The cost of living in New Hampshire has been on the rise in recent years, with housing costs increasing by 46% during Governor Sununu's nearly eight years in office, 1.5 times faster than the national average. The average rent for a 2-bedroom unit in New Hampshire increased from $1,206 in 2016 to $1,764 in 2023.

Electricity prices have also risen, with the average retail price for electricity (cents/kWh) increasing from 15.66 in 2016 to 21.07 in 2022, according to the U.S. Energy Information Agency. This represents a 34.5% increase in electricity costs for New Hampshire families since Sununu took office.

Inflation is also on the rise again, with consumer prices increasing by 0.3% in January from a month earlier. This has resulted in a monthly mortgage that is about $540 cheaper than in October but about $360 more than a year ago for those buying a median-priced house in New Hampshire last month with the prevailing interest rate.

In 2024, the cost of living and income comparison varies significantly across different states in the US. For example, in California, the median household income is $64,500, while in Texas, it's $54,132. However, the cost of living in California is higher, with a regional price parity of 113.4 compared to Texas's 96.2. This means that, on average, goods and services in California are 113.4% of the national average, while in Texas, they are 96.2% of the national average.

When it comes to comparing the cost of living in different countries, Switzerland has the highest cost of living index at 131.4, while Iran has the lowest at 38.6. Switzerland also has the highest monthly income at $7,958, while Iran has the lowest at $332. This means that, in Switzerland, people can afford 94.6% of what an average US citizen can afford, while in Iran, they can only afford 20.6%.

In conclusion, the income to living costs comparison varies significantly across different states in the US and different countries. It's essential to consider these differences when making decisions about where to live or work.

New Hampshire's Gov. sending NH Guard Troops to US/Mexico border - Texas.

Why is New Hampshire such a desired state to live in?

Gov. Chris Sununu getting called out via Bill Maher; we should remember as Residents of New Hampshire - he's a Democrat pretending to be a Republican in favor of the 2A.

New Hampshire's annual revenue surplus in recent years has been significant. The state has ended the fiscal year 2022 with a more than $400 million revenue surplus on a cash basis, according to the Department of Administrative Services. This surplus is largely generated by taxes, which have continued to produce strong results. The surplus is also $266.7 million (10.7%) above the prior year's revenue collections and $457.4 million (19.8%) above the revenues collected by the General and Education Trust Funds in SFY 2019 through the month of April.

In 2023, the surplus has grown even further, with revenues for the first 11 months of the fiscal year at $2.7 billion, which is $250.4 million more than a year ago. Taxes have produced $1.048 billion, which is $228.1 million more than estimates and $199.6 million more than a year ago.

This substantial revenue surplus presents an opportunity to invest in long-term public needs and help support more equitable opportunity for Granite Staters at the greatest risk of being left behind by the economic recovery.

The surplus maybe true, but ordinary citizens do not see a cent of this "surplus," this "surplus" lines the pockets of corrupt politicians/selectmen/sheriffs all throughout the state of New Hampshire; "Live Free While We Take Your Hard-Earned Income."

U.S to withdraw Troops from Syria, and Western Iraq?

Reports suggest U.S. Troop presence in Syria and Iraq, originally established to combat Islamic State in 2014-15, appears to be coming to an end. Defense and State departments claim, foreign policy reported Wednesday February 7th, 2024, the White House has grown wary of a continued Syria deployment. Where an estimated 900 U.S troops are partnered with Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces against the Islamic State. The report clarified "no definitive decision has been made to leave." U.S. Official told CNN the White House "is not considering a withdrawal of forces from Syria." Al-Monitor report published on Monday February 5th, 2024, revealed the Pentagon has a plan - SDF to partner with the Assad Regime against Islamic State; indicating the U.S. has plans to withdraw. A report from Reuters revealed that the U.S. and Iraq will begin talks on ending the American-led coalition troop presence in the country. Talks are expected to last several months, with a U.S. withdrawal far from imminent. U.S. has roughly 2,500 troops in Iraq, who officially ended their combat mission against Islamic State in December 2021 and remain in the country in an advisor role. Source: Forbes

January 6th Judge arrested for road rage leading to him stabbing another motorist on the roadway.

