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New Fascism Descends on America World Cooperation, or War, Facing Mankind
Jan. 12 , 2021 (EIRNS) On Monday, Jan. 11, the Democrats introduced articles of impeachment, declaring that it is an impeachable offense to have challenged the vote fraud in the Nov. 3 election. They intend to vote it up, essentially without debate, on Jan. 13. They also introduced a bill to remove from Congress every Republican who challenged the vote fraud, based on the 14th Amendment, which was designed to prevent Confederate leaders who had fought in the insurrection against the Union from becoming Congressmen. Get it? Challenging vote fraud is the same as waging a four-year bloody war against the Union in support of slavery and free trade. Meanwhile, the Democrats, and many Republicans, and of course the media, cheer on the fact that all major social media have denied access to the President of the United States, essentially silencing the President from his 73 million
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The world’s central bankers, guided by former Bank of England Governor Mark Carney, have activated their genocidal plan for wresting economic policy from elected governments. Here, Carney is welcomed to his new post as UN Special Envoy for Climate Action and Finance by UN Deputy Secretary-General Amina Mohammed.
Jan. 1 The world’s central bankers, guided by the former head of the Bank of England, Mark Carney, have activated their genocidal plan to use the power of the central banks and the associated “too big to fail” mega-banks to take over economic policy making from elected governments, cutting off credit to any business which produces what they consider to be too large a “carbon footprint.” The fact that carbon has nothing to do with climate is known to every competent scientist in the world those who rely on creative mentation, rather than computer projections.
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In the middle of 2020, foreign investors owned a little more than $13 trillion more of US assets (stocks, bonds, and brick-and-mortar) than Americans owned of foreign assets. It is the other side of chronic current account deficits, the broad measure of trade. By this measure, the US is the world s largest debtor. It spurs much teeth-gnashing angst for reformists of all stripes.
Not so fast, says Michael Pettis and Matthew Klein in their book, Trade Wars are Class Wars. They tell us that the problem is not that the US lives beyond its means, but other countries, especially Germany and China, suppress domestic-demand and buy US financial assets instead of US goods. It produces an overvalued dollar that aggravates the trade imbalance and spurs financial crisis.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Oil companies such as BP and Shell are nurturing nature as a future revenue stream, betting on an expected rise in carbon credit prices as their fossil fuel profits ebb.
A dense stand of small trees clear-cut approximately 10 years earlier is seen from the edge of Hersey Mountain Wilderness in New Hampton, New Hampshire, U.S., December 4, 2020. REUTERS/Elizabeth Frantz
BP last year put $5 million into Finite Carbon, a company that connects forestry owners with companies seeking to offset their climate-warming emissions via-tree planting.
The Californian firm expects to generate $1 billion for landowners over the next 10 years, after a 20-40% cut of the proceeds, its chief executive Sean Carney said.
Bitcoin Rally Drives Record Volume on AAX Exchange
Dec 16 2020 · 14:57 UTC | Updated
Dec 17 2020 · 08:31 by Julia Sakovich · 4 min read
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Growing demand for BTC corresponds with evidence suggesting that it is no longer traded only by tech-savvy early adopters.
The evidence that bitcoin is in the early stages of another bull cycle is mounting. While the most obvious metric, price, attests to this, data from other sources bolster the theory. BTC is up over 20% in the past 30 days and is flirting with the $20,000 threshold, as it has several times in recent weeks. Data released by cryptocurrency exchange AAX supports the case for another bull market, with the platform reporting record volume during November.