theduran--2020-12-11--Doing The Lambeth Walk?

Doing The Lambeth Walk?

Recently in the hallowed halls of Lambeth Palace , London , a meeting of several self-interest groups took place .
Lambeth Palace is to be found not far from the Houses of Parliament and has been home to the Archbishop of Canterbury for nearly 800 years .
Ironically , under the circumstances , a similar time scale to Britain ’ s colonial occupation of Ireland ?
The topic for discussion could be described , as ‘ how to move forward in Northern Ireland and beyond the unresolved legacy issues ’ .The past in Northern Ireland continues to impinge on the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ proven frustratingly elusive for all who want truth and justice for those directly affected by ‘ the Troubles ’ 1968 to 1998 .
The real ‘ Trouble ’ may stem from the composition of those assembled in London , which stands in stark contrast when compared to those who were absent ?
The first meeting took place on November 2 , 2020 , in the rarefied atmosphere of a Church of England Palace and was arranged , if media reports are to be believed , at the instigation of Harold Good a former @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and James Roddy a leader in the business community in Derry City , the epicentre of the Bloody Sunday Massacre , 30 January 1972 These two pillars of the Church and business communities have taken it upon themselves to try to devise a mechanism through which some of these outstanding legacy issues may be resolved , put to bed , or finally put to rest ?
Some pertinent questions to ask would be , Are they acting alone or with a remit from the state and who suggested xas a venue ?
The @ @ @ @ @ @ @ victims and their families , who as a direct result of the violent conflict here have had to live with the injustice of being maimed , bereaved , deprived of work , or family and loved ones .
We are led to believe through the media , that representatives of the Irish and British governments were in attendance , along with a senior Republican and a senior Loyalist .
They were joined by senior British Army Generals and perhaps others representing the intelligence services and state ?
A British Army Veterans Commissioner , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Northern Ireland and an Academic whose policy document was the focus of discussion .
While the names of all those who attended may not be in the public domain , one name does stand out .
Jon Boutcher , previously Chief Constable of Bedfordshire Police , now retired and current chief investigations officer of Operation Kenova .
He did attend .
He is currently presiding over a team of officers investigating possible links and criminal acts perpetrated or orchestrated by state agents , to include informers , police and military officers ?
Surely @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ?
What we appear to have is all those , who in one way or another were combatants in the ‘ Conflict ’ whose remit was possibly to find a mechanism by which all those in attendance could agree to resolve ‘ legacy issues ’ and move on ?
With victims supposedly front and centre to the process at hand , yet there were no victims voices being represented ?
The fig leaf of having a previous Victims Commissioner in the room would be , for many purely window dressing and optics for @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , intelligence representatives and the British Veterans Commissioner , presumably calling for no prosecutions of any British overt or covert personnel being charged , prosecuted or jailed for their nefarious acts of murder and collusion , in possibly hundreds of deaths , of mainly nationalist and republican civilians ?
We have a senior republican presumably defending the corner of the ‘ On the Run ’ republicans given a get out of jail card ?
A senior loyalist wanting to play the blame game , by justifying their sectarian murder campaign by publishing information @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , army and police , which they used to target some of their victims , if they are guaranteed no prosecutions .
The British Government wishing to protect senior establishment figures , politicians and their legacy by keeping the truth of their involvement in the ‘ dirty war ’ , far from public scrutiny ?
The Irish government may be there as a participating party in the peace process and indeed it may have some truth of its own which it might want to suppress ?
The essence of resolving legacy issues , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the past .
Closure , truth and justice do not always walk side by side and hand in hand when political expediency is involved and protecting the guilty may be more important than protecting the truth ?
Will the victims get justice ?
Will the truth be heard ?
Will they receive closure as well as compensation ?
What we do know is , those charged , and in many cases not charged , in Lambeth Palace with bringing closure to this aspect of the conflict may well be doing the opposite .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ justice answered .
Those charged with delivering justice may well deliver further injustice and cover-up ?
The mechanism already exists where trouble related prosecutions mean those found guilty of ‘ Troubles related crimes ’ , would serve a maximum of two years in prison .
Perhaps they should all bite the bullet so to speak , tell the truth , and do the time .
It may not be justice to many .
The jail terms may not reflect the crime in the eyes of the victims .
Justice may not be served @ @ @ @ @ @ @ may help heal the physical and emotional wounds inflicted on the people here due to the continued partition of the country ?
Letting those who committed the grief , the pain , and the violence to decide who says what , where they say it and when they say it is tantamount to allowing a rapist to decide their sentence .
Putting the Foxes in the hen houses Allowing the lunatics to take over the asylum They may claim with some veracity that it is only those in the room in Lambeth Palace @ @ @ @ @ @ @ closure for the victims , whose voices go unheard in that room , or closure for the combatants with a huge collective sigh of relief around that table followed by a round of drinks ?
Will that sigh of relief in London be mirrored with sighs of anguish or silence around the dinner tables in the North of Ireland , with many with an empty chair this Christmas ?
I believe there are rumours this junta will reassemble soon for further discussions ?
Perhaps a football match will break out at Lambeth Palace @ @ @ @ @ @ @ first world war .
Maybe they will even decide to call it a draw ?
One thing is for sure the real victims will be sidelined as the main players continue to take centre stage

The statements, views and opinions expressed in this column are solely those of the author and do not necessarily represent those of this site. This site does not give financial, investment or medical advice.
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Recently in the hallowed halls of Lambeth Palace, London, a meeting of several self-interest groups took place.
Lambeth Palace is to be found not far from the Houses of Parliament and has been home to the Archbishop of Canterbury for nearly 800 years. Ironically, under the circumstances, a similar time scale to Britain’s colonial occupation of Ireland?
The topic for discussion could be described, as ‘how to move forward in Northern Ireland and beyond the unresolved legacy issues’.The past in Northern Ireland continues to impinge on the present. Closure for the victims has proven frustratingly elusive for all who want truth and justice for those directly affected by ‘the Troubles’ 1968 to 1998.
The real ‘ Trouble’ may stem from the composition of those assembled in London, which stands in stark contrast when compared to those who were absent?
The first meeting took place on November 2, 2020, in the rarefied atmosphere of a Church of England Palace and was arranged, if media reports are to be believed, at the instigation of Harold Good a former Moderator of the Presbyterian Church in Ireland and James Roddy a leader in the business community in Derry City, the epicentre of the Bloody Sunday Massacre, 30 January 1972
These two pillars of the Church and business communities have taken it upon themselves to try to devise a mechanism through which some of these outstanding legacy issues may be resolved, put to bed, or finally put to rest?
Some pertinent questions to ask would be, Are they acting alone or with a remit from the state and who suggested xas a venue?
The unresolved legacy issues revolve around the various victims and their families, who as a direct result of the violent conflict here have had to live with the injustice of being maimed, bereaved, deprived of work, or family and loved ones.
We are led to believe through the media, that representatives of the Irish and British governments were in attendance, along with a senior Republican and a senior Loyalist.
They were joined by senior British Army Generals and perhaps others representing the intelligence services and state?
A British Army Veterans Commissioner, a previous Victim’s Commissioner for Northern Ireland and an Academic whose policy document was the focus of discussion.
While the names of all those who attended may not be in the public domain, one name does stand out.
Jon Boutcher, previously Chief Constable of Bedfordshire Police, now retired and current chief investigations officer of Operation Kenova. He did attend.
He is currently presiding over a team of officers investigating possible links and criminal acts perpetrated or orchestrated by state agents, to include informers, police and military officers?
Surely his attendance is a conflict of interests?
What we appear to have is all those, who in one way or another were combatants in the ‘Conflict’ whose remit was possibly to find a mechanism by which all those in attendance could agree to resolve ‘legacy issues’ and move on?
With victims supposedly front and centre to the process at hand, yet there were no victims voices being represented?
The fig leaf of having a previous Victims Commissioner in the room would be, for many purely window dressing and optics for the media?
We had British Generals, intelligence representatives and the British Veterans Commissioner, presumably calling for no prosecutions of any British overt or covert personnel being charged, prosecuted or jailed for their nefarious acts of murder and collusion, in possibly hundreds of deaths, of mainly nationalist and republican civilians?
We have a senior republican presumably defending the corner of the ‘On the Run’ republicans given a get out of jail card?
A senior loyalist wanting to play the blame game, by justifying their sectarian murder campaign by publishing information supplied to them by the British securocrats, army and police, which they used to target some of their victims, if they are guaranteed no prosecutions.
The British Government wishing to protect senior establishment figures, politicians and their legacy by keeping the truth of their involvement in the ‘dirty war’, far from public scrutiny?
The Irish government may be there as a participating party in the peace process and indeed it may have some truth of its own which it might want to suppress?
The essence of resolving legacy issues, in this case, maybe to bury the past.
Closure, truth and justice do not always walk side by side and hand in hand when political expediency is involved and protecting the guilty may be more important than protecting the truth?
Will the victims get justice? Will the truth be heard?
Will they receive closure as well as compensation?
Who knows?
What we do know is, those charged, and in many cases not charged, in Lambeth Palace with bringing closure to this aspect of the conflict may well be doing the opposite.
No victims voices were heard.No cries for justice answered.
Those charged with delivering justice may well deliver further injustice and cover-up?
The mechanism already exists where trouble related prosecutions mean those found guilty of ‘Troubles related crimes’, would serve a maximum of two years in prison.
Perhaps they should all bite the bullet so to speak, tell the truth, and do the time.
It may not be justice to many. The jail terms may not reflect the crime in the eyes of the victims.
Justice may not be served fully.
Yet truth disclosure and accountability may help heal the physical and emotional wounds inflicted on the people here due to the continued partition of the country?
Letting those who committed the grief, the pain, and the violence to decide who says what, where they say it and when they say it is tantamount to allowing a rapist to decide their sentence.
Putting the Foxes in the hen houses
Allowing the lunatics to take over the asylum
They may claim with some veracity that it is only those in the room in Lambeth Palace who can deliver closure?
Is that closure for the victims, whose voices go unheard in that room, or closure for the combatants with a huge collective sigh of relief around that table followed by a round of drinks?
Will that sigh of relief in London be mirrored with sighs of anguish or silence around the dinner tables in the North of Ireland, with many with an empty chair this Christmas?
I believe there are rumours this junta will reassemble soon for further discussions?
Perhaps a football match will break out at Lambeth Palace.
Reminiscent of the trenches of the first world war.
Maybe they will even decide to call it a draw?
One thing is for sure the real victims will be sidelined as the main players continue to take centre stage
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theduran--2020-12-11--The US Democratic Party power strategy

