In a nutshell, China’s economy is wobbling, not crashing — but nowhere near ‘Great Again’ .

As Britain rolls out digital IDs and Brussels toys with biometric borders, it’s only fitting that Davos disciple Bill Gates is now cheerleading electronic tattoos — a neat little skin patch to track your vitals, log you in, and replace your phone by 2030.
Big Brother, but make it wearable.

https://mycharisma.com/most-recent/bill-gates-pushes-electronic-tattoos-to-replace-smartphones-but-is-this-leading-to-the-mark-of-the-beast/

Chaotic Moon’s ‘biowearables’ were born in 2015 with the military in mind — data-collecting ink that can sit under a flak jacket and beam your vitals back to command. The company pitched it as the evolution of bulky Fitbits into a seamless ‘human circuit board.’ A decade later, Bill Gates is bankrolling the vision, declaring smartphones obsolete and tattoos of surveillance the future.

Big Brother doesn’t need a screen anymore — just your skin.

https://techcrunch.com/2015/11/23/chaotic-moon-explores-biometric-tattoos-for-medicine-and-the-military/

The sales pitch is convenience — your debit card, health records, and digital ID all tattooed on your skin. But the fine print is hard to miss: a system where no one buys or sells without the mark.

Call it fintech, call it innovation —The ancient prophecy might just call it 'déjà vu'.

Revelation 13:16-17 states, “And he causeth all, both small and great, rich and poor, free and bond, to receive a mark in their right hand, or in their foreheads: And that no man might buy or sell, save he that had the mark, or the name of the beast, or the number of his name.”

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After auditioning for a Nobel Peace Prize while kickstarting World War 3 at the globalist carnival in New York — calling Russia a “paper tiger” to Ukraine’s cokehead-in-chief — the self-anointed ‘Peace Maker In Chief’ turned up at Quantico for a pep rally. There, the warmongering ‘Commander-in-Chief’ rechristened the Pentagon the “Department of War” (truth in advertising at last), demanded applause from generals too terrified to blink, and boasted of rebuilding the “greatest fighting force” mankind has ever seen.

With $1 trillion in fresh military spending, U.S. cities as live-fire “training grounds,” and a history lesson about “woke” renamings, he made it clear that war is peace, and marketing is everything. He bragged that America is “25 years ahead in submarines,” warned that Russia and China are “catching up,” and even tried to trademark the alphabet by banning “the N word” (both of them).


https://www.youtube.com/shorts/HKsBzTNNeqU

Declaring himself the “president of the North Atlantic Terror Organization - NATO,” he marveled at the “unthinkable” miracle of every member suddenly pledging 5% defence budgets.

Thus, the once-elected Donald Copperfield, who once promised to dismantle empire, revealed his final trick: pulling Trumperialism out of the military-industrial hat. More empire, less nation — a conjuring act that may well end with the U.S. sawing itself in pieces.

While Donald Copperfield was busy lecturing generals on his trillion-dollar “Department of War,” Washington quietly shut down the actual government for the first time since 2019. Markets yawned, Wall Street pundits gamed out a two-week pause, and 750,000 federal workers got an unpaid holiday—except the military, who’ll keep working for IOUs. Agencies rolled out their “contingency plans” (translation: museums closed, data stopped flowing, but bombs still fly on time). Call it the “Donald Shutdown” if you like, but the irony writes itself: the empire under the lead of Scrooge McDuck keeps funding war while furloughing its own citizens.

Fresh from his encore at the globalist circus in New York, the Warmonger-in-Chief proudly declared that the U.S. military will now share intel with the Cokehead-in-Heels from Kyiv—so he can strike deep inside Russia. As if that wasn’t bold enough, he’s still “weighing” whether to gift Tomahawks or Barracudas, because nothing says diplomacy like picking which fireworks to lob at Russia’s energy grid. Don’t worry though—American officials assure us it’s all very responsible.

https://www.reuters.com/world/europe/us-provide-ukraine-with-intelligence-missile-strikes-deep-inside-russia-wsj-2025-10-01/

Factories are still in their slow-motion recession, with ISM’s index stuck at 49.1 — technically “contracting,” but in reality, just flatlining in style. Orders slipped back into contraction after a brief one-month sugar high, hiring remains code for “cutting,” and 11 out of 16 industries reported shrinking activity. The cheerleaders are pointing to easing input prices, but that’s less a victory over inflation and more a sign that customers aren’t buying, so suppliers are begging for sales. Tariffs continue to weigh like a dumbbell on nearly every sector, with manufacturers whining about surcharges, border holdups, and vanishing order books. Business leaders dress it up as “uncertain macroeconomic conditions,” but it really means no one wants their overpriced widgets. Sure, production ticked up, and inventories fell, but that’s just factories raiding the pantry while pretending the next feast is on its way.

In short, American manufacturing isn’t bouncing back — it’s practicing how to look busy while slowly starving.

The US government’s shut down, but don’t worry — Congress still gets paid (and so do their lobbyists). Meanwhile, the Bureau of Labor Statistics won’t release jobs, inflation, or retail sales data, leaving the Fed and investors flying blind. If the shutdown drags past two weeks, brace for a volatility spike and delayed rate cuts. Instead, the Fed gets to rely on ADP’s always reliable (cue laughter) numbers, which just showed a 32,000-job loss in September — a six-sigma miss that makes “worst since March 2023” sound generous. And thanks to ADP’s annual “rebenchmarking,” we learned that 911,000 Biden-era jobs never actually existed.

At the same time, wages aren’t exactly setting the world on fire. Job stayers saw a “boost” from 4.4% to 4.5% — the slowest growth since mid-2021, but hey, progress is progress. Job changers still do better, but even their premium pay is slipping, down to 6.6% from 7.1%.

In a nutshell, Job growth is stalling, pay gains are fading — but don’t worry, Congress still gets a raise.

As the countdown to war theatre continues: the coke-fuelled puppet in Kyiv keeps playing his part, NATO’s gangsters cheer him on, and now Germany—led by a former BlackRock salesman turned chancellor—flirts with invoking a “state of tension,” a constitutional gray zone that’s never been used but sounds perfect for everything from cyber boogeymen to mysterious Baltic cable mishaps. In true Orwellian fashion, nothing says peace like preparing for permanent war and more censorship.

https://www.sueddeutsche.de/politik/bundeswehr-bundesregierung-kiesewetter-spannungsfall-li.3319567?reduced=true