With the resumes. They were right about her education and foreign language abilities could get her a better job somewhere else but if something is holding her back to that area what these college kids have to learn is that employers will look at her resume and see she is over qualified and might have the ability to see what’s going on that’s wrong with that job for different reasons. That they should have duel resumes leaving out her degree depending on what she’s looking for in the mean time. If they see she’s over qualified and can eventually get a better job they will figure she is not going to stay there. They also have to think about what ever education they get the demand in that area or if they want to or have to travel elsewhere to get that job before hand..
There’s another thing they should look at.
Since both employment with wages and housing will base cost on average yearly income I don’t think the average income they quote is accurate to the majority either but over priced. That whole system is corrupt. Jobs should be based on the productivity of the employee making them money not what the average numbers someone comes up with for that area. Nor should housing raise their prices because the employees in that area got a raise when the square feet and quality of those houses hasn’t changed.
Is the economy really that good.
Is the job numbers and affordability and availability of infrastructure vs challenges really accurate. Apparently they’re lying. I should add not just job data fraud. Appraisal software is manipulating by over valuing houses and their treating us like cattle.
It’s a curious way to fight a war.
“If you don’t attack our infrastructure, we won’t attack yours”. We saw this in the Russia/Ukraine war too. It’s like there’s an agreed list of categories, where protagonists can upgrade hostilities and risk seeing how serious or capable the opponents are at retaliating. I can’t really see a better way to maintain a ‘forever’ war in the ME. So many countries directly involved – Israel, US, the gulf states, the non-gulf arab states, Yemen – and those influencing from the sidelines like Russia and China. At least Putin has a series of stated objectives and is working towards them. The other conflict seems to be a series of random lobbing of missiles at each other, interspersed with periods where both sides claim diplomatic progress and no diplomatic progress simultaneously until inevitably someone decides a principle has been broken and the rockets start again …..
It’s almost like a computer game. Except with real lives.
Not a dull moment
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BREAKING: Iran has launched extensive attacks on Qatar with at least 3-4 impacts in Doha minutes ago, with initial reports of impact on the US Al Udeid Air Base.
Simultaneous Iranian retaliation is ongoing across Gulf countries with explosions heard in Bahrain, Jordan, Kuwait, and Iraq.
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BREAKING: Initial reports Iran has targeted the King Fahd Causeway connecting Bahrain to Saudi Arabia, with ambulances and fire trucks rushing to the bridge, per Mehr News.
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BREAKING: The US has begun major strikes on Iranian infrastructure, hitting the Bandar Khamir overpass bridge connecting Bandar Abbas to Lar, the Gariveh Bridge, a third bridge in Hormozgan Province, and a major railway station west of Bandar Abbas connecting to the Shahid Rajaei port, a key freight hub linking Iran’s largest commercial port to the country’s national rail network. The Bandar Khamir overpass was struck while cars were on it, killing at least 1 with several injured. The Gariveh Bridge strike killed 2 and injured 4.
Additional US strikes have hit a telecommunications tower in Bandar Abbas causing damage to nearby residential buildings and civilian casualties, and a civilian airport in Iranshahr in southeastern Iran.
This directly triggers Iran’s IRGC warning today that if the US strikes Iranian infrastructure, Iran will “destroy every last piece of infrastructure in the entire region as if it had never existed,” and the Houthis warning of closing the Bab al-Mandab Strait.
@ ipso facto
You bring up good points. But in my view the left has been the primary influence or the status quo for decades since the mid 1960s. Constant anti American.
Trump started reversing everything, actually 9/11 was the start. 2008 confirmed it. I’m sure the status quo does not want a reversal. They have been doing everything imaginable to block Trump.
I barely made it out of high school, and I knew it was a big mistake on day one of that stupid attack. What was the big hurry?
Mr. Copper
“I think Netanyahu (from Europe) represents the globalists and talked Trump into attacking Iran so the republicans lose the mid term elections.”
