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Mamdani slammed for ‘corrupting history’ about the creation of Israel in social media post marking ‘Nakba Day’

NY Post
2 months 3 weeks ago
"Mamdani is dangerous, he's evil, he is stirring the pot of hate," Americans Against Antisemitism founder Dov Hikind told The Post, stressing how Jewish communities are being targeted in attacks.
Carl Campanile, Anna Young

Out-of-control NYC driver plows into group of men on sidewalk, killing 2

NY Post
2 months 3 weeks ago
The driver barreled into two parked cars – a gray Volkswagen and a brown minivan – before striking a group of pedestrians on the sidewalk.
David DeTurris, Daniel Cody

Theo Von breaks silence after Joe Rogan expresses suicide concerns

NY Post
2 months 3 weeks ago
Theo Von is shutting down concerns raised by Joe Rogan about his mental health and alleged thoughts of suicide.
Daniel Farr

Text messages show how close UCLA came to leaving Rose Bowl

NY Post
2 months 3 weeks ago
New court documents reveal UCLA nearly moved football games to SoFi Stadium. Discover the details and latest updates on the legal dispute.
Ben Bolch

What Democrats should learn from Kamala Harris’ ‘Bad Ideas’

NY Post
2 months 3 weeks ago
Even when the umps are unfair, the smart teams figure out how to improve enough to win anyway.
Post Editorial Board

Livvy Dunne reveals Paul Skenes’ reaction to her new SI Swimsuit pictures

NY Post
2 months 3 weeks ago
Olivia (Livvy) Dunne said that Paul Skenes was nothing short of positive in his reaction to her work with Sports Illustrated Swimsuit.
Thomas Gamba-Ellis

Tech Now

BBC Tech
2 months 3 weeks ago
Adrienne Murray explores how new 3D imaging is supporting heart procedures.

We're Living In The Age Of Consequences

Zero Rss
2 months 3 weeks ago
We're Living In The Age Of Consequences

Authored by Chris Macintosh via InternationalMan.com,

Lookie here…

The United Arab Emirates recently announced it would quit OPEC after nearly six decades, striking a major blow to the oil cartel and to Saudi Arabia, its unofficial leader.

Let’s be clear, the UAE didn’t leave OPEC. They were bought out. You may recall that this event was preceded by two major developments that tell the actual story. The first was the shutting of the Strait of Hormuz (SoH). This bled UAE finances and continues to do so. It creates not only a loss of revenue but a shortage of dollars with oil being sold for dollars.

This is why the US provided the UAE with dollar swap lines. The UAE is also highly dependent on the US military not abandoning them. They already realise that has happened to some degree, but looking around their neighbourhood they realise they have no friends and so cling to whatever is left of US security promises.

The market immediately saw this as a step towards more production, since the UAE would no longer be constrained by OPEC’s agreed quotas, but the reality is that productive capacity has been destroyed (refineries bombed, wells capped).

What’s important to think about is that swap lines are nothing more than a credit card, and debt is the ultimate tool of slavery.

From America’s perspective, Bessent is using these for a couple of reasons.

  • First, as the Gulf states face financial difficulties there is a risk they begin selling assets. Those assets are, of course, US Treasury bonds. That’s not good, especially as the US needs to continue financing the wars.

  • The second reason is to stop CNY settlement from scaling.

Swap lines give allies dollar liquidity, reducing their incentive to price oil or trade in CNY.

Personally, I think it’s a bad deal. The Emirates just traded 60 years of sovereignty to become a debt slave. Every country that ties its survival to American goodwill learns the same lesson eventually: the US doesn’t have allies, it has interests. And when those interests shift, you’re fresh outta luck. This move doesn’t strengthen them. It neuters them…

Ultimately, the war is being fought not only in the Middle East but in central bank boardrooms.

What we’re seeing is a world forming where there will be multiple currency blocs and settlement structures. In a world where currency, settlement, and banking rails are all being weaponised, this is definitely a time to own precious metals.

Promised and Now Delivered

It gives me no pleasure pointing out things we’ve discussed at length in these pages over the last few years, only to have them come to fruition. We’re as happy as the next guy making money, but when it comes to things like war, I’m frustrated and upset. Making money on such outcomes sucks, even though we’re not funding the conflict (we would be if we were investing in defence stocks, I suppose).

