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Brazil's Bolsonaro says fresh COVID lockdown measures are 'crazy'


Reuters
Fri, 30 Oct 2020 12:00 UTC
Bolsonaro
© Marcos Correa/Brazilian Presidency/HandoutBrazil's Bolsonaro
Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro, a longtime critic of stay-at-home measures to combat the coronavirus pandemic, said on Thursday that it was "crazy" for countries to start locking down again to control second waves of the virus.

Most Western countries and parts of Latin America have reported their highest single-day surges in the past few weeks. Many governments, with the notable exception of the United States, have started taking stronger measures to bring the spread of the virus under control.

Comment: There is no 'second wave' of coronavirus as is being claimed by governments. However there will be a second wave of death and devastation to the economy caused by these restrictions: And check out SOTT radio's:

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Germany planning Capital Markets Union if funding from City of London dries up with Brexit

Huw Jones
Reuters
Fri, 30 Oct 2020 10:16 UTC
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© REUTERS/Hannah McKay/File PhotoFILE PHOTO: The City of London financial district is seen during early morning mist from Greenwich Park in London, Britain, January 22, 2017.
A senior German government official said on Friday he was "deeply concerned" about the lack of progress in trade talks between the European Union and Britain, given the heavy reliance of German companies on funding from London's financial hub.

London is Europe's biggest financial centre, but faces being largely cut off from the bloc when Britain's post-Brexit transition arrangements expire on Dec. 31.

Britain and the EU have entered an intensive phase in talks on a free trade deal, though EU access for financial firms in Britain is being dealt with separately by Brussels.

Comment: It's not a good sign when Germany admits that it is reliant on the City of London that is well known for financial markets largely based on fraudulent practices:

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Will the next World Trade Organization (WTO) head impose a Gates and Davos Great Reset agenda? You betcha!

F. William Engdahl
New Eastern Outlook
Fri, 23 Oct 2020 00:00 UTC
Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala
It is all but certain that the next head of the influential World Trade Organization (WTO) will be an African by birth and a woman. But neither is what makes the all-but certain naming of Nigerian-born Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala cause for alarm. Rather it is who she is and who she presently is tied to that insure she will implement the unfolding agenda of the Great Reset transformation of the world economy, using the coronavirus pandemic as a prime lever. She presently heads an organization created by the seeming omnipresent (not omniscient) Bill Gates together with the Davos World Economic Forum — both involved in implementing the Great Reset - and she is deeply tied to the prime institutions of globalization and international finance. Some background we should know about.

Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala has just won the unanimous support of the 55 nations of the African Union, defeating an Egyptian candidate. As of this writing she faces certain approval over her South Korean opponent. On October 17, the 55 member countries of the African Union voted to back Okonjo-Iweala against her only remaining opponent, Yoo Myung-hee of South Korea, their current Minister of Trade. The Nigerian candidate claims also to have the backing of a group of Caribbean and Pacific states, bringing the number of countries officially endorsing her candidacy to 79 out of the 164 states that comprise the WTO. It looks like a done deal.

Comment: Wow. Global finance, Big Agra, Big Pharma - this creep ticks off all the boxes now doesn't she? And all wrapped up in an ideologically liberal package that is sure to win the hearts of unwitting dupes world-wide. Now how is that for an all-in-one force for pillage, degradation and slow-motion death? Bravo archons of cosmic evil - we're impressed!!

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Trump's (64 Day) post-election endgame - or, can a criminal be inaugurated president?

Brett Redmayne-Titley
The Unz Review
Wed, 28 Oct 2020 00:00 UTC
Biden
Suddenly, the anticipated Trump campaign's October surprise: allegations that presidential candidate Joseph Biden has been a beneficiary of an international influence-peddling scheme with his son, Hunter, as the point man. This has dramatically, for the moment, turned the tables of election 2020.

This pre-election day chess move is an obvious, carefully planned Trump campaign hit job, but short-sighted, most pundits predict these allegations come too late to sway the outcome of election day. This view is dubious and misses what could indeed be a three-move check-mate against Joe Biden, but...after the votes are counted.

