS WEEK IN SURVEILLANCE

COVID ZEALOTS TAKE A U-TURN ON BIG TECH TRACKING  Recent events at the Supreme Court may give a boost to legislation introduced in May to break up major components of some of the largest U.S. tech companies. The “Competition and Transparency in Digital Advertising Act” would specifically force companies like Google, Meta and Amazon to...