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Unfortunately,
probably true. San Fran Fed didn’t know about SVB’s problems, but likely knew ‘their carbon
footprint.’
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A Failed Presidency In 20 Seconds.
Joe Biden has
been a corrupt politician for a long time, probably decades. In recent years
his corruption has come to light. The establishment press tried to deny it,
since the imperative to defeat Donald Trump trumped everything else. But no one
has disputed the evidence that shows Biden has hauled in millions in ill-gotten
income from foreign interests. There is nothing subtle about this: it is a
classic way in which a corrupt politician gets rich.
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An
update on the disgraceful episode at Stanford Law School with Judge Duncan. Read his description of what happened to see just how despicable these
people are. Administrators, one in particular, should be fired and several
students should be expelled.
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Gallatin,
TN in Sumner County is just south of NASHVILLE. A local librarian and some of
his woke staff tried to derail a children’s story-time hosted by actor Kirk
Cameron, swimmer Riley Gaines and Duck Dynasty start Missy Robertson. Unlike
what happened at Stanford Law School, it cost the head librarian his job and the event went off without a
hitch to overflow crowds. In other words, don’t try that crap in Tennessee if
you want to keep your job.
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The Three Percent Fabrication. Pure demagoguery, but that’s
nothing new. Get the lie out there and hope a compliant press will run with it.
Other politicians will, of course, repeat it. As Churchill said, a lie can get
halfway around the world before the truth gets one leg in its pants.
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Veep Thoughts With Kamala Harris.
In this edition
Harris wrestles with water policy and, alone against the free world, finds
herself a source of great amusement.
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As
Al Gore might say, this is an inconvenient truth. Why Wind And Solar Will Never Work.
Why? Because
wind and solar are both obsolete technologies. They produce electricity less
than one-half of the time, a fact that will never change. How can we run a
modern economy on intermittent energy sources? We can’t.
Battery
Storage? Don’t think so. See the chart.
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Bitcoin has been surging amid the banking crisis. It is up
over 69% year-to-date. Wow! Someone is a true believer. Balaji Srinivasan,
former CTO of Coinbase, just placed a $2 million bet that Bitcoin will hit $1 million
in 90 days. That
would be a nice 3600% return. Stay tuned.
Balaji claims
that the current banking crisis will lead to what he calls as
“hyperbitcoinization,” a phenomenon where the world redenominates Bitcoin as
digital gold, similar to the model used before the 20th century with physical
gold. He added that individuals, firms, and large funds like sovereign
countries will buy Bitcoin to hedge against hyperinflation in the coming weeks.
