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dub dubs
the moar attention given to "it" the worse they become.
Still gonna habs it..plus the lackey convos that always try to justify it with nothing moar than statements (those 4 idiots came up with some whoppers in the past-muh favorite was that doc was brennan and that comms are all known to be LEOs)
Even with proof they still do the same shit (witness the half chan rant)they always ignore it but at least it is/was seen.
Continued to post muh graphics (that you can't even read nao kek)
Ignore it
I would have done the same a year ago but why give it your energy at this point?
Most know who/what/why they did it so be comfortable knowing that...I am.
BANKR23 KC-46 Pegasus tanker west from Portsmouth (Pease ANG Base) NH
Some bankster pain would be nice about nao although they will just blame it on (insert overused excuses here-cause there are MANY)
58-0112 USAF KC-135 tanker over Not AF1 Joe 'at Delaware' position.
It is from Pittsburgh Int'l
On Saturday and Sunday, the President has no public events scheduled.
https://factba.se/biden/calendar
AE0433 USAFSOC C-32B west from Eglin-This one has not 'identified' for at least a week but the Hex id shows it to be the USAFSOC C-32B 02-5001-see cap #2
Looks like it is going to Pinal Airpark nw of Tucson or mebby to North Island, SD-both destinations they habs been seen as ANON many times before
SPAR548 USAF Learjet 35 departed Nellis east
548=17
Royal AF RRR9101 A330 ne from Charleston Int'l-this departed Nellis yesterday
VENUS98 USAF C-32A departed Majors Airport
I habs no caps of this AC and ADS-B din't pull up a pic either (tail #09-0018) it is pretty old at almost 25 years and looks like it has been at Majors (L-3/Harris located dhere) for an extended period of time.
Cap #2 is it's history-L3 has had it since 2013 and then 'transferred to USAF in July 2018
The Fed is about to see a lot of new faces. What it means for banks, the economy and markets
The Federal Reserve is in line to get three new governors, a new vice chairman, a new banking chief and likely a couple new regional presidents. President Joe Biden is expected to nominate Sarah Bloom Raskin, Lisa Cook and Philip Jefferson to the governors’ positions. Raskin is expected to be the biggest change agent as she will take on the Fed’s supervisor of the banking industry.
In what likely will be just a few months’ time, the Federal Reserve will look a lot different: Three new governors, a new vice chairman, a new banking chief and likely a couple new regional presidents.
But while the parts of the institution’s upper echelon may change quite a bit, the whole could look pretty much the same.
That’s because Fed-watchers think ideologically there probably will be little change, even if Sarah Bloom Raskin, Lisa Cook and Philip Jefferson are confirmed as new members on the Board of Governors. White House sources say President Joe Biden will nominate the trio in the coming days.
Of the three, Raskin is thought to be the biggest change agent. She is expected to take a heavier hand in her prospective role as the vice chair for bank supervision, a position until December that had been held by Randal Quarles, who took a lighter touch.
But while Raskin could ramp up the rhetoric on the financial system, there are questions over how much that actually will translate into policy-wise.
“She’s a former regulator. She knows this stuff. This is not something she’s going to screw up,” said Christopher Whalen, founder of Whalen Global Advisors and a a former Fed researcher. “The bankers will be surprised that the rhetoric is going to be maybe a little bit more extreme. But the substance? What are they going to do to these guys? It’s not like they take a lot of risks.”
Indeed, the level of high-quality capital U.S. banks are holding compared to risk assets has progressed continually higher since the financial crisis of 2008, from 11.4% at the end of 2009 to 15.7% as of the third quarter in 2011, according to Fed data.
https://www.cnbc.com/2022/01/15/the-fed-is-about-to-see-a-lot-of-new-faces-what-it-means-for-banks-the-economy-and-markets.html
can't eben make this shit up anymoar....Raskin as in wife of shitbag Jamie Raskin
>>120837 lb
FILLY72 USAFSOC C-32B departed Pretwick yesterday and headed se-dropped over Greece (red dot) and then reappeared heading nw over Romania-it's at Stansted Airport, London nao and has been for several hours.
Could have gone to may places but it's outbound trace (from Prestwick) points it to Israel and then after that I dunno
*going to Pinal Airpark nw of Tucson
ADS-B says it is a tanker...it is not.
As mentioned the Hex decodes as the USAFSOC C-32B
BANKR23 KC-46 Pegasus tanker took over from 58-0112 tanker who went back to Pittsburgh
It switched off for a bit on it's way down from Pease then became active about an hour or so ago.
On aerial refueling dooty for Not AF1 Joe 'at Delaware'
SPAR548 Learjet 35 went back to Scott
AE0433 USAFSOC C-32B east after a ground stop at Pinal
Royal AF RRR1515 BA 146-200 wn from Kiev, Ukraine ground stop-departed RAF Northolt with a stop at Ramstein prior to Kiev arrival
Was just placing the ADS-B over Palm Beach to mebby catch 45 leaving for rally when this just departed.
Steve Wynn's AC TWY16 GLEX 6500 departing West Palm Beach Int'l
Mebby 45 using this but we shall see.
Will keep it on scope to see where it goes
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back later
not eben looked but I gather it is the same as it always was with those ijits next door.
Looked at board log and it certainly appears that way
kek
The most recent example 'cause they all do it... "better by the middle of next year"
Has been a mantra of all baking officials world-wide for decades because by then no one remembers what was said about it and then it's "oops muh bad"
Turkey inflation back to single digits by mid-2023: finance minister
Turkey's annual inflation rate will be in single digits by the time presidential and parliamentary elections set for mid-2023 are held, Finance Minister Nureddin Nebati said on Saturday.
Inflation hit a 19-year high of 36% in December after the central bank slashed interest rates under pressure from President Tayyip Erdogan, causing a currency crisis that led to the lira shedding 44% of its value in 2021. Speaking to heads of nongovernmental organizations in Istanbul, Nebati said Turkey's only problem now was high inflation, and the volatility in the lira's exchange rate had settled.
"With fiscal policies and the steps that we will take, we will enter the elections... next year with single-digit inflation," Nebati said. "We will all experience, see the change after the first quarter (of 2022)," he said about inflation. Despite government officials' promises of bringing inflation down quickly, economic analysts say it could exceed 50% in coming months and remain elevated through the year.
The currency crisis was halted last month, thanks in part to costly currency interventions and to government incentives to reduce the dollar's appeal to savers. Turks snatched up hard currencies as the lira sank to record lows against the dollar, and Turkish locals' forex and gold holdings hit a record high of $238.97 billion in December before they declined slightly to $234.3 billion by Jan. 7.
Nebati said on Saturday the conversion of forex holdings to Turkish lira will accelerate in coming weeks.*
https://asia.nikkei.com/Economy/Turkey-inflation-back-to-single-digits-by-mid-2023-finance-minister
*good luck with that buddy
It will have some natural flow back to the Lira but that ain't gonna do shit with double digit inflation