Just end the fed- go back to Treasury notes and tell the Central banks to GF themselves

Then arrest them and their families try and execute!

This endless bullshit is destroying the people.

President Trump Responds to Jerome Powell’s Refusal to Cut Rates for Fifth Time Since December

Reporter: You said that higher interest rates are making it harder for veterans to refinance. With the stronger than expected GDP report out this morning, what do you say to analysts who worry that lowering interest rates would actually lead to inflation?

Trump: Well, if that happens, then we'd just raise them. What you do is you lower them, and let's see if there's inflation. Right now, there's no inflation. Everybody thought there would be. All we have is billions of dollars of cash pouring into our country from other countries that took advantage of us for many, many years. You know, they were taking advantage of– we were like the stupid people that didn't know what they were doing. They took advantage of us, other countries, friend and foe. And by the way, the friend was oftentimes much worse than the foe when it comes to trade.

So,if that happens, what you do is you raise your rates and you do what you have to do to stop inflation, but we're keeping the rates high, and it's hurting people from buying houses. So, we don't want that. If, for any reason, that happened, in a year or two, if there's some signs of inflation coming back– right now there's not. We have a great thing going. I think we're going to have the richest economy you've ever seen. We have money coming in that we've never even thought about at numbers that nobody's ever seen before. We have a deal with Japan, where they're going to pay us $550 billion; we have a deal with Europe, where they're doing $750 billion plus $400 billion, plus $300 billion; and many other countries. It's likewise, you know, relatively those are two big ones, but likewise. So, we have a lot of money coming in, and we have no inflation, and we're very strong, and we should be lowering the rates.

You know, each point that this gentleman keeps up costs us $365 billion a year. Think of that, one point, $365 billion. If you bring it down a point, we save 365. We should be the lowest interest rate, and we're not. We're 38, number 38, because of the Fed. It's all because of the Fed. He's done a bad job. Now, he's got a meeting today, but I call [Powell] "Too Late." He's always too late, even if he does it today, probably wont. I hear they're going to do it in September, not today. For whatever reason, nobody knows, but Europe, as you know, cut their rates 11 times in the last short period of time.

But the good news is we're doing better than anybody anywhere in the world. Nobody's doing anything even close to us, even with the higher rates. The higher rates do affect housing though because people can't go out and get a loan or refinance their house, and it would be nice to have them be able to do that. That would be just another check of a box that would be very important.

https://rumble.com/embed/v6upmk0/?pub=4

In the West, Public Policy Has Been Privatised. Stephen Karganovic

Gerald Celente was slightly but forgivably off when he quoted Mussolini on the definition of fascism to the effect that it denotes the fusion of state and corporate power. That is technically correct, except that the “corporations” Mussolini referred to originally are not exactly the same as the corporations that Celente has in mind.

Mussolini was referring to collective entities representing the various sectors of society. In the system he proposed the state would play a central role in controlling these corporations and mediating their disputes. In theory at least, Mussolini’s system was intended to create a unified, harmonious society where class conflict would be eliminated through the integration of workers, employers, and the state.

When Celente refers to corporate power, he does not mean entities representing and acting on behalf of a cross section of major professional, craft, trade, cultural, and economic segments of society. He is referring to an essentially different type of “corporation,” as found in Western capitalist societies, with a specific relationship to state structures. Such corporations are disinterested in social harmony since they are business enterprises engaged in the predatory pursuit of material gain and frequently they transcend state boundaries.

The definitional nuance is significant for at least two reasons.

Firstly, much as in practice the Corporatist system advocated by Mussolini diverges from its theoretical model, its postulated objective was to achieve a measure of social harmony and cooperation. That objective is completely foreign to the agenda of corporations which operate within the liberal capitalist system today.

Secondly, corporations as the term is currently used manifestly are not subordinate to the state, as would have been the case under classical fascism, but increasingly assert their dominance over it. If comparisons may be drawn between the contemporary state and its interaction with corporate entities, on the one hand, and the classical scheme of fascism as described by Mussolini on the other, the picture we get today is of a reversal.

The state has lost its attribute of controller and referee and is no longer empowered or asked to mediate between conflicting social interests. It is instead marginalised and replaced by private corporate interests and their agenda as the predominant power.

If such a role reversal may still be regarded as “fascism,” so be it.

https://www.globalresearch.ca/west-public-policy-privatised/5896206

1 Thessalonians 2:14-16

14 For ye, brethren, became followers of the churches of God which in Judaea are in Christ Jesus: for ye also have suffered like things of your own countrymen, even as they have of the Jews:

15 Who both killed the Lord Jesus, and their own prophets, and have persecuted us; and they please not God, and are contrary to all men:

16 Forbidding us to speak to the Gentiles that they might be saved, to fill up their sins alway: for the wrath is come upon them to the uttermost.

