BIO WEAPONS

Treason: American government officials caught editing Wuhan lab journal

DARK WINTER

SHORTAGES: Industry Insiders Warn that Winter Blackouts Across the US are Possible as US Heating Oil / Diesel Supplies Lowest In Decades. 31 day supply.

Darkness Coming Dollar Falls – Bo Polny | Greg Hunter’s USAWatchdog

Major storable food supplier Augason Farms ceases operations for 90 days, citing collapsing supply chain

https://thecommonsenseshow.com/activism-agenda-21-conspiracy/empty-shelves-deliberate-and-now-inevitable-food-shortage-holocaust-upon-us

MIKE ADAMS SITUATION REPORT

Retail shelves at CVS, Walgreens and Duane Reade stores are now "virtually bare" in NYC, warns the UK Daily Mail in a Sunday news story. Also, the entire power grid of the nation of Lebanon has gone down due to a lack of fuel.

India is now reporting rolling blackouts, and the global energy collapse has plunged 20 Chinese provinces into blackouts as well.

The coal supply for America isn't sufficient to get us through the winter without blackouts, and store shelves in NYC pharmacies are already "barren" according to media reports.

Major food supplier ceases operations as food supply chain collapse accelerates

BIDEN REGIME

https://www.newswars.com/bill-maher-rips-biden-how-are-we-going-to-build-back-better-if-we-have-no-workers-and-no-supplies/

JAMES CORBETT

Breaking the News: How the First Media Moguls Shaped History

Interview 1665 – New World Next Week with James Evan Pilato

“FLIP FLOP FRAUDCI”

https://www.newswars.com/video-fauci-calls-for-6-month-old-babies-to-be-vaccinated-with-universal-flu-shot/

LAME STREAM “PRESSTITUTES”

https://allnewspipeline.com/Something_Very_Strange_Is_Going_On_All_The_Worlds_A_Stage.php

Netflix promotes all the biggest lies about Covid-19 in 3-part series "Coronavirus Explained" to further coerce Americans into getting deadly spike protein jabs

FDA

FDA exposed as a criminal body parts cartel involved in routine harvesting of organs from living human babies

The FDA couldn't care less about your health, and neither does any other government entity

NIH

NIH director Francis Collins lied and committed treason, but the media refuses to report it

DOMESTIC TERRORISM

https://needtoknow.news/2021/10/427000-parents-fire-back-at-national-school-board-association-for-calling-them-domestic-terrorists/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=427000-parents-fire-back-at-national-school-board-association-for-calling-them-domestic-terrorists

DEEP STATE, GLOBALISTS, NWO & ILLUMINATI

https://www.zerohedge.com/political/furious-school-parents-will-not-be-silenced-doesnt-ag-garland-have-better-things-do

THE BORDER

https://www.newswars.com/video-mexican-cartel-fires-upon-u-s-national-guard-with-machine-guns-from-across-border/

ECONOMY

WSJ MarketWatch: Biden Administration Wants IRS To Monitor People’s Bank Accounts More Closely

Published: Oct. 7, 2021

A Biden administration proposal calls for banks to report aggregated ‘inflows’ and ‘outflows’ above $600

The Biden administration wants the IRS to have more information at its fingertips about the contents of your personal and business bank accounts. 'We continue to believe this proposal jeopardizes the privacy and security of financial information for nearly every U.S. account holder,” said John Kinsella, vice president of tax policy at the American Bankers Association.

In the ongoing debate over tax hikes for the rich and multi-trillion dollar government spending on the social safety net, a much smaller dollar amount is catching a lot of attention.

A Biden administration proposal calls for Internal Revenue Service monitoring of people’s accounts to kick in at the $600 mark.

Specifically, the administration wants to require financial institutions tell the IRS about the aggregated “inflow” and “outflow” from bank, loan and investment accounts, according to Treasury Department documents. The rule would apply to personal and business accounts, but it would not involve handing transaction-level details over to the IRS. The reporting would be done on an annual basis and the threshold for reporting would be $600 — a level that could increase in the Capitol Hill give-and-take if the idea becomes law.

