Beyond facing food insecurity, the same survey also found that high inflation is forcing Americans to delay certain healthcare expenses. Fourteen percent of Americans have canceled or postponed plans to see a healthcare specialist, ten percent have delayed taking prescribed medication, and 11 percent stalled receiving a yearly physical.

Grocery prices have climbed 13 percent from a year ago, rising 0.7 percent from August to September. Since last year, egg prices have skyrocketed by 30 percent, dairy-related products are up by 15.9 percent, bread is up by 14.7 percent, and butter is up by 26.6 percent.

So how does anyone think censoring information that the “UN deems unhelpful” so there is only one “harmonious” truth, for a singularly “united world,” is a good thing? Are people really buying this? This is what Hitler wanted, Lenin wanted, Stalin wanted, Mao wanted, Saddam Hussein wanted, Osama bin Laden wanted, to name just a few recent ones…

It is funny how all of this is cloaked in a “diversity, equity, inclusion” sound bite. They don’t want “diversity and inclusion” any more than they want us to “be happy.” Just like they don’t want the climate stabilized so we can enjoy a healthy planet. None of this is as it seems; what they are pushing has zero benefit to the masses.

The UN statement is the same, they don’t want a stable, harmonious, united world, they want a controllable world, a world where the people are like numbers, faceless, uniform, NOT diverse, NOT unique, NOT inclusive. They do not want troublemakers, they do not want thinkers, they do not want diverse, interesting, and creative minds. Once again I point you to Orwell’s brilliant 1984. Take a look at THAT culture if you want to see what “they want.” It is a pretty good example.

From coast to coast, the number of addicts just continues to grow, the number of people sleeping on the streets just continues to grow, and crime rates are rising to frightening levels. If things are already this bad while the economy is still relatively stable, what will our major cities look like when economic conditions really start deteriorating in 2023 and beyond?

Mussolini is praised for having provided Italy with much-needed infrastructure, from trains to highways, as well as social welfare programmes - even if many of these projects were already underway when he took office. ...An obelisk inscribed with the words "Mussolini Dux" still sits a stone's throw from the Olympic stadium in Rome, with no note of context. Portraits of the dictator still adorn the walls of some government ministries.

US Geological Survey's Hawaiian Volcano Observatory said Mauna Loa has been in a state of "heightened unrest" since mid-month due to daily earthquake swarms which jumped from 10-20 per day to 40-50 per day. "Scientists believe more earthquakes are occurring because more magma is flowing into Mauna Loa's summit reservoir system from the hot spot under the earth's surface that feeds molten rock to Hawaii's volcanoes," AP said.

Mauna Loa is about half of the Hawaii Island landmass. So any eruption would immediately impact residents. There are about 200,000 people on the island. It last erupted in 1984, and lava flows took out homes in under two hours. USGS data shows hundreds of quakes have rattled the island in the last 30 days.

Meanwhile, in Poland the USA is superseding an initiative being promoted by Berlin to create a European air defense system, at the same time, establishing Poland as a hub for the proliferation of US nuclear technology in Eastern and Southeastern Europe – at the expense of the French nuclear industry. The USA is using the Three Seas Initiative to begin to transform Eastern and Southeastern Europe into another market for US liquified gas. This regional project comprises twelve nations between the Baltic, Adriatic and Black Seas and was launched by Poland and others in 2015 at Washington’s suggestion. This initiative runs counter to German interests in the region.

The dispute over who should lead the reconstruction – and thereby determine the Ukraine’s future orientation – persisted on Tuesday at the Reconstruction Conference in Berlin. The conference had been jointly organized by the EU and the G7 – a circumstance that Scholz wanted to be understood as “neither the one nor the other” but everyone doing it together. Now, a structure must be created that would be “a composite of many.” This, of course, does not end the power struggle.

Rather, it seems that this election is about something deeper – about the kind of Israel we want to see here in this land. This is not a trivial question. It comes at a unique time in Jewish and Israeli history. In just six months, Israel will mark 75 years of statehood, and the country has never been stronger.

Just look at the past week from a military and diplomatic perspective: There were three alleged strikes in Syria, a successful raid in Nablus, President Isaac Herzog met at the White House with President Joe Biden, and Defense Minister Benny Gantz went to Ankara to meet with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan. Are there threats? Of course. But Israel, just a few months shy of its 75th Independence Day, has power unimaginable just a few years ago.

