Bill’s Commentary:
“Are they wrong, or are they doing what is in the best interest of the rest of the world?”
JUST IN: Chinese President Xi Jinping says BRICS must promote a new financial system.
Bill’s Commentary:
“And you say the weather cannot be modified?”
Agreement Between Canada and the United States of America Relating to the Exchange of Information on Weather Modification Activities
The Government of Canada and the Government of the United States of America,
Aware, because of their geographic proximity, that the effects of weather modification activities carried out by either Party or its nationals may affect the territory of the other;
Noting the diversity of weather modification activities in both Canada and the United States by private parties, by State and Provincial authorities, and by the Federal Governments;
Believing that the existing state of knowledge warrants the expectation of further development over a period of time in the science and technology of weather modification;
Bill’s Commentary:
“The government is masking vast weakness by bloated fiscal borrowing and massive job hirings. The piper will soon unmask the scam and demand payment!”
The Inflationists’ Narrative Is Crumbling
The United States 10-year government bond yield reached a low of 3.6% in September but has rapidly creeped up to 4.2%, erasing all the rate cut impact. The primary cause is the out-of-control public spending and the lack of confidence among bond investors in the government’s ability to manage its public finances. Therefore, it is logical that investors fear an inflation bounce.
The United States’ government is obsessed with doping GDP with government spending and bloating job figures with public sector hires. This is the road to ruin or stagflation.
The latest from USA Watchdog –
Bill’s Commentary:
“This actually happened…”
Bill’s Commentary:
“Bam”
Sign Spotted in Britain underneath Chemtrails ironically…..
Bill’s Commentary:
“Unsustainable!”
US Treasury Plans to Borrow $1.37 Trillion Over Next 6 Months
The federal government plans to borrow $1.369 trillion over the next six months, the U.S. Department of Treasury announced on Oct. 28.
According to the latest Marketable Borrowing Estimates, the Treasury expects to borrow $546 billion from October to December. This is $19 billion lower than the department’s July announcement, “largely due to a higher beginning-of-quarter cash balance partially offset by lower net cash flows.”
Washington borrowed $762 billion from July to September, which was $22 billion more than projected.
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