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Canada and the [CB] are fighting back, Carney setup and system to try to manage the tariffs that are going to hit Canada, Trump is going to make a move that they don’t expect. Trump is removing 200,000 business and tourism visas. Trump is removing the power of the Federal Reserve and transferring it to the Treasury. The [DS] sees their system being dismantled right in front of their eyes. The election rigging system is exposed for the world to see. Now Bessent is bringing down the [DS] infrastructure. The money laundering system that has been used around the world to fund the [DS] is now being shutdown, Trump and Bessent have warned the [CB]/[DS] and now it is happening. The entire infrastructure that kept the [DS] in power is being exposed, dismantled and brought to its knees.

 


Economy

Carney, and his Flunky, Ford, they will not be allowed to keep taking advantage of the United States — Their key to survival. Remember, much of the Electricity, Oil, and Gas that Canada gets is transported through the U.S.A. Someone should get these clowns to “fall in line” or, the consequences for Canada will be far WORSE! Canada’s Unemployment Rate is now at 10%, and rapidly rising. Their businesses are fleeing for the United States, and it’s all because of their failed policies, and inept leadership! The days of ripping off our Farmers, and other Businesses, are OVER! Thank you for your attention to this matter. President DONALD J. TRUMP

 of Canada’s oil wealth ends up in America. Canada keeps 30%.

UST IN -Canada says they will “match the new U.S. tariffs dollar for dollar, rate for rate, with additional Canadian tariffs on U.S. goods,” and also introduce a $7.5 billion support package for Canadian workers and businesses impacted by U.S. tariffs.

What this means Canada is far more dependent on the US market for those products than the US is on Canadian supply. Hitting those Canadian exports hurts Canada’s economy in a meaningful way (5% of GDP is large). Canada’s “dollar-for-dollar, rate-for-rate” retaliation looks tough on paper, but the relative pain is heavily one-sided. The US has much more leverage in this particular fight.This sits in the broader context of ongoing USMCA/trade tensions, recent US tariffs on Canadian autos/steel/etc., and political rhetoric on both sides.

 

 

 

Norway Will Drill for Oil and Gas in the Barents Sea Despite European Union’s Objections

  • Norway rejects the title of ‘Europe’s green battery’.
  • The Scandinavian Kingdom of Norway keeps plowing along an independent course when it comes to energy security.
  • Despite the fact that the  keeps insisting on its suicidal energy policies, including a ‘moratorium on Arctic hydrocarbon supplies, the Norwegian will keep at it.
  • Energy Minister Terje Aasland assured the press that his country will continue developing its oil and gas resources in the Barents Sea, in spite of the EU’s objections.
  • He also stated that Norway is no longer interested in being Europe’s ‘green battery’.

 

OilPrice reported:

  • “Norway, not an EU member but a close ally and the single biggest gas supplier to Europe, pursues increasing its oil and gas supply to meet demand in Europe, which has had to contend with the bans on Russian oil and gas imports amid two energy crises in four years.
  • The EU, for its part, currently has a moratorium on drilling for oil and gas in the Arctic.
  • The EU’s moratorium on Arctic drilling was enacted in 2021 due to the bloc’s climate commitments and environmental concerns. The ban does not allow drilling in Norway’s northern parts of the Barents Sea, which is estimated to contain most of the remaining Norwegian oil and gas resources.
  • Production in the Barents Sea would be key to Norway meeting its goal to maintain oil and gas exports at current levels until at least 2035, the minister added. ‘If Norway is to remain a long-term supplier of oil and gas to Europe, then the Arctic must be part of that discussion’, Aasland said.”

Source: thegatewaypundit.com

  history.

During World War II, the Fed was subordinated to Treasury forced to peg interest rates wherever Treasury wanted them, buy whatever bonds Treasury issued, at whatever price Treasury demanded.

The Fed Chair took orders from the Treasury Secretary. After the war, Treasury wanted to keep it that way. The Fed said no. The Accord freed the Fed. It could set interest rates based on economic conditions, not the government’s borrowing costs. For the next seventy-five years, the Federal Reserve was the most powerful economic institution in the Western world. Treasury Secretaries came and went.

The Fed Chair endured

That was the old Accord. Now there’s a new one. Kevin Warsh who became the 17th Chair of the Federal Reserve on May 22, 2026 proposed it himself. Before he was even confirmed. Before he sat in the chair. He told the world exactly what he planned to do with the institution he was being handed.

