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tyb

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tyb

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https://twitter.com/DC_Draino/status/1635285195053232128?s=20

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>>18498496

quite interesting

>>18498505

a good question; a matter of probabilities

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https://twitter.com/CIA/status/1635287094645096455

>>18498478

tyb

Treasuries: "Risk Free" or "Risk Unlimited"?

Kind of ad(ish) but worth the read

The high-profile collapse of Silicon Valley Bank last week is a story about bad debt, just not in the way most people think.

Bank executives didn't issue too many loans to poor quality borrowers. They made what they believed to be conservative investments in the safest of all assets. The bad debt turned out to be U.S. Treasuries - an asset class they assumed to be "risk free."

This assumption was reinforced by regulatory requirements which artificially incentivize bankers to hold U.S. Treasuries as a tier one asset and bulletproof collateral.

Today they are questioning the conventional wisdom about the risks of holding U.S. debt. So are investors and finance executives everywhere.

Rising interest rates led to catastrophic losses in SVB's portfolio of Treasury debt and mortgage backed securities. The losses created a capital shortfall and spawned a good old fashioned bank run. Regulators stepped in and closed the bank Friday.

The trouble is that SVB is not alone. Virtually every bank in the western hemisphere is holding the same debt to a greater or lesser degree, for the same reasons. Until this moment, few outside the community of goldbugs really bothered to reassess whether Treasuries are still risk free.

What does the "full faith and credit of the United States" actually mean these days?

Government backing was a powerful guarantee when America was on the ascension. Unfortunately, somewhere along the line, Congress began perpetual deficit spending and Federal Reserve bankers went nuts, launching Zero Interest Rate Policy, monetizing Treasury debt and inventing other reckless monetary expansions.

It isn't just banks getting a wakeup call. Insurance companies and pension funds are also stuffed with risky Treasury debt.

So are State reserve accounts, their so-called rainy-day funds. State laws nearly everywhere prevent officials from investing in alternative assets, such as physical bullion. The losses in these funds are now piling up.

For some financial institutions, like SVB, it is already too late to recover. Others still have the chance to adapt, but it will require them to abandon conventional thinking.

Investors must learn to operate in this era of declining confidence. Assets fit loosely into three risk categories when return of capital becomes more important than return on capital.

Some assets are pure paper – backed by nothing but confidence. This list includes U.S. Treasuries and the U.S. dollar.

The collapse of SVB is a byproduct of the artificial bull market in government debt fueled by central bank buying.

In a rising inflation and rising interest rate environment, not only can bonds underperform, they could become worthless if trust is lost.

Treasuries only recently broke downward out of a 40-year bull market, and the full faith and credit of the U.S. isn't worth much these days.]

The next category of assets are derivative instruments which offer some claim against an underlying asset. Stock options in publicly traded companies, ETFs, and futures contracts are examples.

The trouble with many of these paper assets is they also derive much of their value from confidence. Counterparty risk and leverage mean there may be nothing left backing the paper one holds if things go wrong.

Tangible assets owned directly, not in derivative form, carry no counterparty risk. They include real estate, precious metals, and other goods such as diamonds or fine art.

Real estate carries the potential for loss because central bankers have spent decades keeping mortgage rates artificially low, thereby blowing a bubble in prices.

No asset is "risk free." That is a marketing term coined by Wall Street bankers and bureaucrats to peddle debt backed by the "full faith and credit" of our now hopelessly insolvent Uncle Sam.

Today the closest an investor can get to risk free is an investment in tangible assets which offer zero risk of going to zero and no counterparty risk.

Interestingly, one of these assets – physical gold – was designated as a tier one asset alongside US Treasuries several years ago. Unfortunately, bankers and other finance executives took pretty much no action to diversify their balance sheets into gold.

Perhaps those who survive the carnage now begun by SVB's collapse will finally get around to buying some metal.

https://www.moneymetals.com/news/2023/03/13/treasuries-risk-free-or-risk-unlimited-002702#disqus_thread

>>18498478

TYB

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>>18498478

TYB!

o7

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tyb

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tyb

>>18498519

Tucker questioned WTC 7 on that podcast yesterday..

>>18498523

Ever find your dimebag dickscab…?

