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You Have My Attention

19 Wednesday Feb 2020

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Okay. I try to keep these posts centered on the ever-so-cheerful happenings of national and international politics, economics, etc. Sometimes, local stories do creep in – usually as antidotes. That’s fine. But, sometimes, like today, they barge in.

As everyone must know, a six-year-old girl in SC was murdered recently. One could not help but see the story. Verizon saw fit to send this directly to my phone (thanks!). And it popped up on every news site I look at, including those in Europe and Asia. Why? Why so much attention?

Something is not right with this story – beyond the fact that a six-year-old girl was murdered. I’m a little busy right now, so I can’t devote any real time to the matter. But, the feel is off. A cursory snooping into the life and times of Cody Scott Taylor yielded terms like “incel,” “male roommate,” “obsessed,” “weird,” “gay,” and the odd name of his HS robot. Little things add up in the mind.

Three things:

Watch your kids!

A society in terminal decline.

Freaks.

A Dream Job

19 Wednesday Feb 2020

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This roaring economy really has wages rising! Check this out:

In a brief hearing, Cabrera, 35, did reveal that he had bank accounts and jobs in different parts of the world. He told a magistrate judge that he was making $7,500 a month as a researcher at the National University of Singapore and another $5,000 a month from a part-time job with an Israeli company in Germany, along with holding about $100,000 in bank accounts in Mexico, Singapore and the United States.

All you have to do to earn an easy $12,500 per month (probably tax-free) is to become a Russian-Israeli-German-Singaporean-Chinese-Mexican spy! While the charges seem a tad mysterious, the underlying facts are clear – doing the spying Americans just won’t do anymore.

*Dream job does require acquiring two wives, a certain issue of complexity…

They Are Protected

02 Thursday Jan 2020

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The Big Club protects its most wanted and most dastardly members.

Ghislaine Maxwell — the British socialite who’s long been accused of serving as Jeffrey Epstein’s madam — is hiding in a series of safe houses and is being “protected because of the information she has on the world’s most powerful people.”

Maxwell, 58, allegedly procured young women and groomed them to have sex with Epstein and his wealthy pals, but she has remained out of public view after the convicted sex offender’s re-arrest last year and his death in jail in August. She has always denied any wrongdoing.

On the heels of a Reuters report that Maxwell was the main focus of an investigation by the FBI into several “people who facilitated” the dead pedophile’s alleged sexual abuse, a source tells Page Six: “Ghislaine is protected. She and Jeffrey were assets of sorts for multiple foreign governments. They would trade information about the powerful people caught in his net — caught at Epstein’s house.”

The source added of Ghislaine, who has homes in Manhattan and London, “She is not in the US, she moves around. She is sometimes in the UK, but most often in other countries, such as Israel, where her powerful contacts have provided her with safe houses and protection.”

A former fictional member tried to hide, but as read in THE SUBSTITUTE, he didn’t fare so well. More on that soon.

A Dark Horse?

23 Saturday Nov 2019

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Kamala x Squaw = this one:

A woman has been arrested in Ohio after allegedly stabbing a woman because she was wearing fur-style boots.

Police detained Meredith Lowell, 35, after she allegedly attacked the woman with a knife inside a church.

Police said the victim, who has not been named, is a babysitter for the church who had been dropping children off at choir practice.

The victim sustained three non-life threatening stab wounds, including two to her arms and one to her abdomen.

Cleveland Heights Police described the attack as “random” and “unprovoked” at a news conference on Thursday.

Why isn’t this woman the DNC’s frontrunner?

Dropping the Pretense

19 Tuesday Nov 2019

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I suppose it’s no longer needed with the Empire’s fake espionage charges looming and Assange being tortured to death in jail.

Prosecutors in Sweden dropped the preliminary investigation due to a lack of evidence.

An additional interview with the 48-year-old “wouldn’t significantly change the balance of evidence,” the authorities said today.

The probe was reopened in the summer but it was ruled Assange couldn’t be extradited to Sweden from the UK.

Assange has always denied the allegation.

Back in June, the UK Home Secretary signed an order allowing Assange to be extradited to the US.

Maybe the US could kindly drop its charges based on lack of evidence and a lack of jurisdiction, lack of malum in se, etc. Railroad Jullian, ride shotgun for Andrew. Nice. Way to go, GB!

THIS! is what gets the Goldman???

10 Sunday Nov 2019

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Forget about the Fed front-running, the election rigging, and the literal nation-wrecking. No, the problem with Goldman is their Apple Card Gender Algorithm…

In a series of Twitter posts starting on Thursday, David Heinemeier Hansson railed against the Apple Card for giving him 20 times the credit limit that his wife got, Bloomberg reported on Saturday. (https://bloom.bg/2X4IX2X)

Hansson, who is the creator of web-application framework Ruby on Rails, didn’t disclose any specific income-related information for himself or his wife but said they filed joint tax returns and that his wife had a better credit score, the report said.

New York’s Department of Financial Services confirmed that an investigation was being conducted.

