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America’s “Warshed Up” – Retail Sales – Fractals Hint “Sim” – Drought About

Let’s begin with the cheap material first (to warm up the audience a bit).

From the headline in the WaPo: Warsh confirmed as Fed chair as Trump allies warn on rate cuts, we draw the conclusion that America is now “Warshed up.”

America’s Floundering Future

But if’n you were to ask reader Ray about it, he might point to the X-post here which was about how your government’s been lying about all kinds of crap, especially  related to the Wuhan origins story.  This’ll take a sec, so slow down and think about it:

“Hawley read the two key conclusions from that report into the record. Nothing researched at the Wuhan lab could plausibly be a progenitor of SARS-CoV-2. No evidence of any research-related incident involving Wuhan employees. Then he asked Erdmann directly: are those statements true?

“No. I don’t believe that’s true.”

Three violations, on the record. They defied the law. They withheld thousands of pages they knew were covered by it. And the conclusions they did release are false.

Hawley closed with this: if elected and unelected officials can blatantly violate the statutes of this country and lie to the American people, we don’t have a democracy anymore.”

Ergo: Ure’s starkly obvious about being “Warshed up” now.  Bio pic here: What to know about Kevin Warsh, the newly confirmed Fed Chair (TLT:NASDAQ) | Seeking Alpha

Then It Gets Worse

How?  Oh, you mean about the CIA apparently/allegedly conducting an illegal domestic operation as described here?  All just to continue keeping the JFK cover-up under cover?

Cue that newsroom skeptic, slightly news-juice slurred: “LGMA.” (Lone gunman, my ass.)

The Assassination of…Alcohol

Let’s step back in time, a minute to put this in context:  A few billion years ago – early 1970s, the rock n’ roll radio station I was newsing at (KOL, AM-FM, Seattle) did a weekly comedy shtick “That Was The Week That Was.”  It was a compilation (and early training ground) for cynical citizens and news denizens alike.

There was one episode in particular, which somehow linked a sitting Seattle mayor with the restoration of a building in a historical district which old-timers knew was once a bordello.  Sitting Hizzoner was 16-shades of pissed.  So, the station manager – 24 karat fellow by the name of Dick Curtis said (as we headed for City Hall) “We need a shot of liquid courage.”  A 5-minute in-and-out at Andy’s Diner on Fourth South followed.

Needless to say, we patched things up at City Hall. I want to recall Hizzoner got a get-even shot on the air in the following week’s TWTWTW.  Lawsuit threats came off the table and a year-or-so later, I was back on Hizzoner’s Christmas party list.

I know.  “OK, so WTF yammering Old Man?”

Just that when a story with lots of “narrative power” comes along (Look! Here’s one! Kash Patel Tries to Flip the Script on His Alleged Drinking Problem and It Blows Up in His Face — Then a 90-Second Video Drops and Turns the Hearing Into a Full-Blown Disaster“)  I remember that in-and-out at Andy’s Diner before a high-stakes meeting.

You’ll have to pardon the old newsroom skeptic in me, but the narrative around Patel has — to these old eyes — taken on the familiar look of a Washington character-assassination package: first the anonymous-sourced “concern” story, then the hearing-room ambush, then the clip engineered for virality, then the moralizing headlines, then the friendly amplification loops, then the “questions are being raised” chorus, then the opposition-party fundraising copy, then the late-night jokes, then the Beltway whisper circuit, then the obligatory “fitness to serve” frame, and finally the convenient public-memory rewrite where an allegation, a denial, a lawsuit, and a 90-second booze-adjacent video all get compressed into one sticky little label.

Patel has denied the drinking allegations and says he is suing The Atlantic; Reuters and the Guardian both report that senators pressed him on the claims during a May 12 budget hearing.

Paradoxical, isn’t it? The CIA can apparently still keep a lid on JFK-era paperwork, while good-old American political assassination ops run around in broad daylight wearing press credentials. Wanna have a beer and talk it through?

While Washington is busy running narrative-management drills on itself, the rest of the planet keeps moving.  Rotating to the West (toward stir-fry land).

Out for Chinese

“Oh look!  Over there!”  

And while we were looking? China gains major edge on U.S. amid Iran war, U.S. intelligence finds – The Washington Post.

“And over there, too!!!“

Russian missiles, drones pound Kyiv overnight; at least 5 killed, 44 injured as rescue efforts continue.

Yes sir – DDSS (Different day, similar shit.). Now put a quarter in the Warlitzer and listen to the golden newbies:  China’s Xi warns Trump about “conflicts” if Taiwan isn’t “handled properly”.