A former U.S. Department of Justice Prosecutor whose tenure included January 6th, 2021, cases, has been accused of stabbing a Florida man in a road rage fight on a bridge outside Tampa, Florida. Florida Highway Patrol Troopers arrested Patrick Douglas Scruggs, a 38-year-old attorney, on the Howard Franklin Bridge after he allegedly hacked up a 35-year-old man with pocketknife, according to authorities. Scruggs recently started working for an Atlanta-based private firm, Barnes & Thornburg, which told FOX13 that he is no longer employed there following his arrest. 

U.S Modern Politics has come to this...

Maybe controversial but still a pretentious issue 'Hunter Biden Laptop' let's speculate. To include some ongoing investigations throughout the process of inquiry into Hunter Biden's foreign business dealings. 

The Hunter Biden's laptop is a controversial topic that has been the subject of various claims and investigations. According to the results of my web search tool, here are some facts and updates about the laptop: The laptop allegedly belonged to Hunter Biden, the son of President Joe Biden, and was left at a computer repair shop in Delaware, in 2019. The shop owner, John Paul Mac Isaac, said he found compromising and potentially illegal material on the laptop and gave a duplicate of the data to Rudy Guiliani, the former personal attorney to President Donald Trump. In October 2020, The New York Post reported a story based on the laptop data, alleging that now President Joe Biden had engaged in corrupt activities regarding his foreign policy decisions involving Ukraine and China to benefit his son and the companies he worked in. The story was widely criticized and disputed by other media outlets, intelligence officials, and social media platforms. In December 2019, a certain three letter agency seized the laptop from Mac Isaac as part of an investigation into Hunter Biden's tax affairs, and possible foreign influence. In September 2023, Hunter Biden was indicted on three federal gun charges, related to the laptop. He is expected to face trial and possibly more charges in the future. In November 2022, CBS News published a "forensic analysis" that authenticated some of the data on the laptop, including one of the key emails used by the New York Post in their initial reporting. The analysis concluded that the data originated with Hunter Biden and had not been altered. The Washington Post also reported that experts had authenticated a number of emails from the laptop. However, neither analysis could verify the majority of the data, nor could they find clear evidence of tampering. PolitiFact wrote in 2021 that, while there is less doubt that the laptop belongs to Hunter Biden, the laptop did not prove much, as nothing from the laptop had revealed illegal or unethical behavior by VP/President Joe Biden with regards to his son's tenure as a director for Burisma, a Ukrainian energy company.  Speculation(s); US Government agencies first made claims, the 'Hunter Biden laptop' was 'Russian disinformation' this appears to have been debunked since. Some commentators think lighter charges could be constructed in-order to save the Biden Administration the embarrassment of a full-blown public trial. Others believe Hunter Biden could be the target of an assassination plot, purely speculation there is currently no evidence supporting either of these theories. The House Ways and Means committee released a document on Wednesday September 26th, 2023, showing an IRS agent relaying and inquiry from a CNN producer who claimed to have an email where Hunter Biden said that all this 'stuff' will go away once his father was elected US President. To date the alleged email has not yet been made public. More text messages revealed Wednesday September 26th, 2023, by the House Ways and Means committee "suggests" President Biden personally requested a meeting with his son's [Hunter Biden] Chinese business partners. Whose company recently doled out millions of dollars to Hunter Biden. The committee obtained these messages as part of its investigation into Hunter Biden's foreign business dealings and released them, along with a trove of other documents on Wednesday Sept. 26th, 2023. This will coincide with the House oversight committee's first impeachment inquiry hearing against Biden on Thursday. On August 27th, 2017, WhatsApp message from Hunter Biden to Gongwen Dong, the director of the Chinese-Energy conglomerate CEFC, showed Hunter Biden saying his uncles "brother" wanted to meet with Ye Jianming, the chairman of the company in New York City. Federal investigators floated sex trafficking charges against Hunter Biden, according to a document released by Republican members on the House Ways and Means committee.

