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by Martin Armstrong‚ Armstrong Economics: The World Economic Forum recently published an article explaining how banks can attract the youngest members of the global workforce. Gen Z (born between 1997-2012) is the first generation to grow up with the internet. Younger Millennials had access‚ but not to the extent of Gen Z who does not recall life […]

by Stefan Stanford‚ All News Pipeline: The story by Daisy Luther at the Organic Prepper on Friday asks a great question we’d all love to know the answer to as a title: “What Do All the Billionaires Know That Has Them Prepping for Doomsday?” Warning within that story that Mark Zuckerberg‚ Peter Thiel and upward of 15 other billionaires […]

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Holy shít. German farmers and truckers are fed up and are now united against their government. This is Berlin right now: pic.twitter.com/Qtf8aQJWuI — End Wokeness (@EndWokeness) January 8‚ 2024

2024 Triumph Daytona 660 in Red Carnival Following up on the success of Triumph’s other middleweights‚ including the Trident 660 roadster and the Tiger Sport 660 adventure sport-tourer‚ Triumph has revealed a new Triple-powered middleweight sportbike for 2024‚ the Triumph Daytona 660.   Related: 2022 Triumph Tiger Sport 660 | First Ride Review  At the unveiling of the Daytona 660‚ Alastair Fairgrieve‚ Triumph’s global product marketing manager‚ said the name was originally chosen to honor Buddy Elmore’s victory on a Triumph in the 1966 Daytona 200‚ where Elmore came from the 46th on the grid to win the race.  The name has appeared in various iterations of Triumph motorcycles over the subsequent years and returns in 2024 with the Daytona 660‚ which features a liquid-cooled 660cc inline-Triple with DOHC‚ 4 valves per cylinder‚ and a 240-degree firing order. It makes a claimed 94 hp at 11‚250 rpm (17% higher than the Trident 660)‚ with redline at 12‚650 rpm‚ and 51 lb-ft of torque at 8‚250 rpm (9% more than the Trident)‚ with more than 80% of the torque available from 3‚125 rpm. The bike has a 6-speed gearbox‚ throttle-by-wire‚ a slip/assist clutch‚ and 3-into-1 exhaust with a low stainless-steel silencer. Triumph’s Shift Assist is available as an accessory fit for clutchless up- and downshifts.  2024 Triumph Daytona 660 in Snowdonia White Stuart Wood‚ chief engineer of concept and electrical at Triumph‚ said the Dayton 660 is focused for “real-world use.”  “Everything we do inspires us‚” Wood said. “(With) everything we do at the highest level … we’re learning‚ and we’re getting more into the engine. We’re looking for better economy‚ cleaner‚ and more performance all the time. And I think we’ve delivered fairly well on this one.”  See all of Rider‘s Triumph coverage here. The Triumph Daytona 660 has three ride modes – Sport‚ Road and Rain – each offering a different throttle response and level of traction control intervention‚ with Sport mode geared toward more aggressive road riding or track sessions. The traction control system can be turned off for riders who prefer complete freedom from electronic intervention‚ and a new Emergency Deceleration Warning system activates the hazard lights to alert other drivers during heavy braking.  Stopping power comes from twin 4-piston radial calipers biting 310mm floating discs up front and a single-piston sliding caliper and 220 fixed disc in the rear. ABS is standard. An inverted nonadjustable Showa SFF-BP (Separate Function Fork-Big Piston) fork provides 4.3 inches of travel‚ and a Showa rear monoshock offers 5.1 inches of travel and preload adjustability. When asked about the lack of adjustment on the front fork‚ Triumph Chief Product Officer Steve Sargent said that when supersport bikes evolved to become more track-focused‚ they became more tech- and spec-laden.   “The price point moved up to a point where the (middleweight) class really kind of disappeared because they got to a price point where they were not that far away from the cost of going to a larger capacity machine‚” he said. “But they weren’t delivering the same kind of performance.”  Sargent said it became a question of delivering the balance between the specification and the price that a customer really wants.  “So that’s the way we’ve ended up with this bike‚” he said. “We think this really hits the mark.”       Ergonomics also reflect the idea of “real-world use.” Clip-on bars are positioned above the top yoke‚ and footpegs have been moved slightly up and back for a balance of comfort and cornering clearance. Separate rider and passenger seats‚ with a rider seat height of 31.9 inches and a narrow stand-over make the Daytona 660 manageable for riders of all sizes‚ and an accessory low seat is also available‚ lowering the seat height almost an inch to 30.9 inches. The bike rides on five-spoke cast aluminum wheels wrapped in Michelin’s new Power 6 tires.  The Daytona 660 has twin LED headlights that incorporate a central air intake‚ as well as a contoured LED taillight. The bike has a color TFT screen integrated into a white-on-black LCD display that is compatible with the accessory fit My Triumph Connectivity System‚ which enables turn-by-turn navigation plus phone and music interaction.  2024 Triumph Daytona 660 in Satin Granite The 2024 Triumph Daytona 660 will come in Carnival Red‚ Satin Granite‚ and Snowdonia White starting at $9‚195‚ available in dealers in March 2024.  Check out more new bikes in Rider‘s 2024 Motorcycle Buyers Guide  The post 2024 Triumph Daytona 660 Review | First Look  appeared first on Rider Magazine.