And lean left so you can see this one a little clearer: Trump’s killer quote exposes his bind on Iran and inflation.  Replaying the Replays, kids.  Useless.

Retail: Around the Corner & Up Your Prices

Retail Sales just out:

“Advance estimates of U.S. retail and food services sales for April 2026, adjusted for seasonal variation and holiday and trading-day differences, but not for price changes, were $757.1 billion, up 0.5 percent (±0.4 percent) from the previous month, and up 4.9 percent (±0.5 percent) from April 2025. Total sales for the February 2026 through April 2026 period were up 4.4 percent (±0.4 percent) from the same period a year ago. The February 2026 to March 2026 percent change was revised from up 1.7 percent (±0.4 percent) to up 1.6 percent (±0.2 percent).

Markets blowing off skyward but Big Sales mean the Fed could (likely) pass and maybe even (shhh!) raise…

And a good time will be had by all. Bankers.

New UI Filings Data

Slaughterhouse Economics

My friend The Economic Fractalist is hot on the trail of coherence in Are the two elegantly simple time-based self-ordering fractal math rules of Lammert Fractal Economics part of the simulation governing human-affairs asset-debt macroeconomics?

Well, yes.  Not sure if the Hopium will last through the weekend.  This might become “turd around Turdsday.”  We noticed that Bitcoin took a bounce of $79,000 overnight.  Will it just keep on going?  We “warshed” our hands of crypto more than a decade back.  But, we will admit this (Ponzi replay) for this long wave cycle is sure an interesting life-extension experiment.

Tell me: Is there a link between gullibility and longevity?

Around the Ranch: Drought About

Heat’s on and the water’s gone.

My buddy Dr. John up in the I(rural, the man’s not stupid) PNW tells me the white wheat prices are still too low for Washington state wheat farmers. “Red’s are getting up close to $10-bucks, but the white wheat is still under what hundreds of farm families need to break-even,” he tells me.

And looking at the map just out for the week?

This weekend, our ShopTalk Sunday will get into real greenhouse temperature control engineering. Long article, but it’s only the Stage 1 report.  More will be coming.

And to remind you how dry it is in Texas this year?

Last year by the end of April we had 18.86 inches and this far into May? We had 21.4 inches.  This year? 10.17 inches year to date.

What is even more sobering is talk of a super El Nino. No to a Depression Dust Bowl replay – yet.

 A super El Niño can rearrange storm tracks and worsen drought in some regions, but a Dust Bowl takes a stack: persistent drought, heat, bare/fragile soils, bad land management, wind, and crop/ground-cover failure. The 1930s were not just “weather”; they were weather plus exposed Plains soil.

The warning flag is that drought is already broad: NOAA’s seasonal drought assessment says over 60% of the contiguous U.S. was in drought as of April 7, with extensive drought continuing.

Super El Niño doesn’t make a Dust Bowl. It lights the match. Bare soil, heat, wind, and bad water policy decide whether the prairie burns.  But there’s a lot of economic arson in markets, too.  We will bring chickens back online here after the summer heat’s off.

A few sacks of rice, a few eggs, and both a dirt garden, hydro, and rain capture for any that comes along.  Is that paranoia?

Nope. Dr. John says we still have six-weeks before secondary hantavirus spread clarifies. And the Polish Seer hints “Keep an eye on Italy” for possible clues.

Write when you feel safe cruising again,

George@Ure.net

 

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  1. Retail, they are selling “Australian grade beef” striploin grilling steak for our Victoria Day weekend, {Ontario Canada}.
    Bought some before and find the taste different from Canadian or US, really need to marinate, to try improve tastes.
    Have seen Mexican beef on sale here as well.
    And the packets of New Zealand hamburger, (grass fed), tried it but not same as Canadian or US grade beef.
    But cheaper. (Price and taste)
    Any Australians here care to share a marinade that’ll improve the taste?

    • best steaks i have ever had are in USA . probably best . the boathouse in central park . had great steak in washington as well name escapes me . we send our sheet grade beef overseas . but our beef is not as good as american . i beleive if a steak needs marinade its no good . bbq medium rare , salt eat hot best

        • We have been eating lots of Oz beef. Filet is super good, t-bone is my fave and found in the two places in town that you can eat out. Can get roo in the butcher shop and at Woolies, but haven’t tried that yet. Seafood is sparse and expensive. Occasional local fisherman markets but more prawns and bugs than fish.
          Had a fillet last night that was as good as anything ever, but lived in Hawaii for 45 years so-beef was generally not on the menu for comparison .
          Definitely plenty of kangaroos here though. Big buggers right in the neighborhood. Dingo warnings for a couple weeks too.
          No matter, still happy as.
          Stiks

    • Buy some Bison. Pricey, but way better than beef. Costco here has ground Bison.