Iran Deporting Millions Of Afghan Migrants After Capturing Alleged Israeli Spies

It would seem that mass deportations in the name of national security is not an issue limited to western countries. Over the past few weeks Iran has drawn the attention of the UN and a number of humanitarian NGOs after initiated a nationwide program to remove all Afghan migrants without proper legal documentation from their borders, relocating them back to Afghanistan.

Nearly 1 million migrants have been deported in the past month alone according to estimates by Iranian Interior Minister Eskandar Momeni. That's around half of the 2 million Afghans currently residing in the country. Iran’s government spokeswoman Fatemeh Mohajerani stated at the beginning of the relocation effort:

“We’ve always striven to be good hosts, but national security is a priority.”

The deportations are a response to detrimental intelligence leaks and acts of sabotage within Iran during recent conflict with Israel. Iranian authorities report the capture of a number of Afghan refugees involved in the transportation and piloting of drones, the gathering of sensitive intelligence and the planting of bombs. They assert that migrants are easier for the Israelis to bribe.

In a well-publicized case, Iranian authorities in the city of Rey arrested an Afghan university student accusing him of links to the Mossad and alleging he was caught in possession of sensitive material on bomb-making, drone mechanics and surveillance operations.

State television aired reports of arrested Afghan citizens “confessing” to being Israeli agents. In one such report, broadcast on June 26, showed the questioning of several suspects, mostly Afghans, being accused of plotting to bomb a power station in southeast Tehran.

It is possible that the mass deportations represent nothing more than an effort to divert blame for Iranian intelligence failures onto a convenient scapegoat. However, migrant groups have historically been easy targets for manipulation and conversion by foreign enemies and Iran's caution is a logical response. Open borders have long been used by intelligence agencies as a means to plant "sleeper agents" within nations they plan to go to war with.

https://youtu.be/UldcFFUqCK0

President Trump UNLOADS on MO Senator Josh Hawley for Blocking Review of Pelosi’s Stock Trading Over the Past 35 Years! – UPDATED – Hawley Joined Democrats to Advance Flawed Bill Out of Committee

UPDATE– Here is what went down this afternoon… Senator Hawley voted WITH DEMOCRATS to advance the bill to the US Senate.

The vote was 8-7 with Hawley being the only Republican to vote for the bill!

Via CBS News:

Republican Sen. Josh Hawley of Missouri joined Democrats Wednesday to advance legislation that would ban members of Congress from buying, selling or owning individual stocks.

In an 8-7 vote, Hawley and Senate Democrats on the U.S. Senate Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs voted the legislation out of committee, with all other Republicans on the committee voting against it. It’s not yet clear if the legislation, which Hawley introduced, will receive a floor vote in the Republican-controlled Senate.

“I practice what I preach,” Hawley said in an awkward exchange with fellow Republicans on the panel. “I don’t have individual stocks, I don’t trade in stocks. I’m not a billionaire, unlike others on this committee. And what I think is, the American people are sending us a clear message.”

Republican Sen. Rick Scott, who was not born wealthy but is now worth hundreds of millions of dollars, according to his public filings, said he agrees lawmakers shouldn’t be trading stocks. But he defended the ability for members of Congress to be rich, and called attacks on the wealthy “disgusting.”

“He made a reference to billionaires, okay?” Scott said of Hawley. “I don’t know when in this country it became a negative to make money. But somehow, if you’ve made money, you’re supposedly — I think Senator Hawley suggests — you shouldn’t be serving, because you might trade stocks.”

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2025/07/president-trump-unloads-mo-senator-josh-hawley-blocking/

Pelosi Statement on Support of Congressional Stock Trading Ban

San Francisco – Speaker Emerita Nancy Pelosi issued this statement in support of the HONEST Act after it was advanced by the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee:

“We must have strong transparency, robust accountability and tough enforcement for financial conduct in office because the American people deserve confidence that their elected leaders are serving the public interest — not their personal portfolios. If legislation is advanced to help restore trust in government and ensure that those in power are held to the highest ethical standards, then I am proud to support it — no matter what they decide to name it.

“While I appreciate the creativity of my Republican colleagues in drafting legislative acronyms, I welcome any serious effort to raise ethical standards in public service. The HONEST Act, as amended, rightly applies its stock trading ban not only to Members of Congress, but now to the President and Vice President as well. I strongly support this legislation and look forward to voting for it on the Floor of the House.”

https://pelosi.house.gov/news/press-releases/pelosi-statement-support-congressional-stock-trading-ban

Do you see who is winning?

It isn't the People, it's the same shitheads as always!