He told CNBC: “We need a new Treasury-Fed accord like we did in 1951 after another period where we built up our nation’s debt, and we were stuck with a central bank that was working across purposes with the Treasury.”

He said the Treasury Secretary would need to approve any major changes to the Fed’s balance sheet the $6.7 trillion portfolio that gives the Fed its power over long-term interest rates. His words: the Treasury secretary would need to find the proposed change in Fed holdings “acceptable, given that it is partially fiscal policy in disguise.”

He told the Senate during confirmation that Fed officials are “not entitled to the same special deference in areas affecting international finance, among other matters.”

A former senior Fed official responded: “If followed to its logical conclusion, the Fed could lose control of its balance sheet.” Six former Fed officials called his comments unclear or confusing.

They weren’t confused. They understood exactly what he was saying. They just didn’t want to believe it. Now zoom out. In 1951, the Accord was a victory. The Fed fought for independence and won it

The institution that was subordinated during the war clawed its way back to autonomy. In 2026, the new Accord is a surrender and the Fed Chair is the one offering the terms. Nobody fired the Fed Chair to install a loyalist. Nobody passed a law stripping the Fed’s authority.

Nobody gave a speech about ending the Fed. They appointed a man who, before he even took the job, told everyone exactly what he would do: hand the balance sheet back to Treasury. Concede international finance.

Narrow the Fed’s footprint to shorter-term instruments and overnight rates. The 1951 Accord freed the Fed from Treasury.

The 2026 Accord frees Treasury from the Fed. And Treasury didn’t wait for the paperwork. While Warsh was still being confirmed, Treasury Secretary Bessent was already operating as if the new Accord were in place. Treasury published the stablecoin licensing framework.

Treasury’s FinCEN and OFAC co-authored the compliance rules. Treasury’s OCC started chartering stablecoin banks. Treasury doubled its own bond buyback program managing the yield curve, which was the Fed’s signature function for forty years. Treasury’s OCC and FDIC rewrote bank lending supervision rules.

The Fed wasn’t in the room. The Fed is banned by law from issuing a digital dollar. The Fed didn’t join the CRA rewrite. The Fed appears in zero rows of the new monetary architecture. And this week, when the Treasury Secretary made a maximum-scope enforcement declaration

“The US will block every potential revenue source for IRGC” nobody thought to ask why the Fed Chair didn’t say it instead. Nobody asked because everybody already knows.

The Fed doesn’t do that anymore. The Fed doesn’t do most of what it used to do. What the Fed does now is set the overnight interest rate.

That’s the one lever nobody has taken because nobody needs to. Everything else has been routed around it. Warsh wasn’t installed to defend the institution. He was installed to deliver it. And he told you he would. On camera.

Before he was confirmed. In plain English. The 1951 Accord took years of institutional warfare.

The Fed fought Treasury to a standstill and won its independence through political leverage, public pressure, and bureaucratic endurance.

The 2026 Accord took a single appointment. The man who proposed surrendering the Fed’s balance sheet authority to Treasury is now the man who runs the Fed. The institution that spent eighty years building independence got a chairman who volunteered to give it back. Eighty years to build it.

Three months to give it back.

And the man giving it back was chosen specifically because he would. Timelines. Patterns. The general’s words, not mine. All I did was read the receipts.


Political/Rights

Ninth Circuit Court Allows Border Patrol to Continue Raids 

  • A federal appeals court on Monday ruled that border patrol agents can continue raids in .
  • The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals lifted an injunction imposed by a Biden-appointed judge last year that blocked federal agents from detaining people without ‘reasonable suspicion.’
  • Federal agents conducted sweeping immigration raids at California farms last year that sparked a fierce  

 

Source: thegatewaypundit.com

 1,328 illegal aliens in just a 14-day span in the states of Virginia & Maryland. Nearly 400 of the aliens had criminal convictions or pending criminal charges, including a Salvadoran illegal alien wanted by police in Richmond, VA on a murder warrant. (Eygner Wilfredo Huezo-Moran’s mugshot below). Other targets included aliens with rap sheets for attempted murder and rape, as well as convictions for sexual battery, kidnapping, robbery and DWI. The operation primarily targeted the sanctuary jurisdiction suburbs in VA & MD around Washington DC, and ICE arrested anyone in the U.S. illegally, regardless of any criminal history.


