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Making matters worse‚ manufacturing has been in recession Recent data have many cheerful about the economy. But according to Peter in his latest podcast‚ the economy may already be in recession.  Here are some of Peter’s biggest causes for concern: The recipe for GDP growth is a recipe for disaster “The big factor driving the GDP was the increase in government spending. Well‚ where’s the government getting this money? It’s borrowing it! That’s not a recipe for economic growth — that’s a recipe for disaster!” Spending increases caused massive increases in national debt and liabilities.Our fan-favorite Turbo Force Plus is now 40% off! See for yourself the delicious one-of-a-kind energy boost infowarriors CRAVE! The US national debt currently stands at $34.1 trillion. Total unfunded liabilities tower in the hundreds of trillions‚ mostly from Social Security and Medicare. Peter states that this used to be a priority‚ but is no longer: Back in the 1980s‚ 1990s we were still pretending we were going to do something about entitlements —about Social Security‚ about Medicare‚ that there was going to be some effort to fix the problem before it blew up… Nobody at this point believes that we’re going to do anything about stopping the bomb from going off. In fact‚ it’s already gone off. We’ve already passed the point.” Social Security is officially broke Social Security trust funds are now liquidating their treasury holdings‚ putting a massive net drain on the US treasury.  And it’s getting worse: [The] drain is getting bigger every day as more people retire whether voluntarily or involuntarily and more people just drop out of the labor force and stop paying taxes.” Peter explains that many roles are being replaced by AI and automation tools‚ which don’t help the Social Security fund: They’re not going to be paying Social Security taxes. Computer programs don’t have to pay into FICA. This this is going to get bigger but given the fact that we have this huge hole in Social Security‚ we’re bleeding — we’ve got a massive deficit that’s running out of control.” Peter projects a total depletion of Social Security reserves within the next few years.  Making matters worse‚ manufacturing has been in recession This confounds the administration’s narrative of a healthy economy: They keep talking about a “Manufacturing Renaissance.” They got the “r” right‚ except it’s a recession instead of a renaissance.” The Fed Philly Manufacturing Index has been negative for 18 out of the past 20 months‚ a manufacturing dark age. This all begs the question: How can you talk about a great economy? How healthy can the economy be when a vitally important part‚ the goods-producing sector‚ has been in a recession for almost two years?” There are signs of higher inflation to come Peter points out that just this week‚ oil prices rose $5 a barrel and the M2 money supply increased a whopping $100 billion‚ a significant expansion. Plus‚ the Fed won’t deny voters anything this election year. Peter concludes: I’m correct that inflation is going to be picking up‚ it’s going to be weakening the economy. We could see a more meaningful turnaround. Maybe we’ll even get the government to come back and officially acknowledge that we’re in a recession.”

In the international sphere‚ countries are the highest authority. Nothing stands above them with the power to enforce their promises. A new pandemic treaty is in the works. Countries are negotiating its terms‚ along with amendments to international health regulations. If ready in time‚ the World Health Assembly will approve them in May. The deal may give the WHO power to declare global health emergencies. Countries will promise to follow WHO directives. Lockdowns‚ vaccine mandates‚ travel restrictions‚ and more will be in the works. Critics say that the agreements will override national sovereignty because their provisions will be binding. But international law is the art of the Big Pretend.  You drive down Main Street. Cars are parked everywhere. The signs say “No Parking” but they also say‚ “The City does not enforce parking restrictions.” In effect there’s no rule against parking. Laws are commands imposed with the force of the state. Rules without sanctions are mere suggestions. Some people may honor the request‚ but others won’t. Those who disagree with the rule can safely ignore it. In domestic law‚ “enforceable” and “binding” are synonyms. But not in international law‚ where promises are called “binding” even if they are unenforceable. In the international sphere‚ countries are the highest authority. Nothing stands above them with the power to enforce their promises. No such courts exist. The International Court of Justice depends on the consent of the countries involved. No international police enforce its orders. The UN is a sprawling bureaucracy‚ but in the end‚ it is merely a place for countries to gather. The WHO is a branch of the UN whose mandate countries negotiate amongst themselves.  In the proposed pandemic treaty‚ parties are to settle disputes through negotiation. They may agree to be subject to the International Court of Justice or to arbitration. But they cannot be required to.  