>>18498478

tyb

When the mob was being investigated, was there a dedicated group that spammed "It's the Italians" 24/7 everywhere?

>>18498478

tyb

The gov didn’t prefund Maricopa County to fix the election system, and they didn’t investigate the election theft by the FBI, Bidan gave their payoff for successful theft of 2020 and 2022. Fucking sick if this shit!

https://twitter.com/DC_Draino/status/1633590169814147074?s=20

ROCKWELL B-1 Lancer

The Rockwell B-1 Lancer is a supersonic variable-sweep wing, heavy bomber used by the United States Air Force. It is commonly called the "Bone" (from "B-One").

Don't see this one very often

>>18498528

Tick Tock Motherfuckers

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>>18493300 pb Silicon Valley Bank, FDIC, Federal Reserve Stress Tests and Hold to Maturity for TBTFs and others

>>18498478

tyb

>>18498517

Mornin Bready

>>18498539

Naw… They just JUMP….

From their Towers of Babel….

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>>18496173 pb

>US government moves to stop potential banking crisis.

Here we go again.

>>18498525

kek

>>18498528

kek, o7 clapclapclap

>>18498544

maybe a helper npc

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>>18497899 (pb)

USA. Long line for cash at a First Republic Bank in Los Angeles.

Why?

Fear over another bank collapse.

More video -> LiveLeak (http://t.me/leaklive)

https://t.me/leaklive/12771

>>18498543

UPDATES - The Interior Department gave the green light to US energy giant ConocoPhillips to drill for oil at three sites in the federally-owned National Petroleum Reserve in Alaska’s western Arctic

https://twitter.com/TheInsiderPaper/status/1635291477709557766

>>18498555

OTTAWA - A Canadian engineering giant whose work involves critical military, power and transportation infrastructure across the country has been hit with a ransomware attack.

Toronto-based Black & McDonald has so far refused to publicly comment on the cyberattack, while the Department of National Defence and other clients of the company have downplayed any impact or damage.

"Black & McDonald notified OPG that they had experienced a ransomware attack which was unrelated to OPG operations and information," said Ontario Power Generation spokesman Neal Kelly.

https://www.ctvnews.ca/business/cyber-attack-hits-engineering-giant-with-contracts-for-military-bases-power-plants-1.6304657

https://twitter.com/JoshuaSteinman/status/1635289254086737922

DHS and NGOs going after Revolver.news for revealing color revolutions

https://twitter.com/DarrenJBeattie/status/1635102064278908929?s=20

>>18498411 lb

PF: ABIDE99 E-4B Nightwatch departed Offutt AFB and will go to Tucson-Davis Monthan and 09-0016 C-32A also up from JBA-this was used to take potato from Delaware to JBA yesterday unannounced >>18495428 pb

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>>18498557

With all these piles of Classified…

Staying Busy….

Run All the Banks You Want…

Your Stupidity is a Solid Planning Factor…

>>18498393 pb

Might the Bush have their bolt hole in Southern Argentina to be near the southern Continent?

>>18498022

The shill tag us as "echo chamber" because their Grand Wurlitzer, which covers the world in filth and lies, is thebig time echo chamber

So it's "by the book" to accuse 8kun Qresearch of that.

They figure they will always pass, using "by the book"?

as long as they have censorship and have intimidated any who would call out the truth, as outcasts / crazy

then doubling down HARD

I think that's their total technique.

Being the daring (undiscovered) star I am, figure I can speak out every so often.

As long as I close with "shhhhh" and "Omerta" and "Silencio"

Think of the coincidence of timing

"truth social" on line, gettin up to speed

Musk , out of nowhere, appears, buys twitter,

(starts to clean -up so it's claimed)

anons never get back on.

Haters still have free rein.

Bots still swarming there.

Twitter Files - mealy mouth journalists.

WW3 about to break out

new Republican House starts hearings.,

Public hearings show:

Government censored Twitter to elect Biden

Government contracted bioweapon.

Was known all along injections were deadly.

than, what a surprise?

we have "our" economic collapseafter over 20 years of insolvency.

