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RCH518T USAF C-17 Globemaster departing JB Lewis-McChord se
This AC arrived on 0402 as RCH494 from Bangor, ME
pf housekeeping
SAM113 USAF C-32A departed Medford, OR-Rogue Valley Airport after a ground stop and on ground at Monterey Regional Airport-this was about 630pm pst last night-wasn't here so guessing on arrival time
It looks like it had an overnight south of Anchorage as it headed nw from JBA yesterday had a ground stop at Fairchild AFB, Spokane then nw and dropped from scope just east of Prince Rupert, BC.
It re-appeared heading se just south of Ketchikan, AK yesterday
SAM000 USAF G5 and RCH766T USAF C-17 Globemaster departed JBA west
Muh guess is that the G5 is heading to LAX for Kneepads return trip to DC as the AC used as AF2 on 0401 returned to JBA on Friday as SAM094
>>74884 pb
This AC also used as replacement AF2 on 0316 when the 757 had a mechanical issue and was delayed at LAX…tail #97-0400 then flew to Denver Int'l while the press were stuffed in the back of a C-17
Credit Suisse Weighs Replacing Risk Chief After Month of Miscues
Credit Suisse Group AG leaders are discussing replacing chief risk officer Lara Warner after a string of miscues at the bank led to losses potentially totaling billions of dollars, according to people briefed on the matter. The bank is expected to give investors an update on the impact of its exposure to the collapse of Archegos Capital Management and the fallout for Warner and other top executives this week, said the people, who asked not to be identified describing private plans. Chief Executive Officer Thomas Gottstein is expected to stay on, the people said. A Credit Suisse spokesperson declined to comment.
Gottstein took over in February 2020 in the wake of a spying scandal that took down his predecessor and pledged a clean slate for 2021 after legacy issues marred his first year. Instead, the firm been overwhelmed by repeated lapses in oversight, including major hits from the collapse of Greensill Capital and the Archegos turmoil. The blow ups have left analysts asking whether Credit Suisse has a systemic problem in risk management, and investors facing another quarter of losses.
Credit Suisse is the worst-performing major bank stock in the world so far this year as a strong start for its investment bank business was overshadowed by the bank’s exposure to Greensill and Archegos. A $140 million loan to the trade-financier Lex Greensill’s firm is now in default, and a $10 billion group of funds that the asset management unit ran with his firm are being unwound. Before the final hit from that affair could be tallied, executives had to turn to the impending hit from the meltdown of Bill Hwang’s Archegos. The loss from Hwang’s opaque, leveraged transactions could run into the billions, according to people familiar with the matter. Collectively, banks total hit from Archegos trades could be up to $10 billion, JPMorgan analysts have estimated. The two crises from the past month has brought additional scrutiny on Warner, coming after a long line of other miscues at the investment bank and beyond. From exposure to the Luckin Coffee Inc. fraud to a $450 million impairment on a stake in York Capital Management, the ongoing damage to the lender’s reputation has upped scrutiny on management.
The bank’s 1.5 billion Swiss franc ($1.6 billion) share buyback program is at risk of being paused for the second time after first being stopped at the onset of the pandemic last year and losses could put pressure on the bank’s dividend distribution. S&P Global Ratings downgraded its outlook for the bank to negative from stable pointing to risk management concerns. A larger than $5 billion hit to profit would start to put pressure on Credit Suisse’s capital position, according to JPMorgan. The Swiss regulator FINMA increased Credit Suisse’s requirements under its Pillar 2 buffer, after the bank warned it could incur a loss from winding down of the supply-chain finance funds.
In his first reshuffle last year, Gottstein elevated Warner to head both risk and compliance. The promotion made her perhaps the bank’s most senior female executive, and buttressed the chief risk officer role Tidjane Thiam had given her in 2019, with a remit to clean up legacy issues. She joined Credit Suisse as an equity analyst in 2002 and held several senior research roles until she became chief financial officer and chief operating officer for the investment-banking unit in 2010.
https://www.bnnbloomberg.ca/credit-suisse-weighs-replacing-risk-chief-after-month-of-miscues-1.1586032
There is no way that these asshats did not know what or who they were doing business with and at what level (financially speaking).
This is a common tactic to blame the compliance depts after shit started rolling downhill fast.
Not saying they are guilt-free however it is very likely someone was told abut these problems by compliance and they were ignored until they could not be..so let's throw this dept under the bus because they were "irresponsible"
Russia's Lavrov Warns Of Surging Anti-White Racism In US
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov says there is surging “aggression against white people” in the United States and that it is harming efforts to fight racism.
