Washington – 60-year-old John Eisenman of Spokane was arrested for killing his daughter’s boyfriend for selling her into a sex trafficking ring.
According to police, the boyfriend’s remains were found in the trunk of an abandoned 1991 green Honda Accord in Spokane last month.
Authorities believe the boyfriend, 20-year-old Andrew Sorenson, was killed in November 2020 after Eisenman learned his underage daughter had been trafficked in the greater Seattle area last year.
Eisenman rescued his daughter from forced prostitution and hunted down Sorenson.
Eisenman had reportedly “obtained information” that Sorenson was the one who was responsible for trafficking his daughter so he scouted a location in Airway Heights and waited for the boyfriend to arrive.
“During that encounter Eisenman abducted the victim, tying him up and placing him in the trunk of a vehicle. Eisenman subsequently assaulted the victim by hitting him in the head with a cinder block and then stabbed him repeatedly, causing his death,” police said. “After the homicide, Eisenman drove the vehicle to a remote area in North Spokane County and abandoned the car with the body still inside.”
According to the Spokesman-Review, police arrested Eisenman on Friday and once in custody he confessed to killing Sorenson.
Eisenman was charged with first-degree murder and is currently in jail on a $1 million bond.
It’s Election Day in Virginia which means the Democrats are pulling out all the stops to cheat their way into a win as polls show Republican Youngkin ahead of Democrat McAuliffe.
All of a sudden Fairfax County (Dem stronghold) announced it is delaying its early voting numbers and won’t have the results by the 8 PM deadline.
Republican Youngkin is up by 10 points right now so the Democrats had to cause a diversion and stop counting ballots in order to regroup (just like they did in 2020).
“Election officials say they won’t have results by the county’s self-imposed 8pm deadline. No word on why there’s a delay or when we can expect those results.” – WAVY News reporter Kayla Gaskins said Tuesday evening.
Fairfax County (dem strong hold) is delayed in reporting early voting numbers. Election officials say they won’t have results by the county’s self-imposed 8pm deadline. No word on why there’s a delay or when we can expect those results. @WAVY_News
McAuliffe camp says Fairfax County is delayed in its reporting of early vote totals, with no timeline set for a rescanning process. So, for now, early election results don’t include a strong-Democratic area. Something to note @13NewsNow
It looks like McAuliffe’s campaign needs to know how many ballots they need to overcome Youngkin’s lead.
The Democrats and McAuliffe are up to their dirty tricks.
#New@TerryMcAuliffe campaign says Fairfax County early vote count is delayed and won’t be released by planned 8pm deadline. Fairfax early voted likely lean heavily Democratic. @wusa9pic.twitter.com/OiU8UmKRSU
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It seems supporters of the Biden administration finally settled on a narrative they like for explaining away supply chain shortages.
Here’s the administration’s talking point: the US economy is rolling along so well that Americans are demanding huge amounts of goods. That’s overwhelming the supply chain and causing the backups roiling America’s ports and logistic infrastructure.
For example, transportation secretary Buttigieg this month declared “Demand is up … because income is up, because the president has successfully guided this economy out of the teeth of a terrifying recession.”
Similarly, White House spokeswoman Jen Psaki told reporters supply chain problems are occurring because “people have more money … their wages are up … we’ve seen an economic recovery that is underway.”
This position has been mocked by a number of conservative politicians—including Senator Ted Cruz—and commentators, who find this to be an absurd assumption. Indeed, Cruz and other critics could point to a variety of factors ranging from the weight of government regulations to the problem of covid lockdowns limiting the productivity of supply-chain workers.
Yet the administrator’s defenders are right about consumer demand and spending—even if for the wrong reasons. As Mihai Macovei showed earlier this month, the global volume of trade and shipping volume in 2021 have actually exceeded prepandemic numbers. For example, in the port of Los Angeles, “loaded imports” and “total imports” for the 2020–21 fiscal year (ending June 30, 2021) were both up when compared to the same period of the 2018–19 fiscal year.
In other words, it’s not as if little is moving through these ports. In fact, more is moving through them than ever before. That suggests demand is indeed higher.
But why is it higher? It some ways, it’s true that, as Psaki says, “people have more money.” That, however, is where the veracity and usefulness of Biden’s defenders end in explaining the problem.
Much of the answer can be really found in monetary inflation. Obviously, Joe Biden hasn’t “successfully guided the economy” through anything, but it is accurate to say that people have more money in a nominal sense. Wages are up nominally. After all, if we look at the immense amount of new money created over the past eighteen months, we should absolutely expect people to have more money sloshing around. But this also means a lot more pressure on the logistical infrastructure as people buy up more consumer goods.
The idea that supply chain problems are “driving inflation” gets the causation backward. It’s money supply inflation that’s causing much of the supply chain’s problems. Not the other way around.