Come Nov 3, the race for POTUS is far from over. Trump's handlers seem to know this. The follow-up will be an unprecedented public spectacle that will likely very much include the Electoral College. Further, this possible coup will have sixty-four very valuable extra days, a Judiciary Committee, an Attorney General, a Senate and developing media attention, all remaining and at the RNC's disposal.

The Trump campaign knows this and appears to be playing the long game. Rudy Giuliani and Steve Bannon are not political fools. Thanks to Biden's true personality being exposed, a growing treasure chest of allegations have been handed over to Trump, four different times thus far. If these revelations prove true, should Trump lose, this will also provide his campaign no less than two more chances to bring Biden down.

Comment: Another possible outcome is that it becomes clear very early on that Trump has legitimately won the election - and pursues justice against Biden anyway. This, of course, doesn't preclude the Dems and their Soros-paid ilk to hit the streets and go on the attack. In fact, that possibility is a near guarantee and would constitute a part of a real attempted coup:



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'Debunking' a document nobody's heard of: NBC accused of putting up 'smokescreen' for Creepy Joe


RT
Fri, 30 Oct 2020 20:47 UTC
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© Reuters / Brian SnyderJoe Biden takes part in a debate with Donald Trump in Cleveland, Ohio, September 29, 2020
NBC News had its reporters debunk a damaging document about the Bidens that few have heard of, yet it won't investigate emails potentially implicating Joe Biden in foreign deals. Conservatives smelled a distraction campaign.

An "intelligence" document purportedly linking Biden and his son Hunter to the Chinese Communist Party was the work of a computer-generated fake researcher, NBC News reported on Thursday. According to the news outlet, the report's author, 'Martin Aspen,' is a fabricated identity and his photograph is a 'deepfake' composite generated by artificial intelligence.

The document, published by blogger and professor Christopher Balding at the beginning of October, claims that Hunter Biden made deals in China beyond the alleged deals laid out in a recent New York Post expose. Hunter, according to the document, courted Chinese state money, and Chinese officials and businessmen were eager to hand over cash for the chance to court his father, who was then the vice president of the United States.
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What motivates the US to eliminate terrorist leaders in Syria?

Vladimir Platov
New Eastern Outlook
Thu, 29 Oct 2020 20:35 UTC
U.S. Air Force MQ-9 Reaper drone
© Josh Smith / ReutersU.S. Air Force MQ-9 Reaper drone
As officially reported by the United States Central Command (CENTCOM), on October 22, following an American drone strike in northwestern Syria 14 militants were killed, including 6 field commanders with the terrorist Islamist alliance Hay'at Tahrir al-Sham (HTS is an organization banned in Russia), a group in which a leading role is played by the terrorist group Jabhat Fateh al-Sham, formerly known as Jabhat al-Nusra (both groups are banned in Russia). One of those killed, Hamud al-Sahara, was a co-founder of Jabhat al-Nusra in Aleppo. The strike was carried out in the village of Jakara, near the city of Salqin in Idlib province, where top leaders from terrorist groups were holding a meeting.

Any actions to suppress the activities of terrorists, and to destroy them, definitely should be assessed in a positive light. However, this CENTCOM operation in Syria involuntarily forces people to think about the true reasons and objectives for these actions on the part of the United States, and right at the very moment when Kashyap Patel, the official chiefly responsible for combating terrorism with the US National Security Council, arrived in the country, as he made this visit with President Donald Trump's support, and with the US State Department coordinating it. According to the Wall Street Journal, Patel was accompanied by Robert O'Brien, another national security adviser to the president and former chief hostage negotiator at the US State Department.
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Pepe Escobar: A Dem presidency means we would face The Return of The Blob

Pepe Escobar
The Saker
Fri, 30 Oct 2020 19:32 UTC
Hillary Clinton
Hillary Clinton
What happens on November 3rd ? It's like a larger than life replay of the famous Hollywood adage: "No one knows anything."

