It does occur to me, however (and given the Gateway Pundit theory that the snake, Andrew Weissmann, might be involved), that AW might be planning to resurrect the federal elections charge in order to tie it to the NYC Bragg prosecution.
There is no depth in the cess pool that these slimeballs will not descend to. Trump did a good job of singling out his current filthy nemesis, SP Jack Smith, re: classified documents.
There is really nothing confusing about the ongoing saga. The globalists, DS & S0r0s had their operation in full swing to take control of the Republic away from the people and give it to HRC for final destruction. Donald Trump emerged, throwing sand into the gears of their machine -- but no problem, political pundits assured all the plotters that HRC was going to win overwhelmingly.
Oooops! Wha' happened? Well, just fight and discredit DJT at every turn and the shallow-minded populace will abandon him incrementally. INSTEAD, the 'war' has turned deeply serious: the people vs the globalist contributors.
Q exposed the cabal and honed an image of populism vs the globalist elite. That vision spread variously across the world: Hong Kong, Britain, Europe, Australia - and the US. The global cabal has unlimited wealth but the populists have unlimited resolve and collective resources.
Despite numerous victories, the global elite feel their grip slipping. Now they are pulling out all the stops, discarding any appearance of adhering to the rules, embracing many forms of indecency and corruption. They have found, in the US for example, a substantial portion of poorly educated, poorly informed 'inhabitants' willing to foolishly discard their rights and freedoms - partly in service to the irrational, propaganda driven Trump Derangement Syndrome... people who have a concept of 'rights' but no foundation from where they derive or what purposes they serve.
Thus the battle lines are drawn: a wealthy, vicious unprincipled elite vs a broad, loosely organized, populism cadre dedicated (at least to some point) to preserving the American historical Singularity known as government of the people, by the people and for the people - Shall not perish from the Earth!
Great analysis. And the below - It is a war between Good and Evil, no doubt about it.
“Thus the battle lines are drawn: a wealthy, vicious unprincipled elite vs a broad, loosely organized, populism cadre dedicated (at least to some point) to preserving the American historical Singularity known as government of the people, by the people and for the people - Shall not perish from the Earth!”
And the numbers of ignorant are diminishing - the Great Awakening has forced many eyes and minds open, and look how many attend Trump rallies!
“They have found, in the US for example, a substantial portion of poorly educated, poorly informed ‘inhabitants’ willing to foolishly discard their rights and freedoms - partly in service to the irrational, propaganda driven Trump Derangement Syndrome... people who have a concept of ‘rights’ but no foundation from where they derive or what purposes they serve.”
JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon said in a letter to shareholders that the U.S. banking crisis is not over, and that even when it does end, its impact will linger for years, while warning that America seems to moving into a “vicious cycle.”
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In the two weeks since the failure of SVB, roughly $213 billion in deposits have been pulled from America’s domestically chartered commercial banks . . . While some argue that’s a relative drop in the bucket compared to the roughly $16 trillion in total deposits held in U.S. domestic banks, experts have warned that the deposit flight is a factor contributing to tighter lending standards, with small businesses especially vulnerable to what some believe is a looming credit crunch. {{liquidity}}
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Dimon said that the banking sector turmoil from the collapse of SVB—along with the failure of Swiss lending giant Credit Suisse—have made a recession more likely.
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Besides the expected depletion of consumer excess savings, Dimon pointed to other factors clouding the economic outlook.This includes possibly persistent inflation, huge geopolitical strains, the unpredictable trajectory of the Russia–Ukraine war, and large quantitative tightening and “other unknowns” that reduce liquidity and trigger higher long-term interest rates.
Dimon blamed “unprecedented” fiscal spending over the past few years for pushing inflation to multi-decade highs and forcing the Federal Reserve into a rapid interest-rate hiking cycle to try quash it.
Good squirrels prepare for 'winter' {deflation} . . .
Meantime, Joe Bitem insists that he will not negotiate with Republicans concerning the debt ceiling. Dimon says, More deficit spending down the road—estimated at between $1.4 trillion and $1.8 trillion per year over the next three years—is another factor that makes inflation harder to root out.' Yet the Great Prevaricator has stated that he has cut the deficit by $2 trillion a year for two years - for the first time in American history. . . . . . Ptoooey!