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Good morning from USS Abraham Lincoln (CVN 72) Nimitz-class aircraft carrier in San Diego - March 13, 2023 #ussabrahamlincoln #cvn72

https://twitter.com/WarshipCam/status/1635291841871638528

>>18498553

every single time

>>18498568

shut it down. cmon man

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>>18498573

Playboy to relaunch magazine as it takes on OnlyFans

March 13, 2023

Playboy is relaunching its iconic magazine as a digital-first publication — as the racy lifestyle brand takes on OnlyFans, The Post has learned.

The revamped magazine, which shuttered in 2020 and ceased printing, will debut later this year.

The online publication will serve as an entry to Playboy’s “creator platform,” which the brand is selling as an “elevated,” “safe” and “exclusive” alternative to OnlyFans.

Now, instead of Playboy “bunnies,” you’ll have Playboy “creators,” who will post adult content on their pages, give subscribers exclusive access into their lives and grace the magazine’s online covers.

The Post got its hand on Playboy’s first-ever “digital cover,” which features model Amanda Cerny, who has made more than $1 million as a Playboy creator using the beta version of the platform, “Centerfold.”

Playboy first launched “Centerfold” with spokeswoman Cardi B in December 2021 as a place “for creative freedom, artistic expression, and sex positivity.”

Much like OnlyFans, it allows models to cultivate paying subscribers.

Playboy told The Post it is dropping the name “Centerfold” and the platform will instead be integrated into the fabric of Playboy.

“Our Playboy creator platform is the Playboy magazine for the 21st century,” the company’s chief brand officer Rachel Webber said. “We’re putting the power of content creation in the hands of the creative community and giving them the tools to interact with and monetize their fanbases directly.”

The big difference between OnlyFans and Playboy, the brand says, is that while anyone can become an OnlyFans creator, Playboy’s creators have to apply and be accepted by its editorial team.

Still, Playboy’s new platform shares many of OnlyFans’ features: Users can subscribe and pay to view adult content and will be able to message the models — all while getting special “access” to their daily lives.

Playboy CEO Ben Kohn said he hopes its creator platform will disrupt the current creator economy “the same way Playboy magazine shook up the publishing industry nearly 70 years ago.”

Playboy, known for its iconic covers and centerfolds, announced the end of the print magazine in March 2020, citing budget woes, and laid off 25 staffers two months later.

The company said the new digital magazine will feature essays from creators and content about what it’s like to be a part of Playboy.

https://nypost.com/2023/03/13/playboy-to-relaunch-magazine-as-it-takes-on-onlyfans/

>>18498582

lots of jews, not all, and those who act like jews

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First Republic and Western Alliance shares paused for trading as regional bank jitters persist despite Fed backstops

Trading in shares of First Republic Bank and Western Alliance Bancorp. was paused after steep initial losses on Monday as bank solvency fears persisted Monday following the failure of SVB Financial and Silvergate last week. First Republic Bank’s FRC, -75.60% stock initially dropped 65% in morning trades after big losses late last week.

Western Alliance Bancorp’s WAL, -83.70% stock also fell sharply, dropping 75%. The selloff of the Arizona-based bank’s stock was set to surpass its record one-day drop of 39.4% suffered on Sept. 19, 2008, in the midst of the financial crisis. The KBW Nasdaq Bank Index BKX, -13.03% fell 12% Monday morning.

On Friday, Western Alliance tried to reassure investors by saying “deposits remain strong” and “liquidity remains robust,” with $61.5 billion in deposits as of March 9 and $2.5 billion in cash held on its balance sheet. The stock reaction came after First Republic Bank said Sunday it had received additional liquidity from the Federal Reserve and JPMorgan Chase & Co. JPM, -1.31%. The San Francisco-based bank said the new funding gives it more than $70 billion in unused liquidity. The drops came amid quick developments over the weekend by banking regulators seeking to secure deposits following the failures of SVB Financial Group SIVB, , Silvergate Capital Corp. SI, -2.98% and Signature Bank SBNY, -22.87%. Raymond James analyst David J. Long on Monday cut his rating on First Republic Bank’s stock by two notches to market perform from strong buy on worries about a drain in deposits affecting earnings per share. “Despite the added liquidity sources, we believe deposit balances will remain under pressure in the immediate near-term,” Long said. “While we believe the bank received some deposit inflows on Thursday during the bank run at SVB Financial (SIVB), additional panic among large depositors may have driven deposit balances lower since Thursday.”