    • You bring up something interesting. I was talking foodies with an Indian lady the other day and we both noticed over the last few months fresh meats, vegetables and fruits offered by Big Grocery don’t taste the same or last as long in home refrigerators. We speculate foodies @ Big Grocery are imported, chemically treated to be warehoused and sold on demand.

      I’ve gone to Big Grocery, like Kroger early morning and saw most ‘fresh’ tray meats in the cabinets is frozen.

      We now have to go to the local Islamic meat market for hand slaughtered, non-frozen meats.

    • Unless you’re going to get into the fancy Japanese stuff, Argentine beef is best, with U.S. and Canadian grass-fed & “natural” a close second (Pampas grass has a slightly better nutritional profile than fescue and bluegrass…)

  2. “If you’re in trouble or hurt or need–go to poor people. They’re the only ones that’ll help–the only ones.”
    — John Steinbeck, The Grapes of Wrath

    • The pizza delivery coboogle… I did day labor pizza delivery in the early eighties similar to a waitress it was ten cents a mile and tips….I went through the list of areas..and picked the wealthiest neighborhoods.. you know the places that have door bells that aren’t hooked up.. seen a multitude of tricks..thirty minutes or its free..from placing sacks over the house numbers to turning off all the lights pretending no ones home..
      when you delivered the tips were non existent.. if you was real good you’d maybe get a dollar.. ( unless it was a young kid..they tipped like big tips , cause they don’t care where it came from they flaunt the position…) after two weeks I went up to the boss at morning meeting and said sorry but I have to put in my notice..why… I can’t even afford to put gas in the car..everyone laughed then handed me an envelope..they were taking bets on how fast I got smart..lol in the envelope was half of what they took in for the bet..
      A waitress will tell you the same thing..
      now a young man told me how to double tips..in the real world neighborhoods.. you hand the customer the fresh hot pizza and count back the dollars first then go to the change nine times out if ten they say..keep the change..
      at the grocery store…a common ploy done was some big buck billy would come in order a pile of steaks for a cookout then come back on the following Monday with half of them saying they were tainted and get their money back..the store couldn’t sell them due to the claim so the meat department fired up a grill and we all had steak..today they have a deli..

      • I was sure you could relate to this.

        I could tell stories… tips I got were only from the average Joe, the big shots, nada, zilch.

        • Yup..I still tease one of the meat cutters that’s still working..yup I need fifty rib eyes going to have a picnic..lol lol..I once asked the manager why they allowed it..he said cause they will buy gift cards to hand out as special perks..lol lol
          there was a couple places we fought over who got to deliver it..the woman there was always..hmm this is a family friendly site…so I will simply say entertaining..I was early twenties back then.. the owner of the pizza company was a billionaire he set the company up so his new son knows could get a working knowledge of the business..they supply most of the pizza companies the ingredients..he was a nice guy.. every week we would deliver pizzas to his unfinished basement freezer..when he passed on his wife would come into the store..so much perfume on and jewelry ..it was disgusting..she and the kids were not nice..they almost destroyed his business..luckily his younger brother took over the company and its still up and running..
          lately most of the pizza places are pushing super thin crust..yuck.. if I wanted pizza on a cracker.. then again there’s more calories in the box why not jus make the pizza on the cardboard..lol lol

        • I got heart broken today..sixty five to seventy mike an hour breeze.. I was sitting out..got up and talked to my grand son – inlaw came back..my favorite heavy coffee cup..gone I walked all over hunting for it..its gone..and a full cup of coffee to boot..
          years past I had to chase down garbage cans never a coffee cup..I won’t make that mistake again..

        • Pizza!

          NYC’s best pizza is at Pizza Studio Tamaki – New York Post

          “My first bite delivered explosive flavors of tomato sauce, fresh mozz, oregano and garlic. It was like tasting pizza for the first time.

          The difference starts with the dough. Tamaki’s dough is made from a proprietary flour milled in Japan from American, Canadian and Japanese grains. A 30-hour fermentation adds complexity.

          The result is a medium-thick crust that actually tastes of the yeast it’s made from — unlike crusts that taste of nothing and mainly serve as platforms for the toppings. It has a tantalizing, smoky note even though (despite reports elsewhere) no wood is used in the cooking process.

