No, Growth Is Not Bad For decades, Western economies accepted secular stagnation as the price of globalization: weak investment, depleted industrial capacity, cheap imported goods, and supply chains optimized for cost rather than resilience. That model is breaking down. Covid exposed the danger of depending on distant, concentrated supply networks for everything from medical equipment to semiconductors. The policy response, led by the United States, is not full decoupling. It is de-risking: rebuilding domestic manufacturing, diversifying supply chains, strengthening energy security, and investing in the infrastructure necessary to support a more resilient industrial economy. Yet much of Wall Street research still treats growth as an implicit problem. A strong activity number becomes evidence of overheating. Higher capital spending becomes a source of inflation. Any sign of momentum is filtered through a single question: how long must the Federal Reserve keep rates restrictive? Consider the over reaction to this week’s preliminary PMI headline. One firmer activity reading was enough to revive inflation warnings and push the prediction market to price in multiple rate hikes! Yes Main St is once again scarified. But contrast that response with company calls in housing and consumer-facing industries. There, the message is often much less buoyant: affordability is strained, consumers are selective, and high borrowing costs continue to restrain demand. The economy is not homogeneous. AI investment is a genuine secular growth story, but it is not the whole economy. Data centers, chips, power infrastructure, and industrial investment can be strong at the same time that housing, lower-income consumption, and rate-sensitive sectors remain under pressure. That distinction matters. Growth driven by consumer demand outstripping capacity can fuel inflation. Growth driven by investment in factories, power generation, grids, ports, mining, logistics, and technology expands supply. It raises productive capacity, strengthens resilience, and reduces vulnerability to future shocks. America does not need a policy framework that treats every growth signal as proof of excess demand. It needs one that recognizes a fragmented economy and distinguishes a necessary supply-side rebuilding cycle from broad-based overheating. The Fed and Wall St need to get out of the 1970s.

Two-tier justice. Put the loud ones away and hope everyone else shuts up. Not any more. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

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And yet you didn’t have a fucking word to say last week when my friend was FUCKING BEHEADED WHILE MINDING HIS BUSINESS ON A PARK BENCH. THAT DIDN’T BENEFIT YOU DID IT? Fuck you, you cock sucking piece of rotting ass. Fuck you. FUCK YOU

The Parasite at Ground Zero: Zohran Mamdani is a Stain on New York Zohran Mamdani is the living embodiment of everything rotting the soul of New York City, a parasitic grifter who has built a career on the back of the very people he claims to protect while actively working to destroy their safety and their future. Look at this man. He stands at Ground Zero, a site of profound national tragedy, not to honor the dead but to stage a cynical photo op, attempting to cloak his radical, anti-American agenda in the borrowed patriotism of victims he would likely blame for their own suffering. It is a display of such staggering hypocrisy that it should make every New Yorker sick to their stomach. This is a man who has spent his entire political life attacking the police, defunding the very officers who keep the streets safe, and yet he has the audacity to show his face at a memorial for those killed by terrorists, knowing full well that his own policies embolden the exact ideology that fueled that attack. Mamdani is a fraud of the highest order, a Marxist agitator who has never created a single job, never balanced a budget, and never achieved anything in the real world outside the cozy, insulated bubble of government bureaucracy. He is a professional politician, a parasite who feeds on the success of others while contributing nothing of value himself. His entire platform is a lie, a collection of pipe dreams and socialist fantasies that have failed everywhere they have been tried, from Venezuela to the Soviet Union. He wants to raise taxes on the wealthy, driving out the very engine of our economy, and replace it with a system of government control that will lead to poverty, ruin, and misery for the working class. He speaks of "justice" while ignoring the victims of crime, the small business owners who have been looted, and the families who have been broken by violence. His version of justice is a joke, a mockery of the law that serves only to protect the criminals and punish the victims. The sheer arrogance of this man is wild. He believes he knows better than the people of New York, that he can impose his will on a city that is already struggling under the weight of his party's mismanagement. He is a man who has no respect for the rule of law, no respect for the rights of property owners, and no respect for the lives of the victims of terrorism. He is a danger to our city, and his presence at Ground Zero was a final insult to the memory of those who died on 9/11. He is a man who has blood on his hands, not because he flew the planes, but because he supports the ideology that motivated the pilots. He is a collaborator with the enemy, a traitor to his country, and a shameless opportunist who will stop at nothing to achieve his goals. We must not let Mamdani or anyone like him forget the lessons of 9/11. We must not let them rewrite history to suit their political agenda. We must stand firm against the radical Islamists and the Marxist agitators who seek to destroy our way of life. We must remember the victims, honor the heroes, and protect our city from those who would do us harm. Zohran Mamdani is not one of us. He never will be. He is an enemy of the state, a threat to our security, and a disgrace to the memory of 9/11. His presence at Ground Zero was a mistake, a mistake that we must not allow to be repeated. We must reject his ideology, reject his policies, and reject his candidacy for Mayor. We must choose a leader who values life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness, not a leader who seeks to destroy them. The time for tolerance is over. The time for politeness is over. We must fight for our city, our country, and our future. We must expose the lies of the left, dismantle their arguments, and defeat their candidates. Zohran Mamdani is a symbol of everything that is wrong with our political system, a system that allows radicals to rise to power and threaten the very foundations of our society. We must not let him win. We must not let him become Mayor. We must stop him before it is too late. The stakes are too high, the danger is too real, and the cost of failure is too great. We must stand together, united against the threat of socialism and radical Islam, and we must ensure that New York City remains a beacon of freedom, prosperity, and safety for all. Mamdani's presence at Ground Zero was a warning. We must heed it. He is a piece of garbage and a stain on the city he seeks to destroy.

