The censors are back…

You have no business making such a sweeping statement about the safety of vaccines. Asserting that the absence of an adverse reaction or injury in your co-host, who was vaccinated, means that such events don’t exist is absolutely unacceptable. Your …

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The trade war is back…

China’s share of U.S. imports just hit its lowest levels since 2003. Exports from China to the U.S. have also fallen nearly 300 bps from their highs. Just last week, the U.S. announced bans on investment in some Chinese technology. …

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Dark Brandon is Back!

by Chris Black People actually believe this: BIDEN: "Putin's already lost the war. Putin has a real problem How does he move from here? What does he do? […] There is no possibility of him winning the war in Ukraine. …

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Sail Boats are Coming Back

by Chris Black This simulation we’re living in just went full retard. Hooray for the continued demolition of our supply chain and society as we know it. Giant kites could pull cargo ships across the ocean – and slash their …

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Michal Stupavsky: ‘Buying NVIDIA shares today costs you 40 times historical annual revenues. That’s 40 years to get your money back, assuming $0 cost, 0% tax and a 100% payout ratio.’

Buying NVIDIA shares today costs you 40 times historical annual revenues. That's 40 years to get your money back, assuming $0 cost, 0% tax and a 100% payout ratio. Good luck! pic.twitter.com/tYUZc3Ito8 — Michal Stupavsky, CFA (@MichalStupavsky) June 20, 2023 …

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Looks Like The Monkey Pox Is Back…

https://twitter.com/_/status/1665517427965194243 Only weeks after approving revamped guidelines that allow gay men to donate blood without previously-required screening for AIDS and other sexually transmitted diseases largely prevalent in the LGBT community, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention sounded the alarm …

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Why printer is back on… 2023 is worse than 2008 in terms of deposits held by failed banks.

Total deposits across all banks are much higher now, $17.6t now vs $6.7t in 2008. https://wolfstreet.com/2023/03/16/fed-loaned-160-billion-to-banks-and-142-billion-to-fdic-but-qt-related-roll-off-continued/ In 2008 banks had trouble because they were holding lots of mortgages and MBSs and their value went down a lot, losing them ton …

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