| HAKE NEWS Tue. 5-30-23

May 30, 2023 / James Hake

Hake News for The Jesse Lee Peterson Show, Tuesday, May 30, 2023 AD

HAKE NEWS, Hr 1 | Tue. 5-30-23

BORING Debt Ceiling stuff

(CNN Tue. 5/30/23) Biden and McCarthy “forged” a debt ceiling deal to avoid, possibly, a catastrophic US default in a matter of days, but not everyone is happy about it. They’d suspend the $31.4 trillion debt limit through January 1, 2025, removing it as a potential issue in the 2024 presidential election (B/C ppl are DUMB). Under the deal, non-defense spending’d remain relatively flat in fiscal 2024 and increase by 1% (RIDICULOUSLY HIGH) in fiscal 2025. (You can read the whole text on Commie Nonsense website.) Some Republicans argue it does little to rein in government spending (OPPOSITE), while Democrats criticized stuff like temporarily expanded work requirements for food stamp recipients. Despite tension in the House, the agreement has sparked optimism in global (homo) markets and some US leading business groups. If it passes the House, it goes to the Senate. Estimated deadline for possible default: June 5.

Debt Ceiling deal… With a little more life to it

(BasedAmericaFirst on BuyMeACoffee) TL;DR $4T more debt, two-year window enables lame duck congress spending spree that sets the country up for the next debt-limit capitulation, nothing about border security. The actual bill will be different [from] the propaganda. Will any of the RINOs who delayed McCarthy speakership oust him, or conveniently vote no on this bill that they know will pass?

1) Accounting line-item tricks that amount to nothing. A “cut” to the government is a reduction in the rate increase for overspending, not a reduction in total spending.
2) Lift people out of poverty by enabling them to continue abusing welfare programs.
3) They have to pass a bill to [keep] unspent money that the government will burn through in a few days.
4) Claim trillions in savings by requiring the Executive Branch to fill out paperwork, even though McCarthy said this deal might save up to $50B.
5) Permitting reform is irrelevant since Deb Haaland is still as dumb as a post.
6) Delay hiring new IRS agents 4 months, then weaponize IRS with $80B anyway.
7) Biden said there will be no changes to student loan payments.
8) Automatically approve spending while congress pretends budgets are important.
9) Mention veterans so nobody notices congress won’t do anything about welfare, and that they like funding Ukraine waste.
10) Fortunately, the minimum $4T stolen from taxpayers through inflation isn’t called a tax.

Speaking of wasted money: Ukraine Propaganda

(CNN Tue. 5/30/23) Russia's Defense Ministry has blamed Ukraine for an alleged drone attack on Moscow today that damaged buildings and injured two people.

NOT READ: Ukraine has increased the number of strikes on Russian ammunition depots, logistical nodes and rear-echelon bases in the last few days as Ukrainian forces gear up for a long-anticipated counteroffensive. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said the timing of the counteroffensive has been set, but he did not provide specific details. Ukrainian cities continue to experience barrage after barrage of Russian missile and drone strikes, but the country’s forces have appeared unfazed as counteroffensive training and planning continues.

NOT READ: US treasury only has a few dozen billion in cash

(CNN Tue. 5/30/23) 31: That's how many billionaires in the world are worth more than the $38.8 billion the US Treasury has in cash. To be clear, each of them is worth more than that alone.

HAKE NEWS, Hr 2 | Tue. 5-30-23

Erdogan wins in Turkey! //
Terrible crime in India: ViOLeNce aGAinSt wOmEn //
Based Uganda opposes the LGBTQ madness: Are they doing it right? //
Gross Target designer’s happy they pulled her stuff //

Joel Friday on Tuesday!

American Anchor Baby 4 PM PT (not usual 12 noon)

BASED Turkey

(CNN Tue. 5/30/23) Turkey’s President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has won a historic third term, extending his 20 years at the top of Turkey's political landscape. Erdogan defeated challenger Kemal Kilicdaroglu in Sunday's runoff election after failing to win an outright majority in the first round of votes in mid-May. Some chief concerns among Turkish voters were high inflation and a cost of living crisis, situations blamed largely on the president’s unorthodox economic policies. Also on their minds was the government's handling of the earthquake in February that left more than 50,000 people dead. Some of Erdogan’s supporters say his win is a victory for the Muslim world. Opponents say his control over state resources and affiliation with the country’s media helped sway the vote in his favor.

Stay away from India!

(CNN Tue. 5/30/23) A 16-year-old girl was stabbed and bludgeoned to death in a busy public alleyway in Delhi on Sunday, sparking renewed outrage over the country’s ongoing struggles with violence against women and girls. Video of the incident in the capital city showed multiple people walking close by as the attack went on. The incident is the latest in a long line of killings and rapes that have triggered anger about whether enough is being done to protect women in India and punish attackers. India has long struggled to address gender violence. In 2018, a survey of experts on women’s issues ranked the country as the most dangerous place in the world to be a woman. Reports in recent years seem to show a continued increase in the frequency of such crimes.

BASED Uganda

(CNN Tue. 5/30/23) Uganda’s President Yoweri Museveni has signed a series of anti-LGBTQ laws that are being characterized as among the harshest in the world. The bill criminalizes sex education for the gay community and makes it illegal to prevent exposure of what it calls perpetrators of “aggravated homosexuality” to the police. It also calls for “rehabilitation”– widely discredited conversion therapy – for gay offenders. Activists in the country say they fear the laws will embolden citizens to act extrajudicially against the LGBTQ community. Civil society groups are already looking to challenge the measures, and they could find a way as a similarly homophobic law was struck down by Ugandan courts in 2014. Western governments are already criticizing the law. President Biden described the bill in a statement as “a tragic violation of universal human rights.”

NOT READ: GROSS Target

(CNN Tue. 5/30/23) QUOTE: “The amount of backlash that I have gotten has been overwhelming. I just hope that this is the beginning of the end of the messages and the onslaught that I’m getting.” — Erik Carnell, a “gay trans” UK designer whose brand Abprallen was featured in this year's Target Pride collection. SHe says (s)he's gotten death threats and threatening messages due to several anti-LGBTQ campaigns targeting the collection. After learning some Target employees have also been threatened, Carnell expressed bittersweet relief that Target pulled some items due to safety concerns.

(UK Yahoo / GCN.ie) Erik (sic) was thrilled to have his (HER) work on display in 1,954 Target stores across the US. (May 9 IG post [gross account])

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