“Bergoglio non fu vittima di un sistema, ma non ne fu neppure l’inventore: ne fu il beneficiario e poi il garante. Egli fu eletto grazie alla Mafia di San Gallo, cioè grazie a una rete che aveva progettato per anni la propria presa del potere, e che trovò in lui l’uomo adatto perché spregiudicato, privo di scrupoli dottrinali e straordinariamente abile nell’uso del potere — qualità affinata in una lunga formazione gesuitica di cui conservò per tutta la vita il metodo: l’obbedienza esibita e la manovra sotterranea, la povertà proclamata e il comando assoluto. Una volta eletto, fece ciò che ogni potere illegittimo fa: si circondò di uomini che non potevano tradirlo perché ne conosceva la corruzione e i crimini, e allontanò coloro che, non essendo in alcun modo ricattabili, non erano controllabili. Non è un caso che i suoi più stretti collaboratori — da Zanchetta a Peña Parra — siano personaggi sui quali gravano accuse gravissime, che egli ha sistematicamente coperto e promosso. Esemplare è la vicenda di Marko Rupnik. Nel 2019 il Dicastero per la Dottrina della Fede ne dichiarò la scomunica per l’assoluzione del complice, uno dei delitti più gravi riservati alla Sede Apostolica. Per volere di Bergoglio quella pena gli fu rimessa. Più tardi, nel 2023, la Compagnia di Gesù lo espelleva per disobbedienza, e subito dopo Rupnik trovava un vescovo sloveno disposto a incardinarlo. Quanto al processo canonico, a più di sei anni dai fatti non se ne sa nulla. Ciò che rende ancor più scandalosa il caso Rupnik è che attorno a lui gravitano ecclesiastici che gli devono la propria posizione, e che proteggendo Rupnik proteggono loro stessi: a cominciare dall’allora cardinal vicario Angelo De Donatis, il cui trasferimento dal Vicariato di Roma alla Penitenzieria Apostolica avvenne proprio a ridosso di quel caso. La sua non fu tanto una promozione, come si volle far credere, ma il modo di metterlo al riparo, sottraendolo alle domande che a Roma non avrebbe più potuto eludere. A chi giova tutto questo? Giova, all’interno, a una casta clericale che ha fatto della Chiesa la propria proprietà privata e che ha bisogno dell’impunità per sopravvivere. Giova, all’esterno, a quei poteri finanziari, politici e sovranazionali — cioè globalisti — che hanno interesse a tenere la Chiesa cattolica sotto ricatto, perché una Chiesa ricattata non parla, non condanna, non evangelizza: ma collabora. Il legame tra deep church e deep state non è una teoria: è la ragione per cui la Santa Sede ha sostenuto docilmente ogni agenda globalista — dal clima alle migrazioni, dalla pandemia alla fratellanza universale, dal vaccinismo al pansessualismo — e per cui ha firmato e ostinatamente rinnovato l’accordo segreto con la Cina comunista, consegnando i vescovi fedeli e la Chiesa clandestina ai loro persecutori, mentre taceva su tutto ciò che il Vangelo le imporrebbe di gridare.” aldomariavalli.it/2026/09/22…

Once you realize… Democrat Party: Illegals - power wing Antifa - militant wing Judiciary - lawfare wing Media - propaganda wing SPLC/ADL - targeting wing ActBlue/USAID - laundering wing Soros/NGO network - financial wing Schools/Hollywood - indoctrination wing Simple.

Hmmm. Barry interesting

One should remind our meek and mild pontiff that if not for the deeds of Christian warriors like Charles Martel, King Fernando III, King John III Sobieski and Grand Master Jean Parisot de Valette, St. Peter's Basilica might well be just another Mosque in the Dar al-Islam.

The media literally banned the President of the United States from Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, etc.

Hear me out. How about King County not provide kits that enable drug use to addicts?

A Black woman in Detroit was assaulted, threatened, called n*gger, and robbed my multiple Arab Muslim men in what has become a viral event, and not one imam, Muslim community leader, or @CAIRNational official has said one word. Why? Because Black people are ‘abeds’ to them and abusing them is Islam’s birthright. I’ve said for years, this is what the Islamization of America means for my community. This is going to get very ugly…

Per usual, one from the vault.

It’s true.

The easy way to fix inflation would be cutting federal spending. Instead, the Fed's going to continue its 100-year tradition of crushing the real economy so Washington can keep spending like meth addicts with your credit card.

When you find out your mom supports Lindsay Clancy

One of these pictures uses women to sexualize sports. The other one doesn’t.