Debt Rattle July 28 2019
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Pablo Picasso Portrait of Dora Maar 1937 • UK Top Civil Servant Urged To Block Dominic Cummings Appointment (Ind.) • Johnson’s Key Adviser Domi
[See the full post at: Debt Rattle July 28 2019]The first thing I see is, Pablo Picasso, Portrait of Dora Maar 1937
Zounds; knocked my socks off!
What a portrait! Profoundly beautiful…
The art and the woman together……and there is yet another beautiful portrait from ancient Greece;
The Saffron Goddess (1600 B.C.) is a detail from a Minoan fresco depicting a saffron harvest, Akrotiri, Santorini island, Greece.
Wow, just wow.
You’re on a roll Ilargi; what a feast for the eyes…• Tanker Seizures and Resurgent Imperialism (Craig Murray)
It cost a lot of money to escort an oil tanker.
Who is paying for that escort?The insurance companies could be paying for the escorts.
The oil companies could be paying for that cost.Are the credit card companies, (banks), charging a fee while waiting for the sale of the oil?
The UK gov. cannot afford the cost of that escort.
Oppps!
No matter the number of intervenors in the pipeline, the cost will be paid be the consumer.
We are getting legally scamed, once again, by the rich and powerful.
“How can someone who oversaw a campaign that is the subject of a serious criminal investigation pass that test?”
…Just like every single politician who was on the side of Leave. So we’re going to stop, de-power and stymie half the government and a majority of the public? Sounds like obstruction. The people will know, and it’s not a winning line. So what did you do? Nothing! We only made sure THEY didn’t get anything done for the British people either! Aren’t you glad? …Not exactly. We’re still in twilight exit of universal EU slavery, still no money freed up for NHS, no trade agreements, business still on hold yet leaving, and you’re going to make sure it stays this way forever if they can while time moves ever on, so no, not really all that pleased with you. I think I’ll vote for them again, only harder.
“Ex-Chancellor Hammond Plots With Labour To Kill Johnson’s No-Deal Brexit (G.)”
Point. And they will do anything –ANYTHING– to prevent the people’s will from happening, ANYTHING to prevent that horrible, horrible “Democracy” aka Populism. We must MUST destroy the people and their will by obstructing everything, ever. Take it from us. But you might also take it from us, “How’s that working out for those Yanks in the DNC? Winning/Not Winning?”
“Tanker Seizures and Resurgent Imperialism (Craig Murray)”
Britain does it, then sells the British Navy to the world to escort the dangerous seas where there’s PIRATES about. Pirates? Oh heavens! However did this begin??? Sells this service to Europe as leverage with the EU. So lying, cheating, and stealing things is working great for them. Steal all the things! So considering, should the U.N. put on a universal Russian embargo on them, maybe a food embargo like Venezuela or oil embargo like Syria, or should the U.S. nuke them and salt Southampton with depleted Uranium to promote world peace? I mean, that’s what we do, right? That is the good and proper way? Britain has approved of it so far, so why not sauce for a gander?
Stop stealing.
Why are there demonstations in Porto Rico?
There are a lot of expats. The expats are rich compared to the natives. Why are the xpats. demonstrating?
The resignation comes after mass protests.The final straw for many of the island’s 3.2 million residents was a leaked document of obscenity laced online chats, between the president and his aides. The revelations resulted in a demonstration that was reportedly the largest ever seen on the island.https://finance.yahoo.com/news/puerto-rico-haven-crypto-no-155049648.html
When are the Chinese tourists going to disappear from western streets?
Doesn’t this “feel” like a re-run of the Japanese bubble economy in the late 1980’s? One of many… but will they be the first domino to topple?
Wikipedia: “Japan’s annual land prices averaged nationwide have finally risen since the asset bubble collapse, though only mildly at 0.1%, a process that has taken 26 years to show up statistically.”
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