After my last story on Oliver Stone – Microsft placed a photo of a woman hanging off a cliff with see what happened. I should have known better. It was a scam to take you off line. When I clicked on it the screen went to their security and to call them. I don’t have their security – McAfee? but I have PC MATIC.
I had signed off and shut down my computer. When I tried to go on line by screen went dark.
I guess they will punish me again. Last time I was in the computer “jail” for 30 days. Nothing available
No internet on my desk top computer or land line phone.
Stone went on to voice his concerns about the current political climate, suggesting that President Biden might not be fully in charge of his own administration. He warned of the possibility of escalating global tensions and armed conflicts under the Biden presidency.
“If we don’t stop this, what Biden is doing, this guy is – I voted for him – I made a mistake, I was thinking he was an old man now that he would calm down, that he would be more mellow and so-forth, I didn’t see that at all,” Stone told Brand.
“I see a man who maybe is not in charge of his own administration. Who knows?”
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In a recent interview with commentator Russell Brand, renowned filmmaker Oliver Stone made headlines by admitting that he had made a mistake voting for President Joe Biden and expressing concerns that the president may lead the country into a potential “World War 3.” The frank conversation shed light on Stone’s growing disillusionment with America’s political leadership.
Oliver Stone, known for his critically acclaimed films such as “Platoon,” “JFK,” and “Natural Born Killers,” has been a vocal critic of US foreign policy for decades. In the interview, Stone expressed his regret for supporting Biden in the 2020 election, stating, “I voted for him — I made a mistake! This is a potential World War III.”
“If we don’t stop this, what Biden is doing, this guy is – I voted for him – I made a mistake, I was thinking he was an old man now that he would calm down, that he would be more mellow and so-forth, I didn’t see that at all,” Stone told Brand. “I see a man who maybe is not in charge of his own administration. Who knows?”
Stone went on to voice his concerns about the current political climate, suggesting that President Biden might not be fully in charge of his own administration. He warned of the possibility of escalating global tensions and armed conflicts under the Biden presidency.
Russell Brand, an actor and comedian known for his thought-provoking discussions on various social and political issues, conducted the interview with Stone. Brand, known for his candid approach, engaged in a lively conversation with the filmmaker, probing him on his views and pressing for more insight into his concerns.
Stone’s admission and warning have garnered significant attention, sparking debates about the effectiveness of current US leadership and the potential consequences of their actions on the international stage. While some have criticized Stone for his comments, others applaud his willingness to express his concerns openly.
As news of Stone’s remarks spread, social media platforms lit up with discussions and reactions from people around the world. The interview has reignited conversations about the state of global affairs and the role of filmmakers and artists in speaking out against perceived injustices.
It remains to be seen how Stone’s comments will resonate with the public and whether they will have any impact on the political landscape. However, his frankness serves as a reminder that even those in the entertainment industry can have strong opinions and actively participate in shaping public discourse.
Brand’s new podcast has already hosted a series of high profile guests, including former Fox News host Tucker Carlson, who granted Brand his first long form interview after being fired by the network.
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Again, a word from the wise should be sufficient for Hollyweed/world.
‘Common Sense’ Department: Why is the White House so concerned about a Wall Street Journal article questioning President Biden’s mental capabilities? The CSD may have some answers!
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It is time for the truth. When we see him in public – reality sets in and “is he really sharp as a tack?”
The economic policies of the Biden administration, or “Bidenomics”, are having a devastating impact on the American economy. The US banking sector, in particular, is feeling the brunt of these ill-conceived policies. A recent report by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) reveals that unrealized losses on investment securities for banks have skyrocketed to an alarming $517 billion in Q1 2024, a whopping $39 billion increase from Q4 2023’s $478 billion. This surge is largely attributed to higher residential mortgage-backed securities losses due to rising mortgage rates.
What’s even more concerning is that this represents a record-breaking 10th consecutive quarter of unrealized losses – a longer streak than during the infamous 2008 Financial Crisis. As mortgage rates continue their upward trend, these unrealized losses are expected to follow suit. The FDIC has identified 63 banks on the verge of collapse – an alarming development that comes just two months after the expiration of the Fed’s emergency lending program for banks.
While our banking system crumbles under Bidenomics, it’s worth noting that other nations are strengthening their financial positions. The BRICS alliance, for instance, is taking major steps to fortify its economic standing. Over the last three years, 15 US banks have gone under, including well-known names like Republic First Bank and Citizens Bank. Meanwhile, the BRICS nations are accumulating gold and dumping US treasuries in a bid to reduce their reliance on the dollar.
Given the current state of our banking system, it’s imperative that we take proactive measures to protect our assets. Trusting traditional banks with your money is increasingly becoming a risky proposition. With unrealized losses mounting, savvy investors are turning to hard assets like gold as a hedge against inflation and economic instability.
It’s crucial to diversify your investments in these uncertain times. Don’t put all your eggs in one basket – consider investing in tangible assets like gold and silver. These precious metals not only offer protection against inflation but also serve as a safeguard against financial turmoil.
