I do not look forward to it. :/ Never have I ever been so resentful about a new year than now.
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What Will 2023 Bring?
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I predict that in 2023, it will become passe for men with male pattern baldness to shave their whole heads.
I would say the skinhead look has already jumped the shark. Just look at Andy Tate, and the way he wears his beard and sunglasses to try to compensate for his skinhead. It just doesn't work. This is just one example of 1000s.
The skinhead look is over.
Edit: untucked shirts will be out too!
I would say the skinhead look has already jumped the shark. Just look at Andy Tate, and the way he wears his beard and sunglasses to try to compensate for his skinhead. It just doesn't work. This is just one example of 1000s.
The skinhead look is over.
Edit: untucked shirts will be out too!
European nationalists and anti-globalists need to see that they share more in common with the advocates of the multipolar world order. "Right-wing" in the 21st Century needs to be anti-imperialist, anti-colonialist and anti-war as well as pro-family, pro-tradition and anti-diversity. Orban and Meloni already figured this out by resisting the EU and remaining friendly with Russia. On the other hand, whatever respect Poland gained by resisting LGBTQ and open borders was lost by their exploitation of the Ukrainian War to feed their own interests as well as that of the Brussels bureaucrats.
The native peoples of Western Europe need to wake up on why their governments approve of racism and xenophobia against a fellow European nation (Russia), but they're not allowed to openly resist the invaders from cultures and societies that are incompatible with theirs.
This is not about emulating his character and lifestyle, but rather about the clown world propaganda machine forcing red-pilled young men to take a side. What's the current "opposition" to him, feminists and soy boys idolizing Greta?
Putin will single-handedly stabilize the entire Middle East (excl. Israel) by making Russia play the role of the neutral mediator among Turkey, Syria, Saudi Arabia and Iran. Just imagine the ramifications of a pipeline and trade route running from Constantinople to the Iranian coast on the Indian Ocean.
Although I call nonsense on the Ukrainian War remaining inconclusive, Ukraine's manpower and food supply is steadily dwindling by the day thanks to the Russian meat-grinder strategy, there's no way the war will revert back to minimal border clashes from 2014, especially as the US already made it clear that they're pushing this proxy war all the way. Poland is pretending to be on Ukraine's side while actually waiting for the right timing to partition Ukraine with Russia.
I have nothing but doom and gloom for 2023. Consider yourselves fortunate if you can survive the next 12 months. My 2023 predictions:
- jobs, economy gets worse as Fed keeps raising rates, things will keep breaking until they pivot.
- more war (not just Russia-Ukraine but between the West and the East), covid resurgence
- AI tech becomes actually useful and popular for the average person
I also think that if you can survive 2023 then 2024 looks good.
- jobs, economy gets worse as Fed keeps raising rates, things will keep breaking until they pivot.
- more war (not just Russia-Ukraine but between the West and the East), covid resurgence
- AI tech becomes actually useful and popular for the average person
I also think that if you can survive 2023 then 2024 looks good.
When's your prediction on when the Fed "pivots"?
It really depends how you define "pivot". I think most people define it as decreasing/lowering interest rates so if you go by this then anytime between June and end of December 2023 depending on what and how much breaks. I would say that Fed has already pivoted because it lowered the rate of increase in interest rates from 0.75% to 0.5%. Naturally they will go down to a 0.25% increase and then pause further increases and then finally cut interest rates.
Davos 2022 to Davos 2023: 6 key themes that frame the need for global action
Against a backdrop of deepening global frictions, world leaders came together in-person for Davos 2022. Here are six key themes which indicate where we go from here as we head into Davos 2023.
www.weforum.org
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Davos 2022 to Davos 2023: 6 key themes that frame the need for global action
Against a backdrop of deepening global frictions, world leaders came together in-person for Davos 2022. Here are six key themes which indicate where we go from here as we head into Davos 2023.
That was a largely a yawn. He does indicate that Iran is the one to keep an eye on, though. Interesting.
I am optimistic for 2023.
I think Oil and Gas will continue to do well domestically with high demand overseas for export due to the Russia Ukraine conflict, Republican house will be better, all be it imperfect, and more Biden lunacy will continue to shovel dirt on the lefts ken grave...
If you listen to Tom Luongo, what the fed is doing is to weaken European Central Banks and force capital out of Europe and into the US.... Which this appears to be occuring. So in the short term this is food for the USA.
I think Oil and Gas will continue to do well domestically with high demand overseas for export due to the Russia Ukraine conflict, Republican house will be better, all be it imperfect, and more Biden lunacy will continue to shovel dirt on the lefts ken grave...
If you listen to Tom Luongo, what the fed is doing is to weaken European Central Banks and force capital out of Europe and into the US.... Which this appears to be occuring. So in the short term this is food for the USA.
NPCdom is sad. Not very befitting of an Image of God. Dignity comes from Agency. NPCdom is giving up Agency.
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Labor Market Added 517,000 Jobs In January—Unemployment Rate Falls To 54-Year Low Of 3.4%
Despite waves of layoffs hitting some of the nation’s largest employers, the labor market overall is still faring much better than expected.
www.forbes.com
Looks like things are getting back to normal.
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Labor Market Added 517,000 Jobs In January—Unemployment Rate Falls To 54-Year Low Of 3.4%
Despite waves of layoffs hitting some of the nation’s largest employers, the labor market overall is still faring much better than expected.
Looks like things are getting back to normal.