Who would entrust Biden with the "nuclear codes?" The reason why the Democrats want Biden relieved of the "nuclear codes", or turned over to a committee, is because turning over the "nuclear codes" is the privatization of the US military. This is the same thing that happened at the US Treasury under FASAB 56. The US Treasury has been privatized meaning Americans (the electorate) have no democracy nor control over their money or how it is spent - trillions. The private bankers are moving in and taking over everything including the military. Biden (his handlers) who is completely irrelevant has now stated "climate change" is a national security threat meaning it will now fall under the military. This is a complete military take over all privatized. Note why the military went after Tucker Carlson at Fox News intelligence agency (Covid injections come under the US military).
The next step is for the Democrats to put millions of Americans out of work so that a central bank digital currency can be implemented with a related basic guaranteed monthly income. It's not Biden making all these decisions, Biden is irrelevant. It is the "deep state" behind the Democratic Party (Wall Street financial firms and private banks) now consolidating total power. This can be seen with people from BlackRock (world's largest asset management firm) being moved into positions by the Biden Administration. Americans think they are an "electorate" and can vote? Wake up to your reality.
Whatever the "deep state" is or no matter how it is looked at, it controls the financial mechanisms which means Americans will be shut off from accessing a way to earn money and to receive entitlements like medical care, "adjustments" and social security. This is why states are discussing secession. If the state secedes well too bad, there will be no social security for residents of your state. Then to prevent Americans from accessing the mechanisms of wealth creation and money creation, or whatever it is owed to them like social security, they will be triaged off with the Covid injections. A large pesky and difficult to manage population is no longer needed or wanted. The commercial central bankers' warfare model are prepared to increase Covid injection manufacturing to billions and anticipate an annual Covid booster (gearing up with syringe production).
Watch Biden the irrelevant in this clip. It's all fake. Note the mics in this clip. This is being run by A.I.:
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Source: The Western Journal
Biden Backs Law That Could Put 57 Million Americans Out of Work
By Christine Favocci | March 11, 2021
Democrats want as many Americans out of work and dependent on the government as possible — and one of their newest legislative pushes makes that an indisputable fact.
Although President Joe Biden has been doing his best to depress the American economy by killing thousands of union jobs and furthering America's plunge into generational debt, it's all a pittance compared to what the Protecting the Right to Organize Act of 2021 could do if signed into law.
The PRO Act, passed by the House of Representatives last month and endorsed by Biden this week, could obliterate as many as 57 million jobs — that's how many Americans freelanced in 2019, according to a survey released that year — by essentially outlawing freelance employment.
Writing Tuesday for the Washington Examiner, commentator Brad Polumbo focused on the way the legislation would target the gig economy that many in the workforce enjoy.
While the aim of the legislation is ostensibly to stop employers from "misclassifying" employees for the company's own cost-savings benefit, it would effectively throw millions of people out of work.
"But the PRO Act's redefinition of freelance worker is so narrow that a worker can only provide a company with a freelance service that is outside its normal purview," Polumbo wrote.
"For example, Uber is a driving company. It couldn’t hire drivers as freelancers, but it could potentially hire a janitor as a freelancer."
(An opinion piece in The Hill provides a more detailed explanation of why this would be the case. In short, contractors would have to be classified as employees unless their work "is performed outside the usual course of the business of the employer." In the journalism field, for instance, this requirement "is impossible to satisfy for writers who create the product that publications publish in the usual course of their business," Pacific Legal Foundation attorneys Caleb Trotter and Jim Manley wrote, adding that "The same goes for musicians, comedians, actors, grant writers, graphic designers and countless other professionals who have built themselves into successful microbusinesses.")
And far from being exploitative, Polumbo asserted that many workers choose those arrangements for flexibility — and make a good living in the process.
"The president is really just doing the bidding of labor union officials who want to outlaw competition to their traditional business model," he wrote.
"So, yes, Biden's latest endorsement might make union officials happy — but there's nothing pro-labor about it all."
