https://twitter.com/libsoftiktok/status/1538533685728669696
And the cognitive dissonance of our liberal thought leaders.
https://twitter.com/libsoftiktok/status/1538533685728669696
And the cognitive dissonance of our liberal thought leaders.
“…In a long Twitter thread on Thursday, a Marquette University assistant professor of journalism suggested young reporters may fabricate stories because newspaper journalism standards are too high and because minority reporters might feel racism on the job.
āIn my few years as a journalism educator, Iāve found that the younglings engage in unethical practices (ie, fabricating quotes, etc.) mostly out of desperation mixed with inexperience,āĀ wrote Dr. Ayleen Cabas-Mijares, who describers herself as a āCritical/Cultural and Feminist Media scholarā in her Twitter biography.
āTheir failure to meet standards says as much about the unmanageable pressure they deal with and the little support/guidance they have as their personal shortcomings,ā she wrote…”
Pathetic
Furthermore, in recognition of our local black and brown artists, we have dedicated $7.2 MILLION in bond funding to public artš„
ā”ļøIn addition, we have already purchased over 60 pieces of artwork created by local Black artists to be displayed in our public buildingsššÆ pic.twitter.com/Dlw35fXV4j
— Mayor LaToya Cantrell (@mayorcantrell) June 17, 2022
Meanwhile, a few blocks away some local citizens gather to celebrate the hair pick:
https://twitter.com/IrishAmerican27/status/1534183541239697408
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Yes. That’s what you think it is.
“…The medical profession is crumbling in response to radical transgender activists
There is good evidence that many ancient societies sacrificed children to their gods. Parents in ancient Phoenician colonies in Carthage, Sicily, Sardinia and MaltaĀ slew their offspring prior to cremating them, hoping that the gods would hear their voices and bless them.
We are rightly appalled by this, though sometimes I wonder whether we understand child sacrifice far more than weād like to admit.
I saw a video the other day featuring an American surgeon bragging that he had performed more than 3,000 double mastectomies on young women who had paid forĀ gender reassignment, individuals confused ā one might say encouraged ā by those who profit from it into believing that their adolescent emotional trials can be ācuredā, and happiness reign forever, if they subject themselves to this brutal practice.
And it is brutal ā a process that often includes not only the aforementioned mastectomies but other appalling surgical processes: orchiectomy (thatās castration, in blunter language), the removal of the uterus, the demolition of the musculature of the forearm to make what is not a penis but must be referred to as such ā all of that.
For someone purporting to be a physician to perform this on children, to me at least, seems like something worthy of a prison sentence.
Whatever happened to the doctrine expressed by the ancient language asĀ primum non nocereĀ ā first, do no harm?
The Hippocratic Oath has been replaced by a delusion: a belief that can be summarised as āby blocking the puberty of children, and then surgically altering them, we are only restoring what is theirs by right. A childās feelings are the final arbiters of their reproductive destiny, and any attempt to contest their gender identity risks increasing their proclivity for suicideā.
Lies. Lies. Lies. Then butchery…”
Mark Levin SHUTS DOWN sham Jan 6th Committee with ALL the receipts pic.twitter.com/bpE5iWsRzz
— Benny Johnson (@bennyjohnson) June 17, 2022
TYLER DURDEN:
“…A little over a month ago, when mortgage rates were still “only” 5% we shared several devastating anecdotesĀ from real estate agents and industry execs who validated our worst fears: US housing was imploding… fast, withĀ subsequent observationsĀ only confirming this dire conclusion about the state of the most popular asset class among the US middle class.
Fast forward to this week when things have gone from worse to catastrophic, because with 30Y mortgage rates soaring at the fastest pace onĀ record to above 6%,Ā or levels last seen just before the housing bubble burst…
…. sending the average mortgage payment on a median mortgage up by almost $800 in just the past 6 months…
making housing theĀ most unaffordable in history…
… sending new home sales plunging at the fastest pace since the peak of the covid crisis after the longest negative streak since 2010…
… and homebuyer sentiment imploding to the lowest level in generations…
Which brings us to the latest housing market summaries from real-estate brokerage RedFin, which areĀ notĀ pretty.
The first shows that after the period of unprecedented gains for home prices and a uniformlly sellers market, has flipped,Ā and according to Redfin,Ā the highest share of sellers on record dropped their list price during the four weeks ending June 12 as mortgage rates shot up to levels not seen since 2008,Ā collapsing the pool of potential home shoppers.
In the Austin, Texas, and Nashville, Tennessee, metro areas,Ā the share of new-construction offerings with price cuts has quadrupled from a year earlier,Ā according to Redfin. They tripled in Phoenix and doubled in the Tampa, Florida, region.
āWe are in a different place ā the builder can no longer name a price and say, āpay it or move along,ā said Nicole Freer, a Houston agent who has slashed prices by $2,000 to $20,000 on homes she lists for builders. āTheyāre telling us: āOur managers have allowed us to negotiate again.āā…”
TYLER DURDEN:
“…Three weeks ago, we showed readers what happensĀ when the infamous “Bullwhip effect” reversal takes place by presenting the unprecedented surge in the “Inventory to Sales” ratio for a broad range of US retailers covering the furniture, home furnishings and appliances, building materials and garden equipment, and a category known as āother general merchandise,ā which includes Walmart and Target. Since then, this ratio has only gotten even more extended,Ā and as shown below it is now at the highest level since the bursting of the dot com bubble!