META Soars 10% To New All Time High After Smashing Estimates, Guiding Revenue, Capex Higher

https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/meta-soars-10-new-all-time-high-after-smashing-estimates-guiding-revenue-capex-higher

Microsoft Shares Soar Higher On Strong Cloud/AI Earnings

https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/micrososft-shares-soar-higher-strong-cloudai-earnings

Starving child in Gaza was killed minutes after receiving aid, former US military contractor says

Anthony Aguilar, who worked at the controversial Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF), says the child kissed his hand and thanked him before he was shot dead by Israeli forces

A former US Army Special Forces officer, who resigned from his role at the controversial Israeli and US-backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF) last month, has said that an emaciated child was shot dead by Israeli forces moments after receiving aid.

Anthony Aguilar told the UnXeptable podcast on Monday that he saw Israeli forces kill the young boy, named Amir, and countless others while he was manning a GHF aid distribution point in southern Gaza on 28 May.

"This young boy, Amir, walked up to me, barefoot and wearing tattered clothes that hung off his emaciated body," Aguilar said.

"He walked 12km to get there, and when he got there, he thanked us for the remnants and the small crumbs that he got.

"He set them down on the ground, because I was kneeling at this point, and he sets his food down, and he places his hands on my face, on the side of my face, on my cheeks, these frail, skeleton, emaciated hands - dirty - and he puts them on my face, and he kissed me.

https://www.middleeasteye.net/news/gaza-starving-child-killed-after-receiving-aid-former-us-military-contractor-says

Why is Trump raging at Jessica Tarlov?

Because she just exposed the one number he never wants aired out:

40% of Trump’s wealth was accumulated while he was President.

https://twitter.com/i/status/1950312262436024352

Congress says no more insider trading, but the White House and lobbyists are already rewriting the rules behind closed doors.

The Senate committee passed the PELOSI Act 8 to 7. Just one Republican voted yes. The bill would ban lawmakers and spouses from owning stocks. The White House is pushing back hard because the bill now includes the president and vice president. “It raises Article II concerns about presidential powers,” says the Office of Legislative Affairs. https://thehill.com/homenews/senate/556789-pelosi-act-vote/

Rand Paul calls Trump’s exemption “absurd.” Bernie Moreno says mid-hearing he “has no idea what we’re voting for.” Senate GOP leadership is divided, unsure if this is a populist win or a threat to donors. Lobbyists are lobbying for loopholes like blind trusts and ETF exceptions. Ethics committees warn about costs of enforcement and audits. https://www.politico.com/news/2025/07/31/pelosi-act-backlash-lobbyists-00123456

Rep. Mike Kelly just got flagged for stock violations by the House Ethics Committee, adding fuel to the fire. The full Senate vote is coming, but insiders predict delays, amendments, procedural roadblocks. The fixers are working overtime behind closed doors. https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2025/07/31/pelosi-act-stock-trading/

All talk about ethics and reform, but follow the money. The game is far from over.

https://citizenwatchreport.com/congress-says-no-more-insider-trading-but-the-white-house-and-lobbyists-are-already-rewriting-the-rules-behind-closed-doors/

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>>23404845

Plane from Qatar was a bribe

Memecoins is grift

So how about "we" as you say go and get fucked!

How Palestine Action Was Banned

The U.K. government was secretly advised that Palestine Action is “highly unlikely” to advocate for violence while officials struggled to produce evidence the group posed a national security threat, it can be revealed.

Despite this, the activist group was banned earlier this month when Home Secretary Yvette Cooper proscribed it under terrorism legislation.

It is the first time in British history that a direct-action group has been branded a terrorist organisation.

Only 26 MPs voted against the ban, which provoked a wave of civil disobedience across Britain, with protesters holding placards saying: “I oppose genocide. I support Palestine Action”.

Over 100 people have now been arrested under the Terrorism Act for allegedly showing support for the group, including an 83-year-old priest and a man holding a Private Eye cartoon.

Declassified has now seen documents which detail why, how and when the decision to proscribe Palestine Action was made. They form part of the material relied upon in the group’s High Court challenge to the ban.

‘Novel & Unprecedented’

The documents detail how the government’s Proscription Review Group (PRG) conceded in March 2025 that a ban on Palestine Action would be “novel and unprecedented”.

This was because “there was no known precedent of an organisation being proscribed … mainly due to its use or threat of action involving serious damage to property”.

The Joint Terrorism Analysis Centre (JTAC), which is based within MI5, [the U.K.’s domestic security agency], also concluded that “the majority of direct action by Palestine Action would not be classified as terrorism… but does often involve criminality”.

Cooper was nonetheless advised in March by PRG and JTAC that the threshold to ban the group had been met based on three out of a total of 385 incidents, involving “serious property damage” to arms factories.

Lawyers representing the group’s co-founder Huda Ammori argued in court that these activities were not intended to “influence the government” and therefore could not satisfy the statutory test for terrorism.

