Biden’s new choice for Comptroller of the Currency, who supervises national banks, is Saule Omarova, a veritable commie. First Biden wants to monitor American’s accounts if they have total annual deposits or withdrawals worth more than $600, now he has chosen a bank regulator who thinks asset prices, pay scales, capital and credit should be dictated by the federal government, a true nutter, someone who earned her stripes at Moscow State University on a Lenin Personal Academic Scholarship.

Bidenomics in full effect.

Biden’s new choice for Comptroller of the Currency, who supervises national banks, is Saule Omarova, a veritable commie. First Biden wants to monitor American’s accounts if they have total annual deposits or withdrawals worth more than $600, now he has chosen a bank regulator who thinks asset prices, pay scales, capital and credit should be dictated by the federal government... — NOS4A2

Yes, these are true concerns. I almost expect to hear a daily cry of, "(Big)Daddy(government)'s home!", and I almost want to say that everybody should go on out and buy their 800 pound safe right now... Our government appears implacable in it's desire to know everything about us, and to live our lives for us. I would have thought that the Snowden (heroic fellow) affair would have softened the appetite for domestic espionage.

https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2021/oct/28/cant-find-workers-why-not-pay-more-instead-of-exploiting-children-and-migrants

How sweet, the capital strike has turned into an excuse to reintroduce child labour in the US. Biden's America, going along swimmingly.

I guess going after children was the next logical step after going after women's uteruses.

Wisconsin’s child labor bill epitomizes decaying US power Published: Oct 26
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Global_Times

Welcome to the echo chamber!

And on the international front the Biden regime continues to press its case to persecute journalists who expose American warcrimes:

"They say: we guarantee that he won’t be held in a maximum security facility and he will not be subjected to Special Administrative Measures and he will get healthcare. But if he does something that we don’t like, we reserve the right to not guarantee him, we reserve the right to put him in a maximum security facility, we reserve the right to offer him Special Administrative Measures. Those are not assurances at all. It is not that difficult to look at those assurances and say: these are inherently unreliable, it promises to do something and then reserves the right to break the promise."

So the prosecution's legal argument here is essentially "We promise we won't treat Assange as cruelly as we treat our other prisoners, unless we decide we really want to."

This is not just a reflection on the weakness of the extradition appeal, it's a reflection on the savagery of all the so-called free democracies that have involved themselves in this case."

https://caitlinjohnstone.substack.com/p/the-assange-persecution-is-western

Is Biden well enough to change his mind?

Is Biden well enough to change his mind? — Wheatley

Why would he change his mind? Biden is the head of American Empire. It's literally his job to ensure the US can get away with murders it commits.

Biden is the head of American Empire. It's literally his job to ensure the US can get away with murders it commits. — StreetlightX

But who is going to hold the US accountable anyhow? We don't respect the international criminal court.

But who is going to hold the US accountable anyhow? — Wheatley

It would be a good start to undermine any legitimacy it has and for it to be universally ackowledged as the most destructive country on the planet.

would be a good start to undermine any legitimacy it has and for it to be universally ackowledged as the most destructive country on the planet. — StreetlightX

It's not separate from the rest of the world in that way. It's all one interconnected complex.

It would be a good start to undermine any legitimacy it has and for it to be universally ackowledged as the most destructive country on the planet. — StreetlightX

I doubt that it's nearly as terrible as you describe it. No country is perfect.

Name another country with 750 military bases in 80 countries around the world.

I don't hear those countries complaining.

Then you haven't listened.

I'm sure you've listened to 80 countries complaining.

Yes?

Love to see all the bootlickers come out. It's great.

Americans are supposed to vote. Not complain all the time.

What a stupid thing to say.

Name another country with 750 military bases in 80 countries around the world. — StreetlightX

And a giant nuclear arsenal. The 20th Century caused that.

Ok bootlicker.

I guess I'm stupid. And a bootlicker!

Ok bootlicker — StreetlightX

Lol

It's better than being a whiner and a grouch.

It's better than being a whiner and a grouch. — Wheatley

Hmm. I need coffee to wash down the dust. :up:

Yeah gee I wonder why anyone would complain about the US being complicit in worldwide genocide what losers lol

Yeah gee I wonder why anyone would complain about the US being complicit in worldwide genocide what losers lol — StreetlightX

You're suggesting that other people don't grieve.

Look at the world mechanically from time to time. See how it got this way and where it's headed.

Wow cool meaningless fluff.

smh

He's nuts.