The US Democratic Party power strategy

Since the presidency of Barack Obama , the US Democratic Party has systematically adopted a policy that , due to its characteristics , is a policy of simulations .
The lies , false narratives and widespread misinformation have become the party´s power strategy .
The “ humanitarian ” intervention in Libya , the Russiagate conspiracy and the recent statements by left-wing media about the leaked material from Hunter Biden´s laptop are a few examples of this kind of policy .
In this sense , a fundamental concept to understand the US Democratic Party strategy is the concept of simulation developed @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 1929-2007 ) .
A simulacrum , far from being an imitation of a real object , is an artificial creation that imposes itself on reality : “ It is the generation by models of a real without origin or reality ” .
The Cold war is a good example of a simulacrum .
According to Baudrillard , the antagonism between the US and the Soviet Union was only a facade to cover the common interest shared by both antagonists in imposing a system of control on all humanity : “ the risk of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a universal system of prevention and control , whose dissuasive effect does not point in any way to atomic confrontation ” ( 62 ) .
Ultimately , the concept of simulation shows how complex our current reality is due to the false narratives that circulate on a daily basis .
As I mentioned before , such has been the strategy of the US Democratic Party during these four years .
In these four years of Donald Trump ’ s presidency , the Democratic Party has used all kinds of simulations and false narratives @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
Take , for example , the Russiagate conspiracy , in which western secret services and elements of the Democratic Party conspired against Trump .
In this case , there was no evidence that Trump or people in his campaign had any ties to Russia .
Robert Mueller ’ s report found no evidence that the Trump team conspired with the Russian government to hit the Hillary Clinton campaign.This was confirmed afterwards in the Russiagate investigation conducted by Attorney General William Barr , whose goal was no longer to determine whether Trump had @ @ @ @ @ @ @ whether the counterintelligence probe was legit from the start.
” ( Solomon , párr.9 ) .
The probe , as we all know , came from a research project written by British intelligence ex -officer Christopher Steele , and it was funded by Hillary Clinton , Trump ’ s rival candidate in the 2016 election .
So , if there was a collusion , it was not between Trump and the Russian government but between the Democratic Party and the US and UK Intelligence Services to conspire against a candidate in the first @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
Obviously , this false narrative , which aimed to tarnish Trump´s image by showing him as a Russian agent , could not have been so popular without the help of the mainstream media .
In fact , the media used it again in the 2020 elections .
Only this time the goal was to discredit the authenticity of Hunter Biden´s emails and photos leaked to the public in the midst of the presidential campaign .
According to an article published in october in Politico , around 50 retired intelligence officers signed a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ all the classic earmarks of a Russian information operation ” ( Bertrand , parr .
1 ) .
However these claims were discredited in the same month by another leftist media , The Hill : “ there is no evidence the Biden materials were hacked .
At the moment , the evidence is that the laptop was taken to a repair shop and then abandoned ” ( Mccarthy , párr .
15 ) .
And it concluded that “ At the moment , the known evidence overwhelmingly tends to establish that the laptop @ @ @ @ @ @ @ be : the repository of Hunter Biden´s authentic emails , documents , photos and videos ” ( párr .
21 ) .
Thus , the narrative pushed by the democrats and the mainstream media , according to which Hunter Biden ’ s leaked information was a Russian operation in favor of Trump , turned out to be as false as Russiagate and its goal was the same : to tarnish Trump ’ s reputation .
The fight for information and the New Right Despite this bleak panorama there is one truth that stands @ @ @ @ @ @ @ that “ no man can be a competent legislator who does not add to an upright intention and a sound judgement , a certain degree of knowledge on the subjects on which he is to legislate ” ( 306 ) .
Those words are now more valid than ever .
Never before has the people been in more need of information than now , when the mainstream media has surrendered itself to corporate interests .
Moreover , it wouldn ’ t be the first time this battle for information is fought .
The @ @ @ @ @ @ @ over the dominant class and their corporate media .
Language is not monolithic , there are two different linguistic forces in every society competing for the souls and minds of the people .
Indeed , according to the Russian literary critic Valentin Voloshinov ( 1895-1936 ) in every society there are centripetal and centrifugal forces .
The first ones are embodied in the dominant class of any society .
These centripetal forces tend to centralize all voices and integrate them to the official discourse , while suppressing those voices reluctant to centralization .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ outlets like CNN : to suppress all dissident voices or at least , render them invisible .
On other hand , the centrifugal forces are all those decentralizing forces opposing the dominant class of a given society .
As expected , these centrifugal forces tend to destroy the Statu Quo imposed by the dominant class .
Actually the New Right that raised Trump to power in 2016 , acts as a centrifugal force inside the US .
It is the most important force of change for one reason : it has a clearer @ @ @ @ @ @ @ While most of the left still hold onto the old left-right paradigm , the New Right transcends it .
The New Right knows too well that ideological frontiers between the left and the old right are only superficial , inasmuch as both are advocates of internationalism .
In fact , both comprise a globalist elite struggling to keep alive the unipolar , centralized , international order , now in deep crisis .
The latter , a model of governance alien to the US tradition and its federative , decentralized , structure .
In @ @ @ @ @ @ @ nationalist : the only international order the New Right is willing to accept is multipolarity .
That is , an international order composed of sovereign nations , where decisions are taken at a State level and not by multilateral organizations like the UN or the WHO .
In this sense , the New Right is , to some degree , isolationist , as can be inferred from its position towards US foreign wars .
Even if the New Right preaches “ America First ” , it opposes military interventionism .
That is one @ @ @ @ @ @ @ because of his promise to pull the US out of the wars in which both political parties had driven it into .
This New Right is now at the forefront in the battle for information .

