RFK, JR.: what that does it leaves the whole instrument of corruption intact and they appoint somebody who is safe

Trump wasn’t duped. He duped us.

Trump = Father of the Vaccine

Warp Speed Deaths & Injuries.  #Kennedy24.  https://t.co/FPZIhrDYv8

— Miss America (@Survivor3125) January 17, 2024

The people who are normally put in charge of these agencies and this is what Trump did too. Trump came in and he promised to drain the swamp, and then he named me the head of the Vaccine Safety Commission, and I started that function.  I met with Fauci.  I met with Collins, and was putting together that project, and when that news got out Pfizer gave a million dollar contribution to Trump and Trump appointed two Pfizer's hand-picked candidates, Alex Azar to run HHS and Scott Gottlieb, who was a partner of Pfizer, to run the FDA [so political contributions equates to hires in positions of power.]  So Gottlieb came in there and got an $88 billion dollar gift for Operation Warp Speed (OWS) for Pfizer and then left to join the Pfizer board and to collect his payoff.  You know, that is the swamp.  People come in wanting to change it but get intimidated by these big agencies and they get frightened because the agency can hurt you.  If you go after that agency there are a lot of top level officials in there that can commit all kinds of civil disobedience that will embarrass the president.  So what they do is that they appoint somebody who is safe. They look at the agency and they say "I'd like to change that, but I have other agendas," and what that does it leaves the whole instrument of corruption intact and they appoint somebody who is safe.  Ralph Reed once said to me, "The guys who get those jobs are the guys who get the joke."  I said in my announcement speech is that I get the joke, but it's not funny.  And I'm not safe; no, I'm not.  My job is to keep the American people safe. But I'm not going to be safe with the status quo.  I'm going to be the worst nightmare for the status quo.

WEJOLYN: "Dufty traces sugarcane back to writings from 1573... you read how addictive it was on the sultan’s armies - like heroin"

Humans are incapable of digesting components of grasses. Ruminants like cows, sheep & goats have different digestive capabilities than humans. They produce over 100 quarts of saliva a day and have 4 stomach compartments. --Wejolyn

One of the best books ever written on the history of SUGAR… worldwide & how nations fought over it- how the early 1900’s newspapers warned of it…. A rare book written by a Reporter (William Dufty) who himself was over 300 pounds & lost weight & the sugar - pic.twitter.com/PObVgqTTEO

— Wejolyn 🇺🇸 (@Wejolyn) January 17, 2024

Keto and Carnivore, game-changers for acne

Absolutely! Keto/Carnivore are game-changers for acne  https://t.co/NkDXMZRQ8Q https://t.co/iV0t5iMLWQ

— Ken D Berry MD (@KenDBerryMD) January 16, 2024

DEI is not just immoral and racist. It's also 100% illegal.

DEI is not just immoral and racist.
It's also 100% illegal. pic.twitter.com/QxIrNS0UAz

— End Wokeness (@EndWokeness) January 15, 2024

Did an hour with the great @MelKShow on Friday.  https://t.co/aWLYTLnKCk

— Tom Luongo (Head Sneetch) (@TFL1728) January 16, 2024

2:40  You have the guys who want to be right, and you have the guys who need to survive.  The people in the middle are going, "Yeah, but Powell doesn't need to do anything."  Just let the world break.  There's nothing wrong with letting the world break a little bit.  And that would be a good thing because the world we've created is fundamentally broken.  The world is broken.  We're looking for signs of it repairing itself.  And so much of what we were feeling is this is that. Things changing some of those things are improving and other things that we are used to that were never good are breaking.  It's like living in a terrible house that is falling apart and that's continuing to break more but somebody just built a new place right next door that I can move into If I Only Had the strengths get to get up off my my ass and walk over there and moving to that thing.  

4:07. The FED has had the easy time of it.  Let's raise rates to 5.5% and wait to see what breaks.  And then it's the crunch time of the election year in the United States, where everybody and their brother will be screaming at them to cut rates as early as possible for their own survival.  The problem with that is the Fed has to sacrifice its own survival in order to do this, and it has just spent the last 2 years asserting its sovereignty.  Do I think the FED is going to cut rates in March if something breaks?  Yes.  And what has to break?  A major money center bank has to go kaput.  Nothing else will move Powell at this point.  Powell is in control of the rates.  The FOMC members are in control of their dots.  The FED didn't pivot in December.  The Dot Plot pivoted and the Dot Plot is spurious at best because these people never get anything right anyway because they are central planners and central planners never get anything right.  

5:17.  Mel K:  A lot of people are making a deal about Bitcoin in the SEC.  How do you see that because I look at central bankers, they don't want Bitcoin but now people are very confused.  

5:35  It depends on which central banker we're talking about.  The European Central Bank?  No.  The IMF?  No. Who do they work for?  Davos. Do they want Bitcoin or a CBDC?  No.  They want their own thing.  The Fed?  The FED doesn't care.  Paul has said multiple times I don't care about Bitcoin while with the same breath I beginning to see a lot of circumstantial evidence that Bitcoin is rapidly becoming a form of collateral to undergird the repo markets here in domestically and that's part of the reason why Wall Street wanted in and wanted the unchains settled by ETFs, Gary Gensler the Davosian troll that he is, works alongside Janet Yellen to undermine this country, delayed and deferred all he could until he finally got what he wanted--to settle on chain.  We're going to have a financial intermediary and JP Morgan is going to be the intermediary for some people; for others, it'll be ETFs.  

Here is the full 57-minute interview.