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AS THIS "GREEN" AWFUL WOMAN (SHE IS A CONSERVATIVE NAZI IN DISGUISE) DECLARES THAT "GERMANY IS AT WAR WITH RUSSIA", WE NEED TO TAKE STOCK OF WHAT THE HISTORY BEHIND THIS STUPID STATEMENT IS. DOES GERMANY WANTS TO BE BOMBED AGAIN INTO PRE-HISTORY TO SATISFY THE ANGLO/SAXONS, IN THE AMERICAN EMPIRE QUEST TO DESTROY RUSSIA SINCE 1917? GUS REPUBLISHES AN IMPORTANT ARTICLE BELOW:

Somewhere in this country is a very large Australian Public Service organisation, with staff around the country.   That organisation regularly surveys staff to see what they think about their own executives and senior executives, and routinely discovers that the managed often thoroughly despise their chiefs.  Amongst their expressed and identified concerns are general behaviours

Asian stock markets mixed given the minor pullback on Wall Street overnight as risk sentiment shifts in its collective seat getting ready for what could be a volatile US earnings season, with Microsoft the first disappointment. Currency markets are in the main going against King Dollar with Euro holding above the 1.09 handle while the

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Societe Generale with a useful primer on the forthcoming Congressional circus.  The US Treasury invoked ‘extraordinary measures’ on 19 January to continue to issue debt to meet its obligations, having reached the debt ceiling of roughly $31.4 trillion. Although the deadline for raising the debt ceiling (the X-date) is not an immediate concern, a

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The Market Ear with the furious debate. Massively unchanged Just a gentle reminder, this market still lacks a new trend. Both SPX and NASDAQ are basically unchanged since May last year… Refinitiv Short pain in a pic Not only is the crowd not long enough risk, but they have shorts that hurt big as market,

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The ABS with the December QTR inflation numbers. To the moon. The Consumer Price Index (CPI) rose 1.9% this quarter. Over the twelve months to the December 2022 quarter, the CPI rose 7.8%. The most significant price rises were Domestic holiday travel and accommodation (+13.3%), Electricity (+8.6%), International holiday travel and accommodation (+7.6%) and New

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Within a very short space of time, we are going to be embroiled in a national discussion on constitutional change: namely, we are going to be asked if we favour First Nations people having a voice to our national parliament enshrined in our Constitution. The purpose of this article is not to take sides or…

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Via Goldman tracking the US. Soon to arrive in Australia. Supply chain stress is gone: Ships cheap! Queues gone: Trucks got too many people: Trains empty: As imports slide away: And supplier delivery times go all reverse bullwhip effect: All soon to arrive in Australia.

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Westpac with the note. It’s obvious to me that the RBA has overtightened and inflation is going to evaporate. The six-month annualised growth rate in the WestpacMelbourne Institute Leading Index, which indicates the likely pace of economic activity relative to trend three to nine months into the future, was –0.97% in December, largely unchanged on

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We are at a crossroads. The Ultra High Net Worth Individual (UHNWI) class is creating a new international feudal order, assisted by the professional enabler class including politicians in pursuit of their money. One of those enabling mechanisms is the media. In Australia, News Corp serves as the strongest weapon in the creation of their…

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Everybody now thinks that China is going to boom and property roar back to life. This should be greeted with skepticism. The Middle Kingdom is rerunning the developed market GFC experience, with Chinese characteristics. A scarred public doesn’t want a bar of property. The PBOC’s series of property sentiment are at record lows and trending

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