The statements, views and opinions expressed in this column are solely those of the author and do not necessarily represent those of this site. This site does not give financial, investment or medical advice.
Since the presidency of Barack Obama, the US Democratic Party has systematically adopted a policy that, due to its characteristics, is a policy of simulations. The lies, false narratives and widespread misinformation have become the party´s power strategy. The “humanitarian” intervention in Libya, the Russiagate conspiracy and the recent statements by left-wing media about the leaked material from Hunter Biden´s laptop are a few examples of this kind of policy.
Simulation as a power strategy
In this sense, a fundamental concept to understand the US Democratic Party strategy is the concept of simulation developed by the french philosopher Jean Baudrillard (1929-2007). A simulacrum, far from being an imitation of a real object, is an artificial creation that imposes itself on reality: “It is the generation by models of a real without origin or reality”. The Cold war is a good example of a simulacrum. According to Baudrillard, the antagonism between the US and the Soviet Union was only a facade to cover the common interest shared by both antagonists in imposing a system of control on all humanity: “the risk of nuclear devastation is only a pretext… of a universal system of prevention and control, whose dissuasive effect does not point in any way to atomic confrontation” (62). Ultimately, the concept of simulation shows how complex our current reality is due to the false narratives that circulate on a daily basis.
As I mentioned before, such has been the strategy of the US Democratic Party during these four years. In these four years of Donald Trump’s presidency, the Democratic Party has used all kinds of simulations and false narratives with the aim of harming the president. Take, for example, the Russiagate conspiracy, in which western secret services and elements of the Democratic Party conspired against Trump. In this case, there was no evidence that Trump or people in his campaign had any ties to Russia. Robert Mueller’s report found no evidence that the Trump team conspired with the Russian government to hit the Hillary Clinton campaign.This was confirmed afterwards in the Russiagate investigation conducted by Attorney General William Barr, whose goal was no longer to determine whether Trump had colluded with Russia but to “determine whether the counterintelligence probe was legit from the start.” (Solomon, párr.9). The probe, as we all know, came from a research project written by British intelligence ex -officer Christopher Steele, and it was funded by Hillary Clinton, Trump’s rival candidate in the 2016 election. So, if there was a collusion, it was not between Trump and the Russian government but between the Democratic Party and the US and UK Intelligence Services to conspire against a candidate in the first place, and then against a president.
Obviously, this false narrative, which aimed to tarnish Trump´s image by showing him as a Russian agent, could not have been so popular without the help of the mainstream media. In fact, the media used it again in the 2020 elections. Only this time the goal was to discredit the authenticity of Hunter Biden´s emails and photos leaked to the public in the midst of the presidential campaign. According to an article published in october in Politico, around 50 retired intelligence officers signed a letter saying these leaked documents have “all the classic earmarks of a Russian information operation” (Bertrand, parr. 1). However these claims were discredited in the same month by another leftist media, The Hill: “there is no evidence the Biden materials were hacked. At the moment, the evidence is that the laptop was taken to a repair shop and then abandoned” (Mccarthy, párr. 15). And it concluded that “At the moment, the known evidence overwhelmingly tends to establish that the laptop is exactly what it is represented to be: the repository of Hunter Biden´s authentic emails, documents, photos and videos” (párr. 21). Thus, the narrative pushed by the democrats and the mainstream media, according to which Hunter Biden’s leaked information was a Russian operation in favor of Trump, turned out to be as false as Russiagate and its goal was the same: to tarnish Trump’s reputation.
The fight for information and the New Right
Despite this bleak panorama there is one truth that stands still. In 1778 James Madison wrote that “no man can be a competent legislator who does not add to an upright intention and a sound judgement, a certain degree of knowledge on the subjects on which he is to legislate” (306). Those words are now more valid than ever. Never before has the people been in more need of information than now, when the mainstream media has surrendered itself to corporate interests. Moreover, it wouldn’t be the first time this battle for information is fought. The Trump victory in 2016 was a triumph over the dominant class and their corporate media. Language is not monolithic, there are two different linguistic forces in every society competing for the souls and minds of the people. Indeed, according to the Russian literary critic Valentin Voloshinov (1895-1936) in every society there are centripetal and centrifugal forces. The first ones are embodied in the dominant class of any society. These centripetal forces tend to centralize all voices and integrate them to the official discourse, while suppressing those voices reluctant to centralization. That is the task of corporate media outlets like CNN: to suppress all dissident voices or at least, render them invisible. On other hand, the centrifugal forces are all those decentralizing forces opposing the dominant class of a given society. As expected, these centrifugal forces tend to destroy the Statu Quo imposed by the dominant class.
Actually the New Right that raised Trump to power in 2016, acts as a centrifugal force inside the US. It is the most important force of change for one reason: it has a clearer understanding of the present political landscape. While most of the left still hold onto the old left-right paradigm, the New Right transcends it. The New Right knows too well that ideological frontiers between the left and the old right are only superficial, inasmuch as both are advocates of internationalism. In fact, both comprise a globalist elite struggling to keep alive the unipolar, centralized, international order, now in deep crisis. The latter, a model of governance alien to the US tradition and its federative, decentralized, structure. In consequence, the New Right is profoundly nationalist: the only international order the New Right is willing to accept is multipolarity. That is, an international order composed of sovereign nations, where decisions are taken at a State level and not by multilateral organizations like the UN or the WHO. In this sense, the New Right is, to some degree, isolationist, as can be inferred from its position towards US foreign wars. Even if the New Right preaches “America First”, it opposes military interventionism. That is one of the reasons Trump was elected: because of his promise to pull the US out of the wars in which both political parties had driven it into.
This New Right is now at the forefront in the battle for information.
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theduran--2020-12-11--The Big Short 2.0 Going On Right Now! Record Level Businesses Disappearing Permanently

The fun never stops on Wall Street .
More and more people are piling in their cash .
Retail investors are following the herd .
Investing everything they have and piling up leverage as much as possible .
Critical of everything suggesting perhaps we have seen too much too fast .
In the end , we are looking at central banks desperately trying to devalue the currencies of the world in order to bring in a new monetary system .
Without a crisis , it ’ s difficult to make major changes .
So , when the technocrats decide , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the impact will be felt all over the world .
Catie McKee , Dan McNamara , and their boss Marc Rosenthal had millions of dollars riding on Crystal Mall in Waterford , Connecticut .
The trio worked at MP Securitized Credit Partners , a tiny Wall Street hedge fund , and they ’ d stopped by the typical middle class shopping center in search of signs of life : Who was at JCPenney ?
Manhattan wine store owner Tom Geniesse is busy filling online orders and boxing up holiday shipments , but no @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , internet sales can ’ t make up for the decline in foot traffic outside his shop on West 19th Street .
In this issue of “ Sign , Sign , Everywhere A Sign .
But Investors Disregard.
” The first week of December continued its bullish advance as “ bad news ” became “ good news.
” The announcement by Pfizer ( PFE ) of supply chain problems was seen as “ good news ” as it means more demand for Government stimulus .
“ According to data that were just released @ @ @ @ @ @ @ money supply ( M2 ) has now increased by more than 25 % over the past year for the first time on record .
This rate of monetary inflation is astonishing .
https : //t.co/muB9vspCf5 ” / Twitter According to data that were just released by the Federal Reserve , the U.S. money supply ( M2 ) has now increased by more than 25 % over the past year for the first time on record .
This rate of monetary inflation is astonishing .
pic.twitter.com/muB9vspCf5 COVID-19 has turned our lives upside down .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ , the pandemic has also caused one of the largest economic downturns since the Great Depression .
From furloughs to layoffs , Americans have felt the impact of the current economic uncertainty firsthand .
Toronto Eyes Tax on Empty Homes in Bid for Real Estate Revenue – Bloomberg ESG funds : Looking beyond the label | Barclays Investment Bank ESG funds : Looking beyond the label | Barclays Investment Bank Responsible investing has become a hot topic in financial markets in recent years with many investors racing to integrate Environmental , Social and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ investment process .
This has coincided with a greater awareness of climate change , social responsibility and the importance of well-managed , diverse companies .
British and EU negotiators embarked on probably their final two-day scramble to secure a post-Brexit trade deal Sunday , after failing for eight months to reach agreement .
David Frost and Michel Barnier took up from where they left off in EU headquarters in Brussels , ending a two-day pause after a fruitless week of late-night wrangling in London .
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They ’ re all lying to you .
None are your friends .
None wish to help you .
Wolves in sheep clothing .
More distractions than ever before .
The magician always makes a spectacle to hide the trick .
JANET YELLEN MIGHT BE BACK .
Anyone suggesting government took over the Fed and not the other way around @ @ @ @ @ @ @ more control .
Even Bloomberg admits it .
The revolving door and the control over the public is very evident to those paying attention .
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The fun never stops on Wall Street. More and more people are piling in their cash. Retail investors are following the herd. Investing everything they have and piling up leverage as much as possible. Critical of everything suggesting perhaps we have seen too much too fast. In the end, we are looking at central banks desperately trying to devalue the currencies of the world in order to bring in a new monetary system. Without a crisis, it’s difficult to make major changes. So, when the technocrats decide, a major shift will occur, and the impact will be felt all over the world.
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(10) Spencer Schiff on Twitter:
“According to data that were just released by the Federal Reserve, the U.S. money supply (M2) has now increased by more than 25% over the past year for the first time on record. This rate of monetary inflation is astonishing. https://t.co/muB9vspCf5” / Twitter
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theduran--2020-12-11--Is Trump The Best President Of The United States?

