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10/21/2022

(EXCERPT)
On that July 19, 2019 day when, as a member of The Press at the Albuquerque Civic Center, I saw the crazies up close and almost very personal. I can tell you one thing: these New, New Wave folks need to take a bath or shower more often.
In fact, I later found out through three separate sources that then- mayor Tim Keller pressured the newly installed police chief to “go easy on the protestors,” which, all things considered, the cops did.
But one dude from the Bowels Like Movements side threatened a lawsuit over being pepper sprayed; in a subsequent article which appeared in the Albuquerque Journal, the city settled with him and a month or so after the papers were signed and the check cut, Mayor Keller was seen smiling with the same piece of human f***l matter BLM idiot.
Oh, and the criminal took his $40k and bought a food truck, which he can use to smuggle drugs, weapons, etc. to infect a whole slew of dummies.
Who says crime does not pay? It sure does in Albuquerque, New Mexico!
(From "The Politically Derelict Guide Glide (To the 21st Century).

10/10/2022

The Jerry Challenge:

As a Political Derelict and 28-time Farcebook Felon, I hereby offer FREE autographed copies of my new book (I only ask for First-Class postage), if you can prove a dozen "banishments" or more.
Please Messenger me for details.

10/08/2022

PLEASE SHARE PLEASE SHARE.

As an eight-time published author, I can tell you one concrete thing: grammar and spelling matter...a lot.

Anyway, Book #9 will be published as a Kindle on Nov. 1, 2022, with the paperback version to follow on Dec. 1 2022.

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https://www.amazon.com/Gerald-A.-Loeb/e/B079GFXWW5%3Fref=dbs_a_mng_rwt_scns_share

10/02/2022

As promised, here is another excerpt from my new book, "The Politically Derelict Guide Glide to the 21st Century," due out on Amazon on November 1 as a Kindle version and Dec. 1 as a paperback.
(From CNBC, dated July 26, 2022, By Carlos Waters):
Top officials at the Federal Reserve were seeing inflation data come in very hot for months before policymakers moved to wind down monetary policies that were stimulating the economy.
A chorus of experienced analysts, economists and former policymakers have chimed in, saying that move was a big mistake.
“The forward guidance, overall, slowed the response to the Fed to the inflation problem” former Federal Reserve Chair Ben Bernanke sheepishly told CNBC in an interview.
Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen also acknowledged the misdiagnosis coming from her own department, and that of current Fed Chair Jerome Powell.
“Both of us could have probably used a better word than ‘transitory,’” she told senators in June when asked about their remarks about inflation last year and their slow response to price pressures.
(In short, the twin pillars of the American Way of Life screwed up, but only because no one could have foreseen the idiotacracy of President Old Joe (Still Hidin’) Biden.
Historically, it’s the Fed’s task to tame inflation that is running at a pace not seen in four decades. To do so, it has been hiking interest rates at a more-than-expected pace.
Reining in inflation may take more aggressive monetary policy moves than the central bank has embraced in recent years, according to economists like Judd Cramer.
His research indicates that the Fed may need to hike rates to levels not seen in decades to force rising prices into retreat.
“If inflation is going to be high and remain higher, that means that the neutral rate in the economy is also going to be higher because the price of goods is going up,” he said to CNBC.
A June survey of inflation expectations from the New York Federal Reserve suggests the price hikes aren’t over yet. The group predicts that by June 2023, prices will have risen approximately 6.8% from their already high current levels.
Maintaining stable prices and maximizing employment are the Fed’s top responsibilities. Jobs appear plentiful in the U.S., which may give the central bank cover to raise interest rates at an aggressive pace through 2023.
The Federal Reserve was contacted for comment but is in a media blackout before the expected rate announcement later today.
(Note: They raised the Fed rate as expected. You just gotta love the Hidin’ Biden Administration when it comes to blowing smoke, eh?)

10/01/2022

Ah, no...

Tomorrow I will post another excerpt from my new book due out in November...

09/14/2022

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The following excerpt is from my latest book, "The Politically Derelict Guide Glide (To the 21st Century), which will be published on Kindle on Oct. 1, 2022, with the paperback version to follow on Nov. 1, 2022:
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My particular favorite moment came in the summer of 2021. This lunacy involved baseball players wearing masks as they plied their trade on the lush green baseball diamonds, in a real official game.

Also, the owners and Major League Baseball clowns actually thought we wouldn’t notice all the cardboard cutouts propped up in the stands at a televised game. Really? You all thought we were that stupid?

Are you talking about the people who pay for season tickets, subscriptions, not to mention being the stupid slobs who pay for your merchandising, go to a ballpark, and proceed to get hosed monetarily for a seat, parking spot, watered-down beers, and sodas, etc., all in the hopes of catching foul ball or home run?

And, like a lot of other rational, and mostly sound people wondered: Why in the name of Polly Pure Bread would you wear a mask while you are driving a car? To protect yourself…from yourself?

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