Long withdrew his $150 price target for First Republic and said the stock faces “some immediate near-term price risk until the panic surrounding bank deposits settles.” He said the bank may draw a premium valuation in the future given its “impeccable customer service and pristine credit metrics.” (kek!..when a domino falls none of that matters but you keep telling people that)

Meanwhile, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. said Monday it has transferred all deposits, both insured and uninsured, of the former Silicon Valley Bank to a newly created full-service FDIC-operated bridge bank in an action that seeks to protect all depositors of the bank. Last week, MarketWatch columnist Philip Van Doorn included First Republic on a list of 10 banks showing contracting margins over the past year, or the smallest expansions of margins. UBS analyst Erika Najarian on Friday said First Republic Bank does not have the same exposures as ailing technology sector lender SVB Financial Group. SIVB, . “We believe [First Republic Bank] is no [SVB],” Najarian said, adding that a recent meeting of UBS and First Republic CEO Mike Roffler suggests that venture-capital and private-equity deposits were just 8% of the bank’s total. By comparison, deposits from funds and early-stage companies made up 52% of Silicon Valley Bank’s balance sheet, Najarian said.

First Republic’s available for sale securities (AFS) portfolio is 1.7% of earning assets, versus 14% for SVB before liquidation. “[First Republic Bank] has historically thrived in periods of disruption, given its well-earned reputation as a ‘quality’ bank,” Najarian said. “While the bank has grown much since, one of [First Republic’s] most banner origination years was during the depths of the Global Financial Crisis.” First Republic’s stock fell 14.8% on Friday. The troubles at the banks have weighed on regional bank stocks, with the KBW Nasdaq Bank Index down 3.9% on Friday. The index had lost about 16% of its value in the past five days of trading, prior to Monday’s action.

https://www.marketwatch.com/story/first-republic-banks-stock-slides-amid-continuing-jitters-about-regional-banks-72b17977

https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/IYF

https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/WAL

>>18498584

Thank you Bing AI!

ChatG(OY)PT would never.

https://t.me/straynews/11402

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>>18498578

looks a bit stormy

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>>18498537

hey planefag, did you see this from a few days ago ?

an american b52 flying in dangerous proximity to russian territory

can you imagine the reeeeing if a russian nuclear capable bomber flew this close to a major US city

the usa is playing a very dangerous game

vested western interests want to provoke a nuclear war

>>18498599

Chekt

Umbrella Oy Vey!

>>18498570

Really long article, this us the end of it…

Revolver reported on McFaul in our Color Revolution series as follows:

In this vein we ought to note that the term “democratic backsliding,” as seen in the subtitle of Norm Eisen’s book, and its opposite “democratic breakthrough” are also terms of art in the Color Revolution lexicon. We leave the full exploration of how the term “democratic” is used deceptively in the Color Revolution context (and in names of decidedly anti-democratic/populist institutions) as an exercise to the interested reader. Michael McFaul, another Color Revolution expert and key anti-Trump operative somewhatgives the game awayin the following tweet in which the term “democratic breakthrough” makes an appearance as a better sounding alternative to “Color Revolution.” (Note the date 2 mos before 2020 election)

Most likely as a response to Revolver News’ first Color Revolution article on State Department official George Kent, former Ambassador McFaul issued the following tweet as a matter of damage control:

What on earth then might Color Revolution expert and Obama’s former ambassador to Russia Michael McFaul, who has been a key player agitating for President Trump’s impeachment, mean by “democratic breakthrough?”

Being a rather simple man from a simple background, McFaul perhaps gave too much of this answer away in the following explanation (now deleted).

With this now-deleted tweet we get a clearer picture of the power bases that must be satisfied for a “democratic breakthrough” to occur—and conveniently enough, not one of them is subject to direct democratic control. McFaul, like Eisen, George Kent, and so many others, perfectly embodies Revolver’s thesis regarding the Color Revolution being the same people running the same playbook. Indeed, like most of the star never-Trump impeachment witnesses, McFaul is or has been an ambassador to an Eastern European country. He has supported operations against Trump, including impeachment. And, like Norm Eisen, he has actually written a book on Color Revolutions (more on that later).