So the election is over , and the new president is to take his stand against the whole world , while leading the country towards the New World Order and a bright future .
Will he manage to do so .
My guess is – yes , he will .
Every president of the US is a smart person with the strongest power of will possible and great dedication to the country .
Donald Trump – is one of the most discussable people on Planet .
His presidential term resulted in an era of the world ’ s most significant @ @ @ @ @ @ @ were not , but they definitely left a mark on the social point of view .
I ’ ll get back to it later .
The former president did a great job , in my mind .
He worked his plan out step by step , and he fulfilled most of his promises to his electorate .
And here I ’ d like to revise his deeds , come up with conclusions and see if there ’ s anything for us to learn ?
As I mentioned earlier , president has to be @ @ @ @ @ @ @ person , any other way is a dead end .
I don ’ t know any narrow minded president , do you ?
He has to make decisions , every wrong decision might come with a great price .
Of course he ’ s not the only one thinking over this or that , but he is the one who puts in the last and final word .
Trump did very well when facing multiple challenges during his term .
The political heat was raising inside the country and regardless of the party @ @ @ @ @ @ @ way .
Two political parties debating over something is classic democratically arranged government machine .
Thought thrives on conflict , but not in this case .
The only thing that thrives among the society is distrust and uncertainty , due to recent events with COVID-19 , BLM protests , election and endless debates and misinformation .
But the reality is there aren ’ t many differences between the two parties , they both serve the same goal , and more or less they are the same .
The USA is a country of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ perfect and strong partnership , I would say it ’ s the core of the America ’ s way of life , industries try to save money , increase their income by saving on employees and the quality of products .
These saving measures lead to rising unemployment among American citizens and cheap labor employment among immigrants , including illegal ones .
Donald Trump was a business man in his past life before he became the president , and he surely understood the problem .
Unfortunately the majority of business men are against @ @ @ @ @ @ @ closely connected to politics is clear .
He did what he had to do to fulfill as much as possible of what he has promised to his electorate .
Although people are disappointed .
And it ’ s not Trump , it ’ s the results of his term .
The reasons for such results are not only D. Trump ’ s inconsistency , that didn ’ t allow him to implement everything he had in mind , but the actions of the opposition as well .
We can say that Donald Trump @ @ @ @ @ @ @ his intentions , and the steps he has taken towards his promises , but that was not enough .
Nevertheless the results of the Trump ’ s administration in the economy are better then the results of any other US President in the past 20 years or so .
Most people understand , that the effort has paid off .
However , since Trump ’ s policy does not involve social and structural changes , it might be the reason for small results .
Trump is being accused of racism and right-wing radicalism @ @ @ @ @ @ @ created by migrants , sounds a lot like double standards .
But this has nothing to do with his moves around political game board .
As Jay-Z said in his interview : “ Is he a racist , is he not a racist ?
I ’ m tellin ’ you , [ if ] you ’ re having a debate over whether a guy ’ s a racist , chances are that guy ’ s a racist.
” His load statements over restricting migration were aimed at saving employment among working class , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ is very important for American society .
Uncontrolled migration resulted in a job loss by people of working class , coloured and white alike .
This is a fact that liberal economists try to hide .
Migration reduces wages and labour guarantees , the main victims are the representatives of ethnic minorities .
Also it ’ s important to keep in mind that the white establishment does not suffer from immigration in any way , but in fact it only benefits .
I like quoting Noam Chomsky , as he states that Mass @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a social view .
But today I ’ d like to quote Jack London : “ The press of the United States ?
It is a parasitic growth that battens on the capitalist class .
Its function is to serve the established by moulding public opinion , and right well it serves it.
” ― The Iron Heel .
We are in the middle of informational war , and Donald Trump completely lost it , the fact that he is being attacked from all directions speaks for itself .
As he tries to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ – his tweeter account , but even that was taken control of by the Tweeter administration .
That gives us some food for thought – nothing is what it seems , and it ’ s better to check the facts ourselves , because we live in a truly historical time , and who knows what to expect next ?
Originally posted in my blog on : https : //searchingthebeautydot.wordpress.com/2020/11/30/is-trump-the-best-president-of-the-united-states/

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Let us never forget that government is ourselves and not an alien power over us. The ultimate rulers of our democracy are not a President and senators and congressmen and government officials, but the voters of this country. Franklin D. Roosevelt
So the election is over, and the new president is to take his stand against the whole world, while leading the country towards the New World Order and a bright future. Will he manage to do so. My guess is – yes, he will. Every president of the US is a smart person with the strongest power of will possible and great dedication to the country.
Donald Trump – is one of the most discussable people on Planet. His presidential term resulted in an era of the world’s most significant events some were his deeds, some were not, but they definitely left a mark on the social point of view. I’ll get back to it later. The former president did a great job, in my mind. He worked his plan out step by step, and he fulfilled most of his promises to his electorate. And here I’d like to revise his deeds, come up with conclusions and see if there’s anything for us to learn?
As I mentioned earlier, president has to be a responsible, smart and critical thinking person, any other way is a dead end. I don’t know any narrow minded president, do you? He has to make decisions, every wrong decision might come with a great price. Of course he’s not the only one thinking over this or that, but he is the one who puts in the last and final word.
Trump did very well when facing multiple challenges during his term. The political heat was raising inside the country and regardless of the party one favors it has always been that way. Two political parties debating over something is classic democratically arranged government machine. Thought thrives on conflict, but not in this case. The only thing that thrives among the society is distrust and uncertainty, due to recent events with COVID-19, BLM protests, election and endless debates and misinformation. But the reality is there aren’t many differences between the two parties, they both serve the same goal, and more or less they are the same.
The USA is a country of Banks and consumers, this is the perfect and strong partnership, I would say it’s the core of the America’s way of life, industries try to save money, increase their income by saving on employees and the quality of products. These saving measures lead to rising unemployment among American citizens and cheap labor employment among immigrants, including illegal ones. Donald Trump was a business man in his past life before he became the president, and he surely understood the problem. Unfortunately the majority of business men are against him, the fact that business is closely connected to politics is clear. He did what he had to do to fulfill as much as possible of what he has promised to his electorate. Although people are disappointed. And it’s not Trump, it’s the results of his term. The reasons for such results are not only D. Trump’s inconsistency, that didn’t allow him to implement everything he had in mind, but the actions of the opposition as well.
We can say that Donald Trump is a good president, because of his intentions, and the steps he has taken towards his promises, but that was not enough. Nevertheless the results of the Trump’s administration in the economy are better then the results of any other US President in the past 20 years or so. Most people understand, that the effort has paid off. However, since Trump’s policy does not involve social and structural changes, it might be the reason for small results.
Trump is being accused of racism and right-wing radicalism due to restricting migration in a country created by migrants, sounds a lot like double standards. But this has nothing to do with his moves around political game board. As Jay-Z said in his interview: “Is he a racist, is he not a racist? I’m tellin’ you, [if] you’re having a debate over whether a guy’s a racist, chances are that guy’s a racist.” His load statements over restricting migration were aimed at saving employment among working class, including the coloured population. This issue is very important for American society. Uncontrolled migration resulted in a job loss by people of working class, coloured and white alike. This is a fact that liberal economists try to hide. Migration reduces wages and labour guarantees, the main victims are the representatives of ethnic minorities. Also it’s important to keep in mind that the white establishment does not suffer from immigration in any way, but in fact it only benefits.
I like quoting Noam Chomsky, as he states that Mass Media is a great way of forming a social view. But today I’d like to quote Jack London: “The press of the United States? It is a parasitic growth that battens on the capitalist class. Its function is to serve the established by moulding public opinion, and right well it serves it.” ― The Iron Heel. We are in the middle of informational war, and Donald Trump completely lost it, the fact that he is being attacked from all directions speaks for itself. As he tries to fight off the last line of defence – his tweeter account, but even that was taken control of by the Tweeter administration. That gives us some food for thought – nothing is what it seems, and it’s better to check the facts ourselves, because we live in a truly historical time, and who knows what to expect next?
Originally posted in my blog on: https://searchingthebeautydot.wordpress.com/2020/11/30/is-trump-the-best-president-of-the-united-states/
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Turkey withdraws from its observation post in Aleppo countryside and begins to dismantle another in Idlib countryside in the north of Syria

