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March 2026

Subcutaneous Microchip Mandates

  https://www.armstrongeconomics.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/05/Schwab-Chips.mp4 There was a time when warnings about governments embedding identification technology directly into the human body would have sounded like something from George Orwell rather than a public policy debate. Yet here we are. Washington State is now considering legislation to prohibit employers from forcing workers to accept subcutaneous microchip implants. The fact […]

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Market Talk – March 9, 2026

ASIA: The major Asian stock markets had a negative day today: • NIKKEI 225 decreased 2,892.12 points or -5.20% to 52,728.72 • Shanghai decreased 27.592 points or -0.67% to 4,096.602 • Hang Seng decreased 348.83 points or -1.35% to 25,408.46 • ASX 200 decreased 252.00 points or -2.85% to 8,599.00 • SENSEX decreased 1,352.74 points

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The Real Energy Crisis

This is a special report with the implications that it appears the White House and Neocons failed to consider. Biden sold off much of the Strategic Petrolem Reserve to cover up his stupid sanctions on Russia that drove gasoline prices through the roof. Al always, those in Washington NEVER address the country or the people.

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Ukrainian Bank Workers Detained in Hungary as Oil Tensions Deepen

The latest diplomatic explosion between Hungary and Ukraine did not come out of nowhere. Hungarian authorities recently detained seven Ukrainian nationals traveling through the country in armored vehicles carrying enormous quantities of cash and gold, reportedly tens of millions of dollars and kilograms of bullion. Kyiv immediately accused Hungary of “state banditism” and hostage-taking, while

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February Jobs USA

The latest employment report from the Bureau of Labor Statistics once again highlights the persistent inconsistencies that appear when comparing government labor data with private payroll figures. According to the BLS, nonfarm payrolls fell by roughly 92,000 jobs in February, while the unemployment rate edged higher to 4.4%. Analysts had expected modest job growth, so

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