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Iron Maiden will return to the United States and Canada with “The Future Past Tour” this fall. According to bassist Steve Harris‚ the band plans to perform songs which have not been played live for 35 years or even at all before. That will include tracks from “Senjutsu‚” Maiden’s most recent effort‚ and “Somewhere In Time‚” the band’s sixth studio album. Released in ’86‚ “Somewhere In Time” was certified platinum by the RIAA for moving over one-million copies in the US. “The Future Past Tour” Dates: Oct. 04 – North Island Credit Union Amphitheatre‚ San Diego‚ CAOct. 05 – Michelob ULTRA Arena‚ Las Vegas‚ NVOct. 08 – Kia Forum‚ Los Angeles‚ CA Oct.9 – Footprint Center in Phoenix‚ AZ (New Date Added) Oct. 12 – Aftershock Festival‚ Sacramento‚ CAOct. 14 – MODA Center‚ Portland‚ OROct. 16 – Tacoma Dome‚ Tacoma‚ WAOct. 18 – Delta Center‚ Salt Lake City‚ UTOct. 19 – Ball Arena‚ Denver‚ COOct. 22 – Xcel Energy Center‚ St Paul‚ MNOct. 24 – Allstate Arena‚ Rosemont‚ ILOct. 26 – Scotiabank Arena‚ Toronto‚ ONOct. 27 – Videotron Centre‚ Quebec‚ QCOct. 30 – Centre Bell‚ Montreal‚ QCNov. 01 – Wells Fargo Center‚ Philadelphia‚ PANov. 02 – Barclays Center‚ Brooklyn‚ NYNov. 06 – DCU Center‚ Worcester‚ MANov. 08 – PPG Paints Arena‚ Pittsburgh‚ PANov. 09 – Prudential Center‚ Newark‚ NJNov. 12 – CFG Bank Arena‚ Baltimore‚ MDNov. 13 – Spectrum Center‚ Charlotte‚ NCNov. 16 – Dickies Arena‚ Fort Worth‚ TXNov. 17 – Frost Bank Center (formerly AT&;T Center)‚San Antonio‚ TX Ticket Information The post Updated Iron Maiden 2024 North American Tour Dates appeared first on RockinTown.

"Beginning in the late 1990s‚ the Fed’s scope drifted to include 'smoothing out' business cycles. This was a mistake‚ since business cycles serve a healthy function by transferring the assets and employees of poorly run companies to more capable management. Even worse‚ the Fed’s actions often exacerbated business cycles by creating transitions that create boom-bust-bailout cycles instead." The 2024 presidential primaries have never been in much doubt‚ but Vivek Ramaswamy emerged from his presidential campaign poised for the future. In part‚ Ramaswamy distinguished himself with his criticism of the Federal Reserve. For most of the election cycle‚ scarcely a word has been said about the Fed by other 2024 presidential candidates. It is therefore worth reviewing what Ramaswamy had to say about monetary policy during his campaign. As Jonathan Newman noted‚ Ramaswamy’s principal proposal was a stable price level for the dollar. Ramaswamy promoted this idea throughout his campaign‚ but our focus will be an article by Ramaswamy in the Wall Street Journal that presents his case in greater detail. Ramaswamy writes: Beginning in the late 1990s‚ the Fed’s scope drifted to include “smoothing out” business cycles. This was a mistake‚ since business cycles serve a healthy function by transferring the assets and employees of poorly run companies to more capable management. Even worse‚ the Fed’s actions often exacerbated business cycles by creating transitions that create boom-bust-bailout cycles instead. It is more accurate to say that once the business cycle is set in motion by credit expansion‚ the recession is a necessary correction‚ but it is preferable to refrain from credit expansion to begin with. Ramaswamy seems to grasp that any additional government intervention to prevent or delay the liquidation of malinvestments from the preceding boom will only aggravate and perpetuate the depression. Crucially‚ however‚ Ramaswamy’s stabilization policy would cause‚ not prevent‚ such an inflationary boom. The natural tendency of the unhampered market economy is toward capital accumulation and increased productivity. Consequently‚ prices tend to fall‚ making monetary inflation necessary in order to achieve a stable price level. The effect of monetary inflation to offset the increase in productivity and to stabilize the price level is still to push interest rates below the rate that would have prevailed on the market and distort the structure of production.Survival Shield X-3 is BACK at the Infowars Store! Get 40% OFF on the next evolution in activated nascent iodine HERE A popular fallacy at the heart of this doctrine asserts that such inflation is justified because falling prices decrease profitable investment opportunities‚ but profits don’t depend on the general price level. Lower prices due to increased productivity are also reflected in lower prices for factors of production‚ and entrepreneurs profit from