Friday, April 30, 2021
Election Panic Coming in 2022
According to a recent poll, 51% of Americans think Joe Biden cheated to get into the White House. The breakdown is 74% Republicans and an astounding 30% Democrats think cheating played at least a part of the 2020 Election outcome. In Arizona, the 2020 Election ballots are finally being audited as court battles to stop it continue. Legendary financial and geopolitical cycle analyst Martin Armstrong is predicting an election “panic in 2022.” Armstrong explains, “It means extremely high volatility. Despite whatever they want to say, there is a large proportion of the population that do not believe the election. Polls are saying it’s at 51%, but it’s probably close to 60% or 70%. You are also seeing that 60% of Americans want a third party, and you are talking about Democrats and Republicans. . . . I think because we have such a high number of people who do not trust the election results, I don’t think they are going to be able to get away with rigging the elections again. It’s going to turn into violence. There is no question about that.”
Armstrong also sees Biden Administration tax plans on things like capital gains causing problems in the not-too-distant future. Armstrong says, “If they eliminate capital gains, I don’t care if you are Republican or Democrat, you are going to have to sell. Your accountant is going to say if you don’t sell, you going to pay twice or three times as much in taxes next year. So, they can create a serious, serious collapse in the world economy. This is in addition to all this Covid nonsense that they have created.”
Armstrong has been saying for months that deflation would be the overarching theme in the economy. Is that going to continue or has there been a change? Armstrong says, “Deflation is now over. People have to understand. It has nothing to do with the supply of money. . . . If you don’t see a bright rosy future, what do you do? You save your money. . . . One of the number one selling objects in Europe is a safe. People are storing cash. Biden was the straw that broke the camel’s back. People are now seeing that things are going to cost more in the future than they do today. They have also created shortages because of these lockdowns. The inflation is just beginning to start now. It’s based on shortages, and it will continue going into about 2024.”
The bottom line on the cause of inflation, according to Armstrong, is “a loss of confidence in government.”
Armstrong also predicts, “We are looking at the prospect of a serious war between 2025 and 2027. All this is completely because of this great reset nonsense. They have been using the Corona Virus as an excuse to try and shut down the economy. If you look at...
Woke Left Eats Woke Left: Kamala GIF Tiff Sparks Mandatory ‘Anti-Racism’ Training at Cornell
Two academics unemployed following squabble over image of VP drinking tea. Solution? Double Down On Racist, Marxist, Critical Race Theory
Former visiting lecturer J. Khadijah Abdurahman accused Cornell associate professor Tapan Parikh of firing her "for calling out South Asian anti-Blackness with a GIF and speaking out against ethnic cleansing in the Tigray region of Ethiopia" in a March Medium post. Abdurahman reupped the GIF in question—a meme of the vice president sipping tea, intended to mock an endorsement of a syllabus for one of Parikh’s courses that included critical race theory. Parikh sent angry private messages to her about the professional slight and terminated her employment at Cornell Tech, the university’s New York City-based tech campus, according to Abdurahman's post.
The spat between the two academics metastasized into a university-wide scandal after Abdurahman published a Medium post arguing that her experience at Cornell Tech was symptomatic of an anti-black culture. Cornell Tech agreed to a seven-point program to repair a campus culture that it said "falls short of our desire to be welcoming, inclusive, and supportive for women, people of color, non-binary people, or people with disabilities," according to internal emails reviewed by the Washington Free Beacon.
In those emails, Cornell Tech promised several different policies to reform the university. The university will require anti-racism training for all faculty and students, work to "hire more people from underrepresented communities," and bring on a new "director to focus on cultural issues, especially diversity, equality, and inclusion."
Those commitments are the latest steps taken by the university to embrace critical race theory. The university's faculty Senate will soon officially recommend the creation of an anti-racism center, which will promote change through the "undoing of settler colonialism, white privilege, and other forces that perpetuate systemic racism and bias."
Cornell's reforms, however, will benefit neither of the two aggrieved academics: Abdurahman did not get her job back and Parikh was forced out of an undergraduate program he helped lead. (The university declined to clarify if Parikh lost his associate professor post as well.) Neither Abdurahman nor Parikh responded to requests for comment.
