… there are no red lines too RED when it comes to starving, raping, pillaging, immolating, flattening, bombing Arab kids and grandkids!!!
Not pure evil because he’s just dirty and forgetful and intentionally stupid EVIL:
Joe Biden said that the United States has no red lines in Israel’s plan of action in the Gaza Strip.
“The protection of Israel is still crucial, so there are no red lines,” the US president said in an interview with MSNBC, answering the question whether a possible Israeli military operation in Rafah could become a kind of red line for Washington.
According to Biden, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu “by his actions in Gaza harms Israel more than helps it,” as he sets the whole world against himself.
From the other Jewish project, Israel 2.0: More than $1 trillion may be required to rebuild Ukraine, Bloomberg writes, citing data from the European Investment Bank! And so the realy blood libel motherfuckers are on Wall Street, K-Street, in the “rebuilding” industries.
article: “The $1 Trillion Race to Rebuild Ukraine Is Slowly Getting Going”
The momentum may be with Russia, but politicians, executives and investors are already eying the biggest contract bonanza since at least World War II.
Why another unexpectedly hot jobs report could derail markets. Some headline, no? Markets based on doing better when more people are out of work and on the streets!
Oh? That’s right. More fucking motherfucking pundits, this time with the LA Times. Opinion: Inflation isn’t the real problem for the U.S. economy. The housing shortage is!
Lies lies lies. Food prices, gasoline, fees, tolls, surcharges, transportation, health care, medicines, lumber, hardware, fans to boilers, food in and food eaten in restaurants, ALL fucking DOUBLED at least.
“Recently released government data hammered home what we have known for at least a year: A national housing shortage, not broad-based price increases, is driving inflation. (not broad-based price gouging? Not broad-based seller and borrower fees? These are the blood fucking libel mother fuckers with computer screens and AI spreadsheets.)
Inflation over the past year was 3.1% — far less than in 2021 but still high enough for the Federal Reserve to keep interest rates elevated. However, unlike the inflation we saw soon after the onset of the pandemic, the more recent bout was overwhelmingly driven by the rising cost of what the Consumer Price Index classifies as “shelter” — including rent actually paid and the estimated rent that could be charged for owner-occupied homes.”
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Jobless rate? The Labor Department’s “Statistics’” fucking fakes these and churns them into stories with their presstitutes — the fed (working with the Fortune 5000 pulling the strings) doesn’t use the right figures.
America’s unemployment rate crept up to the highest rate in two years last month, despite more jobs being created than expected.
The jobless rate rose to 3.9%, up from 3.7% in January, even as employers added 275,000 jobs, the Labor Department said.
Shadow Statistics: Amidst continuing deterioration in U.S. economic activity and increasing risk of resurgent inflation, the “ShadowStats New Weekly Commentary” was launched and linked to Subscribers by e-mail on August 14th (covering the general economy, labor conditions and the July 2023 CPI), followed by one on August 24th (covering July 2023 Money Supply and general economy) . The next edition is planned for Friday, September 1st, covering August 2023 Employment and Unemployment, and the third estimate of Second-Quarter 2023 GDP. There will be three to five Commentaries per month, depending on the Economic and FOMC Calendar.
The outlook has changed little. ShadowStats numbers show that the economy remains in a deepening downturn, intensified by ongoing Federal Reserve Rate Hikes. Headline inflation faces a near-term rebound, thanks to the continuing and broadly based excessive growth in the Money Supply and Systemic Liquidity, as triggered by the Fed. Separately, with the Debt Ceiling now eliminated by Congress and the Executive Branch, unfettered Federal Deficit Spending increasingly is adding fuel to the unfolding Inflation. The systemic Inflation is not driven by the Fed’s proclaimed overheating economy. Such an economy simply does not exist, at present.
My apologies for the Site disruptions, and thank you for your patience and forbearance. Best regards, John — [Walter J. “John” Williams, johnwilliams@shadowstats.com, (707) 763-5786.]
No fucking red lines for Zyclon Blinken, or Bumbling Biden’s love of Israel, and then add to the Nuland-Kagan-Yellen fucking sickness love of that is Penis Piano Player ZioAzovNaziLensky: Back home? Worthless poor whites and blacks.
10 years after lead poisoning, Flint residents still haven’t been paid from $626.25M fund: Residents of Flint, Michigan, still haven’t seen a penny from a $626.25 million legal settlement almost a decade after revelations their drinking water was poisoned by lead touched off a national outcry.
And there are still months of additional delays in store even as others connected with the lawsuit have been paid millions from the settlement fund announced in 2020, according to an analysis of court records by the Detroit Free Press, part of the USA TODAY Network.
Goldman Israel or Sack of Shit Sachs, coming to the rescue? Nah!
Who Owns the World? Monopoly? Unstoppable Vanguard ETF That Turned $10,000 Into Nearly $40,000 in the Last Decade!
Ahh, Portland: Palestinian flags were seen on cars, and “Free Palestine” was written on some car windows. Protesters block southbound Interstate 405, closing all lanes for over an hour.