The inevitability of war we’ve been discussing still doesn’t make it necessary or just. Still, realism is what we must invest with.

Which brings me to one of the promises we’ve been making for some years now — that the probability of conscription was high across the board. When we first began mentioning it, the pushback was: “Oh no, have you seen the youth of today? They’re far too flaccid and weak and lazy. They’ll never go along with that.”

We argued that none of that would matter. And here we are…

Eligible men will be automatically added to the military draft database by December, replacing much of the old self-registration process in an effort to cut costs and make the system more efficient.

The Selective Service System, the agency responsible for keeping records of men who could be called up during a national emergency, filed a proposed rule with the Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs on March 30.

Most men between the ages of 18 and 25 are already required to register with the Selective Service, but automatic registration was mandated in December 2025 as part of the fiscal 2026 National Defense Authorization Act.

This of course follows on from our sauerkraut-eating friends and the war-mongering sycophants who are in positions of power in Germany.

Given the collapse in public opinion of all of the pointy shoes, my sincere hope is that when the inevitable happens and men are called to war to “defend freedom” (or whatever other claptrap they conjure up) the revolt will be broad.

I do actually think it’ll happen. This is also how the US gets itself into a civil conflict. It’s potentially how the EU fractures and the “Union” collapses. It couldn’t come soon enough.

Either way, we’re living in the age of consequences. The consequences of debt accumulation and the degradation of trust in government and large corporate institutions lead me to believe that the most probable outcome is for the existing divide in the US to harden under war conditions.

And, just as we have “sanctuary cities” for migrants, we’re likely to get “sanctuary states” regarding the military draft. That will lead the feds to take action, and things get spicy.

Either way, all of this — should it happen — will be highly stagflationary and benefit our current portfolios. So there’s some cheer for you in the misery. See, we’re not all grumpy buggers.

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The fracture in OPEC, the return of draft machinery, and the weaponization of money are not isolated events. They are signs of a much larger shift already underway. That’s why we’ve prepared a free special report, Clash of the Systems: Thoughts on Investing at a Unique Point in Time. Inside, you’ll discover the economic, political, and cultural trends unfolding right now… the risks they pose to your money and personal freedom… and what a contrarian money manager believes you can do to stay one step ahead. Get the free special report now.

Tyler Durden Fri, 05/15/2026 - 20:55
Tyler Durden

The Carolina Panthers dropped 2026 schedule. See Bryce Young at home

NY Post
2 months 3 weeks ago
Chicago, Baltimore, Denver and Detroit are all swinging into Charlotte this year.
Matt Levy

Mets’ Luke Weaver not holding a Yankees grudge after brutal late-season stretch led to minimal interest

NY Post
2 months 3 weeks ago
Luke Weaver spent the past two seasons as Aaron Judge’s teammate with the Yankees, but has reverted to wearing an opposing uniform for the Mets.
Mike Puma

Flag of evil at NYU shows what the haters really think

NY Post
2 months 3 weeks ago
Israel-haters are doing a fine job of eroding the supposedly bright line between “antizionism” and “antisemitism,” proving that there’s no difference between loathing Jews and opposing the only country dedicated to protecting them.
Post Editorial Board

Canada's Assisted Suicide Program Could Include Children And The Mentally Ill

Zero Rss
2 months 3 weeks ago
Canada's Assisted Suicide Program Could Include Children And The Mentally Ill

Canada's MAID program is the subject of ongoing concern among anti-globalist movements across the western world.  The assisted suicide system kills around 15,000 or more Canadians each year and is quickly expanding to include more and more people who are not terminally ill.  

Almost all assisted suicide programs are created by liberal governments and all of them are initially promoted as a way to "end the suffering" of people who are close to death anyway.  However, this is merely the first stage of the greater goal, which is to normalize the government sanctioned killing of almost anyone for any reason. 

Keep in mind, the activists and politicians who constantly pontificate about the need for mass immigration into the west from the third world in order to solve population decline are the same people who support mass abortions and mass suicides.  They are also, for some reason, staunchly against the government execution of murderers.  It doesn't make rational sense, until you realize these people are psychopathic.

