It's Putting Us All at Risk…
Biden's Corrupt Plot for Reelection Good Morning Reader, Today we’re going to cover issues like how America doesn’t have enough room, what the liquidity crisis could mean for your investments, the deep-sea metal that will revolutionize the EV market and why the White House might have to pull out its 2008 recession playbook. But first, Jim Rickards is going to go into depth about what he calls “Biden’s Big Steal”. He’s manipulating the oil markets so that citizens don’t blame him for how much they pay at the pump… and so they consider voting for him again in 2024. How he’s doing that, however, puts the security of our entire nation at risk. Let’s get into it… | | | News: Jim Rickards – Biden's Scheme is "Cynical and Manipulative" The Biden administration is playing political games with one of America’s most critical national security assets — the Strategic Petroleum Reserve (SPR). That’s our backup store of oil to protect the country in case things go south with the countries we import oil from. It’s supposed to protect our citizens and our economy from being threatened by an oil shock. And now, to superficially drive down gas prices and score some political points as we approach a campaigning year, Biden is draining our backup supply. This is not the first time Biden has dipped into our reserves… In fact, it’s a continuation of political oil price manipulation begun in early 2022 in an effort to manipulate the mid-term elections in favor of Democrats. Biden is treating the SPR like a pile of chips in a poker game against Republicans instead of a treasured national resource. It’s a price and political manipulation that everyday Americans don’t understand. Yet, everyone will suffer if an economic or geopolitical crisis emerges and America finds itself unprepared. Our oil reserves are for national security. They’re not a political plaything. But the White House doesn’t care… as long as Biden gets ahead in the polls. ⇒ Read More Here | |
Politics: Sean Ring – The Line in America's Sand Mass, unlimited immigration simply can’t be done without acquiring, inventing, or securing the resources needed to maintain the population increase. The only solution would be a technology that can make up for the lack of resources… but that might not have been invented yet. But continuing to leave the border wide open to migrants and other visitors — and there are lots of them — is irresponsible to the point of insanity. ⇒ Read More Here | |
Retirement: Dan Amoss – The Looming Liquidity Crisis In the coming months, even with a debt ceiling agreement, the Treasury will be forced to sell enormous amounts of bonds to finance its operations. Tax receipts alone can’t finance them. Where will the money come from to purchase the bonds? That’s the supreme question. Basically, we’ll be witnessing a vast wave of U.S. Treasury bill auctions. These will drain tremendous amounts of liquidity from Wall Street. For a stock market reliant upon generous amounts of liquidity, that is a poor sign. So what can you expect next? ⇒ Read More Here | |
Markets: Ray Blanco – Deep Sea Mining Could Secure a Future for EVs Deep in the sea, dark gray lumps of metal have been discovered. They contain high concentrations of nickel, cobalt, manganese, and copper. All of which are used to manufacture batteries for electric vehicles. This single substance could possibly be the key to the next wave of clean energy. As well as a source of extreme controversy. ⇒ Read More Here | |
America: Dave Gonigam – White House's New Witch Hunt Most analysts believe the mini-banking crisis is over and the Fed and FDIC have done enough to reassure depositors and to prevent further runs on the bank. In reality, this crisis is far from over. It’s just taking a breather. The selling pressure will increase for reasons in addition to the banking panic, including an emerging recession and a global liquidity crisis. When that happens, Washington will have to pull out their stock market panic playbook last used in 2008. ⇒ Read More Here | |
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