Mr. House
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“This means that over the past 12 months, US household net worth has increased by:
Q2 2020: $7.92TN
Q3 2020: $4.26TN
Q4 2020: $7.9TN
Q1 2021: $5.1TN
Q2 2021: $5.85TN… a grand total of $31 trillion. And since the bulk of this wealth goes to a fraction of the wealthiest 1% (see chart at the bottom), it means that the covid pandemic has been the biggest wealth transfer in history, making America’s richest even richer.”
Mr. HouseParticipant“but it doesn’t comport with my real-lived experience”
Just like everything that has gone on the past two years 😉
Actually you could say since Trump was elected. That is when we released our grip on reality. You know, when the “news” was telling me he was hitler and anyone who you spoke to in the city confirmed that. Then they tried to convince you to vote for Biden because nazis.
Mr. HouseParticipantThe movie Toys with Robin Williams suggested that video games would be used by the military to create the soldiers of tomorrow!
Mr. HouseParticipantHow to win friends and influence people: or convince people who think you’re trying to replace them with cheap labor that you are!
Mr. HouseParticipant“reporting all $600 transactions effectively makes all transactions over $600 “electronic”, doesn’t it?”
Indeed, and i would also suspect that this would only add costs to any bank that is small. The better to create mergers for the larger ones!
Mr. HouseParticipanteverytime you pay the rent the IRS will be notified!
Mr. HouseParticipantHas anyone read about the 600 dollar transaction limit that banks must report to the IRS that is part of the new “infrastructure” bill? Its currently 10 grand, but lowering the limit to 600 will help to make the wealthy pay their fair share? Everything is “newspeak” these days. They also had a portion in the bill where all new cars must have sensors which will detect if you are drunk driving and the car can be shutdown. Everything is always for your own good, it would be easier to swallow if from time to time the wealthy and powerful were held to the same standards as the peons 😉
Mr. HouseParticipantUh huh. How could that be? I would imagine everyone in the nursing home was vaxxed. Unless your goal of vaxxing during a “pandemic” was to create more variants. Thank god we only have the most selfless, moral, and honorable people in charge of this shit show 😉
Mr. HouseParticipant“My point is if operation pandemic is designed to usher in a great reset, then the virus is “designed” not to go away until all the real tangible wealth has been transferred and the digital-paper mirage collapses. I’ve written about this before. What prolongs the crisis? The variants. Who is making the variants? Look not to the narrative and propaganda designed to distract you on both sides (unvaccinated vs. vaccinated), but at the data. Watch the most vaccinated countries and where the variants and surges are occurring. Keep in mind, though, that data can be easily manipulated. Also, take a look at the historical studies on antibody-dependent enhancement (ADE). I’m not a scientist but I’ve heard several doctors say (not on mainstream media) that you should never vaccinate during a pandemic for this very reason. I plead ignorance on the science—I don’t know. But I do know that something is very wrong in all of this.”
Mr. HouseParticipantMr. HouseParticipant“In politics, nothing happens by accident. If it happens, you can bet it was planned that way.”
Franklin Roosevelt
I mean we do live in a political economy, though we don’t call it that anymore. Can this quote be extended to that?
Mr. HouseParticipantPresident of Haiti assassinated, still not known by whom
Haiti then suffers an earthquake
Now we have 15,000 at the southern border, how did they get to the southern border?Mr. HouseParticipantThis is not a sign of pandemic, this is a sign of collapse
“It feels like we no longer live in the country that came together after 9/11. How do we get that back?”
You don’t. The best way to go about it would be to decentralize and give more power to the people and less to corporate hierarchies, but that won’t be done. Instead they’ll push for even more centralization and attempt to tighten their grip. Instead, like a person hanging from a ledge of a tall building by their fingers, one by one each finger will slip. The question to you my fellow readers, is how will you react? As you have during covid, begging that they take more power and control? Or recognizing that isn’t the answer and taking more power and control for yourself?
Mr. HouseParticipantThis gets my spidey senses tingling
https://time.com/6099105/us-china-digital-currency-central-bank/
Mr. HouseParticipantWould they ever do this to people? For money, love and country?
Mr. HouseParticipantFunny, up until the month of august i didn’t know a single person with covid. Now everyone who avoided it for over a year is suddenly catching it.
Mr. HouseParticipant“Make your peace.
Enjoy your life.
Death will still be your ending.”Indeed, i feel the same way about covid 😉
Mr. HouseParticipantfound this to be interesting
Mr. HouseParticipantFīat jūstitia ruat cælum
Mr. HouseParticipant“buckle under and squish the desperate proles who’ll pay for the clean up.”
That was always going to be the case, deflation is deflation of everything. Me, i trust chaos more then those who have been calling the shots from 9/11/2001 thru 9/20/2021
Mr. HouseParticipantSomething tells me this wouldn’t cut it these days 😉
Mr. HouseParticipantHope you’re correct Raul, nothing would please me more then watching the corrupt finance system buckle under the weight of all its lies. Would be interesting to see how they spin that.
Mr. HouseParticipantEvergrande is said to have 300 billion in debt……… the fed prints that in two and a half days, and has been since march 2020.