the differential between the selling price of a good and its cost of production. Although really intending to show that a stable price level is conducive to prosperity‚ Ramaswamy provides powerful ammunition against the theory of a stable price level by citing the 1920s as a historical example: During the only stable dollar eras of the last century‚ annual GDP growth averaged 4.9% in 1922–29‚ 4% in 1948–71‚ and 3.7% in 1983–2000. The volatile dollar from 2000 to 2022 saw average growth of a paltry 1.9%. Had the dollar remained stable since 2000‚ with an enduring 3.7% growth‚ the economy would be nearly 50% greater than it is today‚ and we would have avoided multiple financial crises along the way. To demonstrate that the 1920s was an unsustainable inflationary boom that led to the stock market crash‚ we will review the development of the boom. All information and quotes about the subject hereafter are taken from Murray Rothbard’s groundbreaking book America’s Great Depression. Contemporaneous with the beginning of the boom was the first inflationary push as open market purchases tripled the Fed’s stock of United States government securities between November 1921 and June 1922. When the rate of inflation slowed‚ the US experienced minor recessions in 1923 and 1926 until a larger inflationary surge in 1924 and the heaviest burst of inflation in 1927. The final phase of inflation concluded around December 1928‚ and business activity was on the decline by July 1929‚ marking the end of the boom. Stock prices‚ which had risen by about 20 percent in the latter halves of 1927 and 1928‚ culminated in the stock market crash in October 1929. During these eight years‚ the Fed kept rediscount rates below the market‚ and there was a 63 percent increase in the money supply not covered by an increase in gold. However‚ Ramaswamy is correct to associate the 1920s boom with his proposal for a stable price level. In 1927‚ Benjamin Strong‚ governor of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York‚ confirmed that the Federal Reserve System had been directed toward the use of open market operations and other devices to stabilize the price level as much as possible since 1921. Rothbard summarizes: “We may conclude that the Federal Reserve authorities‚ in promulgating their inflationary policies‚ . . . were also guided—or rather misguided—by the fashionable economic theory of a stable price level as the goal of monetary manipulation.” It may be useful to contrast the 1920s with the 1880s‚ when the US economy had the highest rate of growth of any decade. Reflecting economic expectations‚ prices fell‚ with the US economy growing at its fastest rate in history. Also congruent with the natural course of the market‚ capital investment led to a corresponding increase in real wages. At the time‚ the US had just adopted the classical gold standard following the resumption of specie payments in 1879 and had been without a central bank since 1836. At this point‚ we may consider the implications of the semantic change of inflation from an increase in the quantity of money to rising prices. The continued failure to identify the 1920s as an inflationary boom is one such consequence of this semantic change. Rothbard explains: The designation of the 1920s as an inflationary boom may trouble those who think of inflation as a rise in prices. Prices generally remained stable and even fell slightly over the period. But we must realize that two great forces were at work on prices during the 1920s—the monetary inflation which propelled prices upward and the increase in productivity which lowered costs and prices. In a purely free-market society‚ increasing productivity will increase the supply of goods and lower costs and prices‚ spreading the fruits of a higher standard of living to all consumers. But this tendency was offset by the monetary inflation which served to stabilize prices. Just as stabilizationists conclude that there is no inflation based on a stable price level‚ the Fed can determine that there’s no inflationary threat as long as price inflation remains around their 2 percent target. In this way‚ the semantic change has helped facilitate monetary policy. Elsewhere‚ Ramaswamy refers to the Federal Open Market Committee as a dozen central planners. Notably‚ Ron DeSantis‚ who has also since ended his campaign‚ echoed Ramaswamy by endorsing a stable price level with a similar conflicting message: “The Fed should focus on stable prices. They are not an economic central planner for the American people.” However‚ the