What does this mean for retailers and the price of goods? Three weeks ago we said “Think:Ā widespread inventory liquidations” and added…
To be sure, not every product will see its price cut: commodities, whose bullwhip effect take much longer to manifest itself, usually lasting several years in either direction, are only just starting to see their price cycle higher.Ā However, other products – like those carried by the Walmarts and Targets of the world – are about to see a deflationary plunge the likes of which we have not seen since the global financial crisis as retailers commence a voluntary destocking wave the likes of which have not been seen in over a decade.
Today both Wall Street and the mainstream media have caught up, with both predicting unprecedented deflationary price cuts in the coming weeks.
We start with Morgan Stanley’s bearish strategist Michael Wilson, who in his latest bearish weekly note (available to pro subs) focused on shrinking margins in general, and on retailer discounting in particular, and wrote that while there is a modest pick up in over sales, the far more concerning issue is that “inventory across the sector is up about 30% YOY and sales growth is up about 0% YOY translating to approximately 30% YOY of excess inventory”Ā and while mark down/margin pressure did not hit in 1Q it should hit June/July. Indeed, “store checks show that aggressive discounting has already started as of the Memorial Day holiday weekend. Discounting pressure could accelerate through July.”Ā Ā And sinceĀ moreĀ retailers are now discounting, “companies are having to offer even bigger discounts to compel consumers to buy, and it is a race to the bottom in margins in order to clear through inventory.”
It gets much worse, however, because courtesy of the delayed nature of the bullwhip effect, Morgan Stanley thinksĀ it will be some time before retailers can cut back on forward inventory orders!Ā Companies are no longer in a position to order 6 months in advance because of delays in the supply chain, and are currently working with about an 8 month lead time.Ā Shockingly, this means decisions today to cut forward orders could begin to eliminate the inventory problem in 1Q23, but not likely before then.
As a result, Wilson concludes,Ā “we are likely to see a tidal wave of discounts that carry us through December because 2022 inventory orders have already been placed.”
It’s not just Wall Street finally catching up, however:Ā overnight the WSJĀ also writes that “Big discounts are coming” as “stores have too much stuff.”
Echoing everything we have written in the past two months, the Journal alerts its readers that Target, Walmart and Macyās announced recently that they are starting to receive large shipments of outdoor furniture, loungewear and electronics (and if Morgan Stanley is correct and lead times are indeed 8 months they will keep receiving these into 2023!)Ā everyone wanted, but couldnāt find, during the pandemic.
The problem for retailers is a windfall for those in the market for sweatpants or couches or pretty much anything else, as prices are expected to start dropping around July 4, analysts say when the deflationary retail tsunami is unleashed in full force.
āThere are going to be discounts like youāve never seen before,āĀ says Mickey Chadha, a Moodyās Investors Service analyst who tracks the retail industry…”
“…Senior Adviser to President Joe Biden Gene Sperling responded to a survey showing that a majority of CEOs expect a recession in the next 18 months by stating that āwe think that too many people are not looking at the more reassuring elements of resilience in this economy right now and theyāre not realizing that the American Rescue Plan put a historic number of people back to work.ā…”
The Biden Administration is misunderstood by an ungrateful public.
š Had to pic.twitter.com/XL8wH3qC7e
— NautPoso š®šŖāļø (@NautPoso) June 18, 2022
My friend just filmed Joe Biden @POTUS falling off his bike no joke. Just happened at Rehoboth Beach š #JoeBiden #BidenIsAFailure #RehobothBeach #Trump #EpicFail #Biden pic.twitter.com/cVMycEwuI0
— jonboy (@jonboy79788314) June 18, 2022
U.S. President Joe Biden falls to the ground after riding up to members of the public during a bike ride in Rehoboth Beach, Delaware, U.S., June 18, 2022. REUTERS/Elizabeth Frantz @reuterspictures pic.twitter.com/WPFkhp9Zat
— Elizabeth Frantz (@lizfrantz) June 18, 2022
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President Joe Biden trips climbing the stairs to Air Force 1 pic.twitter.com/x8UD7q0a48
— The Hill (@thehill) March 19, 2021
CAPITOL POLICE ARREST COMEDIAN’S STAFFERS FOR ‘UNLAWFUL ENTRY’
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Stephen Colbert's producers just committed insurrection at the U.S. Capitol. pic.twitter.com/8lHkIcCYld
— Tucker Carlson (@TuckerCarlson) June 18, 2022
Related. The pencil-neck geek is involved:
Report: J6 Committee Member Adam Schiff let Them In
Assault on our Democracy!!!
Screenshots expose āgay grooming teacherā Alden Bunag who shared pedophile rape video online
https://twitter.com/libsoftiktok/status/1537928261467983872
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ā…Biden officials are taking a second look at whether the federal government could send rebate cards out to millions of American drivers to help them pay at gas stations ā an idea they examined months ago before ruling it out. Aides had found that shortages in the U.S. chip industry would make it hard to produce enough rebate cards, two people familiar with the matter said…”