The Post-Partisan Emporium

  "Fueled By Billionaires": No Kings Prepares Color-Revolution-Style Mobilization Against Trump by Tyler Durden The Democratic Party's  dark-money NGO network, bankrolled by left-wing billionaires , is reportedly preparing to activate a coordinated,  color-revolution-style mobilization  across the U.S. this weekend - a replay of  failed agitation attempts  seen earlier this year targeting President Trump and Elon Musk. The operation, marketed under the "No Kings" banner and portrayed publicly as a grassroots movement,  in reality functions as a professionalized protest-industrial complex . Its composition includes a blend of paid activists,  white boomers suffering from Stage 4 Trump Derangement Syndrome , and a smaller contingent of organic, unhinged leftists who recite MSNBC talking points by heart.  Little do these  white boomers know, the "No Kings"  movement, supposedly against "king...

 We need to wait and see where will the Herd waste its energy next... Maybe going after ICE... that can also be fun!

       

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You Must Be In 'The Six-Figure Club' To Afford A House The latest housing data shows soaring mortgage rates, elevated prices, and limited inventory continue to worsen the affordability crisis.  New data from real estate brokerage Redfin Corp. indicates homebuyers now need a whopping $114,000 salary to afford a median-priced home of $412,000 in September - assuming a 30-year fixed mortgage rate of 7.2% with 20% down. This is a near doubling in salary needed to afford a home since Covid, and since inflation wiped out real wages for two years, more Americans than ever can no longer afford the 'American Dream' of a single-family house with a white picket fence, instead, trapped in a cycle of renting. Redfin's next report, for this month, will likely show another jump in the salary needed to afford an average home because the 30-year fixed mortgage rate has risen   80 percentage points to 8% . In 2012, the salary Americans needed to afford the average home was about $38,...

    This article was written by Brandon Smith and originally published at   Birch Gold Group In July of last year as the hype surrounding the covid pandemic was finally dying out   I published an article   about a barely publicized project called the “Council For Inclusive Capitalism.” The group, headed by Lynn Forester de Rothschild who now seems to be the public face of the notorious Rothschild dynasty, is the culmination of decades of various globalist agendas combined to represent the ultimate proof of “New World Order” conspiracy. Remember when people used to say that global governance by elitists was a paranoid fantasy? Well, now the plan is an openly admitted reality. The CIC is intimately tied to institutions like the World Economic Forum, the UN and the IMF, but it is primarily an attempt to link all these organizations more closely to the corporate world in an open display of collusion. The group pushes the spread of what they call “Stakeholder Capital...

  Let the king Burn for ever

  Conan the Librarian Wearing the skin of the institution you killed. Mark Bisone When I was in my mid-teens, I became interested in Human Rights. Or, more accurately, I became interested in a girl who was interested in them, which is the usual circuitry of such things. I joined her chapter of Amnesty International, where I wrote letters to foreign tyrants demanding truth, justice, the American way, and so forth. I recall that in one of these — I think it was to Mobutu — I mentioned that the movie  Rambo  was based on a real dude, and that we were sending him, so he should bend over and kiss his fat ass goodbye. Letters we wrote were sent out as templates to be hand-copied by younger members. I don’t know how many Rambo-threats Mobutu received, but I imagine they all got burnt in a trash pit anyway, alongside the corpses of political enemies and the like. Back to the “usual circuitry” for a moment; the dirty little secret behind many so-called social justice movements is ...