Posted on 03/01/2023 12:09:22 AM PST by weston
The one I have is .81 lb, new ones are all over a lb. PLUS the back of mine is a little bit rough, maybe rubbery. The new ones are all slick and shiny. But those two things together and I’m dropping them or Hanging On tight.
Apparently there is a new invention that’ll work, a pillow! I’m surprised Mike hasn’t come up with a tablet pillow.
Oh I’m fine with him helping jake, and I really hope it works. It seems if all he was going to show was what he had on monday, if that was the plan from the beginning, he would have spread it out through the week. To keep the anticipation high versus the opposite.
Like a music stand? I’m trying to visualize it
Thx for the idea
Stinchfield on RAV commiserating with Tucker.
He thinks Tucker was shut down like we do.
He is showing J6 video that he has been able to put together and video that GWP has come up with.
I just had an idea, maybe Tucker is going to Showcase one j6 Patriot a week. Now that would be worth waiting for! And might help them the most.
It was passed unanimously by the Senate previously.
So, no one in the entire Congress voted against it.
If the Dementia Patient vetoes, then a vote to override would be held.
Juanita Broaddrick
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I’m disappointed in Ron DeSantis. I’ve always liked him but he’s in for a huge letdown.
He’s the King in Florida. He will be the court Jester in a race against Trump.
WSJ ^ | 3/10/23
Posted on 3/10/2023, 6:09:51 PM by EBH
Several regional bank stocks were halted Friday morning amid a market selloff led by SVB Financial Group, owner of startup-focused Silicon Valley Bank.
First Republic Bank, PacWest Bancorp, Western Alliance Bancorp and Signature Bank were all halted for volatility after sharp declines in early trading.
First Republic had fallen by as much as 50%. PacWest and Western Alliance had slid more than 30%. Signature was down by about 25%.
SVB Financial said it would sell securities at a nearly $2 billion loss on Wednesday in the face of larger-than-expected deposit outflows. Its stock, which was halted early Friday, has fallen by about 81% since then. The company is seeking a buyer after scrapping its plan to shore up its finances through a capital raise, the Journal reported Friday.
The events have left investors wary of unrealized losses that have piled up at banks since a deposit surge in the pandemic, which led many to take big positions in bonds that have since dropped in value.
The KBW Index declined more than 6%. It was on pace for its worst week in nearly three years.
Among the biggest banks, JPMorgan rose 1%, while Citigroup and Morgan Stanley were down about 1.5%. Bank of America and Wells Fargo lost nearly 2%
Yep....Stinchfield is fit to be tied, with Tucker’s non showing of the additional hours/vids.
GWP was thankful Stinchfield is covering this.
In just 2 months VAERS reached 42% of the total incidence of VAERS in 2002 . At that rate you will have almost 3x more vaccine accidents, vaccine injuries this year.
I’m not going to watch Tucker tonight.
Have had all the disappointment I can take.
If you watch let me know if he presents anything new, please.
I’m glad that he had a great program on Monday and I truly hope it will be of benefit to those whose trials are pending and those already charged.
Will do.
I know we’ll have it on, as hubs makes sure, each night, lately.
Thank you.
He’s starting off w/bank collapses.
Having to watch solo....he even lost hubs ... lol.
NewsBusters ^ | 3/10/2023 | Joseph Vazquez
Posted on 3/10/2023, 4:07:37 PM by JV3MRC
Yet another of CNBC host Jim Cramer’s hot stock market takes just fell harder than President Joe Biden stumbling up the steps of Air Force One.
Cramer listed his top ten biggest stock “winners of 2023” during the Feb. 8 edition of CNBC’s Mad Money. In the ninth spot for Cramer was Silicon Valley Bank's parent company, SVB Financial Group. Cramer characterized the institution as a “merchant bank with a deposit base that Wall Street has mistakenly been concerned about.” In Cramer’s ludicrous view, the stock was a good buy because “being a banker to these immense pools of capital has always been a very good business.” He bizarrely called the stock “cheap,” despite it trading at around $320 a share at the time. Cramer said he thought the “fears were not justified. It's a very compelling situation.” It wouldn't take but a month for his take to implode. A March 10 CNBC story headline read: “Silicon Valley Bank is shut down by regulators in biggest bank failure since global financial crisis.” The SVB collapse, per CNBC, “a key player in the tech and venture capital community, leaves companies and wealthy individuals largely unsure of what will happen to their money.” Oops.
thebradfordfile
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Anyone still wondering why Nancy Pelosi didn’t want more security at the capitol on January 6th and hid thousands of hours of video?
It was all planned.
Of course it was all so obviously planned.
They don’t want the pleebs taking one step of protesting action, in the People’s nation’s Capitol, near the WH, anywhere.
And, they certainly don’t want anyone in the WH who defends our precious freedoms and rights.
So, they had to come up with a scheme to prevent both.
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