The episode began in late March after a University of Washington scholar, Sucheta Ghoshal, tweeted her "critical technology" syllabus focused on black voices. When some South Asian scholars suggested Ghoshal should include readings from the global south, Abdurahman saw the pushback as another attempt to muscle out black voices in academia. So, when one of the scholars recommended Parikh's syllabus on "anti-colonialism and liberation" to Ghoshal, Abdurahman had to act. "In lieu of an essay length response a layered critique requires, I posted a GIF of Kamala Harris sipping tea sans text," she wrote.
According to Abdurahman, Parikh started sending her "egregious, racist direct messages" soon after she posted the GIF. In those messages, Parikh allegedly accused Abdurahman of cementing an "asians vs. black narrative" at Cornell and mocked her activism for the Oromo people, an oppressed group in Ethiopia. "Anyway u and no name can go start your black liberation oromo front and make podcasts, remixes, of whatever," Parikh wrote, according to a screenshot posted by Abdurahman.
The next morning, Parikh fired Abdurahman. Soon after, Abdurahman wrote the Medium post, taking the matter public. Nearly 250 people, including critical race and computer science researchers from across the country, signed onto a petition demanding Cornell reinstate Abdurahman and hire more black faculty members.
At first sight, it was unclear whether Abdurahman's pressure campaign was effective. Cornell University said both sides share some blame. A "comprehensive review of the recent issues at Cornell Tech" found that "both parties involved in this matter did not act appropriately," according to a university statement.
But internal emails showed that Abdurahman's petition had forced concessions from the university. Despite stating otherwise, administrators internally blamed Parikh alone. "The tone, content, and actions of one of our faculty members to another person were unacceptable," Cornell Tech dean Greg Morrissett wrote to his colleagues in an April 24 email. "I have taken action to address this."
Morrissett billed Cornell Tech's renewed commitment to critical race theory as the necessary antidote to prevent similar incidents in the future. But the ascendance of critical race theory is eliciting pushback from some members of...
Cop Suspended Without Pay For Mocking LeBron James
Don’t make fun of BLM
An Idaho cop who mocked LeBron James in a viral Tik Tok video has been suspended without pay and is now under investigation, with many expecting him to lose his job.
The controversy started when Nate Silvester responded to the basketball star’s infamous deleted tweet where he wrote, “You’re next. #Accountability,” alongside a photo of Nicholas Reardon, the officer who shot Ma’Khia Bryant.
Bryant’s death became a rallying point for Black Lives Matter despite the fact that she was literally attempting to stab two other African-American women to death with a knife before Reardon intervened with deadly force.
Silvester responded to LeBron’s awful take on the incident by creating a skit where he arrives at the scene of a violent crime taking place and then calls dispatch.
“Dispatch, I’ve arrived at that disturbance. Will you have LeBron call my cell phone right away, please? Thank you,” states Silvester while telling those involved in the altercation to hold on while LeBron calls back.
“LeBron, hey, yeah, it’s me again,” Silvester states. “Listen, I’m out here at this disturbance call and there’s a guy trying to stab another guy with a knife. What do you think I should do?”Silvester tells LeBron the assailants are both black and that “deadly force is completely justified.”
“So, you don’t care if a Black person kills another Black person — but you do care if a White cop kills a Black person, even if he’s doing it to save the life of another Black person? I mean, that doesn’t make a whole lot of sense, but then again, you’re really good at basketball so I guess I’ll take your word for it,” says Silvester.
After the video received millions of views and network news attention, the mayor of Bellevue revealed that Silvester was under investigation after a private citizen filed a complaint against him.
Silvester’s own police department also wasted no time in throwing him under the bus.
“The Bellevue Marshal’s Office is aware of the extreme controversy regarding...
The 90 Miles Mystery Video: Nyctophilia Edition #639
Before You Click On The "Read More" Link,
Please Only Do So If You Are Over 21 Years Old.
If You are Easily Upset, Triggered Or Offended, This Is Not The Place For You.
Please Leave Silently Into The Night......
The 90 Miles Mystery Box: Episode #1339
You have come across a mystery box. But what is inside?
It could be literally anything from the serene to the horrific,
from the beautiful to the repugnant,
from the mysterious to the familiar.
If you decide to open it, you could be disappointed,
you could be inspired, you could be appalled.
This is not for the faint of heart or the easily offended.
You have been warned.
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