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Tks for that….I read elsewhere that a study has shown a poss link to autism ….when the mother has had the MMR and used Tylenol/paracetamol …

Whatever the cause they need to stop what is a huge tragedy….at least they are starting.

One last jump, at 97.

Don’t forget other cumulative effects including  antiperspirants, aluminum cooking pans even military canteens and mess kids autocorrect kits, including cups and dementia and Alzheimer’s.

It affects nerves, not just the brain, but it certainly settles in the brain. Dr Andrew Wakefield was cut off from the medical profession for daring to suggest that MMR caused gut problems.

Aluminium isn’t even a trace element in the body. In any animal. It can be part of a very small number of plants, which we don’t eat. It has no place in the human body under any circumstances, as Aludrox, an antacid; from food cooked in aluminium pans; injected as adjuvants in vaccines (plenty of those); and now we find it’s in paracetamol as a delayer. How many other, less frequently used, medications is it also used in for the same purpose?

And don’t forget that if it is injected, it skips a lot of body defences. If you are injected with an anaesthetic, you crash immediately – that’s the same speed that the aluminium gets to the brain with a jab.

Aluminium is a neurotoxin. You must never take any of it. Ever.

https://nypost.com/2025/09/23/us-news/2-2-billion-ivanpah-solar-facility-in-california-turned-off-after-years-of-wasted-money/?utm_campaign=nypost&utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=social

They got us below $44 but it took most of the day. We’ll see where they close it. I’m not sure there won’t be some short covering in the last hour or so.

The dollar is helping them but volume is soft and there’s no huge rush to the exits. Sort of orderly and logical selling. Refreshing from what we’ve endured for so many years.

Unfortunately there are 5 miners un accounted for in that Freeport mine ….We should offer up a prayer or two.

By Doug Alexander and Yvonne Yue Li
Bloomberg News
Wednesday, September 24, 2025

Copper prices jumped the most in more than five months after Freeport-McMoRan Inc. said force majeure was declared on contracted supplies from its giant Grasberg mine in Indonesia.

Copper for delivery in three months rose as much as 3.2% to $10,297.50 a ton on the London Metal Exchange, the biggest intraday jump since April 10. Freeport’s shares fell 11% in New York trading, while rivals including Glencore PLC and Teck Resources Ltd. climbed.

Get used to this kind of thing.

Cheers all

It sounds like it. Woke seems to be another word for being dictated to.

A close above $44 next Tuesday would be a long-term quarterly breakout.

That would be a big deal.

Just looking at the charts … and count wise the PM share indexes are just pulling back in minor wave 4’s … in major 3’s …

so they have a way to go before a larger correction should unfold. (not advice)

Cheers all

Good observations … they are both gov’t / heavily subsidized insiders … so they will get both the money and information first.

But hey … that would be fascism … so that can’t be happening in America … right?

Chuckle

I’m amazed by that. A year ago, they’d be mopping the floor with us.

NAK up 18% on huge volume. Something stirring there. The last time it popped above $1 it ripped straight to $2 in a few days. Time to chase??

Adjuvants vs Tylenol. This is not counting the babies high pitched screaming in pain because inflammation in their brain just take Tylenol.. Thing is these people don’t even know what adjuvants are.. There’s different reasons for harm ad brain damage they call everything  autism  ad death including anaphylaxis. I don’t presently want to talk about it but I’ll make a exception lol and give you this

Re that Bain report

Interesting……That makes Tesla a front runner, tks to it’s cars and soon Robots……if Goggle can maintain it’s advertising stranglehold, they too will be Ok…others not so…tks interesting.

https://www.juniorminingnetwork.com/junior-miner-news/press-releases/465-tsx/hbm/187811-hudbay-comments-on-peru-social-unrest.html

I’m glad your keeping yourself educated on it and at the same not everybody’s gonna have your level of it making sense to them or common sense. They’re decisions are based more on emotion and preconceived opinions that propaganda fed them so they reject anything else from that point. Group think has a interesting history, derived from and for survival and they’re using it against them now. The devil’s advocate they call it that questions it is now a conspiracy theorist. Then we have the most unfit  in power shutting down communication by the experts from different fields.
The MMR also kills so it is fast. A child can be two years old who gets is, plus there’s the accumulative effect going on already and they will still call it SIDS.

… food security will be a big deal in a few years … maybe sooner … here is somebody trying to make a difference.