Turkey withdraws from its observation post in rural Aleppo and begins to dismantle another in Idlib countryside On Thursday , the Turkish forces completely withdrew from their illegal observation point besieged by the Syrian army , in the “ Korani ” laboratory , southwest of Aleppo .
A field source told that a number of cranes and mechanisms entered the besieged Turkish point in the “ Al-Kurani ” factory overlooking the Aleppo-Damascus International Road near the town of Al-Zarba yesterday , in order to dismantle it and withdraw from it .
The source added that during the hours of today @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the point has already ended , so that all Turkish forces will withdraw from the point permanently .
On the other hand , local sources reported that similar dismantling operations took place in the Turkish point in the town of “ Sorman ” southeast of Idlib , which is also besieged by the Syrian army , as several vehicles entered the point to start its evacuation , and the withdrawal is expected to be completed within two days .
The next .
The Turkish forces withdrew from the observation points that are spreading @ @ @ @ @ @ @ as part of a Turkish plan to withdraw its forces from all the points besieged by the Syrian army after it lost its military importance .
The Turkish forces had previously evacuated a number of points , most notably the “ Morek ” point north of Hama , “ Sheikh Aqil ” and “ Al-Rashideen ” west of Aleppo , and “ Maar Hatat ” south of Idlib , and moved most of its retreating forces towards the western countryside of Aleppo and southern Idlib .

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Turkey withdraws from its observation post in rural Aleppo and begins to dismantle another in Idlib countryside On Thursday, the Turkish forces completely withdrew from their illegal observation point besieged by the Syrian army, in the “Korani” laboratory, southwest of Aleppo.
A field source told that a number of cranes and mechanisms entered the besieged Turkish point in the “Al-Kurani” factory overlooking the Aleppo-Damascus International Road near the town of Al-Zarba yesterday, in order to dismantle it and withdraw from it. The source added that during the hours of today, Thursday, the process of dismantling the point has already ended, so that all Turkish forces will withdraw from the point permanently.
On the other hand, local sources reported that similar dismantling operations took place in the Turkish point in the town of “Sorman” southeast of Idlib, which is also besieged by the Syrian army, as several vehicles entered the point to start its evacuation, and the withdrawal is expected to be completed within two days. The next. The Turkish forces withdrew from the observation points that are spreading in the “de-escalation” area, as part of a Turkish plan to withdraw its forces from all the points besieged by the Syrian army after it lost its military importance.
The Turkish forces had previously evacuated a number of points, most notably the “Morek” point north of Hama, “Sheikh Aqil” and “Al-Rashideen” west of Aleppo, and “Maar Hatat” south of Idlib, and moved most of its retreating forces towards the western countryside of Aleppo and southern Idlib.
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UK ’ s Wealth Tax commission published its final report December 9 , 2020 .
The recommendations fit perfectly with the narrative in the « The Great Reset » from Klaus Schwab and World Economic Forum : A crisis is too rare to go unexploited .
Covid offers a unique opportunity for change .
Although most nations have abandoned a wealth tax , this report prepares the groundwork for a UK political decision on a potential wealth tax .
The final report holds 125 pages based on 36 evidence papers .
The presentation given by the authors confirmed the report @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Therefore , we do not know to what extent the evidence papers have influenced the final report .
The three academic authors debate common problems with a wealth tax but spend much energy arguing against experiences that have led other nations to abandon wealth tax .
The recommendations rest on the assumption that a proper wealth tax design will prevent any adverse effects on the economy .
The failure of comparable countries to do same , have seemingly not moderated the enthusiasm for a wealth tax .
The recommended UK wealth tax will @ @ @ @ @ @ @ owners or farmers struggling to turn a profit will receive no sympathy .
Even low-income aunt Edna , still living in her own home , is destined to pay wealth tax .
Tax authorities will “ guess ” your net worth with no exempt for any assets .
Individuals short of cash is portrayed as fiction or at best a “ popular exaggeration ” .
Illiquidity is no problem .
Taxpayers should borrow money to pay wealth tax .
In my opinion , a naïve statement reeking of disrespect for taxpayers and the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ tax is blind to income .
Thus , you will have to pay wealth tax even when your income is zero or negative , which is typical for many businesses and individuals during crises .
The commission recommends a one-off tax over five years with retrospect effect .
Individuals will then be tax even after they have left the country .
The commission claims a wealth tax needs to be implemented without prior warning to prevent capital flight to jurisdictions with lower taxes .
In other words , the launch of a preemptive @ @ @ @ @ @ @ go through the political system .
It ’ s like the tax version of Eagles ’ Hotel California ; “ You can check-in , but you can never leave “ .
Yougov has already documented a 61 % support for a UK wealth tax with a threshold £750.000 .
Other surveys claim the public prefer a wealth tax over new or changed taxes on income .
Only 8 % oppose a wealth tax .
In my view , these surveys give little informational value other than confirming that taxes are popular with those @ @ @ @ @ @ @ pay them .
Nonetheless , such surveys play right into the hands of politicians with empty coffers and woke ideas .
Advocates of a wealth tax serve false promises that wealth tax will only target “ the rich ” .
There is no protection against changes made by future changes .
Once the system is in place , the number of taxpayers is likely to multiply .
Middle-class individuals with a home and savings of moderate value should also expect to pay wealth tax , regardless of political promises of the opposite .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ public debt since the 2008 financial crisis .
New taxes are not likely to be abolished once they are in effect .
Look to Norway who introduced a wealth tax in 1894 .
The tax is still there , and the most productive citizens have fled the country .
Germany ’ s Ifo Institute simulated in 2018 the introduction of a German Wealth Tax of 0,8 % .
The study concluded that a wealth tax would annually cause an employment decline of 2 % .
For every euro gained , two euros would @ @ @ @ @ @ @ “ A wealth tax can have a notable adverse impact on economic activity , reducing economic growth , investment and employment .
The Chancellor of the Exchecker and allegedly the next prime minister , Rishi Sunak stated as late as July 2020 the following : “ I do not believe that now is the time , or ever would be the time , for a wealth tax ” .
What the PM Boris Johnson thinks of a wealth tax is anyone ’ s guess .
On the other hand , we know that @ @ @ @ @ @ @ both Covid and a mild mutation of the woke virus .
The woke virus is said to be reinforced by his bedmate , Mrs Symonds .
A Tory government may offer no defence against a UK wealth tax .

