https://nypost.com/2024/02/06/opinion/michelle-obama-may-have-notified-people-on-her-white-house-ambition-i-plan-to-run/
Michelle Obama may have notified people in ‘22 of her White House ambition: ‘I plan to run’
https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/new-york-community-bancorp-cut-junk-moodys-33-deposits-uninsured
New York Community Bancorp Cut To 'Junk' By Moody's: 33% Of Deposits Uninsured
Elon Musk
@elonmusk
An anonymous source just sent me this from Disney. It is mandatory, institutionalized racism and sexism!
4:44 PM · Feb 6, 2024
>>20372402
are you the guy who posts memes of john wayne, charles bronson, and whoever this is because you think dead/old actors are cool, or because china does not have access to new er american movies and pop culture?
Iran may have unleashed forces that it can no longer control
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/world/iran-may-have-unleashed-forces-that-it-can-no-longer-control/ar-BB1hU1La
Events in the Middle East may be about to spiral out of control. With Hamas in Gaza, Hezbollah in southern Lebanon, and the Houthis in Yemen all targeting Israel and the West, the hand of Iran looms large. But is Tehran in danger of losing control of the escalation it started?
Early yesterday morning, British and US vessels were again targeted by the Houthis, after the third round of retaliatory strikes against the terrorist group’s military infrastructure deep in the northern Yemeni deserts. Elsewhere, the US has carried out strikes against militia groups in Iraq and Syria in retaliation for the shocking drone attack in Jordan last week, which killed three US service members and injured more than 40.
There is little doubt that Iran has an interest in using its proxy forces to conduct military operations against the West. For one thing, it is not strong enough to win a direct confrontation.
So Iranian military and advisers are embedded with the Houthis, providing the targeting coordinates for the terrorists’ Tehran-supplied ballistic missiles targeting vessels in the Red Sea. The Iraqi and Syrian militias – which have conducted almost 200 attacks against US forces since last October – host Iranian military personnel and infrastructure across their terror camps. This network provides Tehran will a degree of strategic deniability.
This so-called “axis of resistance” was previously coordinated by Qasem Soleimani, head of the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps’ Quds Force, until his assassination by the United States when Donald Trump was president. One of the aims of his killing is thought to have been to disrupt the links between the regime in Tehran and its surrogates across the Middle East, so as to lessen their ability to cause chaos across the region.
There is now speculation in defence circles, however, that this strategy might have been rather too successful. Indeed, the danger might be that the new head of the Quds Force, Esmail Qaani – a rather different figure to Soleimani – has unleashed forces that he is no longer able to direct.
This would make it all the more important for the West to put a final end to attacks by groups such as the Houthis and restore a meaningful deterrent. It is clear that US and British strikes in Yemen have not managed to permanently degrade that group’s ability to disrupt Western shipping, for example. While Hezbollah has not launched a full-scale assault on Israel yet, far more could be done to show the terrorists that the response by the West would be devastating should they choose to do so.
And Iran itself has not been given sufficient incentive to rein in the groups it has long supported. The West needs to push back, hard. America has to stand firm and strike against targets – meaningful ones, not empty camps – in order to force Iran to back down and abandon these groups entirely, before the terrorists cause a wider escalation.
If Iran fails to de-escalate its proxies, then the targets of US cruise missiles must be ratcheted up. We need to be bold when dealing with Iran. As Winston Churchill remarked, “You cannot reason with a tiger, when your head is in his mouth.”
Major Chinese Bank Halts All Settlements With Russia – Vedomosti
https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/markets/major-chinese-bank-halts-all-settlements-with-russia-vedomosti/ar-BB1hUzDv
A key Chinese bank used by Russian importers has stopped all settlements with Russia, setting the stage for a “logistics collapse” in the coming weeks, the business daily Vedomostireported Wednesday, citing anonymous businesspeople and financial consultants familiar with the matter.
Chouzhou Commercial Bank, which became the main transaction channel for Russian importers after the invasion of Ukraine, reportedly notified clients last week that it was terminating relations with all Russian and Belarusian organizations.
With Chinese New Year scheduled for Feb. 10-17, an “almost imminent logistics collapse” will hobble exports to Russia at least until March, one of Vedomosti's sources was quoted as saying.
There is “very little chance” that Russian imports from China would resume after the public holiday, said Pavel Bazhanov, an expert in Chinese law.
Chouzhou Commercial Bank’s transactions stopped across major payment systems, including SWIFT, China’s CIPS and Russia’s SPFS, one of Vedomosti’s sources was quoted as saying.
Legal expert Bazhanov said the Chinese cross-border payment systems PingPong and Xtransfer have also halted settlements.
“Even if the movement of money through national systems isn’t visible to the Americans or Europeans, it’s all clearly reflected in the reporting that Western counterparts may demand from the bank,” another source was quoted as saying.
Russia’s Central Bank, the People’s Bank of China and Chouzhou did not respond to requests for comment, according to Vedomosti.
The Kremlin has declined to comment on earlier reports that Chinese state banks were stepping up compliance with Russian clients amid threats of secondary U.S. sanctions.
In December, Washington threatened to cut off access to its financial system for foreign banks linked to companies that support Russia’s defense industry.
Beijing has not joined Western sanctions against Russia in response to its invasion of Ukraine, and some of the country's largest banks meanwhile have extended billions of dollars worth of credit to Russia since the start of the war.
China has, nevertheless, largely complied with Western sanctions.
>>20372423
how is asking 'projecting'? You gonna answer?
https://twitter.com/ChuckCallesto/status/1754920369805254983
Chuck Callesto
@ChuckCallesto
BREAKING REPORT: ⚠️ Migrants to receive 40% MORE than US Citizens via SNAP benefits. -Fox News
READ THAT TWICE..
11:29 AM · Feb 6, 2024
>>20372454
you have anon confused with every govt. intel org, media, religious group, secret society, and military on the planet.
https://twitter.com/MJTruthUltra/status/1754575614567191007
MJTruthUltra
@MJTruthUltra
Maui All over Again…
Chile is on Fire from an onslaught of Orchestrated “Wildfires”
• Chile's forestry authority registered 161 fires across the country are occurring right now. Covering an area totaling almost 28,000 hectares.
• 112+ reported dead, with numbers expected to increase significantly.
• Officials said that thousands of houses have been damaged or destroyed, including more than 3,000 in the Valparaíso region alone, home to some 1.8 million people.
• President Gabriel Boric declared a state of emergency as coastal cities like Viña del Mar and Valparaiso choked in smoke. Residents living in central regions were also forced to evacuate their homes
https://rumble.com/v4bk81w-chile-wildfire-disaster-happening-now-maui-vibes.html
12:39 PM · Feb 5, 2024
M5 Solar Flare, Category 6 Hurricanes, Major Snow | S0 News Feb.7.2024
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Scientists propose a Category 6 as hurricanes gain in intensity…
https://thehill.com/policy/energy-environment/4450003-scientists-propose-a-category-6-as-hurricanes-gain-in-intensity-with-climate-change/
the ego and remote viewing cannot coexist- Joe McMoneagle