WSJ Defense Production Act for Solar Power?

The Defense Production Act was intended to mobilize sectors of the economy to support a war effort with incentives and assigned priority for resources. It was not intended to fix baby formula shortages caused by overregulation or to support an uneconomic climate agenda.

Redirecting resources means that other industries will not have the resources the market would have sent their way, there are victims balancing the beneficiaries. The presumption is that Biden is a better judge of priorities than the market.

That worked so well for the Soviet Union.

Source: Michael Hudson.

The balance-of-payments economist speculates that the war in Ukraine “is really a trigger intended to restructure the world economy – and to do so in a way to lock U.S. control over the Global South.” He suggests that Russia and China have an effective counterplan.

https://www.theglobeandmail.com/world/article-after-fleeing-to-latvia-exiled-russian-journalists-try-to-cut-through/

Reading this story makes me particularly thankful we have a free press. And a good reminder of what happens when that is not the case.

https://www.vox.com/policy-and-politics/23003689/putin-ukraine-russia-donbas-energy-feint

The gist? The war is not going as planned and annexing Ukraine was the goal from early on.

Because the Mona Lisa was in the news recently, I thought it might be interesting to look at the painting. The question is, What is so good about it?

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Source: The Hill.

About a week or so ago I predicted a narrative shift in mainstream media with respect to the war in Ukraine. The old narrative held that Ukraine is winning the war. The new narrative — to the extent that The Hill is representative — holds that Ukraine has lost the war.

The way I see it, the Biden administration has big egg on its face. The collapse of Ukraine as a viable nation state is as bad as America’s ignominious surrender in Afghanistan.

Everything (Biden) is broken.

I am unable to view Walsh’s film (because I don’t have or want a subscription to the Daily Wire web site where it is published). This review is as close as I can get to the original content, but it is enough, I think. Besides, this particular review is special. The reviewer legally became a man a few years ago. She later married an Asian of her own gender and birthed his child.

Continue reading “Matt Walsh’s “What Is A Woman” Film Review!” →

I found the infographic above in a video called “How the World REALLY WORKS: in 6mins,” and thought it worth sharing.

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Source: Outspoken with Dr Naomi Wolf (Substack).

In August of 2021 a group called the Public health and Medical Professionals for Transparency in America submitted a FOIA request to the FDA seeking the release of documents related to FDA’s Conditional Use Authorization for Pfizer Covid-19 vaccines. The FDA ignored the request, so the group sued. Last January, a U.S. district court ordered the release of the requested documents.

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