Canadian Conservatives are currently fighting for a freeze on expansion of the MAID program in an effort to prevent the addition of people who are not near death.  Prime Minister Mark Carney says he is "waiting to take a position".  Many physicians working within the socialist government are pushing for assisted suicide to include people well outside "terminally ill" status. 

Past recommendations for MAID include infants under one-year-old with "severe malformations, grave syndromes, near-zero survival prospects, and unrelievable extreme suffering", referencing Quebec College positions and Dutch practices.  Some physicians say they want clarification that infants with basic disabilities will not be included, but the rhetoric is open ended.  For now, the idea has not gained traction.   

Other officials have called for the eligibility of people with mental illness or depression, and this may soon become legal.  In 2027 the exclusion of the mentally ill is removed unless there is further action from the federal court system.  If they do not intercede, any person with a mental illness and no terminal conditions will be able to apply for assisted suicide in Canada. 

There are calls for this measure to extend to teens, in some cases without parental consent.  This is legal today in the Netherlands. 

Due to surfacing stories of the elderly being offered assisted suicide by doctors instead of treatment for basic illnesses or injuries, critics worry that MAID will be used as a way to "clear the socialized medical system" of older people who cost taxpayers more money.  This is is the great danger of making government responsible for public health - They might decide you don't qualify, or that you're better off dead.

   

It's truly a nightmare, but it's a fantastic dream for globalists seeking population reduction.  While legitimate arguments could be made for people already close to death and in severe pain, the problem comes from opening the door and setting a precedent.  It starts with the sick and dying, and ends with publicly authorized suicide mills for any impressionable person that thinks life is not supposed to include struggle or suffering.      

Aside from the Netherlands, Canada has the most integrated assisted suicide project in the world.  Only the more conservative province of Alberta has asserted legal opposition to the idea.  Many liberal governments view Canada as the test case for industrial grade suicide programs; hoping to model similar projects of their own in the near future.  

Tyler Durden Fri, 05/15/2026 - 20:30
Tyler Durden

Suspect arrested in shooting of Missouri running back Ahmad Hardy

NY Post
2 months 3 weeks ago
A suspect was arrested in connection of the shooting of Missouri star running back Ahmad Hardy earlier this week.
Thomas Gamba-Ellis

Chelsea Handler ignites feud with Spencer Pratt in Trump-comparison profanity-laced attack

NY Post
2 months 3 weeks ago
Spencer Pratt has hit back at comedian Chelsea Handler after she reignited their decades-long feud by posting a profanity-laced video comparing him to Donald Trump.
Daniel Farr

Updated PGA Championship odds after Round 2: Scottie Scheffler retains odds-on favorite status

NY Post
2 months 3 weeks ago
Check out the updated betting odds to win the 2026 PGA Championship, with Scottie Scheffler remaining the odds-on favorite after 36 holes.
Sean Treppedi

Mitchell Robinson’s undeniable playoff impact should make him a Knicks priority in free agency

NY Post
2 months 3 weeks ago
What’s worth repeating today is why Mitchell Robinson is fouled on purpose, and what that means for the Knicks future — even beyond the postseason.
Stefan Bondy

Orioles infielder Jordan Westburg to undergo season-ending Tommy John surgery in big blow

NY Post
2 months 3 weeks ago
His 2026 season is over before it even started in a huge blow for the Orioles.
Thomas Gamba-Ellis

Lauren Sánchez enjoys rare family night out with son Nikko, NFL star ex-boyfriend Tony Gonzalez

NY Post
2 months 3 weeks ago
The family of three were seen stepping out for dinner at popular West Hollywood eatery Sushi Park.
mliss1578

Lauren Sánchez enjoys rare family night out with son Nikko, NFL star ex-boyfriend Tony Gonzalez

NY Post
2 months 3 weeks ago
The family of three were seen stepping out for dinner at popular West Hollywood eatery Sushi Park.
BreAnna Bell

Gerrit Cole’s return timeline comes into view as Yankees want to keep him on ‘track’

NY Post
2 months 3 weeks ago
The Yankees will not be replacing one ace with another, at least not yet. 
Greg Joyce

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