manipulation of the price level and the management of the currency by the central bank is a particularly destructive form of central planning. It is thus not surprising that the stable money movement led by economist Irving Fisher in the early part of the twentieth century was supported by progressives and socialists. By 1921‚ Fisher had established the Stable Money League‚ and supporters would eventually include Norman Thomas‚ perennial presidential candidate of the Socialist Party‚ and Samuel Gompers‚ president of the American Federation of Labor. John Maynard Keynes was another influential economist to propose a stabilized price level in his book A Tract on Monetary Reform‚ published in 1923. Ramaswamy concludes by saying the Fed “should refocus to avoid repeating its past mistakes.” However‚ as the original sin of the Great Depression‚ the Fed’s policy of a stable price level in the 1920s must rank among its greatest mistakes. The unprecedented expansion and measures by the Fed in the wake of the coronavirus panic ensures that monetary policy will once again assume greater urgency in the public mind. Better answers will be required than the stable price level‚ which differs from the current Fed policy only in degree. Both policies are inherently inflationary with a target price level set by the Fed. It might be an objection that a stable price level would be less inflationary than the Fed’s target of 2 percent price inflation. However‚ the emphasis on a stable price level can be more insidious because it can further mask an inflationary threat‚ especially to its exponents. J. M. Keynes hailed “the successful management of the dollar by the Federal Reserve Board from 1923 to 1928” as a “triumph” for currency management and continued his praise several years into the depression. Likewise‚ Fisher infamously stated that stock prices looked to have reached a permanently high plateau nine days before the crash. What’s needed is a paradigm change away from the notion of monetary policy‚ which accepts a monetary system dictated by the central bank and politicians. Only the Austrian School framework and a return to the historic definition of inflation can offer a causal explanation of business cycles and solutions to our monetary issues. Economist Warns Rollout Of The Mark Of The Beast Being Prepared By Central Bank

Asked what his collateral on his bond would be‚ Trump in epic fashion turned to cameras and simply replied‚ 'Cash.' Former President Donald Trump spoke to reporters Monday outside a New York City courtroom discussing recent developments in his ongoing kangaroo court show trials. Trump didn’t mince words blasting his mounting legal entanglements as “election interference” by his opponents in the Democrat party intended to hamstring his re-election bid. Asked what his collateral on his bond would be‚ after an appeals court ruled the bond could be lowered from $464 million to $175 million‚ Trump turned to cameras and simply replied‚ “Cash.” Trump says he will pay the bond in CASH. pic.twitter.com/Iln5mpLv1H— The Post Millennial (@TPostMillennial) March 25‚ 2024 This answer is going to be memed everywhere. Trump says he will post his $175 million bond in cash. pic.twitter.com/0SkLEeluvJURGENT! Keep Alex Jones in the fight against the NWO! Please pray &; contribute at DefendJones.com today!— Clay Travis (@ClayTravis) March 25‚ 2024 Check out highlights from the former president’s impromptu press conference below: 🚨BREAKING: Trump reveals he is paying newly reduced bond in cash pic.twitter.com/Wiu8bFnYSP— Benny Johnson (@bennyjohnson) March 25‚ 2024 Trump's statement after bond reduction: "It's backfiring" pic.twitter.com/fpQ4e8PvIS— The Post Millennial (@TPostMillennial) March 25‚ 2024 Biden has weaponized the DOJ and FBI against President Trump:"They raided my house in violation of a thing called the fourth amendment‚ not allowed to do that. No notice. No nothing. Nobody can believe it." pic.twitter.com/LxAzyV7Zpk— Citizen Free Press (@CitizenFreePres) March 25‚ 2024 BREAKING: Republican nominee for the 2024 presidential election Donald Trump reacts to Appeals Court ruling in New York reducing the bond to $175 million and granting him a 10-day extension to post it‚ says it is all about election interference. WATCH pic.twitter.com/cAAQpSbNcB— Simon Ateba (@simonateba) March 25‚ 2024 TRUMP: “If I was doing poorly none of these trials would be happening. If I wasn’t running they wouldn’t be happening!” pic.twitter.com/0PRCkL3xRd— Benny Johnson (@bennyjohnson) March 25‚ 2024 https://t.co/i0NDit70dG