Shareholders PRESSURE Big Tech Firm to REVEAL White House CENSORSHIP, The Sum of ALL Fed Fears: BofA Warns Inflation Could TORPEDO Markets; U.S. Firms Have Only FEW DAYS Supply of Semiconductors, Biden Family Wealth DOESN’T Add Up

The stunning allegations that Joe Biden and family members received a reported $31 million from Chinese spies while he served as Obama’s number two recently made splashy headlines. While mainstream resources run those potential crimes through the news cycle, other nefarious activities of the Biden Administration fly under the radar.

Recent reports indicate the White House brought pressure to bear against Big Tech platforms. The sites reportedly posted content that was considered “politically problematic” for the Democrat occupying the Oval Office. Now the pair of platforms’ shareholders want answers from Google and YouTube regarding the censorship and financial hit they’re suffering because content questioning Biden’s Covid policies has been sidelined.

“The case for this kind of disclosure is double-barreled. All citizens should be aware when the government engages in censorship — even if it is through a private-sector company — and shareholders of that company should know when they become a party to it,” National Legal and Policy Center Chairman Peter Flaherty reportedly stated. “The (Biden) administration keeps labeling certain information about the pandemic (as) ‘disinformation’ and gets it yanked off social media, only to later embrace the same information. Alphabet should not be contributing to such a farce.”

The watchdog organization focused Alphabet’s attention on a U.S. Supreme Court that indicates “private entities may not engage in suppression of speech at the behest of government, as it has the same effect as direct government censorship.” It appears the White House is not only engaged in First Amendment free speech suppression, but they are also trying to drive down the profits of companies that dissent. When not directly interfering in economic prosperity, Biden cronies at the Fed fail to take determined measures to combat inflation.

Reports indicate financial gurus at the Bank of America (BofA) see the Fed as an abject failure in terms of reining in inflation and protecting the stock markets. The big bank’s Wall Street strategist, Michael Hartnett, ushered a near-apocalyptic warning that untrammeled inflation is poised to kill economic growth and cause a Fed-orchestrated “rate shock” that will torpedo the value of stocks and bonds.

Global Economist Ethan Harris echoed those sentiments, indicating the Fed’s early denials of non-transitory inflation and ongoing failures to right the economic ship has the country barreling toward “the Sum of all Fed Fears.”

“There are plenty of risks in the global economy, including geo-political events related to Russia or China, a renewed trade war, another policy mistake by the (European Central Bank), and so on,” Harris reportedly said. “However, in our view, the biggest near-term risk is right in front of us: that the Fed is seriously behind the curve and has to get serious about fighting inflation.”

The federal government has made wide-reaching economic promises they have no intention of keeping. Propaganda behind policy initiatives left many consumers believing the backlog of products would come until control as the holiday gift-giving season waned. It’s an open secret that car and truck manufacturers could not meet demand in 2021 because semiconductor chips were in short supply.

“The semiconductor supply chain remains fragile, and it is essential that Congress pass chips funding as soon as possible,” Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo reportedly stated. “With skyrocketing demand and full utilization of existing manufacturing facilities, it’s clear the only solution to solve this crisis in the long-term is to rebuild our domestic manufacturing capabilities.”

Although Commerce Sec. Gina Raimondo continues to regurgitate White House messaging that $52 million will be invested in semiconductor research and development, nothing is being done to buoy American manufacturing today. Reports indicate many U.S. companies have five or fewer days of semiconductors on hand. In 2019, American manufacturers routinely possessed a 40-day supply. Automobiles and Class 8 commercial motor vehicle production could grind to a halt without a short-term solution.

Major headlines continue to center on the money-grabbing efforts of the Biden family while Joe served as Obama’s flunky. A recent expose by Peter Schweizer, called “Red-Handed: How American Elites Get Rich Helping China Win,” levels damaging accusations at the now-First Family for knowingly brokering lucrative backroom deals with Chinese billionaires and spies.

“One of the most startling things we uncovered is the simple fact that the Biden family, while he was vice president of the United States and continuing when he became president, received some $31 million from Chinese individuals who are linked to the highest levels of Chinese intelligence,” Schweizer reportedly said.

Joe Biden and his wife, Jill, reportedly secured a $17.3 million book deal since taking office and own a $2.7 summer home in Delaware. Oddly, Forbes magazine pegs the Biden net worth at only $9 million. Obama has reportedly amassed wealth north of $70 million since leaving office.