I think Netanyahu talked Trump into it too. It hasn’t been so easy as presented.
I doubt Netanyahu wants the Demos to win the elections though. A lot of them really dislike Israel and are supporters of the Palestinians. It’s bad for Israel if the Demos win!
Mike Pento
Humm talking about buying too but know when to hold them or fold them down the road.
May sound crazy
Thinking of accumulating again starting with AEM AND WPM. SOON.
Mr.Copper 12:32, amen!
And the key phrase linked to many of these issues is “emissions regulations”. Which never take into account the emissions from manufacturing the replacement parts, or a new vehicle when cars are scrapped so young as the cost of the repair exceeds their value. A friend drives a ’75 2 litre sedan, 425,000 miles on the clock, no rebuild, no smoke, jus’ keeps on running, easily saved the emissions on two new cars in that time as well as emissions on parts because it doesn’t break down, and the alternators, dampers etc etc were built to last.
After a quest to find a replacement for our ninety’s fleet I concluded that there isn’t a car made after c. 2007 worth a dime. Even Toyotas have problems on individual models, with clutch release bearings, gearbox casings, engine management sytems. The front ends fall off Isuzus from 2014 to 2018. VW auto boxes stop working randomly, anytime, anywhere. Mazda’s 2.2l Diesel engine fiasco. And so on, and on. And no manual boxes any more. We need to go back to the Dodge Caravan and start again from there:
https://babylonbee.com/news/mechanic-has-no-idea-how-dodge-caravan-still-running
@ipso facto
I’m just a totally different thinker, I never had any fear of any country using an atom bomb. Besides that we were told the bunker busting bombs killed their nuclear stuff.
Plus we bombed all their airplanes and sunk their ships, but they are still able to rub our noses in it. They are screwing up our gold prices with higher oil prices. They will never give up in my opinion.
I think Netanyahu (from Europe) represents the globalists and talked Trump into attacking Iran so the republicans lose the mid term elections.
Mr.Copper
Hard to know the true facts … but I do know the world sleeps better if Iran doesn’t have the bomb!
Some of the Jihadis are true fanatics. Maybe they wouldn’t mind their country being destroyed as long as Israel was too!
@ipso facto re the atom bomb
I myself think the fear about the atom bomb they were going make was a lot of hype. Besides what would do with it? If they bombed Israel with it they would be slaughtered the next day
Ugly day for the shares
Are we headed towards the Pits of Zool? Stay tuned!
Mr.Copper @ 14:36
Yes he wouldn’t have been so politically affected if it was towards the end of his term. Maybe he thought that the Iranians would have built a A bomb by then? Other than that I don’t know.
@Bob
Obviously stress related, many years ago I had eczema on the palms of my hands (that I worked with) from work related stress. Dr. gave me some valium to take, and it went away.
Dr. Copper
Re: AFM I had this lifter failure on my 2007 Tahoe 400 miles from home, Had AAA towing coverage but only for travel radius of 200 miles. Drove the vehcile an additional 210 miles until the motor crapped out completey but at least the tow home was free.
Bought a used 2008 motor, installed it and also installed one of those AFM interrupters.
Re: your article about back pain. When my youngest son was six he had a large number of tiny moles on palm of each hand. Doctor couldn’t determine their origin but declared them harmless.
One morning he showed me his hands and the moles has disappeared completely, and they subsequently never returned.
I had severl moles, though larger ,on each hand since my youth. so for 25 years at that time. Within a week of the occurance of my son mine all disappeared too and have never returned.
@ ipso facto re the Straits
Ya know, from day one of that war I told myself the Iranians will never give up. I actually think they wanted to be attacked so they could respond, they don’t care if they die. Remember 9/11? Fourteen virgins’ waiting for them. I think Trump should have waited for near the end of is term, I don’t know why he rushed it.
Ipso
Good, tell him to get a VPN while he’s there. And congrats on the games.