Lavrov made the comments during an interview with political scientists that was broadcast on national television. “We were pioneers of the movement promoting equal rights of people of any skin color,” said Lavrov, adding that “everyone wants to get rid of racism.” However, he emphasized how it was important “not to switch to the other extreme which we saw during the ‘BLM’ (Black Lives Matter) events and the aggression against white people, white U.S. citizens.” Lavrov also insisted that forces within the U.S. were trying to spread a “cultural revolution” around the world by forcing “diversity” down everyone’s throats. “Hollywood is now also changing its rules so that everything reflects the diversity of modern society,” he said, labeling it “a form of censorship.”
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov on Thursday warned that anti-white racism might be building in the United States and said that political correctness "taken to the extreme" would have lamentable consequences https://t.co/lqyE47BIhE
— The Moscow Times (@MoscowTimes) April 2, 2021
“I’ve seen Black people play in Shakespeare’s comedies. Only I don’t know when there will be a white Othello,” Lavrov said. “You see this is absurd. Political correctness taken to the point of absurdity will not end well,” he concluded.
As we previously highlighted, after every mass shooting, journalists and leftists rush to blame white people even before the perpetrator has been identified. In the case of the Boulder supermarket shooting, this backfired massively after it was revealed that the gunman was an Islamist immigrant from the Middle East. After the Atlanta shooting attack which targeted massage parlors, the media once again whipped up hysteria over “white supremacy,” despite the fact that authorities found absolutely zero evidence the assault was motivated by race. This led New York Times contributor Damon Young to assert that “whiteness is a pandemic” and “the only way to stop it is to locate it, isolate it, extract it, and kill it.” "He was not fired from his job at The Root and the New York Times refused to condemn him — such proclamations are what they pay him for!” writes Chris Menahan.
This narrative, in addition to Critical Race Theory, which teaches that all the United States’ problems are the fault of white people, has clearly created an atmosphere where race hate directed towards white people is not only tolerated, it is openly encouraged.
https://www.zerohedge.com/geopolitical/russias-lavrov-warns-surging-anti-white-racism-us
SL is on muh list to habs a beer (or whatever) with and has been for several years.
Elon Musk's January Claims Of Model S/X Production Debunked By Tesla's Own Q1 Delivery Disclosure
If there's one thing you have to hand to Tesla short sellers, it is that they are incessant and relentless, even in the midst of getting their respective faces kicked in by Tesla equity over the last 24 months. But as time passes, more and more critical questions and examples of potential red flags about Tesla continue to pop up, not the least of which is what can only be described as a glaring inaccuracy at best, fraud at worst, made by Elon Musk regarding the company's Model S&X production earlier this year.
Short seller Mark Spiegel took to Twitter this weekend to point out what he called "the latest evidence Elon Musk is a securities fraud committing liar".
THE LATEST EVIDENCE ELON MUSK IS A SECURITIES FRAUD-COMMITTING LIAR:
In January's conference call he said the new S&X were "in production now & would be delivered in February"
Yet today's 8-K says $TSLA produced ZERO. THIS IS BLATANT FRAUD@SEC_Enforcement
H/T: @ContrarianShort pic.twitter.com/4cnyXx6ZFP
— Stanphyl Capital (@StanphylCap) April 3, 2021
First, Spiegel points out that in the company's January 2021 conference call, Musk is quoted as saying that the company's new Model S and X vehicles were in production and would be delivered in February 2021. Musk's exact quote was:
"Regarding the new Model S and X, we are launching the – we're super excited to announce the new Model S and Model X are in production now and will be delivered in February. So we've been able to bring forward the Plaid, Model S and X. And Model S will be delivered in February and X a little later. The Model S Plaid, and we're actually in production now, and we'll be delivering next month."
But when the company released its production and delivery numbers yesterday, which we documented at length here, their 8-K filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission clearly shows that no Model S or X vehicles were produced during the quarter. "This is blatant fraud," Spiegel Tweeted to @SEC_Enforcement. And while it does appear that Spiegel has a case, if regulatory past performance by the SEC versus Elon Musk is any indication of future results, we're not sure that anyone will care or that Musk will face any real consequences.
https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/musks-january-2021-claims-model-sx-production-debunked-teslas-own-q1-delivery-disclosure
Yet moar evidence that Elon Musk tagging himself as the poster boy for the naked shorting (and shorting in general) argument is totally disingenuous when you do this shit- cough Solyndra…
this was discussed weeks ago
Unverifiable account and someone larping.
It was suggested, at the initial time, that this (and the like) be placed in a thread on own.
That was ignored and these larps continue to try and be passed off as something real.
It is embarrassing to see
unverifiable larp without additional verifiable links
>Been a lot of proofs done in opposition to LARP
Not following here..are you saying that the posts produced by those accounts are the proofs? or when you post them with additional information.