Read about these continuing criminal enterprises — you know, energy, health care, drugs, even medical equipment, all money money money raping us us us! Fortune 500 list: The top 10 companies dominating business
And, yet another Criminal Self-Described Jewish Person on the Job! Donor (Apollo) and Wharton board chair Marc Rowan criticizes Penn’s arts and sciences school, drawing backlash.
The Moral Authority of Marc Rowan: The private equity billionaire is leading a boycott of an Ivy League oligarch factory over a Palestinian literary festival it held last month.
This is the sort of rabbi-tutored Jewish Folk in the news, going after students who are smart enough to see Israel is Genocide.
Two weeks ago, I happened to have a long chat with a nurse whose hospital is owned by the half-trillion-dollar private equity empire Apollo Global Management. I met this nurse, whose gender I am withholding due to their fear of retaliation, at the height of the pandemic, when they were terrified that the extreme cutbacks Apollo had imposed on staffing budgets were risking patient safety or even contributing to a preventable death in the hospital’s isolated rural community. Three years later, this nurse is largely preoccupied with their own basic survival: A virulent infection contracted during a routine surgery last year left them unable to walk without pain, and they walk 12,000 steps during an average shift.
The nurse knew it was unwise to undergo surgery in their own hospital, where there was a well-documented history of abysmal sanitation practices, the lone sterile technician on staff seemed to never leave the hospital, and corporate is so behind on its bills they had almost entirely eliminated the weekend housekeeping staff and were chronically short on basic supplies like IV tubing. But at some point following a restructuring two years ago, Apollo outsourced its health insurance administration to a company that placed onerous restrictions and preauthorization requirements on care received outside Apollo—and anyway, they felt they owed it to their colleagues and community to stay: “I wanted to show the docs and nurses here that I trust them, because they are wonderful people.” So they took the risk, and have since spent thousands of dollars out of pocket attempting to undo the damage.
Now, the nurse wonders if they will ever have time to heal. Only 24 hours passed after their last surgery before they were called back to work. Then in September, the hospital lost ten travel nurses in a single week; apparently, the hospital had slashed their weekly pay by $1,000 with no notice. The nurse has wanted to quit countless times, but it’s the only hospital for hours in any direction, and every month the patients get sicker and more reliant on what a colleague in their seventies told the nurse was “the most broken hospital” they have ever seen. “You know how you wring out a washcloth three or four times and the last time you squeeze it, you’ve got to squeeze really hard for maybe just a drop or two of water?” another of the nurse’s colleagues told me. Apollo “just never stops going back and trying to squeeze a little more.”
This campaign of deprivation has been extremely lucrative for Apollo, which over the past two years has extracted at least $1.6 billion from the nurse’s hospital chain, at an almost incalculable cost to workers, patients, and their small-town communities.
But that is what Apollo does. In the 33 years since a group of Michael Milken protégés founded the consummate modern private equity firm, Apollo has run its businesses ragged. The economic analysts at Moody’s have consistently found that Apollo portfolio companies plunged into distress or default around two-thirds of the time, the highest rate in the business. Since the pandemic began, the financial giant and its subsidiaries have been involved in at least 20 corporate bankruptcies, from the dramatic (and “perplexing,” in the Financial Times’ characterization) liquidation of the trucking company Yellow to the unexpectedly “messy” bankruptcy of serial looting victim Serta Simmons Bedding. (The company did not respond to a request for comment.)
Sometimes Apollo’s “investments” fail as a result of having made Apollo insiders unimaginably rich; other times, Apollo leverages its mastery of the bankruptcy code to enrich itself off other private equity firms’ failures. First-year associates, according to Business Insider, typically make a base salary of $450,000; Apollo founder Leon Black is worth more than $12 billion. And Black’s longtime disciple and current Apollo chief executive officer Marc Rowan is estimated to be worth $5.8 billion.
I bring this up today only because that same Marc Rowan has spent the past week casting himself on cable news and on the anti-woke celebrity publisher Bari Weiss’s Free Press website as some kind of moral authority. Rowan’s oligarch fellow travelers have hailed his “heroic” bid to inflict a campaign of boycott, divestment, and sanctions upon the University of Pennsylvania, over its administration’s “failure to condemn … anti-Semitic hate.”
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More Jewish Monsters, Oppen-Heimer-Monsters: We are all DOWN winders of these fucking criminals’/psychopaths’ disgust of 80 percent of humanity! And these fuckers like Rowan, et al, need bats to the head.
The downwinders: New Mexicans sickened by atomic bomb testing fight for compensation — New film First We Bombed New Mexico sheds light on effects of Oppenheimer’s nuclear project and locals’ battle for justice
We are all Gazans on one fucking level of the Predatory and Totalitarian War Capitalism:
Read the proof of this Dirty Occpying Force, these Jewish Zionists, these genocide perps, but they are worse than “just” that. They fucking relish torturing babies and old women. It’s Genocide (dot) com
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