Steve Sarich
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Susan @PrometheanActn is something to reflect on. Why did the uniparty maintain the lie about Canadian sovereignty? Are we under a belligerent occupation? Are we being gaslit? Have we been tricked by the entire political establishment?
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Obama's Worst Week:
Starmer Buried in UK, Virginia Court Tosses His Rigged Redistricting Map…
@BarbaraMBoyd of @PrometheanActn
is here with all of the details.
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@amazinganiamals Ok, these staged events are getting a bit tiresome. What parent would standby and watch their infant slide off a couch knowing, without a shred of doubt the dog would come to the rescue. What parent waits & waits hoping something will happen so as to video it
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Quite the interesting analysis & information regarding what exactly is happening between Canada, the EU and the U.S. regarding the “world order”
A world order that Carney who should be focusing on Canada seems to be leading the charge on.
He didn’t run on a platform of rebuilding this so called world order. He is using Canada to help accomplish it though. When he says Canadians want, Canadians need or Canadians said to us, he is not speaking for me in any way.
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China’s marriage numbers plunge to Covid-era low as population woes deepen.
Chinese social media exploded after new data showed that marriage registrations in China’s first quarter of 2026 fell to the lowest level ever recorded for the same period. Only 1.69 million couples registered for marriage in Q1 2026.
That is:
down 6.2% year-over-year,
down from 4.28 million in Q1 2013,
and a staggering 61% collapse in just 13 years.
Even more shocking: China’s marriage numbers today are LOWER than during the first quarter of 2020, when COVID first paralyzed the country. This is happening during peacetime, with no war, no national famine, no societal collapse on the surface. Yet one of the oldest civilizations in human history is experiencing a demographic and social implosion in real time.
Beijing is clearly panicking.
A state-affiliated publication recently warned that “one wedding empties the wealth of three generations.” Authorities increasingly blame “sky-high bride prices” and wedding costs for the collapse in marriages.
And yes, the numbers are insane.
Research from Wuhan University found average rural bride prices surged from roughly RMB 10,000–20,000 in the early 2000s to around RMB 140,000 by 2021.
But that is only the beginning.
Once you include:
apartments,
cars,
wedding banquets,
gold jewelry,
and various gifts,
the total cost for a rural family to marry off a son can reach RMB 600,000 to 1 million. China’s rural per capita disposable income in 2024 was only RMB 23,119.
In other words, an average rural family may need to work 26–43 years without spending a single yuan just to afford one son’s marriage.
But here is where I believe Beijing fundamentally misunderstands the problem. This is not simply about economics or “high bride prices.”
This is about the collision between:
urbanization,
collapsing economic mobility,
rising individualism,
changing gender expectations,
hyper-competitive status culture,
and an economy that increasingly feels hopeless for young people. Many young Chinese simply do not believe the future is worth committing to through marriage, children, and family formation.
That is the real crisis.
Because once a society loses confidence in its future, the demographic collapse becomes extraordinarily difficult to reverse. And demographic collapse, unlike financial bubbles, unfolds slowly at first and then all at once.

Ken Cao-The China Crash Chronicle@Ken_LoveTW
Why Millions of Young Chinese REFUSE to Get Married
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Japan may be approaching the most important psychological shift since the bubble era.
The Bank of Japan is openly discussing further rate hikes even with Middle East tensions still unresolved. That matters because policymakers no longer sound focused only on protecting growth from external shocks. Inflation persistence, wage growth, and pricing power are starting to move closer to the center of policy thinking.
For decades, Japan operated under the assumption that weak demand and deflation would always dominate. Markets, companies, and consumers were all conditioned around stagnation. That framework now looks increasingly unstable as inflation becomes harder to dismiss as temporary.
This is where the market dynamic changes. Moderate tightening inside a deflationary economy would normally sound dangerous, but in Japan’s case it can also reinforce confidence that nominal growth is finally returning.
The bigger story may not be the next rate hike. The bigger story may be that Japan is slowly breaking out of the psychology of the lost decades.

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Democrat Sen. John Fetterman CRUSES former DNC Chair Donna Brazile - because she went after President Trump for "going to war" with Iran with no “strategy” and “no end game.”
“Every single Democrat has said we can’t EVER let Iran build a bomb… When Kamala Harris was running for president, she identified that as the top concern for her internationally.”
“I absolutely support [the war in Iran].”
*Crowd Claps*
REPOST and amplify his voice!
#thinblueline #lawenforcement
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Alberta is the richest — and most conservative — province in Canada.
And it’s sitting on 3 times the oil reserves of the entire United States.
The rest of Canada treats them like an ATM, then throws them in jail for mis-gendering. Albertans have had enough.
Peter St Onge, Ph.D.@profstonge
It’s Official: Alberta will vote on Independence after years of abuse from the rest of Canada. If it succeeds, it's 80% odds Alberta applies to join the US.
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As Trump heads to China to meet Xi, it’s time for a reality check on the Chinese economy.
We’ve endured years of breathless talk about the “Asian century” and China’s inexorable rise. Elites couldn’t stop praising the “China model” with its state-led efficiency, gleaming infrastructure, and unstoppable momentum. That narrative has aged disastrously. So much so all the old pro-engagement business leaders have begun changing their tune to save face (Dimon, Dalio et al.)
Even with reported 5% annual growth, China is not closing the gap with the US in nominal USD terms. Its GDP as a share of America’s peaked at 78% in 2021 and has fallen to just 64% in 2024.
Yes the renminbi’s sharp depreciation against the dollar is true, but it begs the question of why did the currency weaken enough to slash China’s relative GDP by 14 percentage points in three years? Currency collapse is not a sign of strength. The RMB has recovered some ground over the past 18 months, yet deflation and chronic overcapacity will cap any sustained rally.
With PPP adjustments, the gap closes but the US is still richer than China. Don’t listen to the blackpillers saying the US is collapsing or the “dollar dominance is ending.” Both countries have debt problems but China knows how to creatively hide it.
Markets tell the starkest truth. US equities (S&P 500) have surged from ~$45 trillion in 2021 to $55–60 trillion. Chinese indices (CSI 300 + Hang Seng) have slid from ~$13 trillion at their peak to around $10 trillion. If this were just a currency story, America’s market values wouldn’t be booming while China’s shrank in absolute terms.
The bottom line: China’s slowdown is structural. America is in much better shape and barring some epic self-cucking, the US should still be dominant

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I think it’s safe to say SecWar Pete Hegseth just ended NBC’s career after trying to “gotcha” him:
"The question about 4 weeks, typical NBC GOTCHA question.”
“Trump can talk about how long it may or may not take. 4 weeks, 2 weeks, 6 weeks. Biden didn't even know WHAT he was doing, Trump can look for opportunities, offramps and escalations — to create new opportunities to execute what we need on our OWN timeline."
"You can play games about 4 weeks, 5 weeks — he has all the latitude, and I'm glad he does!"
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HOLY SHlT! Katie Porter just wrapped up an interview with CNN that did so HORRENDOUSLY that even the host had to spend time at the end to distance the TRASH NEWS NETWORK from her statements.
You know it's bad if even DNN has to push back.
California is F*CKED if they elect any of these democrats, especially Katie Porter.
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