WATCH: Google Whistleblower Exposes Plot To Rig 2024 Elections, Trace Everything You Do
Renowned author & researcher Dr. Robert Epstein joined The Alex Jones Show Friday to break exclusive intel on how Google is rigging the 2024 election:
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Google Expert And Whistleblower Exposes Plan To Rig 2024 Elections And Track & Trace Everything You Do In The Process@DrREpstein pic.twitter.com/ZMIR8OtXiX
— Alex Jones (@RealAlexJones) June 21, 2024
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George Soros Caught Boasting All Future Elections Are ‘100% Fixed’
George Soros has been caught boasting that he is the electorate, he chooses the president, and all future elections are 100% fixed for the radical left thanks to his work “behind-the-scenes” that he says will […]
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Suspected Pedophile Pulls Gun On Pedo Hunter
An alleged pedophile pulled a gun on child predator catcher Alex Rosen during a recent attempted bust.
Footage posted to X documented the harrowing moment Rosen approached a suspected child predator named “John,” who immediately went to his car, grabbed a firearm, and used it to threaten Rosen and his crew.
A pedophile just pulled a gun and chased after us ? pic.twitter.com/kKYQuCCG8s
— Alex Rosen (@iFightForKids) June 21, 2024
Prior to the encounter, John told Rosen, “These people here, I don’t even know who the fuck they are,” as he pointed at Rosen’s film crew.
“John, hold on,” Rosen told him, as the man walked toward his vehicle telling Rosen also to, “Hold on.”
The man went on to grab a gun and point it at crew members, with Rosen responding, “Ok, I’m leaving,” as the man turned the gun on him.
Additional footage shows Rosen speaking to officers and acknowledging he’s aware of the danger in his line of work.
https://t.co/uyFH4MbQKL pic.twitter.com/YXvMrRIrFP
— Alex Rosen (@iFightForKids) June 21, 2024
Social media users were shocked by the encounter, with many recommending Rosen should take measures to protect his life.
You have to stay safe bro. That is such a dangerous job my god
— Dom Lucre | Breaker of Narratives (@dom_lucre) June 21, 2024
Be careful, Alex!!
— Sara Gonzales (@SaraGonzalesTX) June 21, 2024
Stay safe out there!
— Collin Rugg (@CollinRugg) June 21, 2024
Holy shit becareful brother
— Isaac’s Army (@ReturnOfKappy) June 21, 2024
This is why I was packing when I went with you on that one catch.
— Ghost Of Mersh (@GhostOfMersh) June 21, 2024
You and your team should carry
— Idgaf (@idgafpos) June 21, 2024
How are you not strapped? Or traveling with armed security?
— 0420 (@FlipCrypt) June 21, 2024
As yet, it’s unclear whether the man will face charges for brandishing the gun in a threatening manner.
The capture is just one of dozens of disturbing busts conducted by Rosen and the Predator Poachers team as they travel across the country baiting pedophiles to meet with underage children.
“It’s All Rigged”: Alvin Bragg Drops All Charges For Columbia Protesters Who Took Over Building
While Donald Trump had a white collar misdemeanor upgraded to a felony by Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg, dozens of pro-Palestinian protesters who wreaked havoc at Columbia university have had their charges dropped, while 13 more will have their charges dropped if they keep out of trouble for the next six months.
Police arrested 46 protesters who broke into Hamilton Hall, barricaded themselves inside, and then wrecked the joint.
During a hearing at the Manhattan Criminal Courthouse on Thursday, prosecutor Stephen Millan cited ‘prosecutorial discretion’ in their decision not to move forward with charges – arguing that protesters wore masks and covered surveillance cameras, therefore insufficient evidence existed to show that any individual defendant damaged property or injured anyone. Millan also noted that no police officers were injured during the arrests, and that none of the people arrested had criminal records.
“All these matters are dismissed and sealed in the interest of justice,” Judge Kevin McGrath announced at the end of the hearing, where dozens of defendants and their supporters appeared with keffiyeh scarves around their shoulders.
Prosecutors declined to outright drop trespass charges against 13 other people arrested inside Hamilton Hall that night. Two of the 13 were also Columbia students, while the other 11 had no current affiliation with the school, although most were alumni.
The district attorney’s office proposed the 13 accept an adjournment in contemplation of dismissal, a provision in New York law that if accepted means the case against a defendant will be dropped and sealed in six months if they are not arrested for another offense in the interim. -Reuters
The 13 protesters offered the deal all rejected the offer via their lawyers, who are seeking to have those cases dismissed. They are due to return to court on July 25, by which date prosecutors will need to decide whether they’re willing to proceed to trial.
“It’s all rigged,” said Trump adviser and founder of America First Legal, Stephen Miller.
It’s all rigged. https://t.co/fD9AGF7UeM
— Stephen Miller (@StephenM) June 21, 2024
Of course it is!
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Boeing Collapse Continues: Rocket Error Leaves Two Astronauts Stranded & 737 Jet Drops To 500 Feet Over Neighborhood
American megacorporation Boeing is again in the news this week with negative headlines about their seemingly shoddy products.
On Wednesday morning, a Southwest Airlines Boeing 737 commercial flight suddenly dove as it came into Oklahoma City for a landing.
The aircraft flew less than 500 feet over a residential neighborhood and high school, which set off an alarm at the airport and scared residents.
The pilots were forced to regain altitude and circle around to make a safe approach and landing on a different runway.