pic.twitter.com/nySDJDkq0d— johnny maga (@_johnnymaga) March 25‚ 2024 Trump later savaged Judge Arthur Engoron‚ who’s in charge of his New York civil fraud case‚ on Truth Social‚ pointing out it’s the “5th time in this case that he has been overturned‚ a record.” Judge Engoron has refused to obey the decision of the Appellate Division relative to the Statute of Limitations. This is a confrontation between a Judge and those that rule above him – A very bad situation in which to place New York State and the Rule of Law! Engoron has disrespected the Appellate Division and its very clear and precise ruling. He should be made to do so‚ and at the same time‚ release the GAG ORDER. This is the 5th time in this case that he has been overturned‚ a record. His credibility‚ and that of Letitia James‚ has been shattered. We will abide by the decision of the Appellate Division‚ and post either a bond‚ equivalent securities‚ or cash. This also shows how ridiculous and outrageous Engoron’s original decision was at $450 Million. I DID NOTHING WRONG‚ AND NEW YORK SHOULD NEVER BE PUT IN A POSITION LIKE THIS AGAIN. BUSINESSES ARE FLEEING‚ VIOLENT CRIME IS FLOURISHING‚ AND IT IS VERY IMPORTANT THAT THIS BE RESOLVED IN ITS TOTALITY AS SOON AS POSSIBLE. THANK YOU! Trump was in New York Monday attempting to get his Stormy Daniels hush money case dismissed‚ with lawyers citing “prosecutorial misconduct‚” however a judge ruled the case will go to trial on April 15.

The ongoing price increases largely reflect growth in prices for food‚ services‚ electricity‚ and shelter. Assuming CPI measurements are not understatements‚ the dollar’s value has plummeted by a staggering one-fifth since 2020‚ yet‚ rather than acknowledging its role in fueling this economic turmoil‚ the Biden administration deflects‚ casting capitalism and corporate greed as the villains. The latest February CPI data show more signs of the upcoming inflation bloodbath. The following article was originally published by the Mises Institute. The opinions expressed do not necessarily reflect those of Peter Schiff or SchiffGold. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics’ latest price inflation data‚ CPI inflation in February accelerated for the second month in a row‚ and price inflation hasn’t proven nearly as transitory as the regime’s economists have long predicted. According to the BLS‚ Consumer Price Index (CPI) inflation rose 3.2 percent year over year during February‚ without seasonal adjustment. That’s the thirty-sixth month in a row of inflation well above the Fed’s arbitrary 2 percent inflation target. Month-over-month inflation accelerated‚ with the CPI rising 0.4 percent from January to February‚ with seasonal adjustment. Month-to-month growth had been 0.3 percent from December to January.Introducing Next Level Foundational Energy from Dr. Jones Naturals starting at 30% off! This cutting-edge dietary supplement is designed to elevate your energy levels and support your overall well-being. The ongoing price increases largely reflect growth in prices for food‚ services‚ electricity‚ and shelter. For example‚ prices for “food away from home” were up 4.5 percent in February over the previous year. Gasoline prices fell 3.9 percent over the period‚ but electricity was up 3.6 percent. Prices for “services less energy services” rose 5.2 percent‚ year over year‚ while shelter rose 5.7 percent over the period. Pulling out volatile energy and food prices‚ we find price inflation remains stubbornly high. So-called core CPI growth remains near four percent—double the “two-percent target”—keeping price inflation growth near thirty-year highs. In other words‚ core CPI is a long way from returning to “normal.” Moreover‚ February’s month-over-month increase hit 0.4 percent‚ which is the largest increase recorded in any month since April 2023. Biden Blames Corporate Greed  In recent months‚ supporters of the current regime have repeatedly claimed that inflation is “falling” or otherwise rapidly disappearing. Paul Krugman has been one of the most vocal cheerleaders claiming the problem of price inflation is “solved.” The February numbers‚ however‚ have proven troublesome for this narrative because it is becoming increasingly clear that price inflation is not‚ in fact‚ rapidly disappearing. Rather‚ the month-to-month numbers suggest price inflation is growing. Moreover‚ cumulative price inflation over the past four years has been enormous. The CPI increased by 19.9 percent from February 2020 to February 2024. In other words‚ assuming the CPI is correct—and