Bill’s commentary:
“Interest on the national debt cannot be hidden or massaged. Can you say banana republic?”
‘Gold has worked down from Alexander’s time. When something holds good for two thousand years, I do not believe it can be so because of prejudice, or mistaken theory.’ Bernard Baruch. (1870-1953).
Bill’s commentary:
“Does this mean the Church of England is standing at the gates of Hell?”
For decades, the gender of God has prompted debate within the Church, with many calling for male pronouns He and Him, as well as reference to Our Father, to be scrapped in favour of either gender neutral or female alternatives.
Now, in what would mark a departure from centuries of tradition, bishops are to launch a project “on gendered language” referencing God in church services later this year.
The move has been criticised by conservatives, who have warned that “male and female imagery is not interchangeable”. However, liberal Christians have welcomed it, claiming that “a theological misreading of God as exclusively male is a driver of much continuing discrimination and sexism against women.
Bill’s commentary:
“People are Dying from the CV19 Vax & It’s Preventable – Dr. Pierre Kory.”
World renowned CV19 critical care and pulmonary expert Dr. Pierre Kory is fast becoming one of the top CV19 vaccine injury experts in the country. It’s not only injuries Dr. Kory is concerned about, but it is the huge amount of death from these bioweapon injections. The dark powers did not tell you the dangers of the CV19 so-called vaccines, and now, they are covering up and ignoring lifesaving therapies to combat it. Dr. Kory explains, “Every day it’s just endless reports in the newspapers and all around us of young people dying. By the way, it’s not normal for people to die suddenly at 32 years of age, or at 42 or even at 50. You see droves and droves of people dying, this is not to mention the number of celebrities dying and the amount of artists getting sick, canceling concerts and developing cancers. Have you ever seen so many famous people getting sick all the time and not being able to do their duties, sing or do all these things? It’s dystopian. People are dying, and they are dying at rates we have never seen before. There is a cause (CV19 bioweapon/vax), and it’s preventable.
Bill’s commentary:
“This is not an ‘onion’ headline. Actually, he is telling the truth, we live in a world that is bankrupting …please remember, the elite consider it bad etiquette if they do not warn you first. If you do not pay attention, then it is YOUR FAULT!”
Congress is once again bickering about raising the debt ceiling, the amount of money the US government can borrow to pay its bills on time. And that means that Corporate America has to be ready for the worst.
The CEO of Bank of America (BAC), America’s second-largest bank, told CNN he hopes lawmakers resolve their issues, because the market and economy love stability. Yet defaulting on the country’s debt remains a possibility that cannot be ignored.
“We have to be prepared for that, not only in this country but in other countries around the world,” Bank of America CEO Brian Moynihan told Poppy Harlow on “CNN This Morning” Monday. “You hope it doesn’t happen, but hope is not a strategy — so you prepare for it.”
Bill’s commentary:
“The credit default horse is already out of the barn. Tightening standards will only accelerate what’s coming!”
Late last week, when looking at the most recent Senior Loan Officer Opinion Survey held by the Fed, we noted that the surge in revolving credit has not gone unnoticed by lenders: the on bank lending practices showed banks tightening lending standards for commercial, mortgage, and credit card loans.
As Bloomberg’s Vincent Cignarella observed, “tighter credit likely will drive slower spending, a reduction in risk and the potential for the Fed to pivot sooner rather than later to avoid or shorten a potential recession. That would be more good news for bond bulls.”
Bill’s commentary:
“What a shocker!”
Ribbon Home Inc. had a fast-growing business during the housing boom. The New York City-based startup purchased homes with cash on behalf of buyers. Then it sold the homes to the buyers at the same price, plus a fee, once the buyers got a mortgage.
This approach made their clients’ offers more appealing, since sellers often prefer all-cash transactions that can close quickly and are considered more reliable. Ribbon has been active in hot markets such as Atlanta and Charlotte.
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