          The oven floor is seasoned with Okinawan salt before each pie goes in for 60 to 75 seconds at 900 degrees Fahrenheit. The salt brightens all the flavors without overwhelming them.

          Olive oil is a prominent note. Although reps for the restaurant were vague about how much is used — “it varies by pizza and is incorporated into the cooking process” — I tasted it in soul-satisfying abundance.

          Tomato sauce, made in house from San Marzano tomatoes and oregano, unifies the fresh mozzarella, anchovies, garlic, oregano and basil in a pie called the Romana ($28).”

          https://nypost.com/2026/05/12/lifestyle/nycs-best-pizza-is-at-pizza-studio-tamaki/

        • Found my cup…lol lol will miracles never cease….lol lol the daughter was mowing after the wind died down and found the cup..and..not one chip in it lol lol lol lol I figured it would be in a thousand pieces..lol lol Chinese snow ball tree caught it lol lol lol

        • Oh my JC… I told you things that I experience in my twenties and didn’t mention my experience in my seventies..lol lol lol..
          Last year he’s we home taxes became more than what we took in a month along with inflated car and home insurance and the bank loan..I had to take on a part time job..years ago because I got extremely sick to the point that they didn’t think I would survive..with my wife having one to many strokes..her mobility was seriously hindered..so it was up to me to take the baton and go for it..
          I took on a part time job of in home care…the first client lived in an estate..the o e rule was.because we obviously weren’t in his class of society..we were not to ever speak to him..or anyone in the family..
          Now back up to when I was barely shaving..my child hood dream was photography.. I wanted to be the next wheel adams.. but with a twist..I made etchings with the at the time new process of converting a film into an etching mask..( they put photos on tomb stones this way now) ant take the photos of peoples vacations or prize hunting etc. and put it on glass..I also did stained glass classes when young..and getting work was non existent due to the farm crisis..there was a bartering group where you could trade things you made for a coupon from other merchants to get their products..one restaurant has some of my work framed.. anyway I did a lot of window trivets and a few windows.. I think I got twenty bucks worth of groceries for the one..
          back to the client..his estate has a big back yard checkerboard and a huge Olympic size pool etc..even a statue of himself in his garden..we were to sit in his old office..if he required assistance he would page us..other than that we weren’t allowed to leave the room and absolutely never speak to him..
          I go in sit in the office..in the window hung a window I had made at twenty one …it shocked me..I had made it for that groups trade room showcase..knowing me..I will talk to you and if your a friend or someone I connect with mentally.. I can obviously talk your ear off..I made the mistake if leaving the room we were designated to sit in..and I mentioned the window I had made.. lol lol lol..
          the difference in social class separation…lol lol He was extremely upset that someone so far beneath his social class would have the audacity to speak to him..lol lol lol
          needless to say when I got to the office..they said what in the he’ll were you thinking..he absolutely said no one was to talk to him that was below his station and social class and you did..lol lol lol..

  3. “China gains major edge on U.S. amid Iran war”

    Make the blockade, work the blockade then sit back letting the 4D work. Trump’s art of the dealing those Chinese as we type. Trump breaking ground on new U.S. factories up next.

    Speaking of JFK. Trump will release the files. He’s busy internally art of the dealing Fort Knox audits and COVID origins and 911 needing just a little more time.

    The alternative is Trump supporters are the suckers but it can’t be them. They make good decisions. Trumpers saved us from Biden’s inflation. Kam would have cheap white bread over $2.00 /lb by now. These are the days. New dawn similar to the dawn of Reagan. 1981:

    Journey – Don’t Stop Believin’ (Official Audio)

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VcjzHMhBtf0

    • Perry could actually SING, unlike oh so many others in that business. At least the motor city madman knew he was terrible at it, and employed a lead Singer. Van Halens lead singer – one of the worst croaking frogs I ever heard sing flatly out of key. Todays entertainers – forget it, without electronic enhancement – they all pretty much suck big baby chunks, Pillar of the Struts being an exception the rule, never miss a show when in town..

      Kiss This/Studio – https://youtu.be/UvovOxqb6w0?

      Kiss This/Live in TX -https://youtu.be/Xdse-PiBFWs?

      • There was a lot of fantasy themed music during the era. That’s why I believe the Frankfort School/Theodor Adorno connection manipulated pop culture. But like space aliens there’s no proof, proof.