DOGE

Modern data centers increasingly use sealed closed-loop liquid cooling (including direct-to-chip designs). In these systems the cooling fluid (often water or a water-glycol mix) is filled once during construction or commissioning and then continuously recirculated. Heat is rejected via heat exchangers, dry coolers, or chillers without ongoing evaporation or continuous makeup water under normal operation. Top-offs are rare and typically only needed for leaks or maintenance.

Specific examples and industry details:

  • Some operators report fluid renewal only every 7–15 years (a fully contained process), after which the mixture is drained, treated/recycled, and replaced.
  • Others describe filling the system once and circulating the same water for the life of the facility (often 15+ years), with ongoing water use limited mainly to offices/restrooms rather than cooling.
  • Microsoft’s newer AI-optimized designs use closed-loop chip-level cooling filled once; the water recirculates between servers and chillers with no fresh-water requirement for cooling during normal operations (pilots and new designs from ~2026 onward). Similar sealed, non-evaporative approaches are used or planned by others (e.g., Oracle, QTS, and various campuses).

Geopolitical

BREAKING: 80% of North African Asylum Seekers in Switzerland Accused of Crimes – Elite Media Scrambles to Explain Away the Disaster

  • While globalist politicians and open-borders activists continue peddling the fairy tale that mass migration from North Africa is a “humanitarian” success story, cold hard data from Switzerland just dropped a bombshell that exposes the ugly reality.
  • According to an internal document from the Swiss State Secretariat for Migration (SEM), over 80 percent of North African asylum seekers (primarily from Maghreb countries: Morocco, Algeria, and Tunisia) were accused of at least one criminal offense during their asylum process or after a negative decision in 2024.
  • That’s more than six-and-a-half times the rate of asylum seekers from all other countries combined, where the figure sits at a still-concerning 12.3 percent.
  • Only about one-fifth of these Maghreb arrivals managed to avoid any criminal accusations while in the country. The vast majority of their asylum claims are rejected—around 99 percent—yet they continue flooding in, clogging the system, and preying on Swiss communities.
  • Swiss authorities and experts are finally admitting what everyday Europeans have known for years: young men from the Maghreb are massively overrepresented in theft, drug dealing, and other street crimes.
Source: thegatewaypundit.com

  Mark Carney’s claim that U.S. demands in recent trade talks threatened protections for the French language (and Quebec culture) in Canada.

 Carney said one factor in walking away was last-minute U.S. positions that he viewed as threats to French-language rules and Quebec culture—specifically things like bilingual (English/French) product labelling requirements, subsidies for French-language media, and rules promoting the “discoverability” of French-Canadian content on streaming platforms (e.g., requirements affecting companies like Netflix).

 wrapped around Canada’s political, financial and industrial center… the foreign influence, global capital and centralized federal machinery that keeps placing the survival of the system above the sovereignty of the Canadian people… Trump is driving economic pressure directly into that structure, forcing every province to calculate the cost of allowing Ottawa and Ontario to drag the entire country into a confrontation designed to protect the architecture controlling it… Break that bond and Canada can finally begin choosing what is right for Canada… Alberta can defend its energy, Saskatchewan its resources, British Columbia its Pacific gateway and Quebec its sovereignty without carrying the weight of a captured federal system… “Lake America” is the taunt… Ontario is the pressure point… the Crown-CCP bond is the target… and a sovereign Canada is what becomes possible when it breaks…

War/Peace

 also departed Andrews and arrived in Riga. The C-40B is operated by the 89th Airlift Wing and is used to transport senior U.S. government officials, including Cabinet level officials and senior military commanders, on official business. Vehicles displaying diplomatic license plates were also observed near the aircraft in Riga. This suggests a senior U.S. government official may have been aboard the C-40B and could now be in Moscow, although the identities of any passengers and the purpose of the trip have not been confirmed.

CIA director Ratcliffe visits Moscow, US media reports

  • CIA Director John Ratcliffe ​visited Russia to attend meetings in Moscow on Tuesday, according to two US media outlets, in what is believed to be Ratcliffe’s first known trip to Russia since taking over as US spy chief. The reported visit comes as US-brokered talks aimed at ending the Ukraine war have stalled.

Source: france24.com

  that it was too late to cancel, I instructed Secretary of War, Pete Hegseth, to substantially reduce the Joint Military Exercises! While somewhat unrelated (?), I recently asked the President of South Korea if they would like to join us in the Denuclearization of the Islamic Republic of Iran, and they said, “No thanks!” Thank you for your attention to this matter. President DONALD J. TRUMP

Trump is shutting down the [DS] ability to provoke  NK. Since SK has not helped the US in Iran are they an allie of the US. The US spent a billion dollars a year and this is coming to an end. SK will have to use their own money. The only course of action is for NK and SK to work together. Peace is coming around the world. 

