Bill’s Commentary:
“What, they don’t trust the US?”
Bill’s Commentary:
“What does this sound like to you? Next is the Great Taking…”
Brussels Eyes Private Savings as Public Money Runs Out
Ursula von der Leyen has put a figure on Europe’s financial problem: €10 trillion.
Last week, speaking to French business leaders gathered by Medef (Mouvement des entreprises de France—France’s leading employers’ organisation) in Paris, the Commission president lamented that such a large share of European household savings remains in bank deposits. “Unfortunately, these savings are lazy,” she said, before arguing that Europe needs to put that money “at the service of its companies.”
For now, there is no plan to confiscate deposits or withdraw money from individual bank accounts. Brussels’ proposal is different and, precisely for that reason, more politically significant: to use tax incentives, new financial products, regulatory changes, and more integrated supervision to push a greater share of private savings towards European capital markets.
Bill’s Commentary:
“This is a good thing!”
Trump’s New Foundry School Aims To Train America’s Manufacturing Workers Of The Future
The Trump administration will launch Foundry School on Thursday, a national training program meant to prepare entrepreneurs, engineers, technicians, and industrial leaders for a rebuilding of U.S. manufacturing.
Vice President JD Vance is set to headline the event, according to a State Department press release. Foundry School falls under Pax Silica, the department’s multilateral effort to lock down trusted supply chains for technologies expected to shape the coming decades.
Officials say President Donald Trump’s reindustrialization push has already drawn trillions of dollars in investment to American soil. Foundry School’s focus will be to convert that capital into actual employment.
Bill’s Commentary:
“This is MORE THAN PLAUSIBLE…!”
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