After all, as of September 2021, M2 has increased from $15.2 trillion to $20.9 trillion since February 2020. That’s an increase of 35 percent. Yes, some of that has been kept within the banking system through the Fed’s payment of interest on reserves, but a lot of it clearly has entered the “real economy” through stimulus payments, unemployment insurance, and federal deficit spending in general.
Originally, the public was saving a lot of that stimulus and bailout money, with the personal savings rate hitting historic highs of over 25 percent. But this past summer the savings rate collapsed again, and as of September is back under 8 percent. The public is now flooding the economy with its former savings.
The American appetite for spending on consumer goods hasn’t gone away. Yet there are many reasons to suspect this spending spree is unsupported by actual economic activity and is a phenomenon of monetary inflation.
For example, today’s tsunami of spending raises questions when we consider there are still about 5 million fewer people working in the American economy than was the case in early 2020. That means fewer people being paid wages. Without monetary inflation, an economy with millions of fewer workers suggests there should be less spending.
Additionally, spending increases when the public suspects that inflation is going to increase. That is, if there is a perception the value of money will decline, the demand for money will decline also. As Ludwig von Mises noted: “[O]nce public opinion is convinced … the prices of all commodities and services will not cease to rise, everybody becomes eager to buy as much as possible and to restrict his cash holding to a minimum size.”
That means more spending. This phenomenon is already clear in home prices and grocery prices. The public may suspect rising prices are here to stay. Meanwhile, the Consumer Price Index—a very limited measure of goods price inflation—is nonetheless near a thirty-five-year high. That means now’s a good time to spend.
With 2020’s panic-induced saving subsiding, people are now wondering if their savings produce any returns. But ordinary savers are surely now remembering that the interest returns from savings right now are next to nothing. Thanks to the central bank’s ultralow interest rate policy, we live in a yield-starved world. That’s okay for hedge funders who can participate in carry trades and other high-yield forms of investment. But regular people are stuck with interest rates that don’t keep up with price inflation. So it makes more sense to spend dollars rather than save them.
So, Biden’s people are correct in a certain sense that people have “more money” and that “demand is up.” This is just what we would expect in an inflationary environment. We should expect demand for everything (but money) to be up.
The question, however, is how much of this windfall will continue in real, inflation-adjusted terms. It’s too early to tell, although we can also see that inflation-adjusted median earnings collapsed 6.3 percent, year over year, during the second quarter of 2021. We can see that real GDP growth has dramatically slowed.
But at least as far as the third quarter is concerned, it’s fairly clear the US was—and likely still is—in the midst of an inflationary boom. But how long will it last?
A large, naked Scottish man exposed himself as Joe Biden’s motorcade drove by his house.
Biden’s motorcade was en route to the COP26 climate summit from Edinburgh to Glasgow when a naked man stood at his window and took pictures of Biden driving by.
From the White House pool report on @POTUS journey from Edinburgh to Glasgow: ‘At one point when we were still on smaller country roads, a large, naked Scottish man stood in his front window taking a picture of the motorcade with his phone.’ Welcome to Scotland, Mr President
Children ages 5 to 11 are on the cusp of being cleared to get Covid-19 shots after a key CDC panel unanimously voted Tuesday to recommend Pfizer’s doses for younger kids.
The final decision now rests with CDC Director Dr. Rochelle Walensky, who is expected to accept the recommendation by the agency’s Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices. Once she signs off, which is expected as early as late Tuesday, vaccinations for young kids could begin immediately.
“Starting the week of Nov. 8, the kids vaccination program will be fully up and running,” White House coronavirus response coordinator Jeff Zients said Monday. “Parents will be able to schedule appointments at convenient sites they know and trust to get their kids vaccinated.”
Children are at virtually zero risk from dying of Covid and the FDA admitted they don’t know the long term risks to children.
“We’re never gonna learn about how safe the vaccine is until we start giving it,” one of the FDA’s voting members said on Tuesday.
VIDEO:
FDA Voting Member:
“We’re never gonna learn about how safe the vaccine is until we start giving it.”
November 3, 2021, is the one-year anniversary of The Big Lie and our nation is in peril.
Arizona Gubernatorial candidate Kari Lake will host a rally tomorrow at 6 p.m. tomorrow in Glendale, Arizona and we will hear from some of the Patriots who have led the fight for the truth.
Just when we thought Joe Biden couldn’t embarrass the US anymore…
Joe Biden on Tuesday held a press conference at the COP26 climate summit in Glasgow, Scotland before heading back to the US where his domestic agenda is falling apart.
Biden brought an 85-car caravan to lecture the world on the threat of global warming.
Joe Biden called on a list of pre-approved reporters…AGAIN.
VIDEO:
Quick recap of Biden’s lies during Tuesday’s 30-minute presser:
Joe Biden falsely claimed wages have gone up faster than inflation
Biden called China’s expansion of missile silo fields and testing of hypersonic nuclear-capable missiles ‘competition’
Biden blamed high gas prices on OPEC and Russia (after he shut down American energy)
Biden brushed off Manchin’s blow to his $1.75 trillion spending bill
Then he did the weird creepy whispering thing again.