The Oklahoman reported on a local resident who posted about the incident on Facebook.
“It woke me up and I thought it was gonna hit my house,” the social media post stated.
The Federal Aviation Administration is now investigating the matter.
Wednesday morning (6/19) just after midnight, Southwest 4069 triggered a low altitude alert at Will Rogers Tower as it approached RW13.
The 737 descended to less than 500 above ground directly over Yukon. pic.twitter.com/5dbyMXQ98F— Dale Denwalt (@denwalt) June 20, 2024
Boeing is also working with NASA to troubleshoot an error on the Starliner spacecraft which is currently housing two American astronauts.
Astronauts Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams should have made it back to Earth by June 13, but several issues on the spacecraft have delayed their return.
According to LiveScience.com five separate helium leaks to the spacecraft’s thruster system are responsible for the delay.
The cascade of failures never ends with Boeing. Their mess-ups with the Starliner are causing two astronauts to be stranded on the ISS. Should’ve used SpaceX. pic.twitter.com/zBHtnIa9eO
— Ian Miles Cheong (@stillgray) June 21, 2024
The Starliner is currently docked to an ISS module and with only 45 days worth of fuel for docking, NASA and Boeing engineers are running out of time to fix the issues.
In more bad news for Boeing this week, families of the victims of two Boeing 737 Max 8 crashes in Ethiopia and Indonesia are demanding the U.S. Department of Justice criminally prosecute and fine the company up to $25 billion for “the deadliest corporate crime in US history.”
Also, the Dow Jones U.S. stock market index publication Barron’s posted an article on Thursday, declaring, “The Dow Needs to Replace Boeing.”
The article stated:
“Barron’s tried to build a better Dow, one with more dominant players that would be better suited for the index. Boeing was an obvious replacement candidate. The embattled aviation giant has taken many hits to its reputation. The emergency door blowout earlier this year, following past manufacturing problems, demonstrated that its problems were larger. Boeing stock, down 33% this year, has exerted the most downward pressure on the Dow.”
One X user compiled all the recent negative Boeing headlines into one screenshot:
meanwhile, at boeing pic.twitter.com/99GvpojaCb
— Mike Solana (@micsolana) June 21, 2024
The State Wants to Nationalize Second Mortgages. What Possibly Can Go Wrong?
Recently, Freddie Mac, a government-sponsored enterprise, sought approval from its oversight agency, the Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA), to purchase and guarantee second mortgages in the United States.
While the business case for this proposal is deficient (for an excellent perspective on that, see the article by R. Christopher Whalen), I will discuss the economic and political premises behind this move and its possible consequences.
What Does It Mean to “Nationalize Second Mortgages”?
Understanding the single-family mortgage market in the US means realizing that there is no market in the real sense of that term. A whopping 70 percent of home mortgages in the US are owned or guaranteed by Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae, the two government-sponsored enterprises created by Congress to “support the housing market.” When the Federal Housing Administration and ancillary agencies are included, the proportion of mortgages supported by the government rises to approximately 95 percent. Naturally, this ubiquitous subsidy scheme supports a political goal—that of widespread home ownership—while making mortgages more accessible and homes much more expensive.
The government-sponsored enterprises are only nominally private—they were established by Congress specifically to “provide liquidity” to the home mortgage market by buying mortgages originated by banks and other institutions. They have always been subject to regulatory oversight by the government. This is especially true since their failure during the 2008 housing crisis, at which point they were placed into conservatorship under the FHFA.
Aside from mortgage loans, which are primarily used when acquiring a home, homeowners have additional ways to access the equity in their home. Banks and credit unions offer home equity lines of credit, home equity loans, and other second mortgage products to prospective borrowers. They’re “second” because, while secured by the underlying property, they are legally subordinate to the existing (“first”) mortgage. As such, second mortgages are riskier, are generally smaller in size, and incur a higher interest rate. Freddie Mac wants regulatory approval to hold these loans.
Freddie Mac, if approved, will almost certainly be followed by Fannie Mae. Thus, Freddie Mac’s proposal is an attempt to de facto nationalize the second mortgage market, in similar fashion to the existing first mortgage market.
There Will Be Blood
The Freddie Mac proposal should be seen in the context of an ongoing housing bubble combined with all-time highs in consumer debt. The Case-Shiller US National Home Price Index remains at all-time highs despite leveling off around the time benchmark interest rates increased in mid-2022.
Figure 1: Case-Shiller US National Home Price Index compared to the median weekly real earnings of those employed full time, 2019–24
In the meantime, consumer debt continues to climb as price inflation persists and real wages are stuck.
The political imperative is clear—get more people to borrow against the equity that’s been created in the housing bubble of the last ten to fifteen years, especially the last four years. Doing so will likely boost gross domestic product figures as homeowners convert illiquid paper wealth into actual liquidity with which they will buy goods. Never mind that the debt created by this will pile on top of an already-unsustainable burden. This is especially true for the lower- and middle-income segments of the population, as 36 percent of US adults have more credit card debt than emergency savings.
Subverting the Free Market Again
If market participants wanted additional liquidity in second mortgages, they would create and price it accordingly. Shoehorning government participation will only guarantee malinvestment and significant collateral damage, exacerbating existing problems with asset inflation and household indebtedness. The will of individuals acting in their own interests is what creates a healthy market—not government decree from increasingly harebrained regimes desperate for shallow political points.
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