      • Yeah, Steve Perry can sing well, hits those high notes, and is always on key. He has a beautiful tenor voice that could have been a huge hit on Broadway, but he did choose rock and roll. I think that he could have even sung opera, if he had had the proper training, like Pat Benatar had at Juilliard. Many rock and roll fans loved Journey and loved Steve Perry. It was rumored that he was a contralto. Not sure if that is true.

      • “Todays entertainers – forget it, without electronic enhancement – they all pretty much suck”

        Danil Buranov doesn’t.
        Check out “Leonid & Friends.” They started out as a Russian session band, then moved to doing Chicago and CTA covers. James Pankow stumbled across them about 10 years ago and linked Chicago’s official band website to them.

        They’re currently on their third U.S. tour. Their current 17pc lineup is half Russian, a quarter Ukrainian, and Belarusian, with one Moldovan, for good measure. Danil is about the second or third best singer in the group. The best is Ksenia Buzina, who is the finest singer in the world – that you’ve never heard of. She’s better than Streisand or Whitney, and sounds like if you combined Karen Carpenter with Basia. She sings bell-clear with perfect pitch and no trace of an accent.

        If you check them out, find the collab they did with Gino Vannelli. THAT surprised me, both because he’s still around and because he can still sing…

    • Don’t forget alternative option number three. That us red neck, white haired, & blue collar Americans are screwed no matter which political party happens to be in power.

    • Brilliant,

      https://youtu.be/RhPiheyur7Y

      Looks like the poohteam have been cleaning their house of the deepstate actors too.

      I’ll take it at face value, cooperation is better than the alternatives, and it appears now listening to Pooh (team) that the Donald and the Poohteam (Vlad +Xi) have been cooperating in the background this whole time. Great psyop leading up to this. The black hats are returning to the shadows.

      https://www.bis.org/review/r090402c.pdf

      https://finbold.com/ripple-is-working-with-bank-for-international-settlements-on-payments-taskforce/

      Wonder what’s on deck next?

      Not advice. Got preps?

  4. When are Venezuelan illegals good – when Trump says they’re no longer illegals.

    Trump Offers U.S. Citizenship to 32 Million Venezuelans

    President Donald Trump suggested earlier this week that Venezuela should be annexed by the United States. He reportedly told Fox News correspondent John Roberts—not to be confused with the chief justice—that he was “seriously considering a move to make Venezuela the 51st state.”

  5. “When a majority of the people are hungry and cold, they will take by force what they needs.”
    – – John Steinbeck, The Grapes of Wrath

    • When people are hungry and cold, society stops functioning the way the comfortable expect.
      It’s hard not to think of Marie Antoinette, the Star of Russia and many many more with similar fates — not because of the drama of their fate , but because the warnings were there long before the collapse they just wasn’t as apparent in their neighborhoods.
      When leaders ignore the needs of the base , the entire structure becomes brittle.
      It looks stable right up until the moment it isn’t. That’s the danger of optics over reality.

      Even the story of Al Capone shows the same paradox.
      For all his crimes, people remembered the soup kitchens, the milk programs, the boxes of food on doorsteps.

      When institutions fail to meet basic needs, people turn to whoever does — even if that person is deeply flawed like Adolph Hitler or Napoleon It’s a reminder that legitimacy comes from meeting human needs, not from titles or power.

      History keeps repeating the same lesson… when the foundation is neglected, the collapse feels sudden, but it was building all along…
      The avengers kazoo

      https://youtu.be/B3WJaC-7g2c?si=TOD1Cazr2SwZhEBL

      Halo
      https://youtu.be/l_DfCFHOD9E?si=9H3VxCDCZf_TAUBN

  6. Hanta smanta G-Pops,

    Cant believe youse Sheeples are falling fer the same ole SHIT, again.

    Where is that physician of ill repute from ? no doubt he/she is Dutch. HELLO – Dutch.
    But ohh theres moar, so much more, like you want me to believe these frauds went to a Dump in South America some wheres, to do some Bird Watching ? There they somehow picked up the one strain of Hanta that has shown Human to Human transmission ? That is one great big giant enormous COWINKYDINK. There is no plausible deniabilty here – it is pure horse hockey.
    Says hear tbs does NOT believe in cowinkydinks .

    *Sure lets just forgive the evil MFers (WEFers), AGAIN, for trying KILL off Humanity.

    *admin redact past here for getting into legal sands – should trashed the whole thing?>sysadmin]

  7. Preliminary reports from “Reuters” in Beijing suggest the State Banquet for visiting President Trump followed a ‘middle ground’ Huaiyang Cuisine. This one of the Great Four apparently dates to the 7th century ad.

