Russia has Europe by the balls.

Next Friday, the 22nd, will gas problems north stream one undersea pipeline, which is undersea,

which is under summer maintenance, will turn back on like it's supposed to, or will Putin put

the squeeze onto all of Europe?

That is really impacting Germany, because Germany's, before the sanctions on Russia,

Germany is getting 55% of its gas room Russia.

Now it's getting 35% before this maintenance shutdown.

And boy, is Germany industry ready to collapse? I don't know, but it's

going to look ugly. Oh, and speak about ugly, Wells Fargo's mortgage origination following the other

big banks, Bank of Miracy Bank, JP Morgan, they're all getting smaller in a bench sheet.

They're going to flip them from origination into foreclosure as by wall street friends have have informed me right

so that that industry about them flowed right rates are going to go up again they will to fight

inflation because inflation is insane at 9.1% as we know right but in china it's getting little hairy

22 cities in china where citizens refuse to pay their mortgages.

I will get in that in a minute. That's from Bloomberg News.

Very, very interesting.

And not to be outdone, though, the United States has got his own problems.

You know, the railroads that deliver goods that, you know, we don't really see every day because we're busy driving, whatever else.

But the entire United States, all 12 unions that are involved in the railroads have already

called a strike for Monday and can shut down the entire country railroad system.

Is that what Biden, World Economic Forum, the deep state want?

You bet.

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