12/08/2023 Hunter Biden quote of the day - "Elon Musk doesn’t care about the goddamn First Amendment, he doesn’t care about anybody but himself and so all of this idea that he’s a champion for the First Amendment and blah blah blah, Elon Musk doesn’t care about democracy, Elon Musk doesn’t care about our freedom to vote, he doesn’t care about that."   Credit the Story to BREAKING: Elon Musk puts Hunter Biden on BLAST for false 'misinformation' accusation | The Post Millennial | thepostmillennial.com 

12/10/2023 Hunter Biden Indicted on Federal Tax Evasion charges. Fails to appear for a federal subpoena and disposition questioned and witnessed by members of congress. Hunter Biden requested it be a public disposition, which would be referred to as a Federal Hearing, something he did not agree too, nor did the interviewing members of congress. Therefore, he should be held in contempt - he agreed to the disposition, and subsequently failed to show up citing it should be a public disposition, rather than behind closed-doors, according to most State/Federal court districts disposition(s) always done behind closed doors. He didn't agree to a public hearing, he agreed to a disposition, after the disposition has been completed, he would be allotted the opportunity to speak in public. Further diminishing his lack of public credibility; not that he had much of it to begin with.

To be continued... 

Hostilities have erupted between Azerbaijan and Armenian forces over Nagorno-Karabakh region. 

There has been a recent escalation in the conflict between Azerbaijan and Armenia over Nagorno-Karabakh Region. Azerbaijan has launched what it calls "anti-terrorist operations" in the Nagorno-Karabakh region and demanded the "complete withdrawal" of ethnic Armenian forces as a condition for peace. Armenia's foreign ministry has urged Russian peacekeeping troops in the region to intervene and stop what it describes as Baku's "full-scale aggression" against the local population. Armenia has accused Azerbaijan of attempting "ethnic cleansing" in the region. However, Armenia's defense ministry, has stated that there is no Armenian military equipment or personnel in Nagorno-Karabakh. The situation has raised international concern, with both Russia and the US calling for an immediate stoppage of hostilities. The UN has also urged "sustained dialogue" to avoid clashes. The conflict has been ongoing for three decades, and the region has been the center of two wars since the fall of the Soviet Union in 1991. The recent escalation has resulted in dozens of casualties, both civilian, and military. The situation is indeed concerning.   

Reports of Ukrainian Special Service agents carrying-out drone attacks against PMC Wagner affiliates in Sudan, Africa?

You read the title correctly; as of today September 19th, 2023, these are the latest reports out of Sudan Africa conflict concerning Ukraine and PMC Wagner group affiliates. Reports of Ukrainian special services being involved in drone attacks against a militia group backed by PMC Wagner, a recent popular Russian mercenary group, in Sudan Africa. According to a CNN investigation, a Ukrainian military source said that "Ukrainian special services were likely responsible" for the strikes and a ground operation targeted the Rapid Support Forces (RSF), a paramilitary group this is fighting against the Sudanese Army for the control of the country. The RSF is believed to be receiving assistance from Wagner PMC, which has a presence in several different African countries. The drone attacks began on September 8th, 2023, and involved two commercially available drones widely used by Ukrainians. The footage of the attacks showed Ukrainian text on the drone controller, and the use of tactics that are uncommon in Sudan and the region. The attacks hit trucks, buildings and personnel near RSF positions that are in Omdurman and Ombada, two cities across the Nile River from the capital of Khartoum. The CNN report also revealed that Wagner PMC has sent a convoy of weapons to an RSF garrison in Al-Zurug, Southwest Sudan, two days before the attacks. The convoy had moved through Chad, Africa - where Wagner does not have an established presence, indicating a possible expansion of Russia and Wagner's influence on the continent. The CNN investigation was based on video footage obtained through social media, and whistleblowers in Chad, as well as analysis by experts. The report also cited other sources that corroborated or expressed surprise at the claimed Ukrainian involvement. Ukraine has not yet officially claimed responsibility for the attacks, and a Sudanese military source said he had no knowledge of a Ukrainian operation in Sudan. The alleged covert attacks by Ukraine in Sudan would mark a dramatic and provocative escalation of Kyiv's theater of war against Moscow, which invaded Ukraine twice in the past decade once on February 20th, 2014, and again most recently on February 24th, 2022. 

