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  • in reply to: COVID Equals Groundhog Day #66107
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    The case some of us have been making seems to get stronger and stronger as time passes. Which leads to the next thought in the chain, if we’re being lied to, why? My first thought goes to it being political. When this first began, people would say how can the entire world be in on it? Well, we all know that the rest of the world hates trump as much as some here, i remember viewing a g-7 pic of trump on one side of the room while the rest of the leaders give him the stink eye. I’ve been paying attention to politics since the 90’s. I remember accusations of the clintons being in bed with the Chi-coms then. Perhaps the globalists are all on board for the new world order and they viewed Trump as an impediment. Four years of unsubstantiated propahandi didn’t do the trick (lets call it what it really was) and perhaps many of them are guilty of things they thought he might expose, wrecking the entire house of cards. Perhaps they are desperate enough to cause such suffering and agony, i wouldn’t put it past them.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle November 25 2020 #66023
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    “You’ve been a guinea pig since the day you were born. No wait, before that too.”

    Sigh, don’t i know it.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle November 25 2020 #66020
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    In case anyone has been enjoying these:

    in reply to: Debt Rattle November 25 2020 #66019
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    “Become a guinea pig ”

    We’ve all been guinea pigs since 2008.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle November 21 2020 #65897
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    Why bother with a vaccine when 95 year olds get covid and are fine? My buddy’s 95 year old grandma was diagnosed 2 weeks ago and is ending her quarantine today. She’s fine. His other grandma around the same age (both in nursing homes) “got it” and she’s fine. But we need a vaccine? Once again i’ll ask, why haven’t we built more capacity? Here we are 9 months later and they’ve been telling us since at least may that the winter was going to be a second wave, and what have we done? We rushed vaccines, no hospitals, no masks that actually work. It’s almost like the system is on autopilot and its TINA. Unless some vested connected interest can profit off something, even a pandemic, it won’t happen in 2020 america.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle November 21 2020 #65895
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    I’ll just leave this here

    in reply to: Debt Rattle November 20 2020 #65847
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    ” An enemy is an enemy, and our government long ago became our enemy.”

    Truth!

    in reply to: Debt Rattle November 20 2020 #65838
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    @zerozum

    Interesting that a democrat constituency is getting a big pay bump during this crisis. What about all those essential workers, nah they just get ads thanking them for being cannon fodder. If only they’d gone to college, essential to becoming a member of that democrat constituency.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle November 20 2020 #65829
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    @myparentssaidknow

    He’s telling you what comes next because the virus has not scared us enough. Also the NTY is now saying “the great reset” is a conspiracy theory even though it tells you exactly what they’re planning on the WEFs website.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle November 19 2020 #65792
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    “Something about that Danish mask study doesn’t add up.”

    Something about 2020 doesn’t add up.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle November 19 2020 #65777
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    oldandtired

    DING DING DING DING, winner winner chicken dinner. Next they’ll just add all mortgage debt to the balance sheet also, and the only people punished will be those who have been punished non stop the past 30 years, the prudent.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle November 19 2020 #65775
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    @John Day

    I work for a major healthcare provider/insurance group. They had a townhall a few weeks back where everything they said about C-19 was the opposite of what you say. Any ideas why they may be telling people not take vitamins and such?

    in reply to: Debt Rattle November 18 2020 #65750
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    Constitutional Convention?

    in reply to: Debt Rattle November 18 2020 #65741
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    “It was an exciting time as “the people” at a grassroots level were taking a stand. Occupy was a force that had an impact – until the banks understood its potential and the corporatists + state rolled us over. ”

    Which is why i was always suspicious about all of the protests this year, along with the fact that we’ve got a pandemic going on dontcha know

    in reply to: Debt Rattle November 18 2020 #65738
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    From another website with regards to QE:

    “I keep an eye on assets at the Fed, ECB, BoJ and BoE, and here are the monthly movements (in USD bn) in 2020:

    Jan -36bn
    Feb +49bn
    Mar +1,420bn
    Apr +2,232bn
    May +1,025bn
    Jun +884bn
    Jul +805bn
    Aug +410bn
    Sep +37bn
    Oct +576bn

    This totals $7.4 trillion over ten months.”

    Nope, its not a continuation of 2008, its all the virus. Who would have ever thought that a virus would need soooo much monetary juice. No new hospitals that i know, no N95 masks for the citizens to keep us safe from something that removes all blame from guilty parties. Anyways i’m shocked the numbers are so large. Makes 2008 look like a light drizzle.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle November 18 2020 #65737
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    @susmarie

    The system as is can not be changed from within, that has long been obvious. The real change will be a bottom up effort.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle November 17 2020 #65721
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    in reply to: Debt Rattle November 17 2020 #65718
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    @D Benton

    “And you’re right, it’s way deeper. Too deep for a platform like TAE which already has an accepted focal range and exists due to the long and faithful work (for low pay) of it’s co-founder Raul . I would not be willing to lead us down some other garden path of discussion without his express request to do so.”

