Tucker Carlson: “The Republican party and MAGA really have become the party of closeted gay men.”

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The Republican party and MAGA really have become the party of closeted gay men. The rose-colored glasses are off, and I’m grateful for that. Tucker Carlson’s show last night was a phenomenal farewell to the end of an era. If you haven’t watched it yet, I highly recommend doing… pic.twitter.com/LZHeCapjWA — Travis (@NihiloX) November 5, … Read more

Health Insurance is a Scam

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by BroDude I went self-employed in Jan last year. I don’t get any subsidy. Health insruance was $360/month for the cheapest plan. $8k deductible, $8k max out-of-pocket This year, same coverage, $450/month (a 25% increase) Next year, worse coverage ($8k deductible, $12k max out-of-pocket) for $530/month (a 18% increase). Since 2025 going into 2027 health … Read more

While gold declines… money printing has reaccelerated. None of the fundamentals that drove gold to record highs have reversed.

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If anything, they’ve become even stronger. – Central banks are still net buyers of gold. – Global debt levels remain unsustainable. – Government deficits continue to surge. This war is reinforcing all of those trends. Rather than risk the bond market, policymakers will sacrifice the currency through inflation. This gold bull market is far from … Read more

Missing memory card flips Georgia House race from Democrat to Republican; Secretary of State launches investigation

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This is the 2nd election cycle that something like this has happened inside of Georgia. When are we going to admit that our elections are UNSECURE. — The Fiscal Nexus, CPA (@TheFiscalNexus) November 7, 2026 Democrat Harry James was leading Republican incumbent Gerald Greene by 58 votes in Georgia House District 154 after the November … Read more

Australian universities to face $2 million fines over antisemitism

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The huge increase in penalties is an alternative to the Antisemitism Envoy’s recommendation to withhold funding from universities that fail to deal with antisemitism   Australian universities could be fined up to $2 million if they do not deal effectively with antisemitism under new legislation to be introduced into parliament this month. The Education Minister … Read more

Online Shopping in 1996

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This is so cool to see a side of 1996 I never knew existed! Nothing like this existed in the small town I grew up in. I didn’t even know big box stores had Java script or HTML websites up and running in 1996…..and could order from them!! h/t Radioactive Glow

A Japanese trader breaks down after his money vanished following major crashes in Japan’s Nikkei index.

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هذا الموقف جانا بعد انهيار السوق السعودي بعدما وصل المؤوشر 21الف وكانت علينا بعض الأسهم الف ريال وبعضها وصل سبعه آلاف ريال اللي باعوا بيوتهم ومزارعهم جاهم سلس بو وتبول لا إرادي وجلطة وسكر وضغط أنا رحت البيت وخليت سيارتي عند البنك والمصيبه رحت بيت اللي طلقتها ودخلت المجلس… — ابو وائل الجنوبي 🇸🇦 (@abwwayl43720536) … Read more

Global food supply chains face compounding pressures

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No fertilizer. No harvest. No food. No future. A fertilizer executive in Brazil said it out loud this week: “Most of the industry has suspended operations.” And Hormuz, where a third of the world’s fertilizer ships, is still closed. Here’s how this destroys everything — step by step: Fertilizer is what makes modern harvests possible … Read more

Paraguayans drag politicians out of Congress after one of their main banks fails – President of Paraguay resigns.

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Paraguayans dragging politicians out of Congress … pic.twitter.com/rYfDtEVF0u — David Wolfe (@DavidWolfe) November 7, 2026 Ueno nunca fue el banco más grande del país, ni tampoco dejó sin dinero a la mayoría de la población.Desde mañana empiezan a cobrar los ahorristas, 72 hrs después del cierre del banco. El resto de bancos opera con normalidad. … Read more

THE SECRET LIBRARY THAT NO ONE HAS THE RIGHT TO READ – The Hidden Library of Sakya Monastery

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Translated from French Show original THE SECRET LIBRARY THAT NO ONE HAS THE RIGHT TO READ 📚🤫 In Tibet. Founded in 1073. Behind a wall 60 meters long and 10 meters high. Hidden for centuries. And when it was finally opened, we were left speechless. 84,000 ancient manuscripts. 84,000. Religion. Philosophy. Science. History. Medicine. Astronomy. … Read more

STUDY: Churchgoers Are Winning at Marriage

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A new report from the Institute for Family Studies (IFS) suggests that a faith-centered life may be the key to a happy marriage. Decades of sneering from Hollywood and the progressive left have convinced millions of Americans that church and religion itself are relics of a dying era. But a new report from the Institute … Read more

Tech Stocks Crash — AI Giants Now Want a Government Bailout

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This past week witnessed a sharp stock-market sell-off widely attributed to growing doubts about the profitability and sustainability of the artificial intelligence boom, declining investment confidence, and public resistance to new data centers. Jimmy argues that major AI companies could seek government bailouts by portraying the industry as essential to national security and competition with … Read more

White House and DOJ officials reportedly discussed arresting journalists to expose confidential sources. The DOJ denied the report, calling it “absolutely false.”

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The Atlantic reported that 3 people familiar with internal discussions said Stephen Miller supported using criminal investigations and possible arrests to pressure journalists into revealing confidential sources behind national-security leaks. Outgoing chief of staff Susie Wiles reportedly opposed the idea. The Justice Department called the allegations “absolutely false.” The White House separately said unauthorized leaks … Read more

Oracle falls -5% after Microsoft ends its deal to rent AI cloud capacity from the company. Oracle is now down -68% from its record high

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Microsoft Is Winding Down Oracle Deal to Rent AI Cloud Capacity Nov 6 (Reuters) – Microsoft (MSFT.O), opens new tab is winding down an arrangement to rent AI computing from Oracle (ORCL.N), opens new tab as part of a ​larger reassessment of billions of dollars in cloud partnerships, Bloomberg ‌News reported on Friday, citing people … Read more

Someone is dumping $500 million in AI data center loans. The AI meltdown is causing investors to seek refuge in USTs. Treasury bonds could beat stocks in 2027?

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The mystery seller has now been identified: Dutch bank ING is trying to unload roughly $500 million in data-center loans in one auction. The portfolio includes 12 loans tied to Vantage Data Centers, CyrusOne and a $25 million piece of the Stargate Project in New Mexico. Bids are due November 19. That New Mexico project … Read more

The MAHA agenda runs into a Washington power struggle: Calley Means says industry interests took priority over the voters who wanted change

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Calley Means, former senior adviser to RFK Jr., told Joe Rogan on Friday’s episode that he resigned over a “concentrated group of people” in the Trump administration antagonistic to the agenda voters backed and acting to enrich families. He specifically called out Chief of Staff Susie Wiles for centralized control, prioritizing midterm fundraising from industry … Read more

Tesla will wind down Cybertruck production at Gigafactory Texas around mid-2027 to free space for Cybercab.

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Existing trucks stay on the road; he called it the end of an era but said the fleet will be around a long time. https://www.reuters.com/business/autos-transportation/tesla-wind-down-cybertruck-production-texas-gigafactory-next-year-musk-says-2026-11-06/ Tesla to axe Cybertruck as Musk shifts focus to robotics and AI https://t.co/80N3x121bg — Financial Times (@FT) November 6, 2026 Good Bye Cybertruck. pic.twitter.com/K8bNC0602z — Skinny Bob (@DYLANROBER8932) November 6, … Read more