From the IRGC mouthpiece
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BREAKING: Iran has directly instructed the Houthis to fully close the Bab el-Mandeb strait, with the Houthis having completed all operational preparations including deploying missiles and drones near the Strait, and are waiting for US strikes on Iranian power infrastructure to carry it out, per Reuters citing two senior Iranian sources.
IRGC representatives in Yemen will control the decision on when to carry out the Bab el-Mandeb closure operation. Combined with Iran’s ongoing Hormuz closure, this would disrupt both Middle East main oil export routes simultaneously, with Red Sea carrying around 7% of global energy supplies and Saudi Arabia having diverted 70% of its energy exports through Red Sea port Yanbu.
The Houthis warn this would push oil past $200.
It seems Dr.Makis is having a little disagreement with Dr Marik
The dose on the child wow. In summary less you take preventative doses or can’t get to the doctors don’t try it alone.
LINK TO ARTICLEThe above images are EXCERPTS from Dr.Paul Marik’s June 21, 2026
MY COMMENTSI will try to be nice about this. Always ask any “Alternative Practitioner” how many cancer patients they have helped and over what period of time. I don’t know how many cancer patients Dr.Paul Marik has followed but I have never seen him post Ivermectin Cancer Testimonials. I know his partner, Dr.Pierre Kory has seen about 75 cancer patients at his Leading Edge Clinic, which is nice but a very small number. I have directly helped over 9000+ cancer patients with Ivermectin, Mebendazole and Fenbendazole and the longest case follow-up is now 2 years. Dr.Marik’s recommendations don’t work in 95% of cancer cases. They will in 5%. Ivermectin 12mg to 36mg doesn’t work. It’s too low. Problem is bioavailability. Such a low dose may work in some cases of lymphoma, bladder cancer and lung cancer (with chemo). Occasionally prostate. So maybe 5% of cases. We have used it as a MAINTENANCE Dose for Cancer prevention, not active cancer. Mebendazole 200-400mg also doesn’t work. And it gets better. He says there is no established dosing from Clinical Trials. Actually there is. Johns Hopkins established 1500mg dose for children with brain cancer. I repeat, Mebendazole 1500mg dose for CHILDREN as young as 1 years old. Yes, CHILDREN. SEE FOR YOURSELF. So an adult is supposed to take 1/5th the dose of a 1 year old CHILD dose that was established by Johns Hopkins Cancer Center that owns the patent on Mebendazole? REALLY??? I’m trying to be very nice here. I’m sure Dr.Paul Marik means well and I’m sure he’s read many books and many studies. But if you don’t have the EXPERIENCE in dealing with thousands of cancer patients, you shouldn’t be giving advice. Or at least, say you are speaking “theoretically” and “hypothetically”. Because the fact is, I have hundreds of cancer patients coming to me from “Alternative Health Practitioners” who gave low doses which did nothing and only wasted precious time the cancer patient didn’t have. The cancer progresses on these low doses. Every single time. Recently I had two sad cases of cancer patients who went elsewhere while we are moving to Florida, had their doses reduced (one went to a well known American Clinic, one went to a Mexican Clinic) and after a few months, they progressed. It makes me ill. |
Mr.Copper @ 12:32
Very interesting post. Thanks
GM should be replacing those engines that fail so young and there should be a recall of all those vehicles!
That kind of thing can really damage your brand!
Buygold
The house of the rising sun.
If you can read the comments from the link on the apocalyptic events in China from the black clouds that reached down to red rivers to 14 earthquakes in a day there was someone from England on there who said he couldn’t open the video The servalence has now been started that blocks certain sites and blogs if it doesn’t comply with their censorship. That you have to register a digital ID now they call a safe act using children as a excuse to know the age and ID of each user. That he didn’t sign up for it. I hope that didn’t happen to Maddog. The games are over now, I think England won. If you sign in or not they can still block sites. I wonder if they go over to France or near by EU before it starts there next if they set up a VPN it would help. Maybe he’s just as disgusted with the PM manipulation as everybody else.








