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Saturday, August 30, 2025

Brilliant AI Cartoon on the fundamentals of 9/11

 https://www.facebook.com/share/r/1DDoqEnLXJ/

"Shovel" 2019. by Tao "Beneficiary Artist" Wells From the 2007-2019 Works for Sale Catalogue, "Good Bye/Buy for a While".


 

Songs: Ohia - East's last heart




Laboring, 

I first chose you for my all-star team

 and you have been advised 

where power and rich kids 

find ways to unite 

it is virtue who's sitting the bench 

by not talking, 

I shouldn't have to say it 

I said get out, I mean get out this minute

I don't trust you more than the weight of your shadow

 rich kid I'm talking to you

 rich kid I'm talking to you

 rich kid 

I'm talking to you

 rich kid

Friday, August 29, 2025

Monday, August 25, 2025

"The planes that hit the towers, were not the ones hijacked" CODEX 9/11 (Art as)

 


"I owe my soul to the company store" Sixteen Tons - Tennessee Ernie Ford

For happiness





 

Thursday, August 14, 2025

Wealthy nearly $1 trillion richer since Covid began - Hickey

https://www.1news.co.nz/2021/12/13/wealthy-nearly-1-trillion-richer-since-covid-began-hickey/



An economic and political commentator says since the Covid-19 pandemic reached Aotearoa, the rich have become richer and the poor have become poorer - in part due to the Government’s policies.

Bernard Hickey, writing in The Kākā newsletter, argued that - contrary to many assumptions - New Zealand’s economic response to Covid-19 was among the worst in the world in terms of widening wealth inequality and being a wasteful use of taxpayer funds.

He calculated policies like cash payments for businesses struggling through the pandemic, wage subsidies that saved business owners money, rising property and asset prices, and money printing cumulated to make the wealthy nearly $1 trillion richer.

Meanwhile, the lines for emergency food parcels continue to lengthen, Hickey told Breakfast.

Auckland City Mission and partners distributing 'Christmas magic'
The Mission’s Helen Robinson says more than 9000 food parcels will be distributed to whānau in need over the next two weeks.
Auckland City Mission and partners distributing 'Christmas magic'6:06

The Mission’s Helen Robinson says more than 9000 food parcels will be distributed to whānau in need over the next two weeks. (Source: Breakfast)

He said the increase in wealth was driven largely by the more than 50 per cent increase in house prices over the past two years since the start of the pandemic.

Hickey said the Government had also given at least $20 billion in cash to businesses and asset owners, whose cash savings accounts swelled from $45 billion to $319 billion since about 2019.

“The problem with the Government’s response is it was really focused on boosting their wealth through increasing the housing market and by giving them lots of cash to ensure they kept employing the rest of the population,” he said.

“The problem is, that made the wealthier even wealthier to save the economy, rather than giving the money directly to those people who needed it the most and would have used it to repay debt and spent it.”

Policies like the wage subsidy made sense at the start of the pandemic to give businesses confidence, he said.

The Government said its economic policies relating to the pandemic was one of the reasons unemployment was at a low 3.4 per cent in the three months to September.

But, Hickey said, the issue was there wasn’t an assessment about whether a business still needed the help. The Delta outbreak saw the Government pay out more than $5.5 billion in wage subsidies, on top of the $14 billion paid last year.

“Just to be clear: Wage subsidies were not paid to workers. They were paid to business owners to offset the wages of the employees they would otherwise have made redundant, although that willingness to fire staff or the ability to use their own existing buffers was never tested,” he wrote in The Kākā.

Meanwhile, the same agency who handed out no-questions-asked grants to businesses - the Ministry of Social Development - spent a lot of time trying to get money back from beneficiaries, Hickey said.

“It’s simply a double standard.”

He noted in The Kākā: “One feature of the double standard … is that the poor notice and, understandably, are not very cooperative when the Government needs them to physically do something for society as a whole, such as get vaccinated.”

There was now what was known as the “moral hazard” that was “baked into the DNA of global capitalism”, Hickey said.

In simple terms, that meant people who owned property, shares or other assets “believed that the Government and central bank … have got your back”.

“When share prices or house prices look like they’re going to fall a bit, central banks and Governments intervene you. So, it’s a bit like a guarantee.”

He called it the “oldest trick in the history of democratic governments captured by the wealthiest owners: privatise the gains from economic growth and socialise the losses of economic shocks”.

Hickey said that was why the Prime Minister alluded to “sustained moderation” in house price growth, but would never say she wanted them to fall.

To help improve things, he said the Government should implement the suggestions of its Welfare Expert Advisory Group.


Wednesday, August 13, 2025

Jacinda Ardern and Co. - "A Different kind of Coward"

 

Have you signed the petition calling Jacinda and her cronies to face the music yet?

If not… It's now more important than ever, because…

BREAKING NEWS

The Covid Inquiry Public Hearings Have Been Axed Because Key Decision-Makers Refuse to Front

In a stunning (yet unsurprising) twist, the Royal Commission of Inquiry into COVID-19 has cancelled the public hearings for the very people at the heart of New Zealand's pandemic response, after four of them refused to appear in public.

 

According to the Commission's Minute 4 (13 August 2025), former Prime Ministers Jacinda Ardern and Chris Hipkins, along with former Ministers Grant Robertson and Ayesha Verrall, all declined invitations to front up before the nation.

 

That's right! These chickens right here…

Official excuses included:

  • Claiming a “convention” that ministers should be interviewed privately
  • Arguing that public questioning would be "performative rather than informative"
  • Suggesting livestream footage could be "tampered with or misused"

One might assume they're terrified of the mountain of evidence waiting for them.

 

But it's not as simple as just "skipping school" for a case of "political bird-flu".

 

No! The plot thickens…

 

Because the Commission actually has the legal power to compel witnesses to attend and testify under oath. It's true!

 

But, instead of exercising that power, they've scrapped the hearings entirely.

 

It's scandalous!

 

Especially as it comes after the Commission previously stated that public questioning of these key decision makers in public would "significantly enhance confidence in the process."

 

Well, any shred of confidence that remained is certainly long gone now, as the sudden backflip speaks volumes about what must be happening in the shadows.

 

But we shouldn't be shocked — Instead, we must respond!

 

Will you let this injustice go unanswered?

 

Now more than ever, we need to shine a light on this cowardice, expose the hypocrisy, and create public pressure on what is a brazen injustice.

Here's what to do right now:

SIGN THE PETITION

comfortable with lying

 


Sunday, August 3, 2025

Freddie Gibbs Talks Cocaine with Joe Rogan

"I have never said that that correlation is causation. I'm not one of these guys that says that. Okay. But I got two Fisers and I have to say I've been a lot smarter ever since I got them. Now, is it connected? Maybe, again, I don't know, " - Kurt Metzger





Why your government is about to raise YOUR taxes

The Mafia, CIA & Jeffrey Epstein Worked TOGETHER To Traffic Minors

Israel killed Palestinians with AI robots, now everyone wants them

BOMBSHELL! Smoking Gun Email Proves Hillary Invented Fake Russiagate Hoax!

legit side effect of covid bioweapon vax, psychosis, delusion of benefit

 

The difference between capitalism and socialism - David Graeber