    Apparently the famed beggar’s chicken dish did not make the menu cut. However it is understood that dessert options included tiramisu cake (ital:”cheer me up”) served cold.

      • What number is that on the Chinese takeout place menu…?

        It seems the Szechuan Cuisine did not really catch fire until the arrival of New World chillies in Ming/Qing dynasty China 400 years ago. Hottest choices are apparently a more recent late 19th century development under the Szechuan-descended Chongqing Style. AI describes the latter as “engineered by people who consider subtlety a scheduling conflict”. Clearly President Xi may have pulled his punches at dinner with his New World guests.

    • Hmm..
      1 whole Chicken (3–4 lbs), cleaned
      3 tbsp Soy sauce
      2 tbsp Shaoxing wine (or dry sherry)
      1 tbsp Oyster sauce
      1 tbsp Sesame oil
      1 tbsp Ginger, minced
      4 cloves Garlic, minced
      3 Scallions, chopped ( or red onion)
      6–8 Shiitake mushrooms, sliced
      1 Lotus leaf (or parchment + foil if unavailable) lotus seeds roasted. Yumm get them on the zon
      2 cups Clay, dough, or salt dough for sealing
      1 tsp Five?spice powder
      1 tsp White pepper
      Optional Chestnuts or bamboo shoots for stuffing

      Marinate the chicken Mix soy sauce, Shaoxing wine, oyster sauce, sesame oil, ginger, garlic, five?spice, and white pepper. Rub the chicken inside and out. Let marinate 1 hour or overnight.
      Prepare the stuffingSauté scallions, mushrooms, and optional chestnuts or bamboo shoots until fragrant. Stuff inside the chicken cavity.
      Wrap the chickenSoak lotus leaf in warm water until soft. Wrap the chicken tightly in the lotus leaf. If using parchment + foil, wrap in parchment first, then foil.
      BakePlace on a baking sheet and bake at 375°F (190°C) for 1.5–2 hours until aromatic and tender.
      6
      Crack open and serveBreak the clay shell, unwrap the lotus leaf, and reveal the fragrant, fall?apart chicken. Serve with rice or steamed greens.. you can use the milk can cooker to..
      souped up kitchen..love this site as much as orsara recipes and the pasta grannies..
      https://youtu.be/7AxydboW8v8?si=uzf5iuapRYPKZQ49

    • “Are you safe?”

      For the moment. Hilo, HI is notorious for being the most disaster-prone city in the US. Our threats include earthquakes, Lava flows, tsunamis, and hurricanes. But we roll with the punches.

  10. wow G. the radio stuff from the 70s !!! were you on that KOL ?? i go back to the 70s radio because of my uni degree in music . kasey kason ?? the leb or jewish dude who pumped out american top 40 every week !!! and i remember KOL in communist seattle as an affiliate . wow !!! where did those 50 plus years go mate .. love to hear your memories on those times . early 70s a magic memory of one sunday night . made my night just mentioning that . see we never get old mate!!

  11. RE Taiwan (from the referenced CBS News article):

    “… But a readout posted on X by Chinese foreign ministry spokesperson Mao Ning said Xi stressed to Mr. Trump that “the Taiwan question is the most important issue in China-U.S. relations. If it is handled properly, the bilateral relationship will enjoy overall stability. ***Otherwise, the two countries will have clashes and even conflicts***, putting the entire relationship in great jeopardy.”

    The post said Xi also told Mr. Trump that “‘Taiwan independence’ and cross-Strait peace are as irreconcilable as fire and water. Safeguarding peace and stability across the Taiwan Strait is the biggest common denominator between China and the U.S.”
    ————-
    As I have noted a number of times Xi has been saying for at least a decade now that he will resolve the Taiwan issue before the end of 2027. His military rebuilding was always keying off of being completed and having China ready to fight by 2027.

    There is no reason to suspect that Xi’s opinions or desires on that crucial issue of Taiwan have changed over the last few years … and as indicated by the Chinese comments after the meeting between Xi and Trump it appears that Xi is getting ready to follow through with his GOAL of Taiwan reunification before the end of 2027 and telling us that. The specific language “Otherwise the two countries will have clashes and even conflicts” is not just filler language but serious language of INTENT.

    • re: Edelweiss (ger: ‘noble white’ [flower])
      feat: the manchurian child candidates

      “Whatcha’ talkin’ ’bout, Willis?” The baby boom generation saw Fraulein Maria and the Captain sing along with the children as they fled nazi Austria in the closing scene of the 1965 movie, “The Sound of Music”. Edelweiss, an allegedly Zionist-adopted anthem penned by two American Jewish gentlemen, plays in the background. The song made an appearance at the Chinese State Banquet in addition to the Village People’s cultural classic YMCA noted above.