Economically, the country is also in a place that – not so long ago – did not seem possible. Is there inflation? Yes. Are we on the cusp of a possible global recession? Possibly. But when you compare Israel to other countries, our national currency is strong, unemployment is extremely low and we have unique energy independence. Who would have believed five years ago that Israel would one day supply gas to Egypt and Jordan? Who would have thought that the president of the European Commission would come to Israel and not say a word about the so-called “occupation” and only talk about how she can get some of Israel’s gas to Europe?

This is what the Tuesday election is about. It is not just about Netanyahu or Yair Lapid. It is not about the Ra’am Party being in the coalition or not. It is about the type of country we want to have when celebrating three-quarters of a century of statehood and dreaming about the centenary. That is what we are voting on.

But the iceberg goes deeper still. The BBC regularly features the Islamist Abdel Bari Atwan as a commentator on its high-profile programs in both Arabic and English. London-based Atwan has praised terror attacks against Israelis as a “miracle,” has stated that he would dance in Trafalgar Square if Iran attacked Israel, expressed sympathy with the man who attacked novelist Salman Rushdie and – unbelievably – defended the 1972 massacre of the Israeli Olympic team in Munich. The Chronicle has brought this man’s track record to the attention of the BBC on numerous occasions, but it refuses to remove him from its programs.

It is actually quite easy to see that this popular belief is not a fact, but to see this truth one has to divorce themselves from their political belief system, and much like religious beliefs, very few people seem to be able to do so. When people hang on to a belief in an ideology, rather than objectively look at the facts and try to come to an unbiased opinion based on reason, they are open to manipulation by propaganda, and those who control the flow of information.

The result of a population controlled by propaganda by the flow of information controlled by just a handful of entities, is that “truth” becomes something that is “proven” by an appeal to authority, where instead of taking time to actually research facts and look at opposing views to try and determine truth, the masses look to those they consider “experts” and are “more knowledgeable” than themselves, and those “expert authority” figures are judged by whether or not they agree with the belief system of the individuals among the masses.

This all happens on purpose, of course, to shield those who truly run the country. And those who make the ultimate decisions at the top, are (usually) not politicians at all, but are the rich and powerful in the private sector, who control the flow of money through the banks and control the choices that we have in how we spend “our money” which they allow to filter down to us.

As everyone in the US knows all too well today, there are two major political parties, Republicans and Democrats, supposedly adhering to two different philosophies, Left vs Right, Conservative vs Liberal, etc. Carr documents how BOTH of these philosophies were developed by the Illuminati to divide people and cause wars. These Freemasons, who control the world’s central banks and the world monetary system, fund both sides, so that in the end there really is not much difference between the two, because both sides arrive at the same result to achieve their purpose: a New World Order under one government and one religion.

"Mansfield is also moving the Southeast to Code Red, requesting 72-hour notice for deliveries when possible to ensure fuel and freight can be secured at economical levels," Mansfield Energy wrote in an update to customers on Tuesday. The trucking firm has a fleet of tankers that delivers refined fuel products to more than 8,000 customers nationwide.

Mansfield said in many areas on the East Coast, diesel fuel prices are "30-80 cents higher than the posted market average, because supply is tight." "At times, carriers are having to visit multiple terminals to find supply, which delays deliveries and strains local trucking capacity," the notice continued. This could mean that the US diesel market is so tight that supplies are running very low in certain areas. The crisis has sent supplies of the industrial fuel that power the economy, from trucks to vans to generators to freight trains to tractors, to the lowest level ever for this time of year. Mansfield's is a warning sign that the record low storage levels is beginning to impact fuel supply networks.

“Vancity is taking another step in its commitment to climate action. It will be the first financial institution in Canada to offer its individual and business members a way to estimate the CO2 emissions that come from their purchases,” the company said in a statement. The ecolytiq software calculates personal environmental impacts, such as CO2 values, on the basis of payment transactions. Vancity claimed that Visa Carbon Counter cardholders will be able to understand the environmental impact of their purchases and receive advice on how to reduce their carbon footprint.

In 2019, the Swedish fin-tech company Doconomy partnered with Mastercard to create the world’s credit card with a carbon limit. “Doconomy is now launching the world’s first credit card with a carbon footprint limit, DO Black. The launch of this premium card marks the first milestone in the support that Doconomy provides to the UN Climate Change secretariat (UNFCCC) to encourage global climate action.