Mr. HouseParticipantA point someone else made: AOC was gifted the 35,000 ticket to the event, which is taxable as in she should pay taxes on that. wonder if she will?
A second thought: What person who can gift 35,000 would be supporting someone who was actually serious about “taxing the rich”?
Mr. HouseParticipantYeah my cousin got into trouble with credit cards in college. Turning 18 isn’t about voting, its about the spigot of debt being opened up to you. In todays society, if you want to do something revolutionary, get out of debt 😉
Mr. HouseParticipantthought this was rather good:
“People are pointing to the current crisis in China as a replay of the Lehman debacle 13 years ago, but in reality, it is a continuation of it. Starting in the 1980’s, the people actually in charge of the world began to transition the global economy away from an asset based system to a credit based system. The great debt explosion that ensued took many forms and the rise of China was one aspect. Without the massive growth in global debt, China’s growth would have been impossible.
The thing with debt is that it has to eventually be repaid. That means there is a hard limit to the amount of debt that can be generated. A system based on the assumption that debt can expand forever will naturally end in a crisis when that that assumption runs into the reality of the debt limit. In this regard, Lehman, the mortgage crisis and now the Evergrande crisis should be seen as warning tremors. One day soon there will be no way to paper over one of these crises.
Step back and look at what has happened over the last half century and what you see is an effort to mitigate the demographic decline of the West. The reason China was so attractive to the West is she was full of young people. China’s utility to the West is in decline because she is rapidly getting old. The massively complex system that is the Western financial modern is just a way to turn the youth of other societies into cash for the Western welfare state. Their vigor is our safety net.
The trouble is the system drains the vitality of all those exposed to it. Japan was the first example of a formerly fecund society drained of its youth and vitality by exposure to the Western economic model. Korea soon followed. Now we see all of the same signs in China as she nears the end of her economic cycle. The only place left with lots of young people is Africa, but even the scheming of Western elites will never be enough to conquer the dark continent in this way.
In this context, what is happening in China is a sign that the system of endless credit expansion is really the implementation of a system that converts civilizational vigor into cash for a tiny minority. The natural limit on the expansion of credit is set by the limit of young people available to be consumed. China’s future was written in her one child policy and ultimately that would set the end times for the West. Once we run out of kids to convert to credit, the plates stop spinning.”
Mr. HouseParticipant“So please. Explain again how it was the fault of the unvaccinated? Illinois is right at about 50-50 in terms of vaccinated vs unvaxxed, so statistically it is at least as likely she caught it from a vaccinated spreader”
As the archdruid likes to state: This is the death of the religion of progress. The vaccines represent progress and thus can not have any flaws. You getting the jab is your affirmation to the religion of progress. People generally don’t do well when their religion dies 😉
Mr. HouseParticipantSomething to keep an eye on in regards to petrodollar:
Mr. HouseParticipantYeah why get worked up over her dress? She’s been proven a fake time and time again. I remember arguing that back at NC when she first came on the scene. Something struck me funny about her being on the cover of Vogue after winning her election. People who want to “Tax the Rich” don’t go on the cover of Vogue. They wouldn’t listen then, those people are truly charlie brown.
Mr. HouseParticipantSometimes i wonder: If we’d never shutdown in 2020, would we have noticed? I didn’t get sick until August this year and didn’t know anyone who was sick thru out all of 2020. Was the shutdown just another facet of keeping people from getting together and talking, making the biggly claims the corps and media were making more “real”? Is staying rich and powerful worth ruining so many lives? History would suggest most at the top would say yes.
Mr. HouseParticipantThey’ve already proved that half the country will beg for their “leadership” because of the “pandemic”, now imagine people don’t have electricity, food, gasoline? Who will you hang with? The soyboys in the city or the people in the country who just happen to be a bit more independent? Assuming they let you hang with them.
Mr. HouseParticipantThis is what happens when you’re sane and you don’t consider that maybe they do want society to fall apart?
Mr. HouseParticipantMaybe they should just leave people alone? But as Dr. D loves to point out, they just can’t do that. Nor can they win arguments against those who argue against jabs, so they resort to gaslighting. One of the com mentors mentioned trust and i agree 100%. Pointed that out last spring/summer. The goal of the media was to destroy trust in my opinion and who do they get their marching orders from?
Forceful Vaccine Messages Backfire With Holdouts – How Can It Be Done Better?
Mr. HouseParticipantthought this was a good quote, hat tip jessiescafeamerican
“They support freedom for themselves and slavery for everyone else, and they use the freedom of the market to disguise this. Economic coercion is just a different form of force.”
Robert Peate
Mr. HouseParticipantGot cash?
Mr. HouseParticipantEvergrande defaults and only 15 days until October
Mr. HouseParticipantworth a listen
Mr. HouseParticipant“Who the fuck are you to be giving someone advice on how to parent their children.”
Someone who loves slavery to corporations and .gov!
Mr. HouseParticipantPerhaps the same was happening here? I wouldn’t see why not, i mean everything else they did last year was so globally coordinated.
https://moneycircus.substack.com/p/matt-hancock-and-the-midazolam-touch
Mr. HouseParticipantHow many of all those deaths that the media likes to cite everyday to drum up more fear were due to only covid? Come on, i know some of you have looked at the stats 😉
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