The Book of Esther should be in the bible, if only to serve as a warning
It’s important to make a differentiation… Western Europe is indeed gone. The African border now starts on the Oder River and Czech mountains.
Poland, Czech, Slovakia, Hungary collectively, are the only “Europe” that remains. We are migrant free. Our daughters can walk safely at night. The cities are beautiful and retain genuine culture created by our forefathers.
DM
From what I can tell, you are correct. These countries are the last holdouts. A few YouTubers I watch such as Bald and Bankrupt and others show this. That’s why the Esau Cain media work overtime to try to show these governments as being racist and fascist, etc.
It’s always the same routine with the enemy. Nothing ever changes. I was studying the Book of Esther and its real origins, and the template is the same as it is today. That book should never have been in the Bible and yet it’s there, glorifying the Edomite Jews and their bloodshed throughout the millennia. It’s the same Cain Esau template over and over again.
I pray for a world in which my people can live in peace without our true existential enemy destroying everything in order to bring in their god.
For those who are interested, here’s a Book of Esther commentary. It speaks for itself. It shows an example of how the Catholic Church was influenced by the Esau Jews during its formation.
Anyone who reads the Book of Esther will quickly find out that the Jews did not pray to God for answers, nor help. They did lament and dressed in sackcloth, but there is no indication in the Book of Esther that they prayed to any god, let alone the God of Israel. Moreover, there is no biblical basis for the holiday of Purim, the supposed most holy day of the Esau Jews. This holiday is purely of man.
A response to Chuck Schumer’s insistence that white supremacy is the evil
Article on Schumer
https://www.jns.org/schumer-introduces-resolution-decrying-white-supremacy-carlson-fuentes/
How this country has changed!
Steve
I find it intriguing how liberal Jewish New Yorkers seem to support the most supposedly anti-Semitic groups. In fact, the vast majority of Jewish New Yorkers voted for a Jewish hating islamist. Jews vote Democrat, regardless of whoever runs. That’s because Democrats promote a Marxist ideology that is eager to continue upending the established order.
Since 2020, Senator Schumer and his like have continually employed non sequitur logic to support their case that white supremacy is the primary cause of anti-semitism. I certainly don’t see it, yet Schumer strangely supports the most liberal sectors of the voting base, who are overwhelmingly pro-Palestinian, pro Islamist, and anti-Israel. Ironically, the part of the voting base that are the most supportive of the nation state of Israel and the Jews are the very people Schumer rails against.
But regardless of whoever runs, the Jews vote Democrat. The Democrats aim to upend the established order, which includes destroying anything that resembles Caucasian European culture.
This is classic Esau versus Jacob. Schumer is an Edomite who hates anything that has to do with Jacob’s descendants. Even if that means supporting islamists over Jewish supporting European Caucasians.
With regards to the article Steve provides, I observed JD Vance’s response to Schumer’s insistence that the Republicans are the true anti-Semitics. As brilliant a man as Vance is with his high IQ, he tows the line, which means the perpetuation of this false dichotomy.
Vance has a lot of personal skeletons in his closet and I doubt he wants them to see the light of day. He is ultimately Edom Esau’s controlled opposition. What better way for the private Central Bank owners to bring down its opposition than by controlling it?
Trade balance is definitely narrowing for the first time in decades. This is a genuine reduction in the trade deficit. This will help GDP growth estimates. Jobless claims definitely higher than consensus.
Trade Balance (Sep)
Act: -52.80B Cons: -62.50B Prev: -59.30B
Exports (Sep)
Act: 289.30B Prev: 280.80B
Imports (Sep)
Act: 342.10B Prev: 340.40B
Initial Jobless Claims
Act: 236K Cons: 220K Prev: 192K
Continuing Jobless Claims
Act: 1,838K Cons: 1,950K Prev: 1,937K
Jobless Claims 4-Week Avg.
Act: 216.75K Prev: 214.75K
Esther is one of the five points of the Eastern Star, she and Adah belong there. I don’t know if that is wife of Lamech, or one of the Hittite wives of Esau but they occupy the same space anyway. Their version of the Elect Lady belongs there – that’s ISIS. Ruth and Martha do not belong, but I don’t know what characteristic they assign to them (certainly nothing to do with Christianity).
Adam Weishaupt was a Jesuit, one of the symbols of the society of Jesus is IHS inside a triangle. Represents ISIS, Horus, Set. Once a Jesuit, forever a Jesuit.
Interestingly, the Vatican very recently walked back the imminent “Mary as Co-Redemptrix” declaration. Instead they are leaving her as “Mediatrix” in your salvation – they asserted that your salvation is through Jesus Christ.
Speaking of the IHS catholic symbol, it is also associated with Mithra and sol invictus the sun god.
Americans priced out while foreigners pour in: Trump admin report slams Biden for spike in rental costs
The Trump administration’s Department of Housing and Urban Development blames rising housing and rental prices on the surge in immigration under Biden.
HUD published the “Worst Case Housing Needs: 2025 Report to Congress” in November, a biennial report that analyzes problems impacting low-income renting families. It defines renters with worst-case needs as those who do not receive government housing assistance and spend more than half of their income on rent or live in severely inadequate conditions, or both.
‘The unchecked illegal immigration and open borders policies allowed by the Biden administration continue to put significant strain on housing, pricing out American families.’
HUD argued that the uptick in immigration caused increases in housing demand and, in turn, prices.
“Between 2021 and 2024, the foreign-born population of the United States increased by more than six million — the largest such increase over such a short period in American history. The foreign-born population now stands at more than 53 million individuals, making up the highest share of the American population in history,” HUD reported.