isn’t low-balling the real extent of price inflation—the dollar has lost one-fifth of its value in just four years. This has been devastating for many savers and for those on fixed income. The Biden administration’s response to this has been predictable in that the President has blamed “corporate greed” when the real causes are runaway deficit spending and the central bank’s easy-money policies. Biden has repeatedly blamed the private sector for “price gouging” and so-called shrinkflation‚ which is the term for a reduction in the size of a product while the product’s price stays the same. A Rapidly Increasing Money Supply  We can get a better view of the real causes of price inflation only if we look somewhere other than the private sector. More specifically‚ the acceleration in price inflation that we are now being forced to endure is the result of unprecedented increases in the money supply that have occurred since the government-forced covid lockdowns began in the spring of 2020. Faced with a forcibly “closed” economy‚ the federal government called upon the central bank‚ the Federal Reserve‚ to create vast new sums of dollars for distribution to the millions of Americans whose jobs and earnings were destroyed by government lockdowns. These were essentially bribes designed to pay Americans to sit at home and spent their newly-printed money. This created an immediate inflationary boom by mid-2020. It’s easy to see why. The money supply increased by 40 percent between February 2020 and February 2021‚ rising by $5.7 trillion. The money supply has shrunk somewhat since early 2022‚ but on net‚ the money supply is up by $4.7 trillion since February 2020. That a 32 percent increase. With a current total money supply of approximately $19 trillion‚ this also means that 25 percent of all the dollars that have ever existed were created after 2020. In other words‚ the covid-fueled monetary inflation set up today’s continuing price-inflation spree. The regime economists have repeatedly attempted to gaslight the public with claims of “falling inflation‚” but consumers can see that groceries‚ housing fuel‚ and services are all significantly more expensive than they were just a few years ago. Some economists might claim this is no big deal because there has also been price inflation in wages. Unfortunately for regular people‚ real wages fell throughout most of 2022 and 2023‚ and continue to show only very anemic growth. Economist Warns Rollout Of The Mark Of The Beast Being Prepared By Central Bank

The Fed’s yo-yo interest rates first flooded real estate with low rates and cheap money. Which were overbuilt. In case you’ve still got money in a bank‚ Bloomberg is warning that defaults in commercial real estate loans could “topple” hundreds of US banks. Leaving taxpayers on the hook for trillions in losses. The note‚ by Senior Editor James Crombie‚ walks us through the festering hellscape that is commercial real estate. To set the mood‚ a new study predicts that nearly half of downtown Pittsburgh office space could be vacant in 4 years. Major cities like San Francisco are already sporting zombie-apocalypse downtowns‚ with abandoned office buildings baking in the sun. So what happened? Winter Sun Plus is NOW 25% off! Boost your natural defenses with this powerful vitamin D3 and K formula! The Fed’s yo-yo interest rates first flooded real estate with low rates and cheap money. Which were overbuilt.  Then came the lockdowns‚ which forced millions to figure out new workday patterns. People liked foregoing the long commute (not to mention the free money). Despite every effort‚ downtown businesses have not been able to get all workers back.  These days‚ everyone talks about hybrid models of working‚ some in-person and some remote. But judging from observation‚ remote is winning. In any case‚ even a 30 percent reduction in the footprint of office space once the leases are renewed could topple the entire sector.  The restaurant and retail sectors of downtown feel the pinch‚ with more closures all the time. Adding to the pressure are absurd levels of inflation and ever-riskier streets on matters of personal security. Put it all together and there is ever less reason to slog to the office.  When the Fed panic-hiked interest rates in the 2021 inflation‚ that put trillions of commercial real estate underwater even without other factors. Add to that crime‚ inflation‚ plus remote work‚ and you have a dangerous mix that could toppled cities as we know them.  