    What are you suggesting that is so deep it may blow our minds?

    in reply to: Debt Rattle November 17 2020 #65715
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    @Zerozum

    Thanks for the suggestion, and excellent article. I found this one to be very interesting

    From Ebola 2014 to COVID-19, or…    Propagandizing the Profits of Panic.    

    in reply to: Debt Rattle November 17 2020 #65707
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    anyone i’ve spoken with who’s family has had it also said
    “My household is all recovered here — with (so far) no indication of long-term effects.”

    What is going here?

    in reply to: Debt Rattle November 17 2020 #65706
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    Is it safe to ask, based on our lived exp. the past nine months, are we overreacting?

    in reply to: Debt Rattle November 17 2020 #65705
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    @Phoneixvoice

    Glad to hear everyone in your house is doing well!

    “On day 10 I began showing clear symptoms of Covid.”

    Can you describe these? A gentleman who works for my dad lives with his grandaughter. She tested positive for COVID and he negative. I asked what symptoms she had and he said a runny nose. Wouldn’t you expect everyone around someone who had covid to get it based on the way the media reports on it?

    in reply to: Debt Rattle November 17 2020 #65695
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    @zerozum

    I know they’re lying. Now why would they lie about something like that, but not something like covid? Why would you tell the truth about one thing (which to me appears like you’re trying to cover your past mistakes while also reducing the freedom of the people even more) but lie about another?

    in reply to: Debt Rattle November 17 2020 #65693
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    in reply to: Debt Rattle November 13 2020 #65549
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    “apparentely the chemicals used requires the extreme refrigeration”

    Well that makes me feel better. Aren’t they not liable for any adverse reactions you might have from this?

    in reply to: Debt Rattle November 13 2020 #65548
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    “Gosh, if only we could have a worldwide forced austerity, martial law and unlimited house arrest supported by the people. IF Only! Then, THEN, we rich folks could survive such a thing and keep our power.

    …but seems like a pipe dream that it could just appear on schedule in 1971 = 49, doesn’t it? Oh well. I guess we’ll just give up our power and die then.”

    DING DING DING we have a winner folks! Step right up for your prize Dr. D, Social ostracized

    in reply to: Debt Rattle November 13 2020 #65543
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    – How can such an unstable agent (-70ºC refrigeration required!) be accepted as a solution? And what will happen once that criterion cannot be met? Will the “vaccine” become useless or will it turn into something potentially dangerous?

    How is it that the virus can live at higher temperatures, but the vaccine can not?

    in reply to: Debt Rattle November 13 2020 #65537
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    A law firm representing the Trump campaign’s efforts to challenge the Pennsylvania election results gave notice late Thursday that they are withdrawing from one of the cases. While no reason was given for the decision by Porter Wright Morris & Arthur LLP, Bloomberg notes that it was one of two law firms targeted by the Lincoln Project – a group of ‘never-Trump’ Republicans devoted to removing Trump from office.

    On Tuesday, the group encouraged people to join LinkedIn and target individual employees of Porter Wright and another law firm, Jones Day, and “Ask them how they can work for an organization trying to overturn the will of the American people.”

    in reply to: Debt Rattle November 13 2020 #65533
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    Raul,

    Any thoughts on the WEF’s Great reset?

    https://www.weforum.org/great-reset/

    in reply to: Debt Rattle November 13 2020 #65531
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    in reply to: Debt Rattle November 13 2020 #65529
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    Elon Musk said he took four Covid tests, two came back positive and two came back negative. Jesus Christ when will the truth come out. But people aren’t that evil, they’d never do such a thing as to make up a virus or release one for their own selfish reasons. Nothing like that has ever happened in human history!

    in reply to: Debt Rattle November 13 2020 #65527
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    Its not any different, i agree. I still say the way trump has been treated is way worse then when obama was president. I’ve been reading zerohedge since 2009 and they never posted stuff about him like the MSM reports on Trump. Its been four long years of being gaslighted by the media and most people that think of themselves of the “left”. Rather emotionally exhausting, now throw covid and an election on top of that and i’m not really surprised the country is losing its minds. Yves Smith posted CJ Hopkins at NC today. Not really sure why cause now they’re all commenting on how terrible he is. I tried to stick up for him but low and behold they must have banned my email address. Such open minded and truth searching people!