Yet international law jurists insist that unenforceable treaty promises can be binding. “The binding character of a norm does not depend on whether there is any court or tribunal with jurisdiction to apply it‚” Daniel Bodansky‚ a professor of international law at Arizona State University‚ wrote in a 2016 analysis of the Paris climate agreement. “Enforcement is not a necessary condition for an instrument or norm to be legally binding.” Without this Big Pretend‚ international law would collapse like a house of cards on a windy beach. Winter Sun Plus is NOW 40% off! Boost your natural defenses with this powerful vitamin D3 and K formula! All countries are sovereign. They are free to retaliate against each other for perceived wrongs‚ including breaches of treaty promises. They can seek to have other countries censured or expelled from the international regime. They can impose trade sanctions. They can expel ambassadors. But retaliation is not “enforcement.” Moreover‚ international relations are a delicate business. Aggrieved countries are more likely to express their disappointment in carefully crafted diplomatic language than to burn bridges. The threat from WHO proposals come not from outside but from within. We live in a managerial age‚ run by a technocratic elite. Over time‚ they have acquired for themselves the discretion to direct society for the common good‚ as they declare it to be.  As journalist David Samuels puts it‚ “Americans now find themselves living in an oligarchy administered day-to-day by institutional bureaucracies that move in lock-step with each other‚ enforcing a set of ideologically-driven top-down imperatives that seemingly change from week-to-week and cover nearly every subject under the sun.” These bureaucracies regulate‚ license‚ expropriate‚ subsidize‚ track‚ censor‚ prescribe‚ plan‚ incentivize‚ and inspect. Pandemics and public health are the most recent justifications for yet more control.  Domestic governments‚ not international bodies‚ will impose WHO recommendations on their citizens. They will pass laws and policies that incorporate those directives. Even an exasperated WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said so in a briefing this week. “There are those who claim that the pandemic agreement and [amended regulations] will cede sovereignty…and give the WHO Secretariat the power to impose lockdowns or vaccine mandates on countries…These claims are completely false…the agreement is negotiated by countries for countries and will be implemented in countries in accordance with your own national laws.” Ghebreyesus is correct. Local and national authorities will not give up their powers. To what extent international commitments will be “binding” on a country depends not on international law but on that country’s own domestic laws and courts. Article VI of the US Constitution‚ for example‚ provides that the Constitution‚ federal laws‚ and treaties together “shall be the supreme Law of the Land.” That does not mean that treaties supersede the Constitution or federal laws. Domestic legislation and policy will be required for the proposed pandemic treaty and WHO directives to be enforced on American soil. Such legislation is an exercise of sovereignty‚ not a repudiation of it.  The proposals are not benign. Domestic authorities seek cover for their own autocratic measures. Their promises will be called “binding” even though they are not. Local officials will justify restrictions by citing international obligations. Binding WHO recommendations leave them no choice‚ they will say. The WHO will coordinate their imperatives as the face of global public health. The WHO is not taking over. Instead‚ it will be the handmaiden for a coordinated global biomedical state. Managers hate straight lines. Diffuse‚ discretionary powers avoid accountability and the rule of law. The global health regime will be a tangled web. It is meant to be. Alex Jones: We’ve Moved Beyond The Crossroads‚ It’s Time To Choose A Side

The government doesn't want journalists reporting on the border crisis Infowars reporter Chase Geiser and other crew members were told to get off the property at a non-profit organization run by the United Methodist Church called “Border Hope.” The facility spans 20‚000 square feet and holds countless incoming illegals who recently trekked across the U.S. southern border. The InfoWars crew was asked to leave the property of Border Hope‚ an organization Eagle Pass locals say is involved in processing migrants at their mysterious 20‚000 square foot facility. pic.twitter.com/B6Z3Qc9DZB— Alex Jones (@RealAlexJones) February 1‚ 2024 Geiser published another report from a pecan farm right at the border‚ explaining locals are witnessing a rise in water in the Rio Grande due to a dam being opened. The rumor is that local officials opened the dam in order to make it harder for illegals to cross the river while media attention is focused on the area and another huge caravan approaches.Winter Sun Plus is NOW 40% off! Boost your natural defenses with this powerful vitamin D3 and K formula! Locals in Eagle Pass say they have released the dam to slow migrant crossings while the media is watching.Everyone says the mass migrations will be back as soon as the convoy leaves. pic.twitter.com/WWfcsGzFTb— Chase Geiser (@realchasegeiser) February 1‚ 2024

