West's Anguish

There should be no tears over the death of a monster

West's Anguish
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Why is the West so anguished over the death of Hassan Nasrallah?
Our elites really have no clue that civilisation itself is on the line in Israel’s war with its tormentors.

Australia

Federal Government Over A Quarter Behind Housing Target
“Today’s ABS data proves that the great Australian dream is slipping further away. In August, just 13,991 new dwellings were approved, well below the federal government’s promise to deliver 20,000 new homes every month to 2029,” said Daniel Wild, Deputy Executive Director of the Institute of Public Affairs.
Negative gearing barely affects the price of houses in the market - The Centre for Independent Studies
As a rule, if you tax something more you will end up with less of it. This is a well-worn …

International

Too few powers control global security – South Africa
South Africa’s president is demanding UN Security Council reform to ensure that security issues are not handled solely by a few nations
Iran showing increasing boldness toward U.S. with spies, assassination plots, and hacks
Evidence shows that Iran has grown increasingly brazen during the Biden administration, especially in its apparent attempts to organize the assassination of GOP nominee and former President Donald Trump.

Business, Finance & Investment

Settling The Work From Home Debate Once And For All
One of the most significant developments to come out of the pandemic, if not the greatest, was the shift to remote work for millions of employees. Beginning in March 2020, businesses quickly adapted out of necessity, keeping their operations afloat with employees working in pajamas from their living rooms. However, this golden era of remote
Fed’s Powell poised to speak as economists fret about a policy mistake
NASHVILLE, Tennessee (Reuters) -A mistake by the U.S. central bank in setting interest rates during the last phase of its inflation battle is the main risk that could undercut the economy over the next year, according to a new survey of economists released as Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell was set to speak on Monday. Among 32 professional forecasters surveyed recently by the National Association for Business Economics, 39% cited a “monetary policy mistake” as the “greatest downside risk to the U.S. economy over the next 12 months.” By contrast, 23% regarded the outcome of the Nov. 5 U.S. presidential election as the biggest downside risk and the same number cited an intensification of the conflicts in Ukraine and the Middle East.

Culture

The Carbon Alarmists Are Silent about This ⋆ Brownstone Institute
If carbon dioxide production by evil humans is the culprit, we should be hearing about direction change of “climate change” curves.
FBI to Pay Dozens of Female Recruits over $22M in Discrimination, Harassment Lawsuit
The FBI has agreed to pay out more than $22 million to female recruits who sued the bureau over alleged sexual discrimination and harassment.

Crypto & Blockchain

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Analysts Say Market Ready for Explosion, Predict ‘Regime Shift’ Toward Altcoins
Bitcoin’s 7% September gain sets stage for altcoins; concerns of overheating persist, but new highs possible by end of Q4 2024.

Postscript

Tim Walz Humiliated After Saying We ‘Can’t Afford Another Four Years’
Minnesota Governor Tim Walz garnered attention for appearing to take a jab at his own running mate, Vice President Kamala Harris, during a speech delivered in […]

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