      As chance would have it, Edelweiss appeared at least once during the #45 administration. Allegedly on April 18, 2019 the United States Marine Band played the song to journalists awaiting a White House briefing on the Mueller Report.

      This week the First Daughter’s daughter has not travelled to Beijing unlike as she did for the 2017 State Visit. Then she spoke and sang in Mandarin to President Xi who complimented her competence. It is understood from subsequent public msm reports that the First Grand-Daughter and her two younger brothers remain enrolled in full-time Mandarin immersion schooling as well as receiving full Jewish faith instruction.

      Goodbye America; perhaps a Zionist Borg wishes interesting times to all left behind? “Resistance is futile”.

  14. sheetcoin ramp today to keep the party going . aust futures up as they supply us with crack money !! the kingdon told picker to fix things even though he was plant tasted out on mississipi . so he told his legion of pizzanacci to go for it to his hidden wank at 86000. on the big bucks picker . im confused picker . im sittin on the dock of the bay , couple of coins shortin away from 136k . pizza got 2 many calories for me

  15. Notice under Death Rate per 100k, U.S. had second highest rate of all countries (hint, it was not a conspiracy that Trump Adminsitration bungled response and promoted anti vaxxing)
    https://coronavirus.jhu.edu/data/mortality

    https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC10123459/
    ‘We used a simple method based on a nationally representative dataset to estimate the preventable deaths among unvaccinated individuals in the US from May 30, 2021 to September 3, 2022 adjusted for the effects of age and time. We estimated that at least 232,000 deaths could have been prevented among unvaccinated adults during the 15 months had they been vaccinated with at least a primary series.’

    JFK’s Father got lots of Mob $ (from Hoffa’s Teamsters) for JFK’s election campaign. Bobby Kennedy was supposedly ‘bought’ and was not to put Hoffa in jail for this $ favor. When Bobby still went after Hoffa, assassination of JFK ordered for payback.

    RFK Jr, Hoffa was out to kill all the Kennedys:
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F4LkLapHUNo

    Hoffa’s relationship with Kennedys:
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Am9ockbXOiw&t=187s

    • ya, sure thing lower case c, it was the hoffa thing and nothing to do with Executive Order 11110, a 1963 directive that authorized the U.S. Treasury to issue silver certificates,, or the JFK calling to break the cia in a thousand pieces,, it was the little hoffa thing and not the larger crime syndicate
      and
      your quotyed study
      “As a library, NLM provides access to scientific literature. Inclusion in an NLM database does not imply endorsement of, or agreement with, the contents by NLM or the National Institutes of Health.
      Learn more: PMC Disclaimer | PMC Copyright Notice”
      and the bias,,,
      “Funding
      This work was partly supported by Morris-Singer Fund, as well as Award Number U01CA261277 from the US National Cancer Institute of the National Institutes of Health.

      Declarations
      Conflict of interest
      WPH received compensation for expert witness testimony on the expected course of the pandemic. WPH participates in a Data Safety Monitoring Board or Advisory Board for Biobot Analytics and owns Biobot Analytics stock and options. ML is supported by Morris-Singer Fund. ML received grants or contracts from NIH/NCI, UK NIHR, Pfizer, Open Philanthropy Project, CDC via Carnegie Mellon University, CDC via University of Utah, NIH/NIAID via University of Michigan, Wellcome Trust. ML receives consulting fees from Merck and Janssen. ML also receives payments or honoraria from Bristol Myers Squibb and Sanofi Paasteur. ML participates in a Data Safety Monitoring Board or Advisory Board for CEPI. ML serves as the Director for Science, CDC Center for Forecasting and Outbreak Analytics via Intergovernmental Personnel Agreement with Harvard University. DLS worked at Pfizer until September 2021, which was before this work was initiated. DLS also owns Pfizer stock and options.”

      • The raw data remains the same, even a high school student can grasp the statistics, without outside funding lol…

  16. god bless america boy . you bears cant handle the lies . thank heavens the picker read a book on that other branch of voodoo juju pizzafibonacci . put in bobbys magic voodoo waves , sprinkle with sheetcoin , and you got old glory boy

  17. “China gains major edge on U.S. amid Iran war, U.S. intelligence finds – The Washington Post.”