This could mimic and elaborate upon last year’s bank crisis‚ where falling bond prices panicked depositors. That crisis only stopped when Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen and Fed Chairman Jerome Powell effectively bailed out every bank in America with sweetheart loans written on fictitious asset values along with unlimited taxpayer guarantees through the comically underfunded FDIC. By the way‚ the FDIC is essentially guaranteeing over $20 trillion in deposits on just over $100 billion. So they’ve got a half-penny on the dollar. Without those government pre-bailouts‚ one paper last year by researchers at Stanford and Columbia estimated that 1‚619 US banks – about a third of them – could be at risk of failure. The problem is that nothing was actually fixed. In fact‚ it’s getting worse. For the simple reason that as the months roll by there’s more and more debt coming due. And that brings us to Crombie‚ who notes that there’s $929 billion of commercial real estate debt coming due in the next 9 and a half months. That’s up 28% from last year‚ and it’s getting bigger every day as banks pretend loans are still healthy by effectively adding missed payments. We’re starting to see glitches in the matrix; New York Community Bank just went through a near-death experience over its garbage portfolio of commercial real estate loans‚ dropping almost 80% before it was bailed out by vulture investors while the megabanks hover like megavultures. More will come. Potentially a lot more: a recent study from the National Bureau of Economic Research estimated that up to 385 American banks could fail over commercial real estate loans alone. These would overwhelmingly be small regional banks‚ who typically hold a third of their assets in commercial real estate loans. They hold so much because they know their local markets best‚ but the Fed poisoned that chalice by flooding easy money to developers. For now we’re only seeing the sickest banks dropping out of the herd. That could dramatically accelerate as that $1 trillion plus in loans come due. Commercial real estate delinquency rates have already jumped to 6 and a half percent – up 30% in a matter of months. Rates of distress in office loans just hit 11%. When the smoke clears‚ we could lose dozens‚ even hundreds‚ of regional banks. Going by the last time with savings and loans‚ taxpayers ate 80% of the losses. Meaning you could be on the hook for trillions‚ while the megabanks gorge on the carcass. Slashing interest rates could staunch the bleeding. But with inflation marching up every month – currently at 5 and a half percent annualized – that’s not going to happen. Economist Warns Rollout Of The Mark Of The Beast Being Prepared By Central Bank

The Russian president still suspects that Ukraine was complicit in the tragedy. Russia knows who carried out the Crocus City attack but is now investigating who gave the order‚ President Vladimir Putin said on Monday‚ pointing to Ukraine as being the likely culprit. “This attack was carried out by radical Islamists‚” Putin said in the opening remarks at a video call with law enforcement officials.  The US and its allies are now trying to cover for their proxies in Kiev‚ insisting that Ukraine had nothing to do with the terrorist attack and that the party responsible was Islamic State (IS‚ formerly ISIS)‚ the Russian president noted. 🚨#BREAKING: President of Russia Vladimir Putin speaks on the recent Crocus City Hall attack in Moscow"We are more interested in who ordered the atrocity…" pic.twitter.com/QqicVNhO7y— The Saviour (@stairwayto3dom) March 25‚ 2024 “But we know who carried out the attack. We want to know who ordered it.”URGENT! Keep Alex Jones in the fight against the NWO! Please pray &; contribute at DefendJones.com today! Russian law enforcement is currently looking into the perpetrators‚ who have been apprehended and brought before a judge. The investigation needs to be “professional‚ without any political bias‚” Putin said.  More than 130 people were killed at the concert venue northwest of Moscow on Friday evening‚ when several armed men began shooting into the crowd and set the hall on fire. A terrorist group calling itself Islamic State Khorasan (ISIS-K) has claimed responsibility. Russian security services detained four alleged perpetrators‚ who were driving towards Ukraine‚ as well as seven of their suspected accomplices. The men were identified as ethnic Tajiks.  The US and the EU swiftly insisted that Ukraine had nothing to do with the attack and that IS – a shadowy group allegedly operating in Afghanistan and Central Asia – was the sole culprit.