As is now evident, McFaul was no minor subject in Revolver News’ Color Revolution series which argued that key color revolution professionals were taking an active role and using many of the same tactics in the effort to destroy Donald Trump’s presidency. What a remarkable conflict of interest then for Renée DiResta’s Election Integrity Partnership to not even mention in its report, which refuses to address the substance of Revolver’s reporting, that one of its own lead faculty advisors was a main subject of that very reporting!

The main scandal is not even the conflicts of interest surrounding the Election Integrity Partnership, nor their specific attacks on Revolver News for our coverage of color revolutions. First, in Election Integrity Partnership’s detailed tracking of Revolver’s color revolution reporting we see how the sausage is made in terms of the EIP’s concern for “narrative level censorship”–that is, not censorship at the level of words (say, slurs), not censorship at the level of individuals or outlets, but censorship at the level of entire narratives surrounding major issues of public concern.

This existential threat to online freedom, and freedom generally only intensifies in light of developments highlighted by Matt Taibbi’s Twitter Files, according to which the EIP is working in lock-step with the Department of Homeland Security to implement its censorship agenda across the internet.

Unfortunately for the scumbags at the Electoral Integrity Partnership and the DHS—Revolver News isn’t going anywhere, and we will continue to shape and drive narratives that deliver truth and power to the American people and headaches to the corrupt and illegitimate leaderswho have so shamefully run this once great nation into the ground.

https://www.revolver.news/2023/03/dhs-linked-org-deploys-dangerous-new-censorship-tools-against-revolver-news-for-color-revolution-reporting/

>>18498597

KEK !

>>18498603

gm all true anons

Catherine Herridge

@CBS_Herridge

Records reviewed by CBS News indicate the U.S. government may have paid twice for projects at China’s Wuhan labs through the National Institutes of Health and USAID. A probe into the funding is raising questions about the use of the money.

9:09 AM · Mar 13, 2023

https://twitter.com/CBS_Herridge/status/1635266832281260032

>>18498513

same 3 memes you used last bread

LIARs

Tell your bosses to give you liars some work,

Ur too obvious.

I'm Harvey Oswald; I can tell a fake.

Lee is my double.

>>18498603

gm

>>18498581

>shut it down. cmon man

First Amendment Under Attack in Florida: Bill Requires Bloggers Register with State and New Hate Crime Bill Introduced

Florida state Senator Jason Brodeur has proposed a bill that would require bloggers to file reports with the state if they are paid for posts about the state’s governor, lieutenant governor, cabinet members or legislative officials. Newspapers would not be subject to the same rules. Republican Newt Gingrich wrote, “The idea that bloggers criticizing a politician should register with the government is insane.”

In another assault on the First Amendment, Florida state Representative Mike Caruso introduced a new bill that “makes anti-Semitism a hate crime.” Reporter Chris Nelson wrote: “If Florida HB 269 is passed, someone who makes fun of another person’s clothes if they are considered “ethnic or religious” can be arrested & charged with a THIRD DEGREE FELONY AND HATE CRIME!” The new proposal was reportedly put forward by the GOP to silence the “Goyim Defense League” that has been sharing flyers in Florida neighborhoods and holding up anti-Semitic banners over bridges that are critical of Jews.

https://needtoknow.news/2023/03/first-amendment-under-attack-in-florida-bill-requires-bloggers-register-with-state-and-new-hate-crime-bill-introduced/

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aboot fucking time.

>>18498620

Ukraine Puts NBC Reporter On “Kill List”

After Ukrainian President Zelensky vowed to take back Crimea, NBC reporter Keir Simmons traveled to Crimea and reported back that the residents he spoke with were all perfectly happy for Crimea to remain in Russian hands, and they would even join the fight if Ukraine seeks to regain the territory. People who live in Crimea speak Russian and want to remain part of Russia. He also determined that Ukraine would face formidable – some might say insurmountable – obstacles in effecting a military takeover. And for reporting on these truths his reward was to be placed on the Ukrainians’ kill list.

https://needtoknow.news/2023/03/ukraine-puts-nbc-reporter-on-kill-list/

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>>18498607

We are so scared.

Our spells have stopped working.