    This is from a classified memo. How would the WaPo get ahold of classified memo pertaining to a war in-peogress and why would they publish it when the Prez and most of the top tier of his Cabinet are out of the country?

  18. cant rely on those chinese bond vigilates. probably in some flash chinese restaurant or strip club . meanwhile back at the temple of sin , wall street ,pallets of cocaine are being trucked in for 30000 on nazsheet tommorrow night . hope they are like hitler that camped outside moscow to go in next day . got hit by the worst blizzard ever . changed the course of history . hope they get a bad dose of cocaine , meth or crack fixes em all up

  19. “China’s Xi warns Trump about “conflicts” if Taiwan isn’t “handled properly”

    This is from a closed door meeting held between Xi and Trump, and under Chinese security. How could the Western Press possibly know this?

    The answer to this, and the question from my previous post lies in the following adage:

    “In the absence of news, reporters will report rumor.”

    They will also report conjecture, inference, extrapolation, hyperbole, and if none of the above impresses, they’ll flat-out lie. The “copy” is the bottom line, and if it doesn’t win eyes, ears, and dollars, it’s not good enough…

  20. okay. so there is alot of temptation going on for me. then i saw a pack of gloves that say Black Dragon Zero gloves. it dawned on me that the ocean represents the subconscious. same with the Black Dragon.

    im doing deep subconscious work out here. the submarines represent A query into the subconscious mind.

    the sharks are defence mechanisms.

    its very all interesting when you put it into metaphore.

    deep thinking. deep diving into the subconscious mind. then all the surface temptation like moving to Columbia etc etc on the top side.

    kinda like how search engines dominate 70% of internet traffic but only touch 4% of the total internet.

    same with the waking mind and 90% of the mind is below the surface.

    very cool revelation while sitting in the E-Gen room reading The Gospel of Thomas because we are all caught up with work. hit port on monday. the home next thursday.

    I Win with God within.

  21. da vigilante gang ambushed yah boyz . while yah sleeping . xi man told em get out of those nightclubs and strip clubs and destroy those bonds yah lazy varmits .

  24. George,

    The top for ACWI. the global equity composite, and the 1982 (45 year) 13/33 year peak valuation for the SPX, came in at 1130EST 14 May 2026, completing a 8/20/16 hour :: x/2.5x/2x terminal fractal growth series.
    The initial crash nadir will occur on 27 May 2026.

    Oil is starting a second fractal of a second fractal and will go in the opposite direction of crashing gold and crypto.

  26. Divers doing a ROUTINE maintenance check at the Converse Reservoir dam in Mobile, AL…

    …just found an underwater IED!!!!

    Apparently a grenade-type bomb was sitting submerged at the bottom of a dam that holds an entire city’s DRINKING WATER.

    It took FIVE agencies: the FBI, ALEA, the Sheriff, Mobile PD, and a maritime render-safe team, to pull it out and detonate it.

    Someone put a BOMB in our water supply…

    WHERE IS THE NATIONAL COVERAGE?!!!

    https://x.com/mattvanswol/status/2054945213446058295?s=20

    • very interesting. the the scuttlebut is the next time i come out mid october. we will be with naval team testing a new type of torpedo. a drone of sorts. we do all sorts of different things i was told. the navy actually still owns the ship, its just licensed to the UW.

      makes it easier to get into port when we arent licensed as a US Naval Vessel.

      woke up at 2am on the dot. wide awake came out to see the stars. they are so different than in the norther hemisphere. like making new friends.

      I Win with God within.

  27. A new Ebola outbreak in northeastern Congo has killed 65 people and infected hundreds.

    The outbreak in Ituri Province has recorded 246 suspected cases.

    Preliminary results suggest it’s a non-Zaire strain, meaning the standard Ebola vaccine used in previous outbreaks is likely ineffective against it.

    Africa CDC convened an emergency meeting today to prevent cross-border transmission into Uganda and South Sudan.

    https://x.com/MarioNawfal/status/2055185603117957207?s=20

  28. BREAKING: Canada’s MAiD euthanasia machine just hit rock bottom.

    A Quebec physician has formally suggested assisted suicide for infants — babies from birth to one year old with severe deformities and syndromes. Parents “should have the opportunity” to have their newborn killed.

    Federal committees are now pushing to expand MAiD to “mature minors” (children), where a doctor — not the parents — decides if the kid can “consent” to their own death.

    https://x.com/JayGenXer/status/2054885662050959759?s=20

  31. Yes, the water is important, and they use San Marzano tomatoes for the sauce. They are the best. Coal fired oven.

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