'I just told them I didn't feel comfortable about sitting next to someone that had to wear a mask -- and I'm off the plane‚' says actor Forrie J. Smith. An actor on the hit series Yellowstone says he was booted off a flight after complaining he didn’t want to sit near a passenger who was wearing a face mask. Actor Forrie J. Smith‚ who plays ranch hand Lloyd Pierce in the western-themed Paramount series‚ posted a video to Instagram from an airport in Houston‚ Texas‚ over the weekend‚ claiming he was removed from a flight after telling a stewardess he was uncomfortable sitting next to the mask-wearer. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Forrie J. Smith (@forriejsmithcowboy) “You know‚ my social media people tell me that you like me face to face‚ but you know what I can’t say face to face what I want‚” Smith began. “I just got kicked off a plane‚ in – where the hell am I at? Houston‚ Texas – because I told them I didn’t feel comfortable sitting next to somebody with a mask on.”Our fan-favorite Turbo Force Plus is now 40% off! See for yourself the delicious one-of-a-kind energy boost infowarriors CRAVE! Smith went on to admit he’d had a few drinks because he’d been “sitting in an airport for three hours‚” but added he was still upset because the public hasn’t stood up to the paranoid mask crowd. “But I ain’t drunk‚ but they throwed me off the plane because I’m drunk‚ because you people won’t stand up and tell everybody what bullshit this is.” Smith continued‚ “I just told them I didn’t feel comfortable about sitting next to someone that had to wear a mask — and I’m off the plane.” It’s unclear on which airline Smith was traveling. The New York Post reports Smith previously had issues adhering to Hollywood’s burdensome Covid protocols‚ at one point missing the Screen Actor’s Guild awards in 2022 because of strict vaccine requirements. “I want to apologize to y’all for not being at the Screen Actors Guild Awards‚” he said on social media at the time. “I mean no offense to anyone. I’m not vaccinated‚ and it’s a requirement to be vaccinated.” He went on: “I will not get vaccinated. I haven’t been vaccinated since I was a little kid. I don’t vaccinate my dogs‚ I don’t vaccinate my horses. I’ve never had a flu shot. Never will. I believe they compromise your immunities.” Smith’s contention with compulsive mask-wearers and Covid jabs suggests there’s still hope for integrity for some in the acting industry. The globalists are increasing their attacks on Infowars and the stakes have never been higher! Please consider donating and visit InfowarsStore.com for merch‚ nutraceuticals and survival gear. Follow the author on X‚ Facebook‚ Gab‚ Minds‚ Truth Social and Gettr.

What does this illegal alien and the DHS have in common? They both cut razor wire to allow more migrants in. An illegal alien was caught on video breaching a border fence with bolt cutters to allow a group of illegals to cross‚ only to be intercepted and sent back to Mexico by the National Guard. The illegal was seen cutting through and pulling apart the razor wire fencing near El Paso‚ Texas‚ where a stream of invaders began to pour into the U.S. before National Guard troops blocked their entry and sent them back. EXCLUSIVE VIDEO: A migrant with bolt cutters snipped TX’s border wire Sunday then led dozens of migrants through the hole near El Paso — only to be turned back to Mexico by National Guard troops.Taken by photojournalist @JamesBreeden for @nypost https://t.co/VWHFaoERqE pic.twitter.com/EmHBozfZd3— Jennie Taer (@JennieSTaer) March 25‚ 2024 The incident took place near Gate 36 — the area where over 100 illegals bum-rushed the border and assaulted Texas National Guard soldiers last Thursday‚ as shown by dramatic footage. This is the moment when TX National Guard became overrun by migrants rioting to get across the border here in El Paso todayWe were there and saw it all happen. Absolute chaos here. pic.twitter.com/VN6Kf663ieWinter Sun Plus is NOW 25% off! Boost your natural defenses with this powerful vitamin D3 and K formula!— Jennie Taer (@JennieSTaer) March 21‚ 2024 From the New York Post: The state is also reviewing video footage of the incident to determine which migrants were involved and the possible charges against them include criminal mischief‚ property damage‚ assaulting soldiers and inciting a riot.Authorities also confiscated knives and shanks from the migrants who stormed the border Thursday‚ a National Guard source told The Post. At least one migrant tried to grab a soldier’s firearm during the tense situation.Some of the troops who responded to the group Thursday were treated at a nearby hospital for minor injuries. Notably‚ the State of Texas has been locked in a legal battle with the Biden regime over the use of concertina fencing‚ with the White House claiming that it had the authority to cut the razor wire to allow more illegals into the country. The Supreme Court in January sided with the Biden regime‚ ruling that federal agents are allowed to cut down the razor wire installed along the Texas border. But Gov. Greg Abbott (R) announced shortly after that Texas would continue to erect razor wire in defiance of the Court to protect Texas’ sovereignty. “The Texas National Guard continues to hold the line in Eagle Pass. Texas will not back down from our efforts to secure the border in Biden’s absence‚” Abbott wrote on X. The Texas National Guard continues to hold the line in Eagle Pass.Texas will not back down from our efforts to secure the border in Biden’s absence. pic.twitter.com/0IhF7x9b8X— Greg Abbott (@GregAbbott_TX) January 23‚ 2024 Follow Jamie White on X | Truth | Gab | Gettr | Minds