Month: March 2020

Newsweek – by William M Arkin

Even as President Trump says he tested negative for coronavirus, the COVID-19 pandemic raises the fear that huge swaths of the executive branch or even Congress and the Supreme Court could also be disabled, forcing the implementation of “continuity of government” plans that include evacuating Washington and “devolving” leadership to second-tier officials in remote and quarantined locations. Continue reading “Inside The Military’s Top Secret Plans If Coronavirus Cripples The Government”

Zero Hedge – by Tyler Durden

The pandemic ripple effect continues across the food and beverage server industry, as more and more major cities across the nation – including some states – declare ‘health emergency’ status and order the shutting of all dining and bar locations. Ohio was among the very first to declare it Sunday evening, and has since seen a nearly 600% leap in unemployment benefit applications since last week.  Continue reading “US Restaurant Association Projects Up To 7 Million Jobs Lost Over 3 Months”

Daily Wire – by Joseph Curl

Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin reportedly told senators that unemployment in the U.S. could hit 20% — a rate not seen since 1935, the height of the Depression — as the coronavirus COVID-19 takes its toll on the economy.

A stimulus package to shore up the economy is expected to top $1 trillion, Mnuchin said. Continue reading “Treasury Secretary: U.S. Unemployment Could Hit 20%; Bailout Could Cost $1 Trillion”

The Hill – by John Bowden

Bank of America’s top U.S. economist on Thursday warned that the country is now in a recession in a note to investors.

CNBC reported that Michelle Meyer wrote in a letter to the company’s clients that the U.S. economy is in a “deep plunge” brought on by the global coronavirus outbreak, which has sickened thousands across the country and more than 200,000 globally. Continue reading “Bank of America: The US is now in a recession”

Henry Makow – by by Anthony Migchels

Dakota News Now

SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (Dakota News Now) – In an effort to slow the spread of COVID-19, the city of Sioux Falls is closing most city facilities to public access effective at 12:00 p.m. Thursday, March 19, 2020. This closure will remain in effect through Monday, March 30, 2020.

City Center and City Hall join the list of previously closed city facilities for public access. Carnegie Town Hall will close to the public except for public meetings. Previously scheduled public meetings and bid letting planned for City Hall or City Center will be relocated to Carnegie Town Hall. Continue reading “Sioux Falls closes city office buildings to public”

Henry Makow

Continue reading “Pandemic Masks Communist Power GRAB”

New York Post – by Adam Schrader

Hospital workers battling the coronavirus in Washington State have been making face masks out of office supplies — as stashes of the vital protective equipment are just “days away” from depletion, according to a report.

Infectious disease experts at Providence St. Joseph Health designed face-shield prototypes out of marine-grade vinyl, industrial tape, foam and elastic, Bloomberg reported.  Continue reading “Hospital staff crafts masks from office supplies during coronavirus shortage”

New York Post – by Vincent Barone

President Trump on Wednesday night signed a coronavirus aid package passed by Congress providing free testing and two weeks’ paid sick leave for full-time workers who fall ill.

The bipartisan, multibillion-dollar relief bill was approved by the House late Sunday and passed in the Senate earlier Wednesday after House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) and Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin brokered the deal last week. Continue reading “President Trump signs coronavirus relief package passed by Congress”

The Great Recession

You can only be so dead, and that’s just “plain dead.” But there is also Feddy Krueger dead. The kind of dead that keeps on happening like a demonic death that won’t stay dead. It is in that nightmarish Elm St. light that I’m going to review the Federal Reserve’s death.

It’s happened via face-plant failures over past month that I’m going to lay out to show how savagely the Fed is dying a perpetual-motion death.  Continue reading “How Dead is the Fed?”

Breitbart – by Ann Coulter

Here’s a thought: While self-quarantining with their families in multimillion-dollar Manhattan co-ops, Wall Street wives ought to have a chat with their Master of the Universe husbands about China, globalism and political correctness. Those are the vectors of their robber-baron wealth.

Thanks to “globalism” — i.e., cheap goods from China — we’ve gotten many wondrous things, for example: Continue reading “Ann Coulter: Cheap TVs, Expensive Flu”

Robert T. Stafford Disaster Relief and Emergency Assistance Act

Yahoo News

WASHINGTON — A federal government plan to combat the coronavirus warned policymakers last week that a pandemic “will last 18 months or longer” and could include “multiple waves,” resulting in widespread shortages that would strain consumers and the nation’s health care system.

The 100-page plan, dated Friday, the same day President Donald Trump declared a national emergency, laid out a grim prognosis for the spread of the virus and outlined a response that would activate agencies across the government and potentially employ special presidential powers to mobilize the private sector.  Continue reading “U.S. Virus Plan Anticipates 18-Month Pandemic and Widespread Shortages”

Video Rebel’s Blog

The following Four Points, if properly understood and acted upon, will save millions of Americans and hundreds of millions of people overseas from starving to death.

Fact One: The Only way out of a Depression is through Debt Cancellation. Continue reading “Either Learn What Money Is Or Accept Mass Starvation As Your Nation’s Future.”

KLTV

Continue reading “City of Canton cancels First Monday Trade Days for first time in 170 year history”