Morin all

Hope you’re right! Sometimes things take on a life of their own.

I saw something a few days ago about Zelensky now being receptive to Ukraine losing some territory. Obviously this is necessary for any peace to happen. Reality must be recognized.

Cheers

Peter St Onge, Ph.D.
@profstonge
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The trade war is crushing Mexico — where exports to the US make up one in three jobs.

Retail sales are down 9%. Construction is down 18%. Foreign investment plunged 21%.

Short Video

… they want your money and soul … but they need an excuse … wake up before it’s too late …

Is WWIII going to be the last for hydrocarbon man? Not until the bankers and billionaires have their way with the world unfortunately.

The West’s ongoing collapse makes war a certainty.

Get ready folks

I think so, he’s been bluffing about new sanctions for months now. He’s just trying to give Putin something to think about if he’s considering taking all of Ukraine. Pretty sure Trump doesn’t want war, and I’d bet that he favors Putin more than Zelensky.

PM sector holding up really well considering the dollar and rates. They sure don’t seem to want to take a breather.

Artificial intelligence companies like OpenAI have been quick to unveil plans for spending hundreds of billions of dollars on data centers, but they have been slower to show how they will pull in revenue to cover all those expenses. Now, the consulting firm Bain & Co. is estimating the shortfall could be far larger than previously understood.

By 2030, AI companies will need $2 trillion in combined annual revenue to fund the computing power needed to meet projected demand, Bain said in its annual Global Technology Report released Tuesday. Yet their revenue is likely to fall $800 billion short of that mark as efforts to monetize services like ChatGPT trail the spending requirements for data centers and related infrastructure, Bain predicted.

The report is set to raise further questions about the AI industry’s valuations and business model. The increasing popularity of services such as OpenAI’s ChatGPT and Google’s Gemini, as well as AI efforts by companies across the planet, means demand for computing capacity and energy is rising at a rapid clip. But the savings provided by AI and companies’ ability to generate additional revenue from AI is lagging behind that pace.

“If the current scaling laws hold, AI will increasingly strain supply chains globally,” said David Crawford, chairman of Bain’s global technology practice.

OpenAI is losing billions of dollars a year and prioritizing growth over profit, but it does expect to be cash-flow positive by 2029, Bloomberg has reported. Bain didn’t go into the likely implications for AI companies if they continue to fall short of profitability into 2030.

The biggest tech firms including Microsoft Corp., Amazon.com Inc. and Meta Platforms Inc. will ramp up their combined annual spending on AI to more than $500 billion by early next decade, according to Bloomberg Intelligence. The release of new models from OpenAI and China’s DeepSeek, among other companies, is spurring demand for AI services and driving the entire industry to boost investment.

Global incremental AI computing requirements could soar to 200 gigawatts by 2030, with the US accounting for half that, Bain said. While breakthroughs in technology and algorithms could ease the burden, supply chain constraints or insufficient power supply could thwart the progress, Bain said.

Besides spending on computing capacity, leading AI companies are investing massive amounts in product development. Autonomous AI agents, which can perform multi-step tasks like humans, with limited guidance, are one area of focus. Over the next three to five years, companies are set to allocate as much as 10% of tech spending to building core AI capabilities including agent platforms, Bain estimates.

Beyond AI services, Bain said in its annual tech report that it anticipates growth in areas such as quantum computing. The emerging technology could unlock $250 billion in market value across industries from finance, pharmaceuticals, logistics, and materials science, it said.

While some expect a single quantum breakthrough, Bain sees a gradual curve with early adoption in narrow domains within the next 10 years and broader adoption over time.

Humanoid robots are attracting capital and becoming more prevalent, yet deployments are at an early stage and heavily rely on human supervision, Bain said. Commercial success will depend on ecosystem readiness, and companies that pilot robots early are set to lead the industry, the consultancy said.

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“After getting to know and fully understand the Ukraine/Russia Military and Economic situation and, after seeing the Economic trouble it is causing Russia, I think Ukraine, with the support of the European Union, is in a position to fight and WIN all of Ukraine back in its original form.”

https://www.zerohedge.com/military/trumps-ukrainerussia-comment-sparks-renewed-bid-defense-stocks

That’s interesting about aluminum. It seems I read a while back that testing was done on the ground where chemtrails were seen. Among the elements found were barium and aluminum.

I’ve always sort of thought the simple answer to chemtrails was to keep us sick.