A video was Published via Kyiv Independent, today November 6th, 2023. Show Ukrainian Special Forces allegedly eliminating Wagner PMC forces who've committed atrocities in Ukraine during the initial invasion. This is a significant update in the war, showing the outreach of Ukrainian intelligence and special forces capabilities, if this turns out to be true. Again, showcasing the global nature of this conflict, and how it is absolutely spreading to other nations and even continents.  

Evidence of Azerbaijan Military corruption and US Generals & U.S Lobby firms controlled via Azeri money.

In 2014-2015, an estimated 2.6 billion Euro(s) in dirty money flowed out of Azerbaijan, some of which was used to bride European Politicians and journalists to influence their views on the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict and other issues. Two retired U.S Air Force Generals, Duncan McNabb and William Fraser III, who oversaw US supply routes through Azerbaijan during the war in Afghanistan, tried to profit from their connections by negotiating consulting deals with Silk Way Airlines, an Azerbaijan cargo carrier that received $369 million in U.S defense contracts. The Air Force blocked their requests, fearing a potential scandal and risk to national security. Azerbaijan launched new military operation in Nagorno-Karabakh on September 19th, 2023, claiming to target only legitimate military targets/installations and infrastructure using high-precision weapons. However, there are reports of civilian casualties and human rights violations by the Azerbaijan forces, as well as allegations of using banned cluster munitions and white phosphorus. Some analysts suggest that the operation is motivated by President Ilham Aliyev's desire to divert attention from the domestic problems and discontent in his country, and to consolidate his power and legitimacy.  Azerbaijan lobbyist firms well established in the United States; The Livingston Group, a lobby firm founded by former Republican Congressman Bob Livingston, who has been representing Azerbaijan since 2009 and has received over $10 million USD in fees from the Azerbaijan Government. The firm has lobbied on various issues related to Azerbaijan, such as energy, security, trade, human rights, and the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict. The Azerbaijan American Alliance, a 'non-profit' organization established in 2011 by Anar Mammadov, the son of Azerbaijan's transport minister Ziya Mammadov. The group has spent millions of dollars on public relations campaigns, cultural events, congressional trips, and of course donations to influential politicians and think tanks to boost Azerbaijan's reputation and influence in the US. The group has also received funds from Azerbaijani Laundromat, a secret money laundering scheme that saw 2.5 billion Euros flow out of the country between 2012 and 2014. Renaissance Associates, a mysterious Baku-Based organization that has hired a Virginia firm called Bob Lawrence & Associates to lobby the US Government on behalf of Azerbaijan since 2003. The firm has orchestrated praise for Azerbaijan and arranged meetings between Azerbaijani officials and US lawmakers, some of whom have received campaign donations from Renaissance Associates representatives. The organization has also received funds from the Azerbaijan Laundromat through two offshore shell companies. The Turquoise Council for Americans and Eurasians, a Houston-based group connected to Fethullah Gulen, the leader of the moderate Islamist Hizmet movement who fled Turkey in 1999 and is accused by the Turkish government of masterminding a failed coup attempt in 2016'. The group has organized conferences and trips to Baku for state legislators from 17 states, some of whom have introduced resolutions or memorials relating to Azerbaijan in their respective legislatures. The group has also collaborated with Elkhan Suleymanov, an Azerbaijani parliamentarian who is responsible for implementing an aggressive plan to improve the country's image called "Azerbaijan 2020: Smile Future". 

11/08/2023 11:11AM - Rumors swirl, over Azerbaijan's sudden take-over of Nagorno-Karabakh region. Though Armenians are Christians by faith, and technically apart of the CSTO [Collective Security Treaty Organization], which has proven to be in-effective thus far. Iran also has collective interests in Armenia and wouldn't simply sit by and watch Azerbaijan invade Southern Armenia proper. Some sources say Israel could be potentially putting pressure on Azerbaijan [a major purchasers of Israeli weapons] to invade Souther Armenia, thus, forcing Iran to commit resources to the fight on their northern borders.