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Not exactly the same context as Toyota building factories in the US. @Halsrethink
Some recent research by me unexpectedly revealed close, highly classified
collaboration of Thomas Townsend Brown and Nicola Tesla on submarine warfare for US Navy—still deeply classified today…
Thank you, Charlie. e-version now on kindle but full publication in February in English, French, and German. Nothing in this collection of my essays about UAPs; that subject for the future, after greater disclosure by new Administration
It has been published. It is a must read and I am looking forward to reading it!
@Halsrethink @DrPippaM
Assessing Global Change: Strategic Perspectives of Dr. Harald Malmgren (Global Change in Our Time) a.co/d/fbRi1iU #Amazon
Thanks, Andrew
Replying to @NJuapGuy @Halsrethink
I don't believe @Halsrethink said that, rather you inferred it. no worries 🙏🏼
Harald Malmgren retweeted
China is experiencing a complete financial crash. China’s 10Yr govt bonds yield 1.65%, their ‘policy overnight rate’ sits at 1.5%, their real estate collapse continues (Vanke 2025 bonds collapsing this week), and overnight rate just spiked to 16%. Complete disaster for xi. #China
China takes gloves off in operating its drones...everywhere, even in the US!
This "no geofencing anymore" announcement is China saying "gloves off."
I tried building a drone company with no Chinese parts, only 5 Eyes components, 10 years ago. I explained that DJI drones were the best Reconnaissance/Surveillance system ever invented because all your data went to Beijing, plus whatever was on your computer. DJI required you to plug the drones into your hardware regularly for "updates." Now DJI has removed the geofencing of its drones. You can fly it into any airport or restricted area now. It's the "pilot's responsibility" now, whereas before the drone was programmed so it would not fly into restricted spaces.
The US had the chance to address these vulnerabilities but did not. They had the chance to build an alternative in the retail consumer space, but did not. @Anduril is doing this now in the military space. But, there's still no real retail or industrial 5 Eyes drones.
Thank you @MattPines, for the heads up.
Harald Malmgren retweeted
This "no geofencing anymore" announcement is China saying "gloves off."
I tried building a drone company with no Chinese parts, only 5 Eyes components, 10 years ago. I explained that DJI drones were the best Reconnaissance/Surveillance system ever invented because all your data went to Beijing, plus whatever was on your computer. DJI required you to plug the drones into your hardware regularly for "updates." Now DJI has removed the geofencing of its drones. You can fly it into any airport or restricted area now. It's the "pilot's responsibility" now, whereas before the drone was programmed so it would not fly into restricted spaces.
The US had the chance to address these vulnerabilities but did not. They had the chance to build an alternative in the retail consumer space, but did not. @Anduril is doing this now in the military space. But, there's still no real retail or industrial 5 Eyes drones.
Thank you @MattPines, for the heads up.
This complete temporary shutdown of all "at ready" ICBMs at Malmstrom Airforce Base demonstrated the capability of an unidentifiable force or forces to disable the nation's ultimate nuclear deterrent. Not act of war, but a warning.
Robert Salas (@keptycho) describing the Malmstrom Air Force Base incident where a large red flowing UFO hovering about the base disarmed the nuclear warheads one by one.
Harald Malmgren retweeted
Musings of the Day, 1/12/25:
I said on the first day this all started, when fires started sprouting up by all the densely populated/affluent areas across a very broad geographical area, that we can’t rule out state-sponsored terrorism in these seemingly methodical arson incidents.
I hope DHS/CIA are on this. Talk about Unrestricted Warfare if true.
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Yes Carlo, but my hunch is that there is ONE aspect that people, especially in our line of work, haven't fully grokked:
- the average republican voter is NOT an asset rich person;
- the @elonmusk , @pmarca of the world supporting the new administration are entrepreneurs, NOT executives or finance guys;
- the executive and finance establishment was not only big supporters of the democrats, but aided and abetted skewed rules and practices that maximized their profit at the same time as aiding the Dem agenda.
So.... imagine a recession, plus finance market correction, big or small, in part due to an abrupt and radical transparency initiative on things like ESG. Yes, a recession would cause an increase in unemployment, especially WHITE COLLAR (see above), and if policy is right that unemployment would then recover... Would a Blackrock, however?
@jeuasommenulle @darioperkins @dlacalle_IA @petunianelsole @Halsrethink @BaldingsWorld @AlessandroPonz4 @GrayConnolly @CaroDiRusso @moutet
Harald Malmgren retweeted
2/7
I wish this were true, but I doubt it. If you count not just the official reserves of central banks but also hidden reserves held by state-affiliated entities, and certainly if you include all non-US entities, The amount of US assets held by foreigners is rising, not falling.
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1/7
Gillian Tett: "Indeed, as an IMF blog recently noted, there are already signs that many non-American central banks are diversifying away from the dollar — albeit very slowly and modestly from a high base, and mostly into minor currencies."
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This vaccine report appears to be directly relevant to my own family, as well as to the death of my business Partner and close friend Nick
10 Shocking Stories the Media Buried Today
#10 - The COVID “vaccines” damage the brain and DEVASTATE mental health, as confirmed by a recent wave of eye-opening studies.
The shots increase your risk of:
1. Ischemic stroke (+44%)
2. Hemorrhagic stroke (+50%)
3. Transient ischemic attack (+67%)
4. Myelitis (+165%)
5. Myasthenia gravis (+71%)
6. Alzheimer’s (+22.5%)
7. Cognitive impairment (+137.7%)
8. Depression (+68.3%)
9. Anxiety disorders (+43.9%)
10. Sleep disorders (+93.4%)
Epidemiologist Nicolas Hulscher writes, “The most probable mechanism behind this damage is likely toxic Spike protein accumulation and persistence in the skull-meninges-brain axis, as evidenced by Rong et al., Morz and Mikami et al., and over 300 other studies, which can be found in the Spike Protein Pathogenicity Research Library.”
“Using mRNA to hijack cells in various organ systems to produce a highly toxic [spike] protein that persists in the body for months to years was one of the worst ideas in human history,” Hulscher says.
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Harald, I've always wondered with your name. Were you parents Swedish immigrants?
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You know, I didn’t know Herter had been governor of Massachusetts. I remembered him as Eisenhower’s last Secretary of State. Fun fact, the real hero of Oppenheimer, Lewis Strauss, turned down State because he didn’t want to step over his friend Herter, who was next in line.
Almost a year ago Nick Glinsman and I warned the Chinese economy might be at risk of falling into "Japanification". Several China analysts dismissed our warning then as bighly improbable.
While on China, do you recall the post from a few weeks ago about the implosion of the yield on Chinese government (domestic) bonds and how this fuels what could become self-fulfilling worries about the Japanification of the economy?
Well, the phenomenon has intensified with the yield currently trading at 1.62% (Bloomberg chart below).
The 30-year yield is following the same path, now trading at 1.84%.
#economy #markets #china #bonds #econtwitter
I am investigating if it is possible to put my 1971 book up on Kindle
Replying to @Halsrethink
You should strongly consider putting it on Kindle so it remains accessible to future generations.
Harald Malmgren retweeted
Mathew Pines just publicly explained in a London podcast interviews the elaborate, intricate US security controls by our DOD, DOE, & other agencies. I might add hidden links such as US Navy with UAP retrievals from Los Alamos nuke tests, not under DOD oversight





