The Dem strategy is crystal clear, spawned by the gaming of election scenarios embedded in the Transition Integrity Project and made even more explicit by one of TIP's co-founders, a law professor at Georgetown University.

Hillary Clinton, bluntly, has already called it: Dems must re-take the White House by any and all means and under any and all circumstances.

And just in case, with a 5,000-word opus, she already positioned herself for a plum job.

As much as Dems have made it very clear they will never accept a Trump victory, the counterpunch was vintage Trump: he told the Proud Boys to "stand back" - as in no violence, for now - but crucially to "stand by", as in "get ready".

The stage is set for Kill Bill mayhem on November 3rd and beyond.
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Best of the Web: Joe Rogan Experience #1556 - Glenn Greenwald


Joe Rogan Experience
Wed, 28 Oct 2020 20:10 UTC
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Former attorney turned award-winning journalist Glenn Greenwald is a co-founder of online news site The Intercept, and the author of several books, the most recent of which is No Place to Hide: Edward Snowden, the NSA, and the U.S. Surveillance State.


Comment: Right after this interview was published, Glenn Greenwald resigned from The Intercept after it refused to publish his article on the Biden crime family.

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Trump rewrites H-1B program to help American white-collar workers

Neil Munro
Breitbart
Wed, 28 Oct 2020 00:00 UTC
Trump/Flag
© Getty ImagesUS President Donald Trump
President Donald Trump's deputies have launched a fundamental reform of the H-1B visa system to protect American graduates from outsourcing — despite furious opposition from donors and leaders from Silicon Valley, Fortune 500 companies, and coastal investors.

The reform will end the annual award of 85,000 H-1B visas by lottery, which has been gamed by companies to import foreign workers at wages far below the salaries needed by American professionals. Instead, the visas will be offered to the companies that compete to offer the highest salaries, preventing employers from undercutting American graduates. Acting DHS Deputy Secretary Ken Cuccinelli, said:
"The Trump administration is continuing to deliver on its promise to protect the American worker while strengthening the economy. The current use of random selection to allocate H-1B visas ... hurts American workers by bringing in relatively lower-paid foreign labor at the expense of the American workforce."
Kevin Lynn, founder of U.S. Tech Workers, which opposes the H-1B and other visa worker programs, said:
"We have seen more progress in the last few weeks than we've seen in the last 30 years. If you look at it on the whole, Trump is siding with working Americans. Look at the beginning of his administration when he canceled the Trans-Pacific Partnership. All the elites wanted that — he said no. He allowed labor into [negotiations about] NAFTA II — the USMCA — and they made a better deal for working man and women. On August 3, for the Tennessee Valley Authority, he used the authority he had to protect those white-collar jobs [from H-1B outsourcing]. So he's clearly made a choice between the elites and working men and women."

Comment: Trump made promises to lift up the American worker...and, again he just did. The impact of this decision will permeate through the system to the advantage of all of America - given he has four more years.

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Trump is really a third party candidate, taking first pickaxe to the foundations of the two-party US dictatorship in 170 years

Robert Bridge
RT
Thu, 29 Oct 2020 15:16 UTC
Trump/fans
© Reuters/Jonathan Ernst/KJNUS President Donald Trump during campaign event in Lansing Michigan
October 27, 2020
Washington despises Trump because he's an outsider - a third-party gatecrasher - who has upset the duopoly that has had a stranglehold on American politics, and they're doing everything they can to stop him doing it again.

The meteoric rise of Donald Trump defies the law of US political gravity in that he has elevated himself inside of a rigidly controlled two-party system while going against the interests of the establishment. That is a remarkable accomplishment, and no other modern politician - aside from perhaps John F. Kennedy - has made it this far in Washington by promising to drain the very swamp it sits upon. The Manhattan real estate magnate has essentially become a third-party tour de force, the ultimate bugbear of the powers that be.
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