Trump's "pledge of Alligence" and the J6 choir are no. 1 on iTunes

>>18498619

not this

>>18498614

nigger paleeze

FBI caught and I hope judges know they are doing this on all trials

https://twitter.com/julie_kelly2/status/1635039679522422785?s=20

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>>18498608

With All These Bank Runs….

What Happening With The Joe Biden Classified Situation???

"Will Suck Cock 4 Gas Money"

~ Volodymyr Zelenskyy

>>18498620

fucking

niggers

are these pictures banned?

why?

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>>18498639

All the shill know are the Rascist words

And supposedly they are "learned"

Have a "degree"?

They were graduated as shill.

hmmm.

they were graduated as perp.

Epstein selected them for psychopathology?

Using the patented method of Bronfman's cult?

they need to find some psychopath artists to do their memes

They are running low.

Already have some talking heads calling for a stop in rate raises or some even saying to lower them and 'Hair' Bair (the former FDIC head in charge of all the shotgun weddings in 2007-2009) sez stop

The Fed needs to stop raising rates now, former FDIC chair says after Silicon Valley Bank failure

Sheila Bair, a top banking regulator during the 2008 financial crisis, says the stunning implosion of Silicon Valley Bank is exactly why the Federal Reserve needs to halt its war on inflation.

“The Fed needs to hit pause and assess the full impact of its actions so far before raising short rates further,” Bair, the former chair of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, told CNN on Sunday in a phone interview.

“If they paused, it would have a settling effect on the markets,” said Bair, who led the FDIC through the 2008 failure of Washington Mutual. Silicon Valley Bank is second only to Washington Mutual in terms of the biggest bank failures in US history. Before Friday, investors were anticipating a major interest rate hike of a half percentage point at the Fed’s March 21-22 meeting. Bair said a hike of that size would not be “well advised” given the Silicon Valley Bank collapse.

https://ktvz.com/money/cnn-business-consumer/2023/03/13/the-fed-needs-to-stop-raising-rates-now-former-fdic-chair-says-after-silicon-valley-bank-failure-2/

Currently the FEDWatch has it skewed at no hike to 25bp when they had it at 50bp last week-so again imporatnt to watch what they do NOT what they say

https://www.cmegroup.com/markets/interest-rates/cme-fedwatch-tool.html?redirect=/trading/interest-rates/countdown-to-fomc.html

Now what they may do is raise the FDIC limits after the morning wash out as they've let this 'sink in' prolly to about $tree-fiddy (350K) or moar so that will 'inspire CONfidence' and try to stem the lines that are forming at all these "banks"

>>18498610

It's #NationalSheepDay. In 2017, a freighter loaded with 9,000 sheep sank the Russian spy ship Liman in the Black Sea when the two vessels collided in heavy fog. No sheep were harmed in the incident, and all Russian crewmen were rescued.

https://twitter.com/NavalInstitute/status/1635297374338957324

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>>18498598

You don't understand the forest because you are looking at the trees.

>He put Bryan Ware in charge of cyber security of the elections

And then what happened?

>>18498651

wake them up to the bad shit, and offer a good future, kinda linke what Hitler did 1933-39

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yup.

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So an HBO documentarian follows J6 into the house but is not arrested,“I was just following them”, thats how you know it was a set up!

Some news people said there were 100s of journalists and news people there, why weren’t they arrested?

https://twitter.com/DarrenJBeattie/status/1635018812629336064?s=20

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>>18498668

plenty more where that came from

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>>18498630

PANIC

Quick, someone post division narrative to shield and protect the guilty INDIVIDUALS with associations with those names that already have a bad smell.

PANIC PANIC PANIC

>>18498647

Same ol memes

I make the shitty hate memes.

guess who they are paid by?

Same ol pedo creep who paid for my "Charlie Hebdo" hate-Muslim comics?

Then terror attacks can be blamed on comic strips.

that would be a step in the direction of excluding expression.

So I do my duty for Soros

And laugh my ass off when our groups is comforted (for nothing) by Mitterand.

"Cartoons" triggered the mass slaughter.

ya, I know it's lame.

scared people believe anything.

My job is to rile up hate, so hopefully people will really start to kill each other, and we will be able to drop the simulated terror attacks with crappy actors.

