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Myles Jeffery

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Software developer at Thinkscape. Awarded Office 365 MVP in 2011 through 2016. Try Zee Drive, my SharePoint Online & OneDrive for Business drive mapping tool

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Louisiana Office of the Surgeon General (@la_surgeon) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The COVID vaccines are dangerous - Governor Jeff Landry is right. I see the fallout in my clinic every day. Senator Cassidy should remember that the PREP Act gave manufacturers immunity from liability for harms caused by these products, so they have little incentive to make them

Dave Rubin (@rubinreport) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Unbelievably bad take by Bondi, worthy of immediate resignation of an Attorney General. Hate speech does not exist, you can say mean things about people. We have very specific limitations such as direct calls for violence, but amorphous “hate speech” does not exist. Charlie

Peter Schiff (@peterschiff) 's Twitter Profile Photo

One of the dumbest ideas offered by Republicans is to "gift" the tariff revenue back to taxpayers. If Republicans want taxpayers to have the tariff revenue, then don't impose tariffs on them in the first place. That's a much simpler, more effective, and honest solution.

The Free Speech Union (@speechunion) 's Twitter Profile Photo

“Not only will the law punish you if you offend the institution of Islam, but it will also treat Muslims who respond violently with the lightest of touches”.  How can it be right that someone who burns a religious book is charged with a ‘hate crime’, while someone who attacks a

“Not only will the law punish you if you offend the institution of Islam, but it will also treat Muslims who respond violently with the lightest of touches”. 

How can it be right that someone who burns a religious book is charged with a ‘hate crime’, while someone who attacks a
Peter Schiff (@peterschiff) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Gold keeps hitting new record highs on Trump's watch. Soon silver will do the same. This is a warning sign that few are paying attention to. But when oil prices also hit new record highs, few will be able to ignore the problem. Prepare for the greatest inflation in U.S. history.

James McMurdock MP (@jamesreform) 's Twitter Profile Photo

If you ever needed proof that Britain’s approach to cultural differences is to just agree and appease everyone else, here it is. Fatal empathy.

If you ever needed proof that Britain’s approach to cultural differences is to just agree and appease everyone else, here it is. 

Fatal empathy.
Peter Schiff (@peterschiff) 's Twitter Profile Photo

What’s happening in gold in 2025 reminds me of what happened in subprime in 2007. When the subprime market blew up, an event I had warned about for years, it was a harbinger of the financial crisis that hit the following year. Yet few on Wall Street perceived the warning. Gold’s

Peter Schiff (@peterschiff) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Scott Bessent said he is not worried about the rise in gold. He also praised Alan Greenspan for keeping interest rates low. I guess he doesn't understand that Greenspan's excessively easy monetary policy is what caused the 2008 GFC. The coming dollar crisis will be much worse.

zerohedge (@zerohedge) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Deficit shocks out of Europe: first France abandons pension reform to avoid another government collapse, which means its budget deficit will explode, and now Germany projects soaring deficit for 2026. And US hits $38TN debt tomorrow. Global debt about to go exponential.

Toby Young (@toadmeister) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Does the UKHSA's refusal to release the Covid vaccine excess deaths data because they could "have an adverse impact on vaccine uptake" give the game away, ask Professor Carl Heneghan and Dr Tom Jefferson. dailysceptic.org/2025/11/18/doe…

Peter Schiff (@peterschiff) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Despite above-target inflation that’s clearly headed higher, and interest rates that are already too low, Powell assured markets that the possibility of interest rate hikes are not even being considered. This guarantees that the current “affordability crisis” will only get worse.

The Rabbit Hole (@therabbithole84) 's Twitter Profile Photo

“One of the sad signs of our times is that we have demonized those who produce, subsidized those who refuse to produce, and canonized those who complain.” — Thomas Sowell

“One of the sad signs of our times is that we have demonized those who produce, subsidized those who refuse to produce, and canonized those who complain.”

— Thomas Sowell
Matt Goodwin (@goodwinmj) 's Twitter Profile Photo

UK deficit is now the highest on record outside a pandemic No growth. Rising unemployment. Huge debt. Huge borrowing. Huge taxes. Huge energy bills Labour are destroying our economy

Restore Britain (@restorebritain_) 's Twitter Profile Photo

We need a truly independent inquiry into the disgraceful policy of coercing millions of people into taking a vaccine they did not need.

We need a truly independent inquiry into the disgraceful policy of coercing millions of people into taking a vaccine they did not need.
Konstantin Kisin (@konstantinkisin) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Keir Starmer A lower rate of inflation means prices are rising, just not as quickly as before. How are people who don't understand basic economics in charge of our economy???

Peter Schiff (@peterschiff) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Soaring oil prices won’t cause higher inflation. They will cause a recession. It’s the fiscal and monetary policies that will follow soaring oil prices that will cause higher inflation.

Peter Schiff (@peterschiff) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The U.S. national debt just surpassed $39 trillion, up $2.8 trillion since Trump took office 14 months ago. But as war costs soar, interest rates rise, and recession ensues, budget deficits will skyrocket. The national debt could hit $50 trillion before Trump leaves office.

maneco64 (@maneco1964) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Higher energy prices will not create inflation as inflation is a monetary phenomenon. What high energy prices are acting as is a de facto interest rate hike. This will lead into a recession or worse. Central banks and treasuries will react in their usual Keynesian fashion.