The statements, views and opinions expressed in this column are solely those of the author and do not necessarily represent those of this site. This site does not give financial, investment or medical advice.
UK’s Wealth Tax commission published its final report December 9, 2020. The recommendations fit perfectly with the narrative in the «The Great Reset» from Klaus Schwab and World Economic Forum: A crisis is too rare to go unexploited. Covid offers a unique opportunity for change.
Although most nations have abandoned a wealth tax, this report prepares the groundwork for a UK political decision on a potential wealth tax. The final report holds 125 pages based on 36 evidence papers. The presentation given by the authors confirmed the report as independent from the evidence papers. Therefore, we do not know to what extent the evidence papers have influenced the final report. The three academic authors debate common problems with a wealth tax but spend much energy arguing against experiences that have led other nations to abandon wealth tax. The recommendations rest on the assumption that a proper wealth tax design will prevent any adverse effects on the economy. The failure of comparable countries to do same, have seemingly not moderated the enthusiasm for a wealth tax.
The recommended UK wealth tax will offer no safety mechanisms. Small business owners or farmers struggling to turn a profit will receive no sympathy. Even low-income aunt Edna, still living in her own home, is destined to pay wealth tax. Tax authorities will “guess” your net worth with no exempt for any assets. Individuals short of cash is portrayed as fiction or at best a “popular exaggeration”. Illiquidity is no problem. Taxpayers should borrow money to pay wealth tax. In my opinion, a naïve statement reeking of disrespect for taxpayers and the private sector. Remember: A wealth tax is blind to income. Thus, you will have to pay wealth tax even when your income is zero or negative, which is typical for many businesses and individuals during crises.
The commission recommends a one-off tax over five years with retrospect effect. Individuals will then be tax even after they have left the country. The commission claims a wealth tax needs to be implemented without prior warning to prevent capital flight to jurisdictions with lower taxes. In other words, the launch of a preemptive tax strike is likely if these recommendations go through the political system. It’s like the tax version of Eagles’ Hotel California; “You can check-in, but you can never leave“.
Yougov has already documented a 61% support for a UK wealth tax with a threshold £750.000. Other surveys claim the public prefer a wealth tax over new or changed taxes on income. Only 8% oppose a wealth tax. In my view, these surveys give little informational value other than confirming that taxes are popular with those who think they will not have to pay them. Nonetheless, such surveys play right into the hands of politicians with empty coffers and woke ideas. Advocates of a wealth tax serve false promises that wealth tax will only target “the rich”. There is no protection against changes made by future changes. Once the system is in place, the number of taxpayers is likely to multiply. Middle-class individuals with a home and savings of moderate value should also expect to pay wealth tax, regardless of political promises of the opposite. UK and US have doubled national and public debt since the 2008 financial crisis. New taxes are not likely to be abolished once they are in effect. Look to Norway who introduced a wealth tax in 1894. The tax is still there, and the most productive citizens have fled the country.
Germany’s Ifo Institute simulated in 2018 the introduction of a German Wealth Tax of 0,8%. The study concluded that a wealth tax would annually cause an employment decline of 2%. For every euro gained, two euros would be lost. The germans summarized:
“A wealth tax can have a notable adverse impact on economic activity, reducing economic growth, investment and employment.
The Chancellor of the Exchecker and allegedly the next prime minister, Rishi Sunak stated as late as July 2020 the following:
“I do not believe that now is the time, or ever would be the time, for a wealth tax”.
What the PM Boris Johnson thinks of a wealth tax is anyone’s guess. On the other hand, we know that “cycling lane” Boris has contracted both Covid and a mild mutation of the woke virus. The woke virus is said to be reinforced by his bedmate, Mrs Symonds. A Tory government may offer no defence against a UK wealth tax.
Author: Thor Lihaug
December 10, 2020
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theduran--2020-12-12--How Could Covid-19 Reduce the Likelihood of WW III?

On Friday , December 10th , the main candidate Covid-19 vaccines from both UK and Russia expressed publicly an interest in working together , and this cooperation could profoundly improve the possibilities to avoid a World War III between UK ( and its allies ) versus Russia ( and its allies ) .
The two Covid-19 candidate-vaccines that would have the lowest cost to produce and distribute are the two that don ’ t need to be distributed at far lower than regular refrigerated temperatures in order to remain effective , and these are a vaccine by Britain ’ s @ @ @ @ @ @ @ by Russia ’ s Gemaleya Research Institute ( Sputnik V ) .
Both vaccines employ a genetically modified virus , whereas America ’ s costlier-to-produce-and-distribute Moderna and Pfizer ( BioNTech ) vaccines employ instead part of the virus genetic code and require constant temperatures of below -20C ( -4F ) for Moderna , and of below -70C ( -94F ) for Pfizer .
According to the WHO , the final delivery-cost ( not price ) per dose would be $ 4 for the AstraZenica , $ 10 for the Gemaleya , $ 20 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ for the Moderna .
# SputnikV uses 2 different human adenoviral vectors for 2 vaccine shots to ensure that immunity to the 1st does not make the 2nd less effective .
We offered AstraZeneca to use one of our vectors so they can also have two vectors in their vaccine .
AZ confirmed .
CNBC headlined “ AstraZeneca to work on Covid vaccine combinations with Russia ’ s Sputnik V developers ” , and reported British pharmaceutical giant AstraZeneca said Friday it would soon start work with Russia ’ s Gamaleya Institute to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ could be successfully combined .
The announcement comes shortly after the developers of the Sputnik V Covid-19 vaccine approached AstraZeneca via Twitter late last month to ask whether they should try combining the two common cold virus-based vaccines to boost efficacy .
The Russian Direct Investment Fund , Russia ’ s sovereign wealth fund — which has funded the development of Sputnik V — said clinical trials of AstraZeneca ’ s vaccine in combination with its own would begin by the end of the month .
The UK Government , which is closely @ @ @ @ @ @ @ — and ever since at least 26 July 1945 has been — determined ultimately to conquer Russia and all of its allies , including especially China .
By no later than 2006 , the U.S. and its allies switched away from geostrategically conceptualizing nuclear weapons as being developed and increased so as to avoid WW III ( called “ Mutually Assured Destruction ” or “ MAD ” ) , to instead nuclear weapons as being developed and increased so as to win WW III ( called “ Nuclear Primacy ” ) .
America @ @ @ @ @ @ @ weapons systems , including MIT ’ s Ted Postol , have reported that the U.S. Government definitely is working toward establishing an ability to wipe out Russia ’ s retaliatory weaponry in a blitz nuclear attack , and not merely to defend Americans if Russia is to be the one to launch its strike the first .
So , the U.S. Government ’ s intention does seem to be conquest , not defense .
If UK and especially Oxford University — the site and fount of the 1877 plan by Cecil Rhodes to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ endeavor to take control ultimately over the entire world — were instead to join with Russia so as to overcome the present global plague , then Rhodes ’ s plan to conquer Russia and China ( and every other country ) might be receiving a terminal blow , which would be cataclysmic for the owners of corporations such as Lockheed Martin and BAE , the suppliers of the weaponry that is sold to the governments of the U.S. and its allies and which individuals have been the sole actual beneficiaries of what is @ @ @ @ @ @ @ “ The new chapter of vaccine cooperation has started today .
We made an offer and AstraZeneca accepted it .
It all happened here on Twitter !
” The brilliant anonymous blogger who goes under the title “ Moon of Alabama ” bannered on the 11th that “ Russian Cooperation Saves British Vaccine ” and he expressed the view that AstraZeneca has to cooperate with Gemaleya in order to stand any strong chance of out-competing the two main U.S.-based contenders : Pfizer and Moderna .
However , the billionaires who are invested in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ones that are heavily invested in the pharmaceutical industries .
What is involved here is a gargantuan contest between the owners of the arms-producing firms versus the owners of the pharmaceutical firms .
To a significant but unknown extent , there is crossover between those two groups of billionaires .
One might reasonably presume that the annual secret meetings of the representatives of the main U.S.-and-allied billionaires at the Bilderberg conferences and at other such events where the U.S.-UK side ’ s geostrategic priorities are discussed , coordinated , and agreed-to , much @ @ @ @ @ @ @ — unless what AstraZenica has recently communicated to Gemaleya turns out to have been a “ ruse.
” ( Of course , if it ’ s a ruse , then the “ hunted animal ” would be Russia , in this case . )
Investigative historian Eric Zuesse is the author , most recently , of They ’ re Not Even Close : The Democratic vs. Republican Economic Records , 1910-2010 , and of CHRIST ’ S VENTRILOQUISTS : The Event that Created Christianity .