While one incident involved several alleged assaults, moreover, U.K. officials broadly recognised that Palestine Action (PA) does not promote or encourage attacks on people.

https://consortiumnews.com/2025/07/30/how-palestine-action-was-banned/

>>23404894

Katie Johnson says he raped her

Trump Envoy Says This Time Oil Sanctions On Russia Will 'Bite'

Keith Kellogg, Trump's special envoy to Russia and Ukraine, has freshly warned in newly published comments that oil sanctions will have a serious and hard-hitting economic impact if properly enforced - though they haven't been up till now, he suggested.

His prediction comes after President Trump's announcement early this week that he would shorten Russia’s deadline to negotiate an end to the war in Ukraine down to ten days from the previous 50. "We haven’t really applied full pressure on the oil sector yet," Kellogg said on The Record With Greta Van Susteren.

"Russia’s a petrostate, exporting around 7 million barrels of oil daily, much of it through what’s called the ‘dark fleet,’" he continued.

Noting that India and China remain Russia's two biggest oil customers, he described that the revenue from these exports helps finance the war in Ukraine and fund "huge bonuses" for soldiers being recruited as Russia expends manpower in a war of attrition.

The proposed sanctions, including 100% tariff on countries purchasing Russian oil, will "start to bite"…

"If that happens—and if Russian oligarchs start seeing the effects, especially with Russian sovereign assets largely held in Belgium—Putin will start feeling the pressure not just from within his military, but also from the oligarchs and internally," Kellogg said.

He gaged the current level of sanctions as moderate, rating them at about "six out of ten" while admitting that enforcement remains weak, which he put at a "three out of ten."

Kellog called for strengthening enforcement if Washington hopes to make the sanctions more effective.

Meanwhile, the Kremlin has shrugged off these new threats and Trump's revised timeline, which is clearly aimed at drastically ratcheting the pressure on Moscow.

"We’ve taken note of President Trump’s statement," Putin spokesman Dmitry Peskov on Tuesday. "The special military operation continues."

He added, "We remain committed to a peace process to resolve the conflict around Ukraine while safeguarding our national interests."

https://www.zerohedge.com/energy/trump-envoy-says-time-oil-sanctions-russia-will-bite

Congress 'Gridlocked' Over Censorship Bills to Suppress 'Anti-Semitism'

Congress 'Gridlocked' Over Censorship Bills to Suppress 'Anti-Semitism'

From Jewish Insider, "Congress gridlocked over legislation to crack down on antisemitism":

The House and Senate have passed resolutions condemning the attacks, but key legislation related to antisemitism remains stalled, even as lawmakers individually and in groups continue to press for action.

There are still no clear prospects for passage of the Antisemitism Awareness Act, a key element of congressional efforts to address antisemitism, after a contentious Senate committee meeting in April in which Democrats, joined by Republicans including Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY), voted to add amendments that most Republicans supporting the bill view as nonstarters. House leaders have made no public moves to advance the legislation.

And despite calls from Jewish groups for significant increases in nonprofit security funding to as much as $1 billion next year and a push from a bipartisan coalition of lawmakers for $500 million, the funding levels under consideration in the House are so far little different from those discussed in prior years.

What a nice way to say "thanks" to US taxpayers for giving them $454.5 million for fiscal year 2024 alone.

One Republican senator working on the Antisemitism Awareness Act told Jewish Insider they have not seen much movement among colleagues who have continued concerns about the legislation, in conversations with those colleagues and the White House.

The senator said they are frustrated by unresolved disputes about the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance’s working definition of antisemitism on the Republican side of the aisle, noting as well that there are steps the administration can take independently.

Note that this unnamed senator won't even go on record while he champions taking away our free speech rights.

Jonathan Greenblatt, the CEO of the Anti-Defamation League, said at a press conference last week that “there needs to be, for sure” more focus from Congress on tackling antisemitism. A key part of that, he said, will be sidelining extreme voices.

“I think too often extremes on both ends kind of warp the conversation and insist that the definition of antisemitism somehow needs to include things like the false charge of ‘the Jews murdered Jesus,’ or the claim that anti-Zionism is never antisemitism,” Greenblatt said, alluding to the objections from both sides of the aisle to the Antisemitism Awareness Act.

“All the Jews didn’t murder Jesus, and anti-Zionism is antisemitism. I think I’d like to see the extremes marginalized so the vast majority of members of Congress on both sides can get the stuff done that needs to happen once and for all,” he continued.

The "extremes" in this case are the majority of Americans who don't support Israel's ethnic cleansing and genocide in Gaza.

By Greenblatt's standard, you're an "extremist" if you're against eliminating the First Amendment to silence criticism of the genocide he is actively championing.

https://www.informationliberation.com/?id=64997