by Kerry Lutz, Financial Survival Network: Kerry Lutz and John Rubino break down the implications of the recent election, reflecting on the peaceful aftermath and exploring the potential for transformative policies under Trump’s leadership. They delve into critical issues such as government inefficiency, corporate welfare reform, and the looming financial crisis fueled by unsustainable debt levels. Rubino […]

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For the last 10 years or more, I have tried to feature as many different systems as possible, ranging from the Amstrad CPC, all the way to the Sega Mega Drive. Well for todays news announcement we are looking towards the ORIC for our retro gaming fix. As Defence Force has contacted us about his new game that's soon to be released this December via Itch and Steam, called ' Encounter HD'. An

On Sunday, normally voluble Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) was hilariously caught in a vise and resembled a talking parrot repeating itself as reporters questioned him about President Joe Biden’s pardon of his son, Hunter. Schumer dodged answering the questions while his Senate Democrat colleagues Cory Booker (D-NJ), Dick Durbin (D-IL) and Amy Klobuchar (D-MN) stood uncomfortably behind him. “Do you agree with some of your Democrat colleagues that President Biden pardoning Hunter Biden was wrong, unwise, and put personal interest ahead of unity?” a reporter asked. “I got nothin’ for you on that,” Schumer dodged. “Can I follow up on that? Are you concerned about the lack of transparency, the lack of honesty, around Biden’s decision to pardon his son?” another reporter queried. “As I’ve said, I got nothin’ for you on that,” Schumer answered. “Can I follow up on that, too?” the reporter persisted. “Nope,” Schumer said defiantly. CHECK OUT THE DAILY WIRE HOLIDAY GIFT GUIDE A third reporter asked, “Are you concerned that pardoning anyone on the way out of office, family members, sets a poor precedent?” “Thank you. I’ve got nothing for you on that,” Schumer repeated. A fourth reporter asked, “But the question is: You’ve talked about the January 6 pardons; this is a playbook for incoming President Trump, isn’t this a problem? Did he not establish a bad precedent for pardons?” “I’ve got nothin’ for you on that. Any other subjects?” Schumer said. Schumer is typically loquacious when it comes to other subjects, even going so far last March as to intervene in another country’s political process, calling for the Netanyahu government in Israel to be toppled in the middle of its desperate war with Hamas. Schumer made comments including, “The fourth major obstacle to peace is Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu … he has shown zero interest in doing the courageous and visionary work required to pave the way for peace, even before this present conflict. … The Netanyahu coalition no longer fits the needs of Israel after October 7. … Nobody expects Prime Minister Netanyahu to do the things that must be done to break the cycle of violence …” Or consider September 2022, when Schumer cursed Republicans who opposed President Biden’s White House’s student debt forgiveness plan. “Those damn Republicans!” Schumer raged. “They are bellyaching, you know, when anyone helps regular people. When they give tax cuts to the rich, they say they’re helping the middle class. When we help the middle class, they say we’re helping the rich.” “They only want to help the rich,” Schumer continued. “The reason they don’t like this … this might mean their rich friends might have to pay a little more in taxes. Disgraceful, disgraceful, disgraceful.”

When this woman bought a random landscape painting at a thrift shop, she had no idea that it would foreshadow her wedding day! This piece of artwork depicted a peaceful body of water lapping against a curved, rocky shoreline with lots of trees. Jennifer Bradley didn’t notice anything significant about the scene — that is, until she got her wedding photos back. That’s when she realized that the venue looked eerily familiar. As it turns out, Jennifer’s wedding ceremony took place on a beach that was just like the one in her thrifted painting! She shared one of the photos from her big day on social media so that viewers could compare it to the framed artwork. Sure enough, the two images were almost exactly the same! Both landscapes had nearly identical shorelines with tons of trees in the background. If you took the people out of the couple’s photo, you’d swear the painting was modeled after it! @jcrayyy This was painted in 1964 & meant for us to find 60 years later @MaxBradley208 ♬ take a moment to breathe. – normal the kid Jennifer wasn’t quite sure what to think of the coincidence. What did it all mean? One thing was for certain: this artwork had drawn her eye for a reason. “This was painted in 1964 & meant for us to find 60 years later,” Jennifer wrote in the caption of her video. Commenters seemed to agree that greater forces were at work here. “Visual representation of what’s meant for you will find you,” one person wrote. Is this a case of invisible string theory? Screengrab from TikTok Many users claimed that this was an example of “invisible string theory” in action. If you’re not familiar with the popular term, it describes the way that fate draws people together. “It’s the idea that the universe itself is stitched together with unseen threads all leading us to our destinies, whether we want them to or not,” Mystic Michaela explained to Women’s Health. Do you think it was just a coincidence that Jennifer’s wedding photos matched her previously purchased painting, or was it a sign that her romance was always meant to be? Either way, we’re so glad she found her happy ending! You can find the source of this story’s featured image here. The post What Are The Odds: Bride Finds Perfect Match Of Wedding Portrait In Thrift Store Painting appeared first on InspireMore.

In western Syria, archaeologists believe they have unearthed evidence of the earliest use of an alphabet in the world. The site, called Tell Umm el-Marra was an important urban center in Syria and one of the first to ever pop up in the region. It’s been under excavation for 16 years. In one of the […] The post Oldest Known Alphabet Unearthed in Ancient Syria–Predating All Others by 500 Years appeared first on Good News Network.