When will the public finally get violent?

Jan 6th didn't work out. There was so much love and comfy there our plan was foiled.

one

cartoonist in our group couldn't hold in the guffaws when President of France "comforted" us.

But not many saw the clip.

Though it was broadcast it was cut fast.

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>>18498686

I suppose you worship the ADL too, for all the good they do in society.

You're way too predictable.

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>>18498693 ← you are losing.

lol

God Wins is a form of @Inshallah' so that perhaps we don't act when we should?

Doesn't God 'help those who help themselves'?

>>18498683

yup

>>18498686

hi, unit 7200

>>18498689

ok, [backs away]

>>18498691

my estimate also

I think it's a Tom Ford Tobacco Vanille kind of day today.

7 hours later. kek

Credit Suisse CDS Hits Record High As Silicon Valley Banking Crisis Spreads To Europe

Shares of European banks plunged on Monday, as yields on European bonds dropped on the implosion of Silicon Valley Bank could force central banks across the Western world to either slow the pace of interest rate hikes or even pivot if more regional banks fail.

Credit Suisse Group AG is one bank that caught our attention this morning. The shares of this troubled bank, trading in Switzerland, plunged as much as 15%, hitting a new record low. This decline was due to concerns about the bank's ability to recapture client funds, revive its investment banking business, and manage ongoing legal and regulatory investigations.The selling pressure on Credit Suisse shares returned thanks to the collapse of SVB, sparking a crisis of confidence throughout the banking industry in the Western world. As a result, the Zurich-based lender's five-year credit default swaps jumped to a record high of 448 basis points, data compiled by Bloomberg show. And it's not just Credit Suisse, whole financial sector is seeing CDS spreads widen. Credit Suisse's demise and shares falling to a record low come as the bank faces a long list of challenges. Just last week, shares hit a new low after it announced it would postpone the release of its annual report at the request of the Securities and Exchange Commission.

Another concern is whether the bank can survive, given the substantial outflows from its wealth management division. So much for aggressive interest rate hikes in Europe.

*TRADERS SEE ONLY 50% CHANCE OF HALF-POINT HIKE BY ECB THIS WEEK

— zerohedge (@zerohedge) March 13, 2023

As for US regional banks, and to prevent a wave of failures, rate traders have priced out hikes for the rest of the year as some of the first cuts could arrive in the second half of the year. >>18498655

https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/credit-suisse-cds-hits-record-high-silicon-valley-banking-crisis-spreads-europe

Strange circular dunes on Mars spotted in these NASA photos

Mar 9, 2023

The sand dunes were imaged as part of a program to see how frost melts on the Red Planet in late winter.

Planetary scientists have captured an image of near-perfectly circular sand dunes on the surface of Mars. While sand dunes across the Red Planet come in a wealth of shapes and sizes, such well-defined circles are unusual.

The slight asymmetry in the sand dunes shows their steep sides are orientated towards the south. The University of Arizona, which operates the High-Resolution Imaging Experiment (HiRise) camera used to take the image, pointed out in a statement(opens in new tab) that this indicates sands are blown southwards, though the Martian winds may be variable.

The image was taken on November 22, 2022, at a latitude of 42.505 degrees and a longitude of 67.076 degrees. It comes as part of a series of pictures taken by the HiRise camera that orbits Mars on the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter (MRO) spacecraft.

The collection of images is being used to monitor how frost recedes and melts on the Martian surface as the Red Planet reaches the end of its winter season. Illustrating this, while this image appears frost-free a similar image of the same sand dunes previously taken shows what they looked like while still covered in frost.

The sand dune image was taken while the MRO was at an altitude of around 185 miles (300 kilometers) over the Martian surface. Each pixel in the image represents 25 centimeters (9.8 inches).

This is just one of 60 sites on Mars being monitored by HiRise. The high-resolution camera has been orbiting the Red Planet since the MRO reached Mars in 2006 and began conducting the first dedicated survey of the planet's sand dunes.

Collecting repeated observations of sand dunes over the Martian year (lasting 687 Earth days) has allowed planetary scientists to monitor how fast the dunes move. This has revealed that sand dunes from the equator to the poles are advancing at rates of up to 3.3 feet (1 meter) per Martian year.

