🚨Japan’s senior oncologist, Professor Masanori Fukushima, also stated: “I didn’t choose to get vaccinated because I think it was a foolish decision from the very beginning. I haven’t even opted for the flu shot because I consider it an unwise choice.”🇯🇵💉 #mRNA #VaccineSafety

It’s the same old playbook: first, they plunge you into extreme panic… It feels just like the vaccine push during the COVID era. 😱💉 #AI #BigTech

4551+ studies show the COVID shots are not safe and not effective.

Oh my! What a huge change. 😥

BREAKING: 🇺🇸 American wages have fallen to 43% of national income, the lowest since the Great Depression. For every $1 the US economy produces, workers are getting less of it than at any point since 1929. The rest is going to corporate profits, which are now at an all time high. This is why the economy keeps growing but most Americans feel poorer. GDP goes up, wages go up in dollar terms, but workers are getting a smaller and smaller slice of what they actually produce. Asset prices keep rising for the same reason. Money that used to go to wages is now going to shareholders instead, and shareholders put it into stocks, real estate and other assets.

BREAKING: The average interest rate on a 30Y mortgage in the US rises to 7.24%, the highest level in 19 months. This officially pushes the payment on a $500,000 mortgage above $3,400/month. By comparison, the same mortgage came with a payment of $2,995/month just 7 months ago. That's an additional ~$4,860/year in interest for homebuyers. Mortgage rates are now up 125 basis points since late-February.

The English language to include words like thrift and frugality. Then the Fed took over with zero interest rates.

🚨 WARNING: SOMETHING TERRIBLE IS HAPPENING RIGHT NOW Today, Japan is HIKING interest rates to their highest level in 31 YEARS. But that's not even the scary part. Japan just dumped over $135 BILLION in U.S. Treasuries. And they're still sitting on a massive ¥15.3 TRILLION in bond losses. Nobody is prepared for what comes next: Japan is constantly selling U.S. Treasuries to support the yen and prevent a much larger market crash. And at the exact same time, Japan's gold holdings have hit an ALL-TIME HIGH. That is not a coincidence. Japan is selling dollar-denominated assets while keeping all their gold. The reason is simple. Japan needs to defend the yen. So they're using their massive foreign reserves to intervene. And U.S. Treasuries are one of the biggest assets they can sell. But here's where things get MUCH bigger. Japan is now heading into a rate hike that will push interest rates to their highest level in 31 YEARS. That means the entire global financial system is entering a completely different interest-rate environment. And it will put even more pressure on currencies, bonds and capital flows around the world. But China is doing the same thing. China has been dumping U.S. Treasuries while its gold reserves continue reaching new ALL-TIME HIGHS. Now we're watching two of the world's largest economies move in the same direction. → Japan is selling U.S. Treasuries → Japan is increasing its gold holdings → China is selling U.S. Treasuries → China is increasing its gold holdings Both countries are reducing their dependence on dollar assets. This is no longer an isolated Treasury sale. It is a much bigger shift in how major economies manage their reserves. Japan is trying to support the yen. China is building greater independence from the U.S. dollar. And GOLD is becoming increasingly important to both strategies. And this is where things get dangerous. If Japan has to keep selling Treasuries to defend the yen, the selling pressure will continue. And now Japan is simultaneously moving toward much higher interest rates. The implications are enormous. → More Treasury selling → More pressure on bond markets → More currency intervention → More gold accumulation → Less dollar dependence Japan isn't trying to crash the market. They're trying to support the yen and prevent a much larger financial crisis. But the actions they're taking will have consequences across global markets. And if other countries follow, the pressure on the U.S. dollar and Treasury market will accelerate. This is exactly how global financial systems begin to change. Not overnight. But gradually. Then suddenly. And the global reserve system is changing right in front of us. I've studied markets for over 10 years and called nearly every major top and bottom. And I'm warning you now. If you want to survive the 2026-2027 cycle, follow and turn on notifications. A lot of people will wish they had started paying attention earlier.

The free market should be determining interest rates, not the Federal Reserve. wsj.com/economy/central-bank…

🚨 JAPAN JUST DID THE IMPOSSIBLE The Bank of Japan just raised rates to 1.25%. The highest since 1995. And the yen FELL. Now ask yourself one question: WHY CAN’T JAPAN JUST KEEP HIKING UNTIL THE YEN RECOVERS? For years, the BOJ kept rates near zero or NEGATIVE to fight deflation. Japan built its entire financial system around almost FREE MONEY. Japanese investors could borrow yen cheaply and buy higher-yielding assets overseas. That became the famous YEN CARRY TRADE. But there was a cost: 1) Negative rates crushed bank margins. 2) Massive BOJ bond buying distorted the government bond market. And years of cheap money left Japan extremely sensitive to higher rates. And this is where the trap appears. Japan’s government debt pile is enormous. As rates rise, old cheap debt eventually gets refinanced at higher rates. Japan’s government interest bill has already gone from roughly: ¥8.5T in 2023 → ¥13T in 2026 And that is BEFORE Japan gets anywhere close to U.S. rates. Today: - Japan: 1.25% - U.S.: 3.75%-4.00% The carry trade is still alive. Dollars still pay far more than yen. To really close that gap, Japan would have to tighten MUCH harder. But aggressive hikes would hit: → Government borrowing costs → Corporate borrowing → Mortgages → Bond prices → Economic growth That is why Japan cannot simply keep smashing rates higher. And that is why today’s hike wasn’t enough to save the yen. The market understood something retail didn’t: 1.25% IS STILL CHEAP MONEY. The rate gap is still huge. And the BOJ gave no signal that it is prepared to close that gap aggressively. So Japan faces an ugly choice: Raise rates fast and put enormous pressure on the system built around cheap money. Or normalize slowly and tolerate a weaker yen for longer. Right now, the market is betting on the second option. And a weak yen has its own cost. Japan imports huge amounts of energy and raw materials. A weaker currency makes those imports more expensive and pushes inflation higher. But it also helps exporters and increases the yen value of overseas profits. Japan doesn’t necessarily WANT a weak yen. It is tolerating one because aggressively defending it could be even more painful. Remember, I’ve been trading markets for over 15 years. The biggest opportunities come when central banks get trapped between two bad choices. That’s exactly what I’m watching now. When I see where the money moves next, I’ll post it here publicly like I always do. Turn notifications on. If you’re not following yet, you’ll understand why that was a mistake later.