The ruling class’s plan to vaccinate the world is well underway. Children ages 5-11 are next in line to get the shots as they say their program will be running “at full strength” starting Monday, November 8th.
White House Coronavirus Response Coordinator Jeff Zients said during a virtual White House briefing Monday that the next phase of the ruling class’s agenda, which includes injecting every single human on this planet with an experimental gene therapy shot, will descend upon our children.
“While vaccinations may start later this week, the program will still be ramping up to its full strength, with millions more doses packed, shipped, and delivered and thousands of additional sites coming online each day,” Zients said, noting that 15 million child-sized doses of the Pfizer/BioNTech coronavirus vaccine already are being moved from Pfizer’s freezers and facilities to distribution centers.
“So, starting the week of November 8, the kids’ vaccination program will be fully up and running,” Zients said according to a report by CNN. “Parents will be able to schedule appointments at convenient sites they know and trust to get their kids vaccinated. And the number of sites will continue to increase throughout the month as more vaccine sites open their doors to administer vaccine.”
Pfizer’s vaccine for children ages 5 to 11 received emergency use authorization from the US Food and Drug Administration on Friday, and the CDC’s vaccine advisers meet Tuesday to consider whether to recommend its use in that age group. Shots can be administered after CDC Director Dr. Rochelle Walensky signs off on the recommendation.
Pfizer’s vaccine for children ages 5 to 11 is not only reformulated at one-third the dose, but re-packaged — with a new orange top, so it will be difficult to mix up with the adult vaccine. –CNN
The Biden administration has already ensured that there are enough vaccines to vaccinate the 28 million children ages 5 to 11 who are eligible for vaccination and will help equip more than 25,000 pediatric and primary care offices, hundreds of community health centers, and rural health clinics as well as tens of thousands of pharmacies to administer the shots, according to the White House.
We still are pondering why the supply chain issues are not affecting syringes or “vaccine” supply. They seem to have plenty of truckers available to deliver these shots to everyone on the Earth, but they can’t get food to some grocery stores. Has anyone else wondered about that as well?
The military MAY be unlawfully mandating the COVID vaccine.
The following comes from a Navy Officer who soon may be “relieved of his current command for cause (i.e. early and against my will) and forced to retire at the peak of my career to avoid inviting additional punishment for refusing to submit to the experimental vaccine.”
Orders issued by subordinate commanders mandating the COVID vaccine may be in contradiction to SECDEF Order of August 24, 2021, because the FDA-approved version of the vaccine is not yet available. The SECDEF order clearly states that mandatory vaccination applies only to vaccines that have been fully approved by the FDA and labeled as such. See attached.
Only the Pfizer Comirnaty vaccine has been approved by the FDA; however, Comirnaty is not yet available. The Pfizer BioNtech vaccine that is being used by the military has not been approved by the FDA. Therefore, orders mandating service members to receive any vaccine other than the Pfizer Comirnaty may be in contradiction to SECDEF’s order.
Any service member should have a right to inspect the vaccine vial to verify that it has been labeled as FDA approved. If it is not, then they would have a reasonable basis to suspect that the vaccine is merely authorized under the Emergency Use Authorization (EAU).
Unapproved vaccines developed under an EAU cannot be made mandatory for even members of the military under 21 USC 360bbb-3(e)(1)(A)(ii)(III) unless a declaration of emergency is made by the SECDEF under 21 USC 360bbb-3(b)(1)(B)(ii).
The FDA’s Pfizer approval letter states that the approved Comirnaty and unapproved BioNtech vaccines are physically interchangeable yet legally distinct. This legal distinction matters and has not been fully explained.
**See highlighted sections in the attached SECDEF order and FDA approval letter**
If no FDA-approved vaccine is available, what then is the military’s legal basis for mandating the unapproved vaccine? Here’s what the Navy has said:
According to the Navy, the service feels like they have addressed the issue of interchangeability by simply releasing a memorandum stating as much (attached).
According to senior Navy JAGs consulted, the attached memo is thought to provide sufficient justification to administer the unapproved Pfizer BioNtech vaccine to its Sailors. Note that the Navy rests its argument for the legality of its vaccine mandate solely on the FDA’s assertion that the two vaccines are physically interchangeable. And the Navy has completely ignored the legal distinction between the two; a distinction that was certainly made for a reason. What was that reason? Does it mean that one vaccine is approved and the other is not? If so, then they are not truly “interchangeable”. Try telling a traffic cop that you should not be cited because your car with expired tabs is in good running condition. Physical and legal distinctions should mean something, otherwise what good is an FDA approval?
All good questions and observations not yet answered coming from one of the best in our Navy.
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