You’re absolutely right. It’s ridiculous for one party to blame the other for the deeds of the central bank that are cumulative and have nothing to do with the Ds or Rs.
Trump kneels before the bankers just like every R president before him for the last century. All have been nothing more than controlled opposition.
Legitimate conservatives are almost completely blacked out by the media or “cancelled” as “extremists” because they don’t let up on the truth about the central bank being the primary cause of every major problem the country faces.
We have one ugly ass bird with two left wings.

Pricing will always seem bogus to those who don’t understand the effects of constant “money” (currency/credit/debt) supply growth (counterfeiting) arbitrarily by an unaccountable, untouchable few. Prices ultimately rise naturally to reflect currency debasement which is permanently ongoing in this monetary system. Central banks are instruments of theft and enslavement but you’ll never hear that from any politician who really wants to become president because doing so would make their hopes impossible.

+2 great conversation guys.

It is going to be very interesting to watch them squirm as the debt service costs, on the massive debt monkey on their backs, continues to swell the further they hike interest rates. I do agree with Brien Lundin that there is a breaking point there somewhere, where the debt service payments become the hard stop for any more increases in interest rates. Is that at 4.75%, 5%, 5.5% ? We’ll see where the tipping point is, but it likely will arrive by the first half of next year.

I guess it is easier to do things wrong with destruction of others, rather than do things right. I will never understand why self interest at the expense of others is preferred. The follow-on is always to compound the damage rather than admit fault/error and leave it to others to absorb the hurt and fix the problem. Walking away is always the solution for them.

That’s an interesting point DT, and likely a part of why the Germans picked China to be the peace negotiators with Russia in Ukraine. It shows where the focus and the power shift is moving on the global stage. The US shot themselves in the foot several times in how they responded to all of this with sanctions, kicking Russia off the SWIFT banking system for all the world to see as an example of how they’ll weaponize banking, and only did more to increase the BRIC nations interest in coming up with alternatives to the existing regimes and US dominance calling the shots and misuse of the US Dollar reserve currency status. China is going to come out of this with their pound of flesh as far as in manufacturing and trade advantages, and they’ll look like the strong nation capable of brokering in peace, where the US has only further isolated itself.

Another fallout from the Russian fiasco
(https://telegra.ph/file/47895e78bd34558d4b14a.png)You can’t make this up: Germany is dismantling a wind farm to make way for a coal mine

Germany’s left-of-center government, like most in Europe, long ago began worshipping at the Church of Climate Change, eschewing cheap, reliable fossil fuels for sketchy, unreliable and imminently more expensive “green renewable” energy sources, mostly wind and solar power.

That said, the country never really weaned itself off of fossil fuels. Rather, in a ridiculous grand scheme of virtue signaling, Germany just decided to buy most of its natural gas and other fossil fuel energy from Russia — a country that the NATO member was supposed to be defending the continent against.

Famously, then-President Donald Trump warned the country during a September 2018 speech at the United Nations, “Germany will become totally dependent on Russian energy if it does not immediately change course. Here in the Western Hemisphere, we are committed to maintaining our independence from the encroachment of expansionist foreign powers.”

At the time, German diplomats in attendance smirked and chuckled at Trump’s prophecy. He has since been proven right — again.

Following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, the Nord Stream 2 pipeline project Germany was building in conjunction with Russia has ceased and Russian gas is not flowing into Germany due to EU sanctions following the invasion. As such, Europe’s biggest economy is on the brink of collapse because it doesn’t have enough alternative or domestic sources of fossil fuels needed to power its industries.

But it now appears that Germany has learned a hard lesson and is coming full-circle on its energy production: The government in Berlin has elected to dismantle a wind farm so that it can open a coal mine, as reported by OilPrice. com.

Simply put, you can’t make this kind of lunacy up:

A wind farm is being dismantled in western Germany to make way for an expansion of an open-pit lignite coal mine in a “paradoxical” situation highlighting the current prioritization of energy security over clean energy in Europe’s biggest economy.  

The dismantling of at least one wind turbine at the wind farm close to the German coal mine Garzweiler, operated by energy giant RWE, has already started. RWE says that lignite, or brown coal, has been mined from the Garzweiler coalfields for over 100 years.

RWE also said at the end of September that three of its lignite-fired coal units that were previously on standby would return to the electricity market on schedule in October.

“The three lignite units each have a capacity of 300 megawatts (MW). With their deployment, they contribute to strengthening the security of supply in Germany during the energy crisis and to saving natural gas in electricity generation,” RWE noted last month.

The company plans to expand the lignite mine at Garzweiler after a court in Münster in the western German state of North Rhine-Westphalia ruled in the energy group’s favor over a land dispute in March in which the firm sought to expand the mine.

In remarks regarding the dismantling of the wind turbine farm to make way for the mine expansion, Guido, Steffen, a spokesman for RWE, told the Guardian: “We realize this comes across as paradoxical. But that is as matters stand.”

More like hypocritical as can be.

Still, earlier this week, the ministry for economic and energy affairs of the state of North-Rhine Westphalia urged RWE to abandon the plan to dismantle the wind farm because even as Germany starves for energy, adherents to the religion of climate change and green energy still don’t get it.

“In the current situation, all potential for the use of renewable energy should be exhausted as much as possible and existing turbines should be in operation for as long as possible,” a spokesperson for the state’s ministry to
ld the Guardian.

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Great post Wolfster. Germany’s energy policy has been lunacy for a long time. When they decided to shut down their nuclear energy in favor of clean energy it was a mistake number one, because they ended up just importing nuclear energy from France and then buying coal and fossil fuel energy elsewhere to replace the deficit.

Now they are tearing down a windfarm to put up a coal plant. It would be hilarious if not for their groveling at the feet of climate change globalists to create this dire situation for German citizens and businesses, due to terrible energy policies.