The statements, views and opinions expressed in this column are solely those of the author and do not necessarily represent those of this site. This site does not give financial, investment or medical advice.
Eric Zuesse
On Friday, December 10th, the main candidate Covid-19 vaccines from both UK and Russia expressed publicly an interest in working together, and this cooperation could profoundly improve the possibilities to avoid a World War III between UK (and its allies) versus Russia (and its allies).
The two Covid-19 candidate-vaccines that would have the lowest cost to produce and distribute are the two that don’t need to be distributed at far lower than regular refrigerated temperatures in order to remain effective, and these are a vaccine by Britain’s AstraZeneca (Oxford) and a vaccine by Russia’s Gemaleya Research Institute (Sputnik V). Both vaccines employ a genetically modified virus, whereas America’s costlier-to-produce-and-distribute Moderna and Pfizer (BioNTech) vaccines employ instead part of the virus genetic code and require constant temperatures of below -20C (-4F) for Moderna, and of below -70C (-94F) for Pfizer. According to the WHO, the final delivery-cost (not price) per dose would be $4 for the AstraZenica, $10 for the Gemaleya, $20 for the Pfizer, and $33 for the Moderna.
Gemaleya tweeted
#SputnikV uses 2 different human adenoviral vectors for 2 vaccine shots to ensure that immunity to the 1st does not make the 2nd less effective. We offered AstraZeneca to use one of our vectors so they can also have two vectors in their vaccine. AZ confirmed.
CNBC headlined “AstraZeneca to work on Covid vaccine combinations with Russia’s Sputnik V developers”, and reported
British pharmaceutical giant AstraZeneca said Friday it would soon start work with Russia’s Gamaleya Institute to investigate whether their two coronavirus vaccine candidates could be successfully combined.
The announcement comes shortly after the developers of the Sputnik V Covid-19 vaccine approached AstraZeneca via Twitter late last month to ask whether they should try combining the two common cold virus-based vaccines to boost efficacy.
The Russian Direct Investment Fund, Russia’s sovereign wealth fund — which has funded the development of Sputnik V — said clinical trials of AstraZeneca’s vaccine in combination with its own would begin by the end of the month.
The UK Government, which is closely bonded to the U.S. Government, is — and ever since at least 26 July 1945 has been — determined ultimately to conquer Russia and all of its allies, including especially China. By no later than 2006, the U.S. and its allies switched away from geostrategically conceptualizing nuclear weapons as being developed and increased so as to avoid WW III (called “Mutually Assured Destruction” or “MAD”), to instead nuclear weapons as being developed and increased so as to win WW III (called “Nuclear Primacy”). America’s own top experts on strategic weapons systems, including MIT’s Ted Postol, have reported that the U.S. Government definitely is working toward establishing an ability to wipe out Russia’s retaliatory weaponry in a blitz nuclear attack, and not merely to defend Americans if Russia is to be the one to launch its strike the first. So, the U.S. Government’s intention does seem to be conquest, not defense. If UK and especially Oxford University — the site and fount of the 1877 plan by Cecil Rhodes to unite U.S. and UK in a joint endeavor to take control ultimately over the entire world — were instead to join with Russia so as to overcome the present global plague, then Rhodes’s plan to conquer Russia and China (and every other country) might be receiving a terminal blow, which would be cataclysmic for the owners of corporations such as Lockheed Martin and BAE, the suppliers of the weaponry that is sold to the governments of the U.S. and its allies and which individuals have been the sole actual beneficiaries of what is commonly called “the Cold War.”
On Friday morning, Gemaleya tweeted:
“The new chapter of vaccine cooperation has started today. We made an offer and AstraZeneca accepted it. It all happened here on Twitter!”
The brilliant anonymous blogger who goes under the title “Moon of Alabama” bannered on the 11th that “Russian Cooperation Saves British Vaccine” and he expressed the view that AstraZeneca has to cooperate with Gemaleya in order to stand any strong chance of out-competing the two main U.S.-based contenders: Pfizer and Moderna. However, the billionaires who are invested in this matter go way beyond only the ones that are heavily invested in the pharmaceutical industries.
What is involved here is a gargantuan contest between the owners of the arms-producing firms versus the owners of the pharmaceutical firms. To a significant but unknown extent, there is crossover between those two groups of billionaires. One might reasonably presume that the annual secret meetings of the representatives of the main U.S.-and-allied billionaires at the Bilderberg conferences and at other such events where the U.S.-UK side’s geostrategic priorities are discussed, coordinated, and agreed-to, much attention will be paid to this development — unless what AstraZenica has recently communicated to Gemaleya turns out to have been a “ruse.” (Of course, if it’s a ruse, then the “hunted animal” would be Russia, in this case.)
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Investigative historian Eric Zuesse is the author, most recently, of They’re Not Even Close: The Democratic vs. Republican Economic Records, 1910-2010, and of CHRIST’S VENTRILOQUISTS: The Event that Created Christianity.
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theduran--2020-12-11--AG Barr BURIED Hunter probes until after Nov 3rd

Attorney General William Barr knew about several investigations into Hunter Biden since at least this spring – and “ worked @ @ @ @ @ during the heated election campaign , ” according to the Wall Street Journal .


theduran--2020-12-11--N.Y. Governor Cuomo’s Catastrophic Failure at Covid-19

On Friday , December 10th , the great blog of the investigative journalist David Sirota headlined “ ‘ Risk Your Life Or You Don ’ t Get Any Money ’ ” , and their Walter Bragman reported that “ New York Gov .
Andrew Cuomo has shut down in-person press conferences — but workers are stuck in offices as the state refuses to take action against employers and compel remote work.
” The way that Cuomo has done this is virtually a master-study in deceptive use of the Democratic Party ’ s ‘ news ’ -media — such as the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ broadcasts to Albany as well as to the western halves of Massachusetts and of Vermont — by means of which Governor Cuomo pretends to be aggressive to control the spread of covid-19 in his state but actually imposes policies which are contrary to that and he therefore produces some of America ’ s worst covid-19 infection-rates and death-rates .
With cases surging in New York , Governor Andrew Cuomo announced this week that he was canceling all further in-person press conferences .
“ Since the beginning , we ’ ve talked about the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ educating the public about this pandemic , ” said senior Cuomo advisor Rich Azzopardi in a statement .
“ But given the new stricter [ Centers for Disease Control and Prevention ] guidelines released Friday and the reality of rising cases in New York , going remote is now the most prudent action.
” While the press pool may be breathing a collective sigh of relief , workers across the state are still being compelled to head into offices , schools , and restaurants .
New York has continued to allow indoor dining @ @ @ @ @ @ @ providing up-to-date information on the spread — instead , its maps tracking the coronavirus are often not updated or even showing decreases as the pandemic worsens .
… This type of behavior on the part of Cuomo is hardly unusual for him .
At a different great investigative-news site , the Greanville Post , I headlined on May 26th , “ Is N.Y. ’ s Andrew Cuomo the Worst Governor in America ?
” and reported : On May 15th , ProPublica bannered “ Two Coasts .
One Virus .
How New York @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Deaths as California ” and reported that N.Y. ’ s Governor Andrew Cuomo stopped NYC ’ s Mayor Bill DeBlasio from imposing extreme social distancing measures for a while , and , “ In April , two prominent experts said in a New York Times opinion article that their research showed that had New York imposed its extreme social distancing measures a week or two earlier , the death toll might have been cut by half or more.
” Furthermore : “ an estimated 90 percent of the cumulative deaths in the United @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the first wave of the epidemic , might have been prevented by putting social distancing policies into effect two weeks earlier , on March 2 , when there were only 11 deaths in the entire country .
The effect would have been substantial had the policies been imposed even one week earlier , on March 9 , resulting in approximately a 60 percent reduction in deaths.
” In addition , as everybody knows , a large percentage of coronavirus deaths occur in nursing homes .
And , on the same day , May @ @ @ @ @ @ @ headlined “ New York Admits Knowingly Undercounting Nursing Home Deaths After Quietly Changing Reporting Rules ” .
Furthermore , on May 26th , David Sirota headlined “ Cuomo Gave Immunity to Nursing Home Execs After Big Donations — Now People Are Dying .
Critics say data proves New York ’ s liability shield is linked to higher nursing-home death rates during the pandemic.
” Britain ’ s Guardian bannered on May 13th , “ US nursing homes seek legal immunity as Covid-19 spreads ‘ like brushfire ’ ” and argued for more regulations @ @ @ @ @ @ @ any personal liability at all , no matter how many people might get needlessly killed by bad executive decisions .
And they quoted a Harvard professor ( perhaps well paid by corruptors ) : “ Putting a nursing home out of business because somebody died is really punishing at the wrong level , because certainly there are nursing homes that probably did not act responsibly , or they may have ignored the threat .
But so did many government agencies.
” So : the only effective policy — personal executive liability — that @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ruled out by that liberal newsmedium .
And that Harvard professor didn ’ t volunteer to suggest it and the reporter failed to even mention it .
However , that Guardian reporter did point a finger of blame at healthcare in the U.S. being a privilege of those who have the ability to pay for it , instead of a right of all residents , and she noted that , “ Nearly 70 % of US nursing homes are for-profit , and the industry has a reputation for lackluster performance around infection control.
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ , “ ‘ A License for Neglect.
’ Nursing Homes Are Seeking — and Winning — Immunity Amid the Coronavirus Pandemic ” and reported only about the total chaos in America ’ s legal system , which produces total legal immunity for anyone who can pay for the ‘ best ’ lawyers .
Of course , that ’ s a corrupt country .
So : if Andrew Cuomo is responsible for N.Y. ’ s having more coronavirus cases ( 360,000 ) than all nations but the U.S. ( 1,700,000 ) and Brazil ( @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ) , then is that because all of these places are especially corrupt ?
Could be .
But the percentages per population are , of course , far more significant a measure , and here those are , expressed as cases per million population : U.S.=5,211 ; Brazil=1,779 ; Russia=2,483 ; N.Y.=19,202 .
But how does NYC compare to , for example , Tokyo ?
Tokyo has 5,170 cases and 9,300,000 population .
That ’ s 560 cases per million .
NYC has 200,000 cases , and 8,400,000 population .
That ’ s @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ’ s only slightly worse than the rest of New York State . )
Hong Kong has 1,066 cases , and 7,450,000 population .
That ’ s 143 cases per million .
Regardless of whether a politician is a corrupt liberal like Democrat Cuomo is , or a corrupt conservative like the two Republican Governors of the Dakotas are — in both of which states the covid-19 infection-rates and death-rates are at the global and not merely America ’ s top — corrupt government is the worst disease of all , and it @ @ @ @ @ @ @ where the dollars rule and the people don ’ t .
Only by means of corrupt ‘ news ’ -media is this situation even possible .
Investigative historian Eric Zuesse is the author , most recently , of They ’ re Not Even Close : The Democratic vs. Republican Economic Records , 1910-2010 , and of CHRIST ’ S VENTRILOQUISTS : The Event that Created Christianity .