'There is currently no evidence that a crime was committed‚' claims Capitol Police. The US Capitol Police won’t pursue charges after a Democrat staffer allegedly filmed a gay sex tape in a Senate hearing room earlier this year‚ sparking criticism over the two-tiered justice system that imprisoned J6 suspects while allowing utter debauchery to unfold. USCP says they will not charge anyone in the sex video incident in a Senate hearing room. pic.twitter.com/9ocL5zWg4k— Jake Sherman (@JakeSherman) February 1‚ 2024 In a statement released Thursday‚ the USCP wrote: “For now‚ we are closing the investigation into the facts and circumstances surrounding a sex video that was recorded inside the Hart Senate Office Building on the morning of Wednesday‚ December 13. After consulting with federal and local prosecutors‚ as well as doing a comprehensive investigation and review of possible charges‚ it was determined that – despite a likely violation of Congressional policy – there is currently no evidence that a crime was committed. Although the hearing room was not open to the public at the time‚ the Congressional staffer involved had access to the room. The two people of interest were not cooperative‚ nor were the elements of any of the possible crimes met. The Congressional staffer‚ who has since resigned from his job‚ exercised his Fifth Amendment right to remain silent and refused to talk to us. Our investigators are willing to review new evidence should any come to light.” – The United States Capitol Police The USCP’s decision not to press charges is in regards to a gay sex tape allegedly filmed in the Hart Senate Office Building by a staffer of Democrat Sen. Ben Cardin (Md.) and posted in a private group online.Save 40% on DNA Force Plus NOW! Try it today and see why so many listeners have made it an essential part of their daily routine! After the Daily Caller exposed the video‚ Sen. Cardin announced the staffer‚ Aidan Maese-Czeropski‚ had resigned the following day. Following the incident‚ the staffer threatened to sue claiming the allegations were causing him to lose job opportunities. “While some of my actions in the past have shown poor judgement‚ I love my job and would never disrespect my workplace‚” Maese-Czeropski wrote on LinkedIn. “Any attempts to characterize my actions otherwise are fabricated and I will be exploring what legal options are available to me in these matters. As for the accusations regarding Congressman Max Miller‚ I have never seen the congressman and had no opportunity or cause to yell or confront him.” Conservatives on social media highlighted how no charges came from the incident or the cocaine that was found in the White House last year‚ while nonviolent individuals who simply entered the Capitol on January 6th have faced full legal prosecution. They're not going to charge anyone for having gay sex in the Senate hearing room‚ but pro-life people who prayed and sang in an abortion center are going to prison for 11 years.— LifeNews.com (@LifeNewsHQ) February 1‚ 2024 JACOB CHANSLEY: Said a peaceful prayer to God in the US SenateCHARGE: 41 months in Federal Prison‚ +300 days in solitary confinementAIDAN MAESE: Films hardcore pornography in US Senate‚ posts it publiclyCHARGE: *nothing‚ free to go*We live in a fallen‚ demonic empire. pic.twitter.com/Ey5HAwud1O— Benny Johnson (@bennyjohnson) February 1‚ 2024 No charges for cocaine in the White House.No charges for filming gay sex in a Senate hearing room.Remember this is the Party that vowed to bring decency and dignity back to Washington after some mean tweets.— Moshe Hill (@HillWithView) February 1‚ 2024 Greenlight to film gay sex in the US Capitol and federal buildings after hours when closed to the public apparently. Just don’t walk peacefully through wearing a Trump hat— Banana Republic Justice Swan 🍌 (@TheWuhanClan) February 1‚ 2024 The real crime is that Congress is doing to Americans every day what someone was doing to that gay dude. pic.twitter.com/ActDh7TDSD— And Don’t Call Me Shirley. (@Meme_Behavior) February 1‚ 2024 They’re not investigating because if that one domino falls‚ the rest follow.They don’t wanna prosecute themselves.— ZNO 🇺🇸 (@therealZNO) February 1‚ 2024 Simply walking around on Jan 6 got people thrown in jail‚ but two homosexuals filming themselves performing sodomy in the Senate hearing room is ok?Absolutely disgusting.— Tez (@Tez_720) February 1‚ 2024 But don’t you dare walk thru the Capitol after being let in by USCP…— Semenproducingindividual (@Semenproducer) February 1‚ 2024 TWO TIER JUSTICE.— Earthling 🚀 (@Earthling50bn) February 1‚ 2024 Others recalled Jill Biden had once claimed‚ “Decency was on the ballot.” Decency is on the ballot.— Dr. Jill Biden (@DrBiden) October 27‚ 2020 man… all that decency that was promised— Ahmed Al Asliken 🕋☪️✈️ (@assliken) February 1‚ 2024 Decency is back on the ballot— The Dank Knight 🦇 (@capeandcowell) February 1‚ 2024 Something something‚ decency is on the ballet— SM (@Scottymcmahon22) February 1‚ 2024 The Biden administration is not a serious presidency.