“This proposal would create a comprehensive financial account information reporting regime,” the Treasury Department said in May. Since then, people such as Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen have defended the idea, saying it may serve as a valuable data point in the administration’s quest to make sure rich taxpayers pay their full tax tab.

Dealing with wealthy households that may have “opaque” or “hidden” income sources, Yellen on Tuesday told CNBC that “a simple way for the IRS to get a sense of where that might be is just a few pieces of information about individuals’ bank accounts, nothing at the transaction level that would violate privacy.”

“While policymakers insist this provision is aimed at high income earners, it sweeps in almost any American with a bank account. This is bad public policy and should be rejected,” according to a letter last month from the American Bankers Association and state bankers associations to Congressional leaders.

‘An unprecedented amount of taxpayer information’

So the IRS wants more eyes in more places to spot more trends, such as large sums going in or out that might not be reflected on a tax return. That general idea is already on display in proposed cryptocurrency tax reporting rules within the bipartisan infrastructure bill. The rules made it in, over objections from people in the crypto industry.

“We continue to believe this proposal jeopardizes the privacy and security of financial information for nearly every U.S. account holder,” said John Kinsella, vice president of tax policy at the trade association. “It would trigger an unprecedented amount of taxpayer information, most of which will be irrelevant to calculating taxable income, with significant cost and data security risk to taxpayers.”

Senate’s Short-Term Deal Raises Debt Ceiling, Extends Deadline to December 3rd, Only Kicking Can Down The Road, Year End Stand Off.

10/7/2021

While the market celebrated, White House reporters criticized the deal, with one claiming it's such a weak can-kick that it's "not even a band-aid...it's like, the scrap of Kleenex that you found lying around that you have to use..." The criticism lined up with an analysis by Goldman strategists.

Democrats and Republicans have reportedly forged a compromise deal on a short-term increase in the the debt ceiling which will avoid default, but as Bloomberg notes, "threatens to exacerbate year-end clashes over trillions in government spending."

That said, this is classic can-kicking which will have consequences down the road, as Democrats will likely attempt to move forward with their massive tax and spending package and separate infrastructure bill while at the same time funding the government to avoid yet another potential shutdown after December 3.

Assuming that drags into December, expect fireworks into the end of the year.

WSJ MarketWatch: What Will The Fed Will Do If The Government Hits The Debt Ceiling?

Oct. 6, 2021

An emergency plan devised years ago is the likely blueprint

Nuclear Option: Creating money “out of thin air” would cause money to lose its value, inflation accelerates and there are potential runs on debt with failed auctions. The dollar could fall sharply, he added

The Federal Reserve won’t sit idle if Congress fails to lift the debt ceiling and the government is unable to pay all its bills, economists said.

Treasury will have revenue coming in but not enough to cover all expenses — a technical default.

In order to understand what the central bank might do, Fed watchers are dusting off their copies of the minutes of a Fed meeting in October 2013, the last wide-ranging discussion of the topic among Fed officials that is publicly available.

At the start of the discussion, Former Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke said simply, “A default on U.S. Treasury securities would be a grave threat both to the economy and to the financial system.”

The ‘Nuclear’ Option

Perli said the “nuclear option” that the Fed wouldn’t touch would be for the Fed to credit to Treasury any money needed for Treasury to operate normally. It would circumvent the debt ceiling but also circumvent Congress and the Fed would essentially become a fiscal authority.

“This would have worrisome consequences in terms of inflationary dynamics, central bank independence, and debt sustainability. You are traversing into an emerging markets world,” Daco of Oxford Economics.

Creating money “out of thin air” would cause money to lose its value, inflation accelerates and there are potential runs on debt with failed auctions. The dollar could fall sharply, he added.