The statements, views and opinions expressed in this column are solely those of the author and do not necessarily represent those of this site. This site does not give financial, investment or medical advice.
Eric Zuesse
On Friday, December 10th, the great blog of the investigative journalist David Sirota headlined “‘Risk Your Life Or You Don’t Get Any Money’”, and their Walter Bragman reported that “New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo has shut down in-person press conferences — but workers are stuck in offices as the state refuses to take action against employers and compel remote work.”
The way that Cuomo has done this is virtually a master-study in deceptive use of the Democratic Party’s ‘news’-media — such as the highly influential NPR radio station WAMC that broadcasts to Albany as well as to the western halves of Massachusetts and of Vermont — by means of which Governor Cuomo pretends to be aggressive to control the spread of covid-19 in his state but actually imposes policies which are contrary to that and he therefore produces some of America’s worst covid-19 infection-rates and death-rates.
Bragman opened
With cases surging in New York, Governor Andrew Cuomo announced this week that he was canceling all further in-person press conferences.
“Since the beginning, we’ve talked about the important role the media has played in educating the public about this pandemic,” said senior Cuomo advisor Rich Azzopardi in a statement. “But given the new stricter [Centers for Disease Control and Prevention] guidelines released Friday and the reality of rising cases in New York, going remote is now the most prudent action.”
While the press pool may be breathing a collective sigh of relief, workers across the state are still being compelled to head into offices, schools, and restaurants.
New York has continued to allow indoor dining. Meanwhile, the state is not providing up-to-date information on the spread — instead, its maps tracking the coronavirus are often not updated or even showing decreases as the pandemic worsens. …
This type of behavior on the part of Cuomo is hardly unusual for him.
At a different great investigative-news site, the Greanville Post, I headlined on May 26th, “Is N.Y.’s Andrew Cuomo the Worst Governor in America?” and reported:
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On May 15th, ProPublica bannered “Two Coasts. One Virus. How New York Suffered Nearly 10 Times the Number of Deaths as California” and reported that N.Y.’s Governor Andrew Cuomo stopped NYC’s Mayor Bill DeBlasio from imposing extreme social distancing measures for a while, and, “In April, two prominent experts said in a New York Times opinion article that their research showed that had New York imposed its extreme social distancing measures a week or two earlier, the death toll might have been cut by half or more.” Furthermore: “an estimated 90 percent of the cumulative deaths in the United States from Covid-19, at least from the first wave of the epidemic, might have been prevented by putting social distancing policies into effect two weeks earlier, on March 2, when there were only 11 deaths in the entire country. The effect would have been substantial had the policies been imposed even one week earlier, on March 9, resulting in approximately a 60 percent reduction in deaths.”
In addition, as everybody knows, a large percentage of coronavirus deaths occur in nursing homes. And, on the same day, May 15th, the Daily Caller News Foundation headlined “New York Admits Knowingly Undercounting Nursing Home Deaths After Quietly Changing Reporting Rules”.
Furthermore, on May 26th, David Sirota headlined “Cuomo Gave Immunity to Nursing Home Execs After Big Donations — Now People Are Dying. Critics say data proves New York’s liability shield is linked to higher nursing-home death rates during the pandemic.” Britain’s Guardian bannered on May 13th, “US nursing homes seek legal immunity as Covid-19 spreads ‘like brushfire’” and argued for more regulations in the U.S., instead of for any personal liability at all, no matter how many people might get needlessly killed by bad executive decisions. And they quoted a Harvard professor (perhaps well paid by corruptors): “Putting a nursing home out of business because somebody died is really punishing at the wrong level, because certainly there are nursing homes that probably did not act responsibly, or they may have ignored the threat. But so did many government agencies.” So: the only effective policy — personal executive liability — that could address this problem, was essentially ruled out by that liberal newsmedium. And that Harvard professor didn’t volunteer to suggest it and the reporter failed to even mention it. However, that Guardian reporter did point a finger of blame at healthcare in the U.S. being a privilege of those who have the ability to pay for it, instead of a right of all residents, and she noted that, “Nearly 70% of US nursing homes are for-profit, and the industry has a reputation for lackluster performance around infection control.” On May 14th, TIME bannered, “‘A License for Neglect.’ Nursing Homes Are Seeking — and Winning — Immunity Amid the Coronavirus Pandemic” and reported only about the total chaos in America’s legal system, which produces total legal immunity for anyone who can pay for the ‘best’ lawyers. Of course, that’s a corrupt country.
So: if Andrew Cuomo is responsible for N.Y.’s having more coronavirus cases (360,000) than all nations but the U.S. (1,700,000) and Brazil (377,000), and Russia (362,000), then is that because all of these places are especially corrupt?
Could be. But the percentages per population are, of course, far more significant a measure, and here those are, expressed as cases per million population: U.S.=5,211; Brazil=1,779; Russia=2,483; N.Y.=19,202.
But how does NYC compare to, for example, Tokyo? Tokyo has 5,170 cases and 9,300,000 population. That’s 560 cases per million. NYC has 200,000 cases, and 8,400,000 population. That’s 23,809 cases per million. (It’s only slightly worse than the rest of New York State.)
Hong Kong has 1,066 cases, and 7,450,000 population. That’s 143 cases per million.
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Regardless of whether a politician is a corrupt liberal like Democrat Cuomo is, or a corrupt conservative like the two Republican Governors of the Dakotas are — in both of which states the covid-19 infection-rates and death-rates are at the global and not merely America’s top — corrupt government is the worst disease of all, and it unfortunately is remarkably pervasive in America, where the dollars rule and the people don’t. Only by means of corrupt ‘news’-media is this situation even possible.
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Investigative historian Eric Zuesse is the author, most recently, of They’re Not Even Close: The Democratic vs. Republican Economic Records, 1910-2010, and of CHRIST’S VENTRILOQUISTS: The Event that Created Christianity.
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theduran--2020-12-11--The British Hand Behind America’s Color Revolution: Soros and Lord Malloch Brown

Canadian Patriot editor Matthew Ehret discusses the ongoing US Color Revolution with a focus on George Soros , Dominion voting @ @ @ @ @ ’ globalist bosom buddy Lord Mark Malloch Brown who has just become President of Soros @ @ @ @ @ December 4th .
Matthew Ehret is the Editor-in-Chief of the Canadian Patriot Review , Senior @ @ @ @ @ in Moscow , BRI Expert on Tactical talk , and has authored 3 volumes of @ @ @ @ @ ’ book series .
In 2019 he co-founded the Montreal-based Rising Tide Foundation .
He @ @ @ @ @ email protected ] Help us grow .
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theduran--2020-12-11--Joe and Kamala, Time Magazine's 2020 Puppets of the Year

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theduran--2020-12-12--UK and Canada move forward with SHOT ID ‘freedom’ passes

Chief Medical Officer Says Canadians Who Refuse The Shot Won ’ t Have “ Freedom to Move Around ” Suggests @ @ @ @ @ take the shot will have to wear masks .
Chief Medical Officer Says Canadians Who @ @ @ @ @ Have “ Freedom to Move Around ” A State Senator in New Jersey wants the @ @ @ @ @ all school age children , despite them being the least at risk group .
Middlesex @ @ @ @ @ wants to eliminate exemptions that have been used in the past to prevent their children @ @ @ @ @ us grow .
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