Andrew Williams, a Goldman Sachs spokesman, declined to comment on whether Hansson had contacted Goldman regarding the concerns raised on Twitter because the bank does not discuss matters involving individual customers publicly.

The Apple Card, launched in August, is Goldman’s first credit card. The Wall Street investment bank has been offering more products to consumers, including personal loans and savings accounts through its Marcus online bank.

The Department of Financial Services “will be conducting an investigation to determine whether New York law was violated and ensure all consumers are treated equally regardless of sex,” a department spokeswoman told Reuters in a statement.

Now we need an investigation into that department spokeswoman for (correctly!!!) identifying “sex” as “sex,” rather than “gender.” Then, we’ll need to go after Reuters for assuming her gender with this “spokeswoman” business.

The Insidious Evil: When the Unbelievable is 100% True

30 Wednesday Oct 2019

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The Conspiracy is usually a Fact, not a Theory.

No need to fret, [Redacted], whoever prepared the FBI document dump on the Finders also threw in a map produced from the execution of a search warrant on McMartin preschool in Manhattan Beach, CA.

If the name McMartin Preschool rings a bell, it’s because the school gained infamy as ground zero for the child abuse case that kicked off the so-called Satanic Panic.

360 children were alleged to have been abused at McMartin daycare. Many of the children claimed that they’d been subjected to sexual and satanic ritual abuse in a system of tunnels under the school. When investigators declared that excavations turned up nothing, the claim of secret tunnels became a byword for spurious ritual abuse claims.

Now, after a generation of ridicule, the FBI has confirmed the tunnels’ existence, vindicating the children’s testimony.

The (Still Heavily-Redacted) FBI FILE

When do those military tribunals start?

UConn Job: Arresting the First Amendment

22 Tuesday Oct 2019

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States have stupid laws, many of them in conflict with the Constitution. That’s not the news, nor are these arrests in CT.

“The two students both were charged under CGS 53-37, ridicule on account of creed, religion, color, denomination, nationality or race,” Reitz said. “A third person had accompanied them as they walked outside of the apartments, but the police investigation determined that individual had not participated in the behavior.”

The two men arrested were identified in a police report obtained by Campus Reform as Ryan Mucaj and Jarred Karal, both 21. The police report states that Mucaj and Karal “played a game in which they yelled vulgar words” after leaving an area business.

Mucaj and Karal are scheduled to appear in court on Oct. 30. If convicted, they could face fines of up to $50, up to 30 days in jail, or both.

The news is that the President of the “univerity” supports the police state:

UConn President Thomas Katsouleas released a statement reacting to the arrests, saying, “It is supportive of our core values to pursue accountability, through due process, for an egregious assault on our community that has caused considerable harm. I’m grateful for the university’s collective effort in responding to this incident, especially the hard work of the UConn Police Department, which has been investigating the case since it was reported.”

The due process versus the collective. Yeah… Katsouleas? Maybe he needs to go back. Greece surely needs more communists. Ridicule and contempt? I hope so.

Government School is … Finger Control?

14 Monday Oct 2019

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Kansas: act like a child, go to jail. Public “school” enforces #FingerControl.

A 12-year-old Overland Park girl formed a gun with her fingers, pointed at four of her Westridge Middle School classmates one at a time, and then turned the pretend weapon toward herself.

Police hauled her out of school in handcuffs, arrested her and charged the child with a felony for threatening.

Shawnee Mission school officials said they could not discuss the case, citing privacy laws, but did say it wasn’t the district that arrested the child.

No doubt the charge will be reduced and then scrubbed away in juvenile court. But, it’s the principle (maybe the principal) that matters here. Westridge Middle, where they strive to have one-quarter to one-third of students meet standards … and where I’m guessing 95-99% get bumped to high school regardless. I’m sure the arrest will turn everything around.

Get your kids out now.

 

And the “Money” Just Flows…

05 Saturday Oct 2019

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From the sorcery. More and more and more Fed funny money! For the banks, not you.

The New York Federal Reserve Bank said Friday it will continue to inject billions into the US financial plumbing on a daily basis through November 4, extending the operations by three weeks.

The effort, begun in mid-September, is aimed at preventing a spike in short-term interest rates, the New York Fed said in a statement.

Rates spiked last month as banks struggled to find the cash needed to meet reserve requirements, prompting the Fed to pump billions into US money markets.

It announced daily operations which were due to end October 10, but even then demand exceeded supply on some days.

In Friday’s announcement, the New York Fed said it will continue to offer up to $75 billion a day in repurchase agreements — exchanging secure assets for cash for very short periods — as well as 14-day “repo” operations twice a week of at least $35 billion each.

Economists say an array of conditions converged to dry up liquidity in the banking system — including quarterly corporate tax payments and a surge in government debt sold to investors, which drained cash out of banks.

Like I said the other week: The dog ate my liquidity, Mrs. Wall Street!

Seriously, this is serious. My calculator’s “zero” button broke. What are they shooting for? $3 Trillion? $4 Tr? 5??? The Moon? And, does this possibly have an end? Other than the inevitable, I mean.

Might have a TPC column lining up here.