by Mac Slavo
SHTF Plan
Apparently, if you buy the COVID-19 official narrative, all 50 states are seeing a rise in cases. But the most important news is that more are also locking down in an attempt to finish off what’s left of the middle class.
Minnesota Governor Tim Walz plans to announce new COVID-19 restrictions today amid a “surge in statewide infections”, possibly including stricter rules for bars and restaurants. In Illinois, stricter coronavirus restrictions will go into effect Wednesday for some suburban counties. “The virus is winning right now,” Governor J.B. Pritzker said on Twitter. The governor also hinted at a possible stay-at-home order as the Thanksgiving holiday approaches.
A surge of crime has prompted officials in Minneapolis to explore the possibility of bolstering the city’s shrinking police force with officers from outside departments, according to local media.
Tech stocks hit a wall Tuesday, unable to remain afloat on a tide of stressful news. Although Wall Street would have us believe investors shouldn’t care who wins the election, the idea is preposterous. There is simply no way that a takeover of Capitol Hill by the Democrats could be perceived as good for business and the economy. But there’s a Catch-22 if Trump succeeds in reversing Biden’s ostensible victory, since a court decision paving the way for a second term could gravely unsettle America for years to come. A vaccine remains a bullish wild card, as the mindless herd demonstrated on Monday. Pfizer announced a drug that has been 90% effective in trials, touching off the most powerful one-day rally in stock-market history. The clinical basis for the drugmaker’s claim went largely unexplored initially, presumably because the stock market’s canny masters had every reason to avoid hard questions. But they surfaced on Tuesday nonetheless, causing shares to extend Monday’s retreat with big tech leading the way.
On the heels of the Dow surging along with crude oil and the mining stocks continuing to struggle, it appears this time is different, plus a look at the bond bull and the gold sector.
Joe Biden has made it clear that he will do his best to “unify” the country following an election in which more than 71 million Americans – nearly half the electorate – voted for Donald Trump. It is an admirable goal. But any chance of that happening depends on the American people having confidence that the election outcome resulted from a fair and honest process. Though never perfect, our electoral system has generally instilled confidence for the past 231 years, which is why it has worked so well.
Former Obama deputy national security adviser Ben Rhodes admitted Monday that Joe Biden is already speaking with foreign leaders as if he is the next President, a move that some believe to be a breach of the Logan Act, the same law that President Trump’s former national security adviser Gen. Mike Flynn was prosecuted under.
Attorney General Bill Barr instructed U.S. prosecutors to look into any credible claims of election irregularities in their districts. A Monday letter from Barr is spawning a lot of worries that the Department of Justice (DOJ) backs President Donald Trump’s spurious allegations of voter fraud or is at least attempting to lend credence to them. And yesterday’s protest resignation of Richard Pilger, head of the DOJ branch that oversees election crimes, only added to that effect.
Attorney General Barr just mobilized the Department of Justice to engage as appropriate to investigate election fraud throughout America. He is on very solid legal grounds. ?It is a very simple means of addressing the greatest attempted political theft in American history and I would rather be us, Trump Nation, than them, the Democrat party’s illegal operatives.
Each quarter publicly traded companies file a form known as the 10-Q with the Securities and Exchange Commission. The 10-Q filed by the largest bank in the United States, JPMorgan Chase, on November 2 carried a very disturbing paragraph that had not appeared in the 10-Q the bank filed on August 3. The paragraph reads as follows:
Shares of Zoom Video fell sharply Monday as names benefitting from people staying at home due to the coronavirus pandemic lost their appeal following the release of positive coronavirus vaccine data.
The mainstream media has declared former Vice President Joe Biden the winner of the 2020 presidential election. However, this does not mean the 2020 Presidential campaign has come to an end. President Donald Trump is continuing his legal challenges to the vote counts in some key states.
Indexes backed off sharply into the close. Dow gave up 800 points of its 1,600-point spike. Nasdaq -1.5%. Oil soared. Gold & silver dropped. 10-Year Treasury went rogue.
Sens. Kelly Loeffler and David Perdue (R-GA) on Monday called on Georgia’s Republican Secretary of State, Brad Raffensperger, to resign.
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – The United States may still face a wave of debt defaults and “significant declines” in asset prices because of the coronavirus pandemic and recession, the Federal Reserve warned on Monday, in a stark reminder the economy is far from out of the woods.
It is now obvious that massive voter fraud took place inn the so-called “swing states”. The Democrats knew which states would be problematic and carefully prepared a plan to steal them. Not that they did not do it elsewhere. Of course they did, as they always have. But the big guns were brought up for Pennsylvania, Michigan, Nevada. I suspect that sophisticated computer operations were used alongside old-fashioned ballot-box stuffing.