Tommy Callahan

Even a broken clock is correct twice a day. Seems it's still being determined if he was in a vehicle, walking or was killed by his own men.

This country is effed.

Even Chucky admits it Uk as well

Ugh. More results of the plandemic

Do you realize how many times that site was wrong. From the constant reports on the surges progress to the ghost of kiev. It's war propaganda from a shady site with almost no controls And yes. Our media doesn't highlight the Ukraine work in Russia that much. But will report on the Russian response.

So a marine has the nuke football.

It's kind of interesting how Ireland is having these troubles. When Ireland is the HQ for some of the largest US companies. a few of the S&P7

A major factor contributing to the crisis was the Federal Reserve's response to rampant inflation, marked by Paul Volcker's speech of October 6, 1979, which resulted in a series of short-term interest rate increases. This led to a scenario whereby the short-term costs of funding to S&Ls were higher than the returns they were realizing from many of their mortgage loan portfolios. This situation could not be directly addressed because a large proportion of the loans were fixed-rate mortgages (a problem that is known as an asset-liability mismatch). As the Federal Reserve's policies continued to cause interest rates to rise, this placed even more pressure on S&Ls in late 1979 and into the 1980s, leading to an increased focus on high interest-rate transactions. As a result, fewer people borrowed money from S&Ls which further significantly lowered revenue so the institutions could not offset their losses. According to Zvi Bodie, professor of finance and economics at Boston University School of Management, writing in the St. Louis Federal Reserve Review, "asset-liability mismatch was a principal cause of the Savings and Loan Crisis In the early 1980s Congress passed two laws intended to deregulate the Savings and Loans industry, the Depository Institutions Deregulation and Monetary Control Act of 1980 signed by President Jimmy Carter and the Garn–St. Germain Depository Institutions Act of 1982 signed by President Ronald Reagan. These laws allowed thrifts to offer a wider array of savings products (including adjustable-rate mortgages)

Just imagine. if CNN, MSNBC would just put a heavy they with colored hair and ugly piercings/tats on the show, anything they say would be the fact. Then the dems would get news from people that looked more like them.

I think most of us know/can Identify a POS like hunter. we just know those are the kinds of people to avoid and cut out of one's lives.

Ideology. then Reagan and the 1980 record sweep, and a bunch of stuff got fixed.

Debt to gdp at 130+% is bonkers

Imagine if our government called black lives matter racist and criminal.