Similar to California's Assembly Bill 5, which spelled disaster for the gig economy, the PRO Act changes the criteria for what constitutes an employer and employee, and fortifies the National Labor Relations Act, according to Fox News.
It attempts to prevent companies from replacing striking workers and override 27 states' right-to-work laws, which currently allow employees to opt out of unions completely.
Democrats have focused on freelancers under the guise of helping those workers. But — like the endless parade of failed policies the left foists upon the world — this bill does the opposite.
RELATED: We're Doomed: Climate Change Named a National Security Threat, Biden Executive Order Forces This Policy on the US Military
The nonprofit Independent Women's Forum, an advocacy group, pointed out the problems that AB5 caused and warned that the same issues will arise if the PRO Act becomes law.
Please go to The Western Journal to read more.
Although President Joe Biden has been doing his best to depress the American economy by killing thousands of union jobs and furthering America's plunge into generational debt, it's all a pittance compared to what the Protecting the Right to Organize Act of 2021 could do if signed into law.
The PRO Act, passed by the House of Representatives last month and endorsed by Biden this week, could obliterate as many as 57 million jobs — that's how many Americans freelanced in 2019, according to a survey released that year — by essentially outlawing freelance employment.
Writing Tuesday for the Washington Examiner, commentator Brad Polumbo focused on the way the legislation would target the gig economy that many in the workforce enjoy.
While the aim of the legislation is ostensibly to stop employers from "misclassifying" employees for the company's own cost-savings benefit, it would effectively throw millions of people out of work.
"But the PRO Act's redefinition of freelance worker is so narrow that a worker can only provide a company with a freelance service that is outside its normal purview," Polumbo wrote.
"For example, Uber is a driving company. It couldn’t hire drivers as freelancers, but it could potentially hire a janitor as a freelancer."
(An opinion piece in The Hill provides a more detailed explanation of why this would be the case. In short, contractors would have to be classified as employees unless their work "is performed outside the usual course of the business of the employer." In the journalism field, for instance, this requirement "is impossible to satisfy for writers who create the product that publications publish in the usual course of their business," Pacific Legal Foundation attorneys Caleb Trotter and Jim Manley wrote, adding that "The same goes for musicians, comedians, actors, grant writers, graphic designers and countless other professionals who have built themselves into successful microbusinesses.")
And far from being exploitative, Polumbo asserted that many workers choose those arrangements for flexibility — and make a good living in the process.
"The president is really just doing the bidding of labor union officials who want to outlaw competition to their traditional business model," he wrote.
"So, yes, Biden's latest endorsement might make union officials happy — but there's nothing pro-labor about it all."
Similar to California's Assembly Bill 5, which spelled disaster for the gig economy, the PRO Act changes the criteria for what constitutes an employer and employee, and fortifies the National Labor Relations Act, according to Fox News.
It attempts to prevent companies from replacing striking workers and override 27 states' right-to-work laws, which currently allow employees to opt out of unions completely.
Democrats have focused on freelancers under the guise of helping those workers. But — like the endless parade of failed policies the left foists upon the world — this bill does the opposite.
RELATED: We're Doomed: Climate Change Named a National Security Threat, Biden Executive Order Forces This Policy on the US Military
The nonprofit Independent Women's Forum, an advocacy group, pointed out the problems that AB5 caused and warned that the same issues will arise if the PRO Act becomes law.
Please go to The Western Journal to read more.
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Are the various Covid vaccines a genocidal bioweapon, covert tool of transhumanism, debilitating gene-altering drug, or all 3?
Are the various Covid vaccines a genocidal bioweapon, covert tool of transhumanism, debilitating gene-altering drug, or all 3?
It is probably likely the Pentagon will benefit off the $1.9 trillion Covid-19 Stimulus Bill Biden signed since it made changes to the Affordable Care Act that the Pentagon received funds from.
These people are f*cking serious...
Alternatives; solutions; different course than this digital slavery...
This is the president of the US:
HONORED TO BE AN ESSENTIAL PUBLIC SERVICE PROVIDER.
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