The average senior on Medicare will see their premiums jump double digits next year to $170.10 per person, per month, an annual increase of $21.60 monthly from $148.50 this year. If you are a married couple older than 65, your health insurance premiums in 2022 will be a minimum of $4,082. If you purchase private … Continue reading Medicare seniors to pay billions in extra premiums next year just in case Biogen’s $56,000-a-year memory drug is allowed
Month: November 2021
Oil Companies give thanks to Biden for “exchange” deal to hedge their bets today
The Joe Biden/Kamala Harris team said today they will sell 18 million barrels of oil from the nation's Strategic Oil Reserve (once used only for war/famine/pestilence) to reduce the deficit by about $1.4 billion or less, depending on the current price of oil. In another attack on the reserve, the White House said it will … Continue reading Oil Companies give thanks to Biden for “exchange” deal to hedge their bets today
Biden bows, China celebrates, elites gloat!
http://1253985869.vod2.myqcloud.com/ee20c49fvodtransgzp1253985869/8c3ae1f6387702291534164838/v.f100040.mp4 A day ahead of the summit meeting, Janet Yellen told CBS that removing tariffs imposed by the Trump administration imposed on Chinese imports "would make some difference" on inflation, and added that US trade representative Katherine Tai was "revisiting" the phase one trade agreement with Beijing. - the Global Times President Joseph Biden and … Continue reading Biden bows, China celebrates, elites gloat!
No more Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter or Google – China crushes freedom of speech
In America the silicon (glassy-eyed) giants censor the citizen's speech - all the way up to the President, In China the government censors the tech tyrants, as well as its citizens. What's the difference? The simple answer is that the United States has private companies regulating the government, insuring submission to what's good for the … Continue reading No more Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter or Google – China crushes freedom of speech
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