theyre mocking us
NEW - Disturbing scene at German public broadcaster ARD: A "skin color check" is suggesting that racism is widespread in the country.
https://x.com/disclosetv/status/1998315396676411634
JUST IN - Jared Kushner's Affinity Partners, along with the Saudi and Qatari sovereign wealth funds, take financing role in Paramount's $108 billion hostile bid for Warner Bros Discovery.
https://x.com/disclosetv/status/1998168178762113290
she seems nice
Comment🇺🇸🔥🔥🇬🇧: "Donald Trump has killed thousands of Americans, he's an absolute buffoon who should be nowhere near the White House". Labour MP Angela Rayner 2020.
Ladies and Gentlemen, boys and girls, here is the woman tipped to be the UK's next PM, mortgage tax evader and radical leftist - Ms Angela 'Scum' Rayner.
https://x.com/HerdImmunity12/status/1998179544562295107
🚨 BREAKING: Activist judge Patti Saris of Boston slaps down President Trump's halt on new wind mill projects, handing a victory to blue states who want to continue the Green New Scam.
You gotta be kidding.
This woman thinks she's president of the United States, and won 77M votes. OVERTURN IT.
https://x.com/EricLDaugh/status/1998189103825727678
🚨 NEW: Fmr. CDC Director Rochelle Walensky says if vaccine manufacturers are not “free of responsibility” for vaccine injuries, they may choose not to make them
https://x.com/TheChiefNerd/status/1998201357871022469
Today's cover: Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani has picked a controversial rapper who did seven years in state prison for armed robbery to advise him on the criminal justice system, The Post has learned.
https://x.com/nypost/status/1998373583664320900
https://nypost.com/2025/12/08/us-news/zohran-mamdani-taps-ex-con-rapper-to-serve-as-criminal-justice-adviser-on-mayoral-transition-team/
NEW - Trump says it's possible the U.S. may not consider most European nations allies if their demographics continue to change: "The people coming in have a totally different ideology."
https://x.com/disclosetv/status/1998386912944402468
I'm Sarah Eckhardt, and I'm running for Texas Comptroller to fund our public schools, end sweetheart deals, and bring affordability and accountability back to Texas. This is a campaign for common ground — and I’d be honored to have your support.
https://x.com/SarahEckhardtTX/status/1998133927970734244
As I first reported last Friday….Jocelyn Ballantine, the leader of the DOJ prosecution team in the Proud Boys case, is now handling Brian Cole Jr. case.
This is very troubling. Ballantine should be removed from DOJ not given such a sensitive, high profile case.
I just pulled up my copy of a March 9, 2023 court hearing during the PB trial. The defense had discovered an FBI spreadsheet containing messages that disclosed an agent asked for his name to be removed from a CHS (informant) report; that an agent had been asked by a supervisor to delete evidence; and that the DOJ had been monitoring communications between one of the incarcerated Proud Boys and his attorney.
Ballantine, who was not part of the litigation team but oversaw the case, swooped into court on March 9, a few days after Judge Tim Kellyher former colleague at the DC US Attorney's office where they had worked on at least one case togethercut short the cross examination of the FBI agent on the stand before the jury. A defense attorney started questioning the FBI agent (Miller) about the messages. Kelly adjourned the trial immediately.
Ballantine, as you can read here, claimed the spreadsheet with the incriminating and exculpatory messages contained "classified" material and needed to be returned to the government.
This is just one example of how dirty she is:
https://x.com/julie_kelly2/status/1998384492692598803
The government is required to produce "Jencks" material, past statements made by government witnesses, to the defense. Here, it appears the DOJ turned over the spreadsheet without realizing there were thousands of lines of texts between this FBI witness and other agents.
Too bad, right?
But no–Ballantine successfully argued the communications were either classified (as told by the FBI LOL) or irrelevant.
https://x.com/julie_kelly2/status/1998386055985152445
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In 'It's A Wonderful Life' Remake, Angel Tells George Bailey To Kill Himself Because He's White
https://x.com/TheBabylonBee/status/1998393043502723337
>When buying gold and silver ETFs and other structured products, where the metal is stored in London, please take the following into account, when performing your due diligence.
