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>>139623

MARTY85 USAF E-4B Nightwatch on final at Wright-Patterson AFB-so you have 2 of these at same location and not a usual habbening

I expect one to leave soon as they don't usual stay together for very long while not at Lincoln Muni

@Deadpool_45

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The dam is brokenas first court rules a restaurant may sue over lost income from Covid lockdowns msn.com/en-us/foodanddrink/foo

this the pic from raiders of the lost arc, right?

>>139604

His AC is still sitting at Nashville Int'l like so

It's parked on the tarmac for Berry Field Air National Guard Base for the Tennessee ANG portion of Memphis Int'l

They could have driven last night or earlier today-it's about 2 hundy miles but that prolly not likely

I'm falling asleep so going-watch right after I leave it will move

>>139637

>>139484 lb

45in FFL548 Citation 750 departed Nashville Int'l to Memphis Int'l

@TheStormHasArrived17

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@realDonaldTrump: “I stood up to the military industrial complex…”

This is why the Establishment absolutely hates him and we the people love him. Nobody in Washington is supposed to discuss these things.

45 doesn’t give AF 🇺🇸

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@FedUpWithSwamp

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President Trump just talked about them storing ballots. Q discussed this in #Q2479. (Nov 2018) #qproof

Still think 2020 election wasn't a big fat sting operation? If you think PRESIDENT Trump knew about all of this and did nothing then you don't know him very well!

@Patri0tsareinContr0l

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@realDonaldTrump: “Together we will take back the House. We will take back the Senate. And we will take back our country. And then most importantly in 2024 we are going to TAKE BACK OUR MAGNIFICENT WHITE HOUSE.”

Stay encouraged. It had to be this way in order to prevent a civil war and wake up the maximum number of people.

THE BEST IS YET TO COME! 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

@wqnderwqman

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BREAKING 🚨 At the Texas GOP convention, conservative provocateurs Alex Rosen and Cassady Campbell CALL OUT Dan Crenshaw for being on the World Economic Forum’s young global leaders, they ask him if he knows Klaus Schwab and call him out for giving money to Ukraine; shouting "Eyepatch McCain" and saying he should be "H*ng for Treason."

HOLOGRAM PORTAL - REVEALED

THE MEDIA IS A LIE

DO NOT LET THEM FOOL YOU

OPEN YOUR EYES

WAKE UP - WAKE UP

@QMission17

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>>139599

Global rate hikes reach fever pitch in race against inflation

Central banks across the world are picking up the pace of interest hikes, with developed nations raising rates to fight inflation and emerging economies following suit to defend their currencies.

Rates were increased a record 80 times in the first six months of 2022, a tabulation by Nikkei shows. Of those, emerging countries accounted for 60 times. Central banks are acting quickly and in lockstep. When the pandemic hit in 2020, countries all responded with rate cuts to support their economies. Now supply chain snarls caused by the pandemic and Russia's invasion of Ukraine are fueling price increases, again forcing the hands of central banks.

The repercussions are also becoming evident. Money that flowed into stocks and other risk assets under easy money policy is now fleeing to safer vehicles, threatening the economic outlook. The 80 rounds of interest hikes in the first half this year are about seven times more than in the same period of the previous year.

The number is higher than 56 times in 2011, when inflation was rising mainly in Asia, and 65 times in 2006, when the economy was booming before the Lehman shock. Nikkei compiled the data using interest rate trends in 38 countries and regions published by the Bank for International Settlements, as well as recent announcements by central banks. Interest rate cuts have been limited to China, where COVID-19-related lockdowns are making the economic outlook uncertain, and Russia, where Western economic sanctions are weighing the economy.

Although data from emerging economies before 2000 is limited, this is likely to be the first worldwide tightening phase since the oil crises of the 1970s and 1980s. The number could approach the 119 hikes in the boom year of 2006. Developed countries raised interest rates 20 times from January to June, the most since 28 times in the first half of 2006. The U.S. Federal Reserve shifted to interest rate increases in March and raised rates by 75 basis points this week, the highest increase since 1994. The Bank of England decided to raise interest rates at all of its meetings this year, bringing its policy rate to 1.25% in June. The European Central Bank is expected to raise interest rates in July for the first time in 11 years. Emerging economies are tightening at a much faster pace than in 2008, when 50 rate hikes marked a record. They are acting quickly because rapid rate hikes in the U.S. will strengthen the dollar against emerging market currencies. A weak home currency accelerates inflation by raising import prices.

Japan has not joined this global trend, and the yen will continue to face downward pressure increase against the $-this is what is being done via these Dollar rolls-those started up this week and shown in the MBS operations as they (NYFRB) are arbitraging the now much bigger the difference between our 2 and 5 year notes and there 2 and 5 year notes and Reverse Repos-they are fighting the devaluation because of the interest rate gaps with other economies. Global monetary tightening is reversing the flow of risk money. Compared with the end of 2021, the Dow Jones Industrial Average and the European stock indexes are down more than 17%. The decline has picked up pace this week, with the drop reaching nearly 5%. The S&P 500 was down about 6% for the week. The index tracking junk bonds, which had been supported by easing money, and the Bloomberg index on emerging market debt are both down. According to U.S. research firm EPFR, $57 billion flowed out of emerging market sovereign bond funds from the beginning of the year to May. Beyond the current market turmoil, a possible recession is on the horizon. More than 60% of CEOs expect the economy to enter a recession within 18 months, according to a survey of global CEOs and executives released Friday by The Conference Board.