The Fed doesn't actually control all the money in the economy. It controls something much smaller. And that tiny market is where the interest rate is set. Think about what happens when the Fed wants to cut rates. It doesn't go around handing cash to consumers. It buys bonds. The public gives the Fed bonds → the Fed gives the public money → bond prices rise → bond yields fall. That's the basic mechanism. But there's a catch. Banks create money too. Your checking account is money. Banks take deposits, lend part of them out, buy assets, and keep a fraction as reserves at the central bank. So the Fed can't directly control all the money people use. It controls central bank money - the reserves banks hold at the Fed. And that's where the important feedback loop begins: Fed injects reserves → reserves become more abundant → the interest rate in the reserve market falls → other rates in the economy move. That market is the federal funds market. It's where banks with excess reserves lend to banks that need them. If too many banks are short reserves, the rate rises. If the Fed doesn't want that rate to rise, it injects reserves. Simple. The surprising part is that the Fed doesn't need to control every dollar in the economy to influence the price of money. It controls the plumbing. And the plumbing moves the entire system. The Fed doesn't need to control all the money. It only needs to control the market that prices it.

U.S. 10-YEAR YIELD HITS HIGHEST SINCE 2007 The 10-year Treasury yield climbed above 5%, reaching its highest level in nearly two decades as oil prices, inflation fears and heavy debt issuance pressure bonds. Markets expect the Fed to hike rates Wednesday. Market angle: a sustained move above 5% could pull capital from stocks, while some strategists warn 6% could come into focus.

BREAKING: The Federal Reserve officially hikes interest rates by 25 basis points, marking its first rate hike since July 2023. This ends the longest Fed interest rate pause since 2008.

THE FED IS TIGHTENING AGAIN AS THE ECONOMY FACES A BREAKING POINT The Federal Reserve raised interest rates by 25 basis points, its first hike since July 2023, ending the longest rate pause since 2008. Higher rates hit the real economy quickly. Mortgages, credit cards, and business loans get more expensive. Families send more money to interest, businesses face tighter margins, and consumer spending and growth begin to slow. Markets feel the pressure too. When cash and bonds pay more, investors have less reason to hold high-priced stocks and crypto. And with the Fed signaling another hike before year-end, markets that spent months expecting cheaper money could face another shock. With Americans already dealing with ongoing wars, an energy crisis, and high fuel prices, how much more pressure can families and businesses take @chrismartenson breaks down the numbers.

BREAKING: The Fed is now expected to hike interest rates again in October, with markets pricing-in a 53% chance. Last year, markets were expecting 3 interest rate cuts by October 2026. If the Fed hikes again next month, rates will be +125 basis points higher than they were expected to be.

"... the next time you're listening to any media... and you hear the phrase "anti-vaxxer," "conspiracy theorists," or "misinformation," you are listening to propaganda. Understand that, from this day forward. Your life may depend on it." (It does.) ~Rodney Palmer CBC-trained, career journalist I sat through four days of testimony at the @AllisonInquiry, and this was the most important, IMO. COVID was not so much about the so-called "vaccines," or even the virus, as much as it was the propaganda. "Those who can make you believe absurdities can make you commit atrocities." ~ Voltaire @DeanAllisonMP

If you were called a ‘Conspiracy Theorist’ during the Covid Scam…this powerful clip perfectly explains how the Media became PROPAGANDA that was comparable to the media in North Korea, China and Syria. THIS WAS INTENTIONAL THEY MUST BE ARRESTED

With respect... This is a policy mistake, even though it might be popular (and that's the problem with incentives of politicians - to get votes).

Doctor Makis put it in one line. Young adults walking in with stage 4 cancer and gone in months. He says almost nobody will admit they took the COVID mRNA shot, and even cancer doctors would rather die than say they were wrong. People see the funerals and still look away. The word “turbo” gets mocked so the pattern never has to be discussed. Ignoring it does not make the diagnoses stop.

Health Canada and Public Health Agency of Canada through willful neglect during the viral outbreak and COVID-19 vaccine debacle have lost all trust. This inquiry is the first step in a long corrective course. @AllisonInquiry @DeanAllisonMP @Shawnbuckleylaw @NCICanada @Inquiry_Canada @VaccineChoiceCA @canary_covid @susyq969 @Canadians4Truth @GoTalkTruth @JasonLavigneAB @riseupcan @DanDicksPFT

First they put mRNA in people... now they’re putting RNA technology in beehives. The EPA has approved Vadescana — a dsRNA / RNA-interference treatment for varroa mites, the parasite wiping out honey bee colonies. They say it only silences a mite gene, doesn’t affect bees or humans... no one trusts what they say anymore. Same platform, new target. RNA technology is moving from the clinic into agriculture — and into the food chain.