 

US removes Syria off its list of state sponsors of terrorism

  • Turkey has welcomed a US decision to remove Syria from its list of state sponsors of terrorism. The move rescinds a decades-old designation which came with severe economic consequences for Damascus. Corresponding sanctions relief for Syria have also been announced.

Source: france24.com

 targeting his family. This is why the regime must collapse!

Iran oil cargoes dry up even before US acts on Tehran threats; China’s ‘teapots’ face crunch

  • Iran’s oil shipments to Asian buyers have nearly dried up, pushing the price of Iranian crude to its highest levels in years  
  • China’s private refiners, which have traditionally been the biggest buyers of Iranian oil, are now facing tighter supplies. Iranian crude that was previously sold at a discount to global benchmarks is being offered at a premium of about $4 a barrel,

Source: livemint.com 

Iranian Currency Plunges to Record Low – This Move by the UAE Is About to Make Things Even Worse
  • U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said the rial has never been weaker.
  • Meanwhile, on top of that, the United Arab Emirates, which had been one of Iran’s main trading partners, has cut them off, suspending all trade with them in a big move. That may be part of Economic Outcast, but it’s also because they don’t like Iran firing on them.

The United Arab Emirates, which serves as Tehran’s largest supplier of goods, suspended all trade with the Iran over the weekend — nixing $6 billion in cash that went to the regime from exports, as well as access to vital supplies from the outside world.

 

Source: redstate.com

  and effect. Thank you for your attention to this matter! President DONALD J. TRUMP

 They’re in a damned if they do, damned if they don’t situation now. Gird your loins…the strong ripples of this are gonna show up in some really strange places in Europe.


Medical/False Flags

Key Researcher Behind CDC’s “Vaccines Don’t Cause Autism” Narrative Expected to Plead Guilty to Stealing Over $1 Million in Federal Grant Money

  • A CDC-linked researcher whose work was repeatedly invoked to shut down questions about  and autism is expected to plead guilty in a massive federal grant-fraud case.
  • Poul Thorsen, a 65-year-old Danish researcher, is scheduled to appear in federal court in Atlanta on September 1 for a change-of-plea hearing, according to the official court calendar and reporting from Children’s Health Defense.

  • Thorsen currently faces two counts of wire fraud and nine counts of money laundering after Germany extradited him to the  earlier this year.
  • The original 2011 indictment charged Thorsen with 13 counts of wire fraud and nine counts of money laundering.
  • According to the Justice Department, the CDC awarded more than $11 million to two Danish government agencies between 2000 and 2009 for research that included the relationship between vaccines and autism.

Source: thegatewaypundit.com

 what you should put in your body? Who am I to tell you what your CHILD should put in their body? I don’t have that right. Your body is a gift from God. What you put into your body is because of your relationship with your Body and God.” (Last year) Parents can still vaccinate — but you don’t have to. Florida does it right.

Trump is decentralizing the country, the [DS] centralized to keep control and trump is now reversing all of it, just like our founding fathers wanted. 
you will now see a split, the blue states will move in a different direction than the red states, the blue states will fall behind, the people will push back on the local level. This gives the power back to the people

 


[DS] Agendab


President Trump’s Plan

  making use of it. Until now. So yeah, the people who have been rigging elections are not happy today.

 does not harm the states, so the District Court lacked jurisdiction to bar the govern­ment from trying to implement it. And for the reasons dis­cussed, that injunction is likely to irreparably harm the government if it remains in place while the appellate pro­cess runs its course.” Trump’s order “does not harm the states.” Why? This Trump Executive Order and the new USPS rules govern “federal elections.” The states have to follow “federal law” when it comes to “federal elections.” It’s ALREADY illegal for “noncitizens” to vote in federal elections. This isn’t a “new law.” It’s just being enforced fully for the first time. Checkmate!

Breaking: SCOTUS Hands Trump Big Win on Election Integrity Order Ahead of Midterms 
  • The Court acted in Trump v. California, granting the administration’s emergency application for a stay after both the Massachusetts district court and the 1st Circuit Court of Appeals had declined to let the challenged provisions take effect.
  • One key thing to note: With its Monday ruling, the Court did not decide whether Trump’s directives ultimately will be found lawful. Instead, it concluded the government is likely to succeed in arguing that the states lacked standing and that their challenge was premature. So, this is a procedural win, but a significant one at that.