In May, the Purchasing Manager's Index for manufacturing was in the 55 range for advanced economies, above the boom-or-bust 50 mark. But the index has been below 50 for three consecutive months in emerging markets, due in part to China's lockdowns.

https://asia.nikkei.com/Business/Markets/Global-rate-hikes-reach-fever-pitch-in-race-against-inflation

Muh statement in the above regarding the FRB Stress Tests:' >they sky'd the banking stock ETF (XLF)-that is the biggest one-last week during Jerry's "speech" too-it was up way moar (especially Goldman Sachs who has the "unique" position of having the largest shit-pile of OTC derivatives backed by the lowest amount of assets-that data, OTC Derivatives report for Q1 2022 will be released soon and an analysis of the changes from Q4 2021 to then will be provided shortly after it is released) than everything else at the time in anticipation of this coming out as the results of this are already known to them.

Proof of that in cap#1 as that was taken as Jerry was basically lying his ass off about many things and look at all the banking stocks in the right hand side of that picture-red circle.

I also believe they were going to do a 1% hike but someone decided to have the Atlanta Fed Head drop the GDP forecast to zero a little moar that an hour before the FOMC announced it's rate hike-the CME FedWATCH actually showed a 6.6% chance of a 1% hike on the same day and that is unheard of with slightly moar than 60 minutes to go for the announcement-also totally illegal as they were supposed to be embargoed and not able to speak about any if let alone make such a huge change (GDP revisions) that close the results being announced.

This is what will be updated just prior to teh Second Qtr closing

>>131558 O.C.C Quarterly Derivatives Report Q4 2021-March25th, 2022-Silver derivatives increase BofA/JPM abut equal on opposite sides of the trade

Other infor that will be updated with that

>>126730 Top four derivative positions according to OCC: $164.67T + precious metals contract amount(s)-occ.gov

They gave themselves 'cover' with all of it back in March by setting it all up to be granted exemptions-I bet it was directly written by the top 4 Derivative holders too: that would be JP Morgan, Goldman Sachs, Shitibank and Bank of America Italy

>>133280, >>133281 OCC Authority for Exemptions to Suspicious Activity Report Requirements: Final Rule

>>139484, >>139639

45in FFL548 Citation 750 departed Memphis Int'l after the speech and will head back to Morristown, NJ

>>139652

so true

@Mimi_Florida_TruthSeeker

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Hey peeps ~ since many of the well vaccinated & additional boosters of the “elites” (like Fauci, etc) have STILL got the virus, how come the “GOP” hasn’t called for dissolving the “EAU” (Emergency Authorization Use)? 🤔 who are they really representing? Call ur reps!

Heard him mention the cost savings on AF1 but the Biden pukes did this (below) a week ago-scrapped the new livery for the incoming 747-800s.

Totally BS reason-United, British Airways had very dark paint on the underside and they din't change them for these stated reasons. Caps1 & 2 and even the NASA DEW #3..oh sorry "telescope" 747 SOFIA platform has a dark underbelly so nice try but bullshit.

They are going to keep 'powder 'blue on it ...and you know why they are doing that.

from June 10th

Biden SCRAPS Trump's plans to paint Air Force One red white and blue due to soaring costs and concerns it would overheat the engine

Biden scrapped Trump's red, white and dark blue color scheme for the new Air Force One planes. Trump's plan had design flaw that added to the cost-total bullshit. The dark blue would have gone over the engine area and could have caused heating problems-but the above examples no..... Boeing would have to pay out of pocket to fix the heating problem. Plane likely to keep its classic light blue and white colors what a surprise THAT is

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10904571/Biden-SCRAPS-Trumps-plans-paint-Air-Force-One-red-white-blue.html

>>139649

>>139653

45in FFL548 Citation 750 on descent for Morristown Municipal Airport, NJ

Was able to locate the tail# N163QP on a hex id search but there are no pictures available on multiple search platforms and it is hidden under PIA so you have to know that he's used it before and under what callsign..fortunately I do-which is why you won't see it in QR-unless they get it from here

Fortunately45has used the FFL548..which you will notice =17call on this AC so easier to locate since I am familiar with it-so they have not completely shut down visibility-all they would need to do is not use the same callsign and a different AC and it would be a lot harder to identify his travels but would still be visible via it's Hex ID if same AC used-which they have.

On PIA

FAA acknowledges the desire of some operators to limit the availability of real-time ADS-B position and identification information for a specific aircraft.

The PIA program enables interested aircraft owners to request an alternate, temporary ICAO aircraft address, which will not be assigned to the owner in the Civil Aviation Registry (CAR).

Remember Elon bitching about having the twatter accounts set up to follow his AC?-this is all he would have to do and then use different callsigns- but as mentioned in 45's case it still uses the same Hex id

posted 45 in qr since youz two dhere

>>16470287

>>139668

not worried about that at all

and the usual crickets from the same people sayin' the same shit

and you know if one of them posted it...picrel

>>139675

so just like the rest of the plattys

too bad

that's why you muh nizza for having to wade through all of that.

ima out

ttyitm

tap,tap

night