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By E.J. Antoni ~
The sailor’s lament “Water, water everywhere, and not a drop to drink” is reminiscent of how most Americans must feel today about their cost of living.
The average working American has the equivalent of $3,000 less annually than when Joe Biden, pictured Oct. 12 departing the White House, became president. Pictured: Biden holds an Oct. 4 White House meeting on access to abortion. (Photo: Saul Loeb/AFP/Getty Images)
For instance, there are plenty of homes and apartments across the country, but good luck finding one that’s affordable—inflation and interest rate hikes under President Joe Biden have made that all but impossible.
Those two factors have made the average worker in America $4,200 poorer on an annual basis.
White House officials are quick to cite the recent rapid increase in nominal wages, but they somehow always leave out the fact that prices have risen even faster than wages…
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By Tim Graham ~
The New York Times is signaling that they’re not wild about Joe Biden running for president again. Suddenly, they announced his statements are routinely un-factual. He’s a habitual liar. Why is this discovery emerging now?
The online headline of their October 11 story was: “Biden, Storyteller in Chief, Spins Yarns That Often Unravel: President Biden has been unable to break himself of the habit of embellishing narratives to weave a political identity.”
Times reporters Michael Shear and Linda Qiu began with Biden telling survivors of Hurricane Ian that he and Jill lost most of a house to a lightning strike. That’s not true. News reports at the time described it as “a small fire that was contained to the kitchen” They said this wasn’t an isolated embellishment. They noted Biden once told this story as “having had a house burn down with my wife in…
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By Tyler O’Neil ~
Virginia’s Republican attorney general, Jason Miyares, is vowing to protect parental rights after a Democrat in the state House of Delegates voiced support for a bill to criminalize a parent’s disagreement with his or her child’s stated gender identity.
Virginia’s Republican governor, Glenn Youngkin, announced a new policy last month, putting parents in the driver’s seat when it comes to transgender identity. Delegate Elizabeth Guzman responded to Youngkin’s plan with a pledge to weaponize laws against child abuse.
Virginia Attorney General Jason Miyares, a Republican, responded harshly Friday to a Democratic state delegate’s bill that would criminalize parents’ dissent on their children’s gender identities. Pictured: Miyares, as a candidate, addresses a campaign rally for then-gubernatorial candidate Glenn Youngkin, a fellow Republican, on Oct. 23, 2021, in Henrico, Virginia. (Photo: Zach Gibson/Getty Images)
“The day that Governor Youngkin wanted to implement this policy, I immediately texted…
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FOLLOW THE MONEY!!
By David Wojick, Ph.D. ~
The UN’s annual climate change global negotiating festival — in this case COP27 in Egypt — is less than a month away. This one could be a real hoot to watch because there is only one big issue left on the table and that is MONEY.
Lots of money, many trillions by the wishes, all flowing from the developed world to the “developing” world. (Since the so-called developing world still includes the super economy of China the word has lost all meaning.)
The money hopes are spectacular but also hopeless, hence the show. How this immense absurdity will emerge during the lucky 13 days of negotiations between the rich countries and the we-want-your-riches countries should be fun to watch.
Here is a simple scorecard so you can follow the action. First and foremost the code word is “finance”. This is not foreign aid and you…
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This is no surprise that ‘Environmentalists have captured the Democratic party and, in their push towards Net Zero, are aiding Russia and China, a senior fellow at RealClearFoundation, Rupert Darwall, says.
Furthermore, the push towards Net Zero has monopolized “the money,” as the group includes many Silicon Valley billionaires, intellectuals, and the mainstream media, Darwall told The Epoch Times and NTD’s Paul Greaney in an interview.
In the interview, which aired on NTD’s Fresh Look America on Oct. 12, Darwall said a prime example of environmentalists taking over the Democratic party, and monopolizing the money, is California.
There, billionaire environmentalists have instituted “an aggressive green agenda” that doesn’t negatively impact them but directly opposes the average California voters’ interests, he said.’ More at https://www.theepochtimes.com/democratic-party-captured-by-environmentalists-aiding-russia-and-china-expert-claims_4792707.html?src_src=newsnoe&src_cmp=breaking-2022-10-14-1&est=lZC1f%2Be1o%2BOkU2Rfl5UnWqqRf6sQGkBs2BLJXR2fY1rvvVoyFF9h8jPMxZGkxQu6aQ%3D%3D
This crazy political climate scam concerning burping cows in NZ will be here in Australia soon as our political elites are as far to the Left as Ardern is.
‘Furious New Zealand farmers fear a government move to tax emissions from burping farm animals will cripple the country’s agriculture sector.
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has boasted that her government will be the first in the world to introduce such a tax.
And Agriculture Minister Damien O’Connor said he was excited for the country to lead the world in reducing carbon footprints by taxing livestock emissions.
But “ropable” armers have slammed the move.
And in Australia the National Party have demanded a guarantee from Prime Minister Anthony Albanese that a similar tax would not be imposed on Aussie graziers.
Decreasing methane gases meant decreasing livestock numbers and that result in higher food prices, party leader David Littleproud warned.
New Zealand Federated Farmers president Andrew Hoggard said it would be “an understatement” to say Kiwi farmers were upset by the plan.
“The message I am getting from farmers is that we must oppose this,” he said.
Ardern’s animal ‘burp tax’ is aimed at fulfilling her promise to reduce methane in pursuit of her carbon neutral by 2050 goal.
She said on Tuesday farmers would be taxed for methane emitted by livestock through burping and farting as well fertiliser-rich urine.
She told a press conference New Zealand farmers would benefit by being the first in the world to pay such a “workable” and “pragmatic” tax.
“No other country in the world has yet developed a system for pricing and reducing agricultural emissions, so our farmers are set to benefit from being first movers,” she said.
The plan is set to come into effect in 2025.
A tax on livestock emissions was first proposed in 2003 by then Prime Minister Helen Clark. The plan was dropped after huge opposition from farmers.
Ms Ardern’s plan gives farmers until November 18 to voice their opposition before it is legislated.’https://www.rebelnews.com/nz_farmers_slam_jacinda_ardern_s_livestock_burp_tax?
The Covid experience was the CCP getting more of a foot into Western society.
Political Communism in America at work!
By Fred Lucas ~
The House committee investigating the Capitol riot of January 2021 voted unanimously Thursday to subpoena former President Donald Trump.
The panel’s nine members sought to make a case that Trump knew he lost the 2020 election and planned before the election to claim that he really won.
Less than a month before the Nov. 8 midterm elections, the seven Democrats and two Republicans (all appointed by House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif.) held what they called a “business meeting” as opposed to a hearing.
“We are obligated to seek answers directly from the man who set this all in motion, and every American is entitled to those answers,” says Rep. Liz Cheney, R-Wyo., pictured Thursday with Chairman Bennie Thompson, D-Miss., as the House panel investigating the Capitol riot convenes. (Photo: Bill Clark/CQ-Roll Call/Getty Images)
Chairman Bennie Thompson, D-Miss., suggested that the panel would convene again, possibly to…
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