Bill Gates hates the way God created the world…. He must. Because he’s always working tirelessly to change it. To reverse and undo the way God created things. His latest is working with DFID to get the mRNA into everything you eat. Bill Gates‚ the co-founder of Microsoft and a prominent philanthropist‚ has been working with the Department for International Development (DFID) to address various global issues‚ including food security and public health. Gates’ involvement with DFID is primarily through the Bill &; Melinda Gates Foundation‚ which has partnered with DFID on a great number of initiatives‚ including work on livestock and agricultural development. One of the goals of their collaboration is to improve the health and productivity of farm animals through better vaccines and genetics. This effort aims to help animals survive and contribute to a more sustainable food supply. Details here: Thanks to the work of Bill Gates and others‚ soon absolutely everything we consume―from vegetables‚ to dairy‚ to meat―will contain mRNA‚ whether we like it or not….#BillGates#DFID #MRNA #JAB pic.twitter.com/RYucZOj16l — DailyNoah.com (@DailyNoahNews) December 21‚ 2023 Watch him say it in his own words: Thanks to the work of Bill Gates and others‚ soon absolutely everything we consume―from vegetables‚ to dairy‚ to meat―will contain mRNA‚ whether we like it or not….#BillGates#DFID #MRNA #JAB pic.twitter.com/RYucZOj16l — DailyNoah.com (@DailyNoahNews) December 21‚ 2023 But as usual‚ I don’t just give you the problem…. I bring you the solution! If you don’t have a way to purchase unvaccinated beef please consider trying us out! It’s called Riverbend Ranch and it’s cheaper that Omaha Steaks… …NEVER ever vaccinated with anything… …NEVER any antibiotics… …Grass to table 20 day aged Black Angus! Best part? The company is ran by Patriots who LOVE America! Treat yourself to the best steaks for the best price and support Patriots. I actually personally visited the ranch in Idaho (one of the ranches) and Bill Gates isn’t welcome! Watch this (and then scroll down to grab your Invite link): If you don’t have a way to purchase unvaccinated beef please consider trying us out… Never ever vaccinated with anything Grass to table 20 day aged Black Angus Treat yourself to the best steaks for the best price and support Patriots I visited the ranch Bill Gates isn’t… pic.twitter.com/46fx61w3MD — DailyNoah.com (@DailyNoahNews) December 21‚ 2023 It’s Invite Only (to keep out the people who hate America) but good news is I can get you in! Here’s my personal page with Invite Link included:  https://www.riverbendranchsteaks.com/WLTrump Here’s to your health! Actually‚ here’s to OUR health! Personally‚ I’m a filet guy….how about you? I know that may not be the most popular cut‚ but it’s my favorite. What’s yours? Ribeye? Sirloin? Or filet like me? Whichever you choose‚ make sure it’s REAL beef‚ not lab-grown‚ not 3D printed‚ and definitely no mRNA included!! SEE IT HERE Cheers!