The camera has recorded a variety of Martian sand dunes with an impressive range of both sizes and shapes, revealing a great deal about weather conditions on the Red Planet. For example, while examining the Lyot Crater in the northern lowlands of Mars in 2010, HiRise imaged dune fields that indicated how local winds are channeled through the topology of this 146-mile-wide (236-kilometer) complex impact crater.

HiRise is also conducting ongoing research that looks at glacier-like formations across Mars and examines the crevasse-type fractures that punctuate their surfaces. By collecting repeated observations over time, the images can help scientists determine the kind of fracture mechanics that occur in so-called "viscous flow features" found at the bases of slopes on Mars. These deposits are believed to have once been rich in ice, but the source of this ice is thus far a mystery, according to NASA.(opens in new tab)

On December 21, 2010, the primary mission of the MRO ended five years and six months after its launch on August 12, 2005. This new image shows that even 12 years after the end of that mission the contribution to science made by the spacecraft and its HiRise camera is far from over.

https://www.space.com/mars-reconaissance-orbiter-circular-sand-dunes

>>18498698

>>18498710

Oh, she was instrumental in the 2008 crash, but she was just practicing then.

>>18498624

>>18498676

>>18498711

kek

Evil digits confirm collapse

https://twitter.com/DonBauman61/status/1635270440599027717

JUST IN - First Republic Bank plunges 66.6% in pre-market.

Funny Fox News is Pushing the Whole

"Twitter Fueled Bank Run…."

>>18498721

11:30 AM EST

Closed Board Meeting Under Expedited Procedures

Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System

>>18481138 pb

https://www.federalreserve.gov/aboutthefed/boardmeetings/20230313closed.htm

>>18498718

its really 2015

3 years to go till its glorious.

>>18498725

>66.6%

>>18498723

>>18498713

Pay attention

Too much attention is being diverted to (((them))), and at the top of that heap, is the Rothschilds.

Now, understand, the Rothschilds are the most powerful "family" on planet earth. They control everything through debt. But the constitution blocks their ultimate ambitions, so therefore they intend to destroy from within. With more debt. We need a president that will utter the words, it's the Rothschilds.

>>18498731

>>18498730

we knew it was an op, just whatkind of an op, well? lol

>>18498664

>Why not just awaken people with some real truths and proofs of them?

Blissful naivete. If your scenario entails them keeping their money, bread and circus, it will not motivate any change.

>I just hate to see any good people left behind and still unaware.

Anyone who doesn't choose to pursue book-smarts about skin burns will acquire real-world smarts after they touch a stove.

>>18498731

It was already scheduled

They do closed door meeting all the time (they just amended it to account for current habbenings)

>>18493300 pb

>And that "Emergency Meeting" scheduled for tomorrow was already on the books as the FED does do closed-door meetings from time-to-time so that is not unique…they changed the title to reflect the current habbeings is what habbened with that one.

Closed Board Meeting on March 13, 2023

Advanced Notice of a Meeting under Expedited Procedures.

It is anticipated that the closed meeting of the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System at 11:30 a.m. on Monday, March 13, 2023, will be held under expedited procedures, as set forth in section 261b.7 of the Board's Rules Regarding Public Observation of Meetings, at the Board’s offices at 20th and C Streets, N.W., Washington, D.C. and by audio/video conference call. The following items of official Board business are tentatively scheduled to be considered at that meeting. Review and determination by the Board of Governors of the advance and discount rates to be charged by the Federal Reserve Banks.

https://www.federalreserve.gov/aboutthefed/boardmeetings/20230313closed.htm

Is Tucker digging on j6 bomber?

Maybe anons should solve this

Feds have offered a reward of $500,000.00

I'm not only comfy AF I'm rather enjoying this time.

These poor children and their mother!

This is only one example of many of the heartbreaking circumstances these families are going through because of the two-tiered justice system and the political persecution of their loved ones.

@GOPoversight

has sent a letter to Mayor Muriel Bowser to go to the DC Jail.

They better not turn us away.

We went to visit our political prisoner, Kyle young today. We got turned away. They just canceled visits. We drove 12 and a half hours to come. This is devastating for our children who are missing out on their father.

https://twitter.com/RepMTG/status/1635255535820840960