    in reply to: Debt Rattle November 13 2020 #65524
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    https://www.zerohedge.com/political/obama-warns-trumps-election-fraud-claims-put-us-democracy-dangerous-path

    sigh

    Sorry Raul, hadn’t noticed you posted this. This article upsets me more then most, the “best” man of our time just really has no shame. If people are willing to stoop so low, how low will they go?

    in reply to: Debt Rattle November 12 2020 #65487
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    i ain’t getting no vaccine

    in reply to: Debt Rattle November 12 2020 #65483
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    “any country, such as Sweden, that decides not to follow the “lockdown everything hard and often” approach would represent a serious threat to this agenda. ”

    Well that would explain all the bad press they’ve been getting since they bucked the trend.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle November 12 2020 #65477
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    “Suppose you were one of the evil geniuses who run the global economy. Of course, you would want to continue running it in a stable, secure, profitable manner in spite of any problems that might crop up now and again. You would want to solve these problems swiftly and efficiently without drawing any undue attention to yourself and your evil ways. What, then, would you currently see as the major problems crying out for a swift, preemptive solution, and how should you address them?

    First, you’d note that there is a major problem developing with the world’s energy supply. This has been endlessly predicted since the mid-1990s, but various technological advancements and geopolitical maneuverings have pushed the final crisis off by two decades. But now the final crisis is getting closer and closer. New resource discoveries have fallen so far behind production that there is no hope of ever catching up. The last great hope for the US and the world, which was fracking, is now failing, having never made much of a profit. Most of the companies involved have either gone bankrupt or are about to. Renewables, in the form of electricity from wind and solar, have proven to be too expensive and disruptive for electric grids because of their intermittency coupled with the impracticality of storing large amounts of electricity. Geopolitical gambits, such as trying to topple Venezuela’s government and steal its oil, or to sanction Russia into behaving like a gas station with its economy in shreds, have all failed. Energy returned on energy invested—a difficult to calculate but ultimately decisive measure of the feasibility of any energy venture—is continuing to decline.

    Being an evil genius rather than just some ignorant amateur armchair pilot, you would be fully cognizant of the fact that failure to do something to balance fossil fuel energy supply against demand would cause global economic collapse. Since the advent of coal-based industrialization, economic growth has always been accompanied by a proportional increase in the use of fossil fuels. But further such increases now appear to be impossible. The existing global economy relies on credit to sustain production, and on continuous growth to remain creditworthy. In this scheme, the only alternative to continuous economic growth is economic collapse. And so you start looking for ways to rebalance the energy equation by shutting down parts of the global economy while allowing others to continue to grow. Since nobody is particularly eager to stampede toward the abattoir, your task is to find a way to mislead them into doing so voluntarily, supposedly for their own good.

    The next question to decide is which industrialized nations are ready for the meathook. You would observe that certain countries have been continuously living beyond their means. They have been endlessly borrowing money far in excess of their economic growth potential and their ability to ever repay the debts they are now taking on is precisely nil. Chief among them is the United States, which has been living on borrowed time for decades now and whose mammoth debt dwarfs all previous excesses combined. Coupled with the gradual loss of reserve currency status by the US dollar and the concomitant loss by the US of the exorbitant privilege of printing money as needed, this has placed the US at the epicenter of the inevitable financial collapse. You would interpret the REPO panic of August 2019, when interest on overnight loans that used US federal debt as collateral spiked to 10%, as a crack in the carefully maintained Potemkin village façade of the US financial system.

    Turning attention to the fiscal situation in the US, you’d notice that the US is no longer able to finance its ever-growing budget deficits by borrowing from abroad because foreigners who are now net sellers of US debt instruments. You are shocked to discover that the US government is now borrowing close to half of what it spends, accumulating short-term debt twice as fast as it could possibly hope to repay it, and nonchalantly planning to roll it over into more short-term debt while borrowing even more in the years to come. An image comes to you of a particularly bullheaded bull standing in the middle of railroad tracks and attempting to stare down an oncoming train.

    Being a financial genius, you know all there is to know about pyramid schemes, and you readily identify this state of affairs as a pure pyramid scheme. Since pyramid schemes all fail, and since they tend to do so more or less instantaneously, you start looking for a way to front-run its collapse in order to maintain control of the situation. Your main short-term objective would be to avoid a worldwide panic by placing the global economy into something like a medically induced coma, feeding it an intravenous drip of free money. This pause would give you an opportunity to make some necessary changes, some of them cosmetic, some quite dramatic.”

    in reply to: Debt Rattle November 12 2020 #65475
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    Did anyone here ever get a chance to read Nefarious objectives by dimtri orlov? Its behind a paywall and i’m curious what the entire gist was.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle November 11 2020 #65447
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    Can’t get enough of this

    in reply to: Debt Rattle November 11 2020 #65439
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