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1. I have great doubts about John Titus’ presumtpions who the demonstrators in the Berlin protests are and the conclusions he made for the role of US politics in the Israel – Hamas conflict.
   There is actually only a very minor part of German natives among the demonstrators (usually with a woke background). What can be seen here is the result of years of mass immigration of millions of people from Middle East an Northern African countries. The chanting says “Allahu Akbar” (“Allah is the greatest”), it furthermore claims the establishment of an islamic califate in Germany – I have never met or heard of a native German who claimed that.
   Furthermore the chantings say “from the river to the sea” – nothing less than the claim of extinction of the state of Israel. Chantings like “Jews into the gas” are frequent on these demonsteations which happen in all large German cities too (proofing it’s not about Israel, it’s hate against all Jews). ISIS Flags and hand signs are shown (broadly documented on footage in German mainstream but also social and alternative media). The leader of one the largest German youth aid agencies Arche has recently stated in a widely echoed interview in the press how shocked he was about the extreme hatred widely common among young migrants quoting “we slit the throat of the Jews first, then the homosexuals and then the Christians”.
   What we see on these videos is the rise of monstrous evil with public demonstrations of power – with many parallels and actual historic connections to what is documented in German history books about what happened 75 years ago.
   The Grand Mufti of Jerusalem was one of the closest allies of Hitler. The education system in the region was already influenced by the Nazis with the framing of Jews in school books.
   As a German native I am deeply ashamed of what is going on in my country of birth.
   The spark that has been initiated in Gaza is setting antisemitism in Europe on fire with its large middle east migrant communities. To Hamas Gaza is everywhere where Palestenians live . The claim of establishing a califate is publicly aiming at a coup d’etat – we remember Mossul in Irak only few years ago.
   Chantings in German football stadiums are not the right comparison in this context.
   The question is if Germany and Europe can defend liberty, freedom and the survival of the hertitage of societies that have been built on Christian values and that have become spritually empty and turned to the false gods of climate and gender ideologies.

   1. good people will not fight and will keep their weapons holstered until it’s too late. that’s the nature of good people. they’re weak and vulnerable when any predator without compassion appears. “only bad people fight. good people try to work it out peacefully” –> good people will lose everything to those who come seeking “refuge and safety”.

      I’d be in the same boat.

   2. I wonder how much of this hate is intentionally financed and engineered with operations and mind control – and by whom. Clearly Mr. GLobal wants this to happen.

2. I had to giggle a little bit @ 5:09 when John says that Netanyahu would do anything “to save his own bacon”. Not to discount the seriousness of the situation, but we may have to change that colloquial expression since if Netanyahu follows Jewish dietary laws, then he would not be eating bacon since it is a pork product, much less save it. Maybe change it to “save his own brisket”.

   1. Hard to assume he respects any laws.

3. 1:01 did trump lose on purpose?

   perhaps. not just to lose but to set up the whole stolen election theatre and all the operations that came with it, including Jan 6, while making Trump look to be the people’s hero run over by the establishment. in the meantime, all of the main players on both sides have serious ties with israel.

   1. and if trump wins the next election, could he be the biggest trojan horse in history? while his fans are celebrating the victory, he’s putting the last pieces in place for complete lockdown and control.

      1. Seems they are all involved.

   2. Theater, indeed. Trump does like the limelight HUGELY. 😉

   3. Why deliberately lose a election when you could have won it?

      Why take the risk of running and losing later when you could have a sure win?

      Why are the questions and real evidence of election irregularities swept under the table? If the election were on the square, why don’t these questions get swift responses to clear them?

      Why did courts let non-legislatures change election rules, ignore the Constitution, and dismiss Republican and state suits (SCOTUS) about it for lack of standing?

      Do not the numerous suits and heavy handed charges against Trump tell you the left/deep state are worried if he takes office? Are any of them from Republicans? On the other hand, do any but a few Republicans, deep staters themselves, give him support?

      Do you not remember that life was better under Trump, from increased freedoms, the right to try, lower taxes, lower unemployment for all groups, no wars started, prices reducing and more?

      Sure, he had his problems, he certainly didn’t handle Covid well. After initial push back on the medical-industrial complex, he folded with the vax and shutdowns. But on the whole, my life was better, true for many.

      Our country has been taken over by WEF, pharma, neocons and pols who think they can keep their jobs if they ignore the people and stand up a braindead moron to take their instructions. No doubt Biden agreed to this to keep his grift from exposure. Right now these groups have similar goals, but already they are starting to go after each other.

      In the meantime, though, they want serious contenders GONE. RFK Jr is set ip for assassination while, IMO, if they suits against Trump fail (and they seem to be) he will be set up for assassination as well.

