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Not measuring up to the rest. The post ‘SATO’: the Ozzy Osbourne song that was phoned in first appeared on Far Out Magazine.

The biotechnology industry, valued at $1.74 trillion, is facing failure and criticism due to the high rate of adverse effects and excess deaths associated with mRNA covid-19 injections. In an effort to […] The post The trillion-dollar biotech industry is facing failure – and it’s because of covid injections first appeared on The Expose.

Bon Jovi have shared two songs from their upcoming “Forever (Legendary Edition),”, a new version of last year’s “Forever” album, due October 24th. The songs are “Red, White And Jersey” and Hollow Man” (with Bruce Springsteen). “My vocal cord rehab was a well-documented journey that played out while releasing ‘Forever’ in 2024. I was singing well in the studio for recording, but the vocal demands and rigors of touring were still slightly out of reach for me,” Jon Bon Jovi recalled. “Without an ability to tour at that time, I continued working in the studio and called on some friends, great singers, artists, musicians and also just great people.” In addition to Springsteen, “Forever (Legendary Edition)” includes guest vocal appearances by Jelly Roll, Def Leppard’s Joe Elliott, Lainey Wilson and Avril, among others. “The result is an album with a new viewpoint and new spirit — a collaboration album that proves we all get by in this world with a little help from our friends,” added Bon Jovi. “Forever (Legendary Edition)” Tracks: 01. Red, White And Jersey02. Legendary (w/James Bay)03. We Made It Look Easy (w/ Robbie Williams)04. Living Proof (w/ Jelly Roll)05. Waves (w/ Jason Isbell)06. Seeds (w/ Ryan Tedder)07. Kiss The Bride (w/ Billy Falcon)08. The People’s House (w/ The War & Treaty)09. Walls Of Jericho (w/Joe Elliott)10. I Wrote You A Song (w/ Lainey Wilson)11. Living In Paradise (w/ Avril Lavigne)12. My First Guitar (w/ Marcus King)13. Hollow Man (w/ Bruce Springsteen)14. We Made It Look Easy / Hicimos Que Pareciera Fácil (w/ Carin León) ### The post Bon Jovi Releases “Red, White And Jersey”/”Hollow Man” appeared first on RockinTown.

William F. Jasper & Alex Jones talk about how far the anti-globalist / pro-populist movement has come in the last 60 years, and how being a committed long haul patriot will in the end win the war against the NWO death cult.

Three Islamic names, Mohammed, Ahmad, and Ali, were included in the top 10 first names of recipients.

Alex Jones & William F. Jasper break down Netanyahu's bizarre behavior.

Cook allegedly entered into a 15-year mortgage on a third property which she listed as her "Second Home." 

Bob is the created and owner of Trade Genius Academy. Bob also does a podcast on YouTube which is called Trade Genius. Bob begins the conversation talking  about how Germany appears to be in a recession, with its economy contracting by 0.3% in the second quarter amid slowed exports due to U.S. tariffs and rising unemployment above 3 million, while forecasts predict stagnation or zero growth for the year, marking a prolonged period of economic inactivity. This downturn could potentially spread to other EU nations, as Germany’s role as an economic anchor contributes to deteriorating Eurozone sentiment and slower projected growth of around 1.1% for the EU and 0.9% for the euro area, though analysts suggest the bloc may avoid a full recession despite trade uncertainties and fiscal tightening. Meanwhile, Bitcoin has fallen about 1.9% in the past 24 hours to around $111,119, driven by a massive whale dump of 24,000 BTC, a $13.8 billion options expiry, Binance Futures going offline, and broader bearish technical indicators following its peak at $124,436 earlier in the month. Gold prices are also slightly down today, with spot prices at $3,410 per ounce (a 0.15% dip) amid a firmer dollar and anticipation of U.S. PCE inflation data, though the metal is on track for a monthly gain supported by expectations of Federal Reserve actions; potential longer-term declines could stem from cooling inflation, reduced geopolitical tensions, and lower investor demand. Market expectations are high for the Fed to cut interest rates in September, with odds at over 90% for a 25-basis-point reduction as signaled by Chair Powell and Governor Waller, amid sputtering job growth and a focus on labor market risks. If the Fed proceeds with the cut, it could stimulate economic growth by lowering borrowing costs, encouraging business investment, hiring, and consumer spending, while easing pressures on mortgages and auto loans, though excessive cuts risk reigniting inflation and eroding purchasing power. Conversely, if the Fed holds off, it might help contain inflation but could slow the economy further by maintaining high financing costs, potentially leading to reduced business expansion, higher unemployment, and subdued growth, with risks of market turmoil if perceived as too hawkish.