The department stated that the country’s foreign-born population has grown by 20 million since 2000, representing a 40% increase.
In some regions of the U.S., such as California and New York, immigrants account for up to 100% of the rental growth and over 50% of all owner-occupied growth, HUD added. Nationwide, immigration accounts for two-thirds of rental demand growth, according to the department.
The median monthly housing cost for renters in 2021 was $1,184, increasing nearly 17.5% to $1,391 in 2023, according to the report.
“The growth in households attributable to noncitizens was 13% between 2019 and 2023, compared to 7% between 2015 and 2019. This further demonstrates that noncitizen households are playing an increasing role in the household growth that is straining the affordable housing supply,” the report read.
HUD’s report cited several other contributing factors to the affordable rental crisis, including demand-side housing subsidies and the decline in marriage.
President Donald Trump, Housing and Urban Development Secretary Scott Turner. Photo by Win McNamee/Getty Images
Housing and Urban Development Secretary Scott Turner told Fox News Digital, “The unchecked illegal immigration and open borders policies allowed by the Biden administration continue to put significant strain on housing, pricing out American families.”
“These policies have plagued America’s housing market, but in President Trump, Americans finally have a leader fighting to restore sanity to American immigration policy,” he added.
Turner stated that in 2025, HUD has supported one million homebuyers, including through first-time buyer and refinancing programs. He has called on the Federal Reserve to cut rates to continue the momentum toward affordability.
As this blog expected, $40 billion in T-bills to start. Excellent news for the asset owners as the Fed now adds to its balance sheet…
Investors expect relief in money markets as Fed resumes T-bill purchases
NEW YORK, Dec 10 (Reuters) – The Federal Reserve’s move to expand its balance sheet again by buying Treasury bills is expected to ease money-market strains, calming investor worries that years of bond-portfolio runoff had drained too much liquidity from the financial system.
The Fed said on Wednesday it would start buying short-dated government bonds to help manage market liquidity levels to ensure the central bank retains firm control over its interest rate target system. The purchases will begin on December 12 with an initial round that will total around $40 billion in Treasury bills, it said.
The move is likely to ease upward pressure on borrowing rates in the roughly $4 trillion U.S. overnight repurchase agreements (repo) market, where banks and hedge funds exchange short-term loans backed by collateral such as U.S. Treasuries and other securities.
Those rates have surged several times over the past few weeks, even after the Fed announced its intention to halt the reduction of its bond holdings – an operation known as quantitative tightening.
Higher repo rates – as indicated by the Secured Overnight Financing Rate (SOFR) – reflect tighter liquidity, pushing lenders to charge a premium on repo transactions.
“I think it’s a positive development in that over time, you do need to have the Fed in an expanding balance sheet position,” said Robert Tipp, chief investment strategist at PGIM Fixed Income.
“It’s important to have people doing arbitrage between Treasuries and futures to keep the market sufficiently liquid, and this provides a good backdrop for that,” he added, referring to investors who buy Treasuries via debt raised in the repo market for so-called basis trades that profit from the price difference between Treasuries and Treasury futures.
The tightening in money market liquidity earlier this year was due to a combination of factors, including a surge in U.S. Treasury bill issuance in recent months, as well as the U.S. government shutdown, which meant the Treasury accumulated funds in its account at the Fed due to a reduction in government payments of salaries and other expenses, analysts have said.
Generally, a higher Treasury General Account (TGA) drains reserves from the banking system, meaning banks have less money to lend.
The Fed this month ended quantitative tightening but the decision, announced in October, did little to ease concerns about near-term liquidity strains in the repo market, where borrowing rates have remained stubbornly high in recent weeks, sometimes higher than the Fed policy rate.
Many analysts had anticipated a pivot back to asset purchases, though most expected it early next year. The Fed’s decision to resume expanding its holdings now appears aimed at shoring up liquidity ahead of year-end, a period that often brings sharp but short-lived money-market volatility.
“The reason they made it now is that pressure in the repo market, with repo trading above the administered rates, continued into early December, even after QT was formally concluded on December 1,” said Stephen Douglass, chief economist of NISA Investment Advisors.
“This is good, it does remove the risk of funding pressure, or some kind of repo dysfunction,” he said.
So our bank money market interest, is going to increase? How does this look for stocks and home loans?
The other way. Less income as T-bill purchases help to absorb supply and lower repo and overnight rates.
If the Fed doesn’t purchase, there would be too much T-Bill and overnight paper supply from government issuance and other sources with not enough organic demand. This would be especially true as the Federal Reserve attempted to continually cut the FED funds rate over time.
If you think about it, the lower the FED funds rate goes, the less demand there will be for overnight paper, all other things being equal. Hence, repo and overnight rates in the commercial paper and repo market kept spiking above the Fed’s target rates and the Fed wasn’t able to control it.
Thus, by purchasing t bills, the Fed creates its demand and helps to diminish oversupply, while the government keeps increasing its deficits spending.
Looking good for asset prices, too. Will only help support bond prices. None of this is going to hurt. It seems this was already priced in over the short term.
BTW… Though today’s Fed announcement regarding the resumption of Treasury purchases was predicted by most Wall Street analysts, the $40 billion was definitely on the higher side, but an amount that was largely in line with our prediction. A number of analysts thought the amount was going to be closer to $20 to 25 billion.
I think this was the more important news coming from the FOMC today than the 25 basis point cut. Overall, the Fed was very dovish and the asset markets perked up. This was especially true after Powell’s press conference.
I think this is the best that asset owners could have hoped for. All of the things being equal, this should help asset prices nicely, while lowering costs of capital.
Hi, can you reshare the video u shared before on Vance a closet homo?