      Such short memories and attention. Must be all those jabs you got.

      1. Interesting take Joyce. Facts are facts.

      2. Mr Global doesn’t plan 4 years at a time. he plans 100 years at a time, and he plans multiple stages, not just the first stage.

         watching the news headlines currently shows that the Trump distraction is running at full speed and with great effectiveness. people concerned about their saviour are not seeing most of other important things that Mr Global is putting in place. Maui is already forgotten news. people don’t know about Anachapolco. and people are not seeing the full picture with regard to Israel and criminals in Jewish disguises. only Trump matters.

      3. Joyce, re: explaining Trump team’s inability to successfully prosecute election fraud
         Why not incompetence and/or lack of willing connections. Could it not be that the Trump and his associates, just like the Biden/Obama/Clinton network, are unrealistic fanatics who essentially operate disconnected from reality and instead focus on stars, cheap memes and headlines?

4. On the commercial real estate: Here in Australia the problem in the commercial space is that asking rents have continued to climb despite demand for spaces plummeting. It’s no longer a free or working market. I went looking for a commercial office space and it took 12 months to find something at what I deem to be a reasonable price. Others I looked at refused to negotiate and still sit there empty today, some 18months later. I read somewhere that they value commercial properties on ASKING rents, not ACTUAL rents. Therefore it’s better for many investors to sit on their hands with overvalued, empty real estate than to rent it out at the actual market driven price, which would have plummeted since peak demand in 2019. I can only assume they are simply delaying the inevitable. At least that’s what I’m hoping. The greed in this house of cards is just unfathomable.

   1. So how do these commercial businesses stay afloat, stay in business, if their properties are unoccupied for 18 months? For that matter, how do they pay their employees, and for smaller investors that rely on rental income for sustenance, how do they afford to eat?

      1. There could be all sorts of reasons. Tax breaks, leverage… clearly having empty property more highly valued on paper is better for their overall portfolios somehow. Otherwise they’d drop the rents and rent them out at market rates. You’d have to direct this question at money managers, accountants and banks, there are all sorts of tricks used many of them around taxation. Small business wants to operate they just can’t afford the overheads.

   2. …and is all the empty commercial real estate being propped up until 15-minute cities are enforced? I could see all those high-rise office buildings being used as concentration camps, I mean, 15-minute cities.

      1. Quite possibly in the big centres for sure.

   3. Interesting thoughts, however, I have never seen a seasoned commercial real estate investor buy commercial real estate based upon “proposed” rental income. As realtors, we show data on collected rents and how that contributes to the overall income of the commercial real estate investment. Unless a person wants to buy property to lose money or create a loss, it would be a useless transaction to buy unprofitable real estate. Why waste your time and money? What you describe would be no different then going into a casino on the “chance” you might win gambling just like on the “chance” that a property might rent at an inflated dollar amount.

      1. Presumably these aren’t new investors, they are established property owners who prefer to prop up the value of their overall portfolios in a false market as opposed to allowing market forces to dictate the rent received. I’m talking about the types of people who own entire towns.

   4. I worked at a corporation that deliberately crowded us into one building, which allowed them to take a loss on the unoccupied space. Rising prices msut also take into account taxes and other basic costs that have risen, empty or not.

      1. Yes my thinking is along these lines that much of it must be coming down to taxation and tax breaks for losses while still retaining hypothetical value which can be leveraged to purchase more property etc.

5. “We are being bought with our own money…” no truer words can be said Catherine. You hit the nail on the head. It’s a racket for the history books and one that should be prime for fighting under the RICO Act!

6. One of my biggest concerns has been the aircraft carriers safety. How many of our best fighters and best technology ( at one time) is located on them. They’re like a very busy city on the ocean. So many great men and women. I’m a former Navy jet pilots wife. I have been on those carriers and seen many of our friends lost at war during another time when it seemed the government had no concern about the lives of those who were dedicated to defending our country. They seem like sitting ducks to whomever thinks they’re expendable. I thought they were invincible at one time. I now know better. Thank you for fighting battles we can’t fight ourselves and keeping us informed. I’d love to be lobbying with you. You’re certainly with a great group. Prayers your way.

   1. Yes, indeed. A great many find men and women are being put in harms way. Prayers for them and for peace.

   2. Yes, think of the USS Cole in 2000.

   3. And the Liberty, sunk by the Israelis, right? Not sure of the details, or whether this is known or controversial.

7. Just to report that I contacted a VP at my local bank in Hardeman County TN to ask about Fed Now. Thankfully, my bank has chosen to not join as he stated, “ This will just give the Gov’t more power over your finances.” Hooray!

   1. Wonderful!

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