Where Medieval Power Meets Modern Finance And The Untold Story of the City of London
@scientificecon
point resonates because the City of London really does sit inside the U.K. with a political and legal structure unlike anything else in the country. Its odd status isn’t modern at all, it’s the product of a series of agreements that go back nearly a thousand years. After the Norman Conquest, William I issued a charter in 1067 guaranteeing that London’s citizens could keep their ancient laws and customs. That single act effectively recognized the City as a semi autonomous community inside the kingdom at a time when royal authority was consolidating everywhere else. In 1215, Magna Carta singled out the City explicitly, promising it would retain all its ancient liberties and free customs. And around that same period, London secured the right to elect its own mayor, a privilege no other English town had. These weren’t symbolic flourishes; they created a civic identity that endured through dynasties, civil wars, imperial expansion, and the rise of the modern British state.
Those liberties also positioned the City to become the country’s financial engine. By the late 1600s, after the Glorious Revolution reshaped the constitutional order, money and politics in England were fused more tightly than ever. In 1694, City merchants founded the Bank of England to finance government debt, marking the beginning of Britain’s permanent national debt and the architecture of modern public finance. As the empire expanded, the City became the clearinghouse of global commerce, all while retaining its unusual governance as a medieval municipal corporation run by livery companies and business interests rather than a typical democratic electorate. When Werner says the U.K. doesn’t have finance; the City of London has it, he is pointing to this long trajectory. Britain’s financial power grew through the City’s institutions rather than through Westminster, giving the Square Mile a center of gravity that sits somewhat apart from the rest of the country.
Why It Still Feels Separate And What the Law Says Today
The City’s modern structure reinforces this older story. It is still the only jurisdiction in the U.K. where businesses have formal voting power in local elections, a system updated in 2002 but still rooted in medieval corporate representation. The City also maintains the office of the Remembrancer, a centuries old official who sits inside Parliament to monitor legislation affecting the City’s interests. And the famous ritual where the monarch pauses at the City’s boundary to be greeted by the Lord Mayor is a surviving symbol of those ancient arrangements, not a legal limit on royal authority. Today, under U.K. law, the City is fully subject to parliamentary sovereignty. Acts like the Local Government Act 1972 and the Representation of the People Acts apply there, and during the U.K.’s membership in the EU, EU law applied equally to the City.
Even so, the City feels distinct because its institutions predate the modern state, and Parliament has historically chosen to respect those ancient liberties rather than rewrite them. When London underwent its Big Bang deregulation in 1986 and transformed into one of the world’s most global financial centers, the City of London Corporation, the same corporate body shaped by documents stretching back to 1067 continued to govern the Square Mile. That continuity creates the impression that the City wasn’t created by the British state but absorbed into it, carrying its older wiring into a very different era.
This is the context behind Werner’s comments. The City isn’t separate from Britain, but it is one of the oldest components of Britain, a place where medieval charters, imperial finance, and modern global markets sit on top of one another, still shaping how power works inside the U.K. today.
https://x.com/onechancefreedm/status/1997065838663254136
Bank for International Settlements Warns of a ‘Double Bubble’ in Gold and Stocks
The Bank for International Settlements (BIS) is sounding the alarm on what it calls a “double bubble” that’s forming in both stocks and gold. Economists at the BIS note in a new paper that the combination of gold and share prices soaring in unison is a phenomenon that has not occurred in at least half a century.
https://x.com/profitsplusid/status/1998406292936015898
https://www.tipranks.com/news/bank-for-international-settlements-warns-of-a-double-bubble-in-gold-and-stocks
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As mentioned a few days ago, it would be extremely unwise not to pay attention to yields.
Bond yields are breaking out from sea to shining sea across the globe.
It pays to pay attention.
Thanks for listening.
https://x.com/great_martis/status/1998136524219859324
happened in china yesterday or the day before yeah?
wowzers
i got to stay grounded kek….
Silver at 60 is not a win, it is a warning.
This is what happens when you debase the dollar, ship industry overseas, then paper over the damage with debt and money printing.
Metals moon when trust dies. Enjoy the chart, but remember it is a vote of no confidence in the regime.
JUST IN - Politico names Trump "The most powerful person in Europe."
https://x.com/disclosetv/status/1998426840625786974