President Trump’s executive order contained three key provisions:

  1. The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is directed, where feasible and lawful, to compile and provide states with citizenship lists for voting-age residents.
  2. The Department of Justice (DOJ) is directed to prioritize investigation and prosecution of violations of existing federal laws involving ballots provided to ineligible voters.
  3. The United States Postal Service (USPS) is directed to undertake rulemaking involving new tracking/barcoding and voter-list procedures for mail ballots — and USPS has now completed that process, announcing its final rule Friday. (The final rule requires participating states to provide USPS lists of voters issued mail-in or absentee ballots and uses unique Intelligent Mail barcodes to link and track outgoing and return ballot envelopes.) The Massachusetts court (Judge Indira Talwani) permanently enjoined those provisions as to the plaintiff states for the 2026 election. On appeal, the 1st Circuit refused to stay that ruling.
  • In its 10-page decision, the majority essentially finds that the plaintiff states jumped the gun, and repeatedly emphasizes that the EO itself is an internal directive to executive-branch officials and doesn’t require the states to do anything. As to the citizenship lists, the Court finds that any claimed injury depends on what DHS ultimately does, whether creation of the lists is feasible, how they’re implemented, and whether states actually suffer harm.
  • As the decision notes: “Article III prohibits federal courts from stacking hypothetical on hypothetical to speculate that harm will eventually materialize.” The majority also points out that states can’t create standing simply by spending money now in anticipation of a speculative future requirement.
  • As to the DOJ and mail ballot provisions, the Court says setting federal prosecutorial priorities falls within the President’s Article II authority, while rejecting the states’ claim that officials presently face prosecution for refusing to use DHS citizenship lists. Likewise, the Court notes that the USPS provision in the executive order directed the agency to undertake rulemaking; it did not itself impose a final rule on the states.
  •  there’s an added wrinkle in that the USPS has now come out with its final rule. That said, the Court’s standing analysis focuses on the circumstances at the time the states filed suit, when there was no final USPS rule. The majority therefore says the states’ original challenge depended on speculation about whether USPS would ultimately issue a rule, what it would contain, and whether it would injure them.
  • Now that that contingency has occurred, SCOTUS effectively points the states toward their next move, saying: “If the Postal Service’s final rule harms the States, they may challenge that rule.” So today’s ruling doesn’t necessarily settle the legal fate of the new USPS rule; rather, it removes the injunction against the underlying executive order while leaving the door open to a fresh challenge directed at the now-finalized rule itself.
  •   Order itself does not harm the States, so the District Court lacked jurisdiction to bar the Government from trying to implement it. And for the reasons discussed, that injunction is likely to irreparably harm the Government if it remains in place while the appellate process runs its course.

Source: redstate.com

  and that it matches. If there is no match or it’s a duplicate, it is not delivered.

4. When the voter mails the ballot back, the USPS scans it again and checks to make sure it matches what went out and isn’t a duplicate. Any ballots that don’t match won’t be delivered. 5

. This is all done on the exterior envelope. The USPS isn’t determining eligibility or deciding who gets a ballot. They can’t see the actual votes. They are essentially just ensuring there are no duplicates, that the number mailed in isn’t greater than the number mailed out, and that the person mailing one in was the same person who received them. This is a common sense solution and is completely reasonable. Why would anyone oppose it unless their intention is to cheat?

  • The stay removes the barrier from the states’ lawsuit, so the administration can pursue implementation of the EO’s directives (including advancing the already-finalized USPS rule).
  • A separate nationwide injunction (from a different case involving voting-rights groups, also from the same Massachusetts judge, issued around August 11) still blocks USPS from implementing the final rule for the 2026 elections. USPS itself has stated it will not implement specifically for the November 2026 election unless/until relief is obtained from both relevant orders.
  • SCOTUS explicitly noted that its ruling does not settle the fate of the final rule and that states (or others) may challenge the rule itself if it causes harm. Further litigation, emergency motions, and possible additional SCOTUS involvement are expected on a compressed timeline before early voting/mail ballots begin going out.
  • Practical implementation for midterms (even if the remaining block is lifted) faces logistical challenges given the short window, state systems, and costs.

  Tracking envelopes via unique barcodes is built into the final rule. Delivery limited to those on the state-provided lists (intended to support only eligible/citizen recipients, in conjunction with the separate DHS citizenship lists) is also part of the design—but USPS cannot currently put that into effect for 2026 due to the remaining injunction.  

 

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