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  • in reply to: Debt Rattle August 6 2020 #61868
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    With regards to hydroxychloroquine/zinc:

    The only thing i can think of on why TPTB are so hostile to it, it would end their party early if it ended up being effective with COVID-19.

    The longer this goes on the more it feels like a color revolution. Rest of the world hates trump as much as the left in america. Yo rest of the world, it us americas intelligence agencies. We know you hate trump as much as we do and you don’t want another 4 years of him. We’ve got this plan to totally tank the economy, not to mention its kinda on the ropes anyways. Can we count on you guys to go along? We’ll make sure you get boatloads of money. If this is true, then it destroys my idea that Trump is just a stooge.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle August 6 2020 #61867
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    Raul have you ever read anything by FOFOA?

    http://fofoa.blogspot.com/

    in reply to: Debt Rattle August 6 2020 #61866
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    “The Internet has become an Orwellian chorus of shrieking, sanctimonious voices bullying everyone into conformity with charts, graphs, and desperate guilt-trips, few of which have much connection to reality. Corporations and governments are censoring dissent. We’re approaching a level of manufactured mass hysteria and herd mentality that not even Goebbels could have imagined.”

    cough cough naked capitalism cough cough

    So whats the deal with finance anymore? Should we all expect interest rates to remain at zero for the rest of our lives, like i have since 2008?

    in reply to: Debt Rattle August 5 2020 #61841
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    “The Internet has become an Orwellian chorus of shrieking, sanctimonious voices bullying everyone into conformity with charts, graphs, and desperate guilt-trips, few of which have much connection to reality. Corporations and governments are censoring dissent. We’re approaching a level of manufactured mass hysteria and herd mentality that not even Goebbels could have imagined.”

    CJ Hopkins is great if you guys haven’t read him

    Virus of Mass Destruction

    in reply to: Debt Rattle August 5 2020 #61838
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    @my parents said know

    “The Titanic is an icon of hubris. I suspect the species is currently working on a better one.”

    its called the global economy and the idea that those at the top earned that right

    in reply to: Debt Rattle August 5 2020 #61835
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    8 months in and we still don’t know where the virus came from or when it was first in the United States. Seems to me these should have been the first two things we answered.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle August 4 2020 #61815
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    7 billion people
    697,289 deaths

    Which leads to the chicken vs the egg argument, if we’d not done this those death numbers would be much higher!

    Strikes me as the same argument about how if we hadn’t QE’d back in 08 that i always heard when i argued against it. And if you were against it you were just a cold hearted person. And if you’re against the covid hysteria you’re a cold hearted person. Goal posts just keep moving.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle August 4 2020 #61814
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    Honest question:

    How much of what is going on is due to people actually thinking or how much is due to people just wanting to fit in? So much of what is going on now feels like its the cool people shouting you down just because. No reason or logic to it

    in reply to: Debt Rattle August 4 2020 #61812
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    I’m not voting, nor do i think it makes a difference so thats one thing i dont have to worry about this year, thank god.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle August 4 2020 #61809
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    @Kenbarrows

    Is this writer q anon level yet?

    The White Black Nationalist Color Revolution

    in reply to: Debt Rattle August 4 2020 #61808
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    So many shenanigans, and all in an election year, what are the odds!

    in reply to: Debt Rattle August 3 2020 #61781
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    Also, why does anyone even report what Neil Kashkari feels the proper response to the virus is? Doesn’t anybody other then me find this strange? My fav Kashkari moment was maybe a year or 2 ago on NPR. He and Kye risedale (spelling?) were basically rewriting the history of the financial crisis on air while i yelled at my radio.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle August 3 2020 #61779
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    Yes with regards to Japan. The funny thing is when their bubble burst in the early 90’s we told them to liquidate. Then when our bubble burst we couldn’t even take our own advice. The things people will do when their power is at stake.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle August 3 2020 #61778
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    All i know is thank god i don’t have cable tv. Can you imagine being trapped at home, nothing is open, and having to listen to political ads day in and day out until the election?

    in reply to: Debt Rattle August 3 2020 #61776
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    If that is the future, it strikes me as being very Roman.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle August 3 2020 #61775
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    “Ask Abe and Kuroda.”

    So declining household formation and birthrates. National Suicide?

    in reply to: Debt Rattle August 3 2020 #61772
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    “The only result is that people spend less, because they don’t trust the government urging for them to spend more”

    If you can’t even get people to spend more, which most people are inclined to do, because they don’t trust you, how do you run a society?

    in reply to: Debt Rattle August 2 2020 #61754
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    in reply to: Debt Rattle August 2 2020 #61753
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    Occam’s razor:

    We needed an excuse to print the largest amounts of money in the history of the world, knew we couldn’t do it without some kind of cover and here we are. Release a virus that mainly hurts the eldest in your society, you didn’t want to pay for them on social security and medicaid anyways. Hype it up and blast conflicting information to confuse the populace. Wash rinse and repeat

    in reply to: Debt Rattle July 30 2020 #61648
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    @maxwell quest

    I concur sir. I live what i preach. My father always taught me to take responsibility for my actions. I’ll keep an eye out for that movie. Another good quote from cloud atlas to equal out my cynicism:

    Belief is both prize & battlefield, within the mind & in the mind’s mirror, the world. If we believe humanity is a ladder of tribes, a colosseum of confrontation, exploitation & bestiality, such a humanity is surely brought into being, & history’s Horroxes, Boerhaaves & Gooses shall prevail. You & I, the moneyed, the privileged, the fortunate, shall not fare so badly in this world, provided our luck holds. What of it if our consciences itch? Why undermine the dominance of our race, our gunships, our heritage & our legacy? Why fight the “natural” (oh, weaselly word!) order of things?

    Why? Because of this:—one fine day, a purely predatory world shall consume itself. Yes, the devil shall take the hindmost until the foremost is the hindmost. In an individual, selfishness uglifies the soul. For the human species, selfishness is extinction.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle July 30 2020 #61645
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    He took the kid
    He wants the right
    They took his ears
    They took his eyes
    They said a ride
    Is never free
    He couldn’t hear
    He couldn’t see
    Well there are things
    That have to die
    So other things
    Can stay alive
    The fire burns
    It burns to give
    It has to burn alive to live
    The other men spoke low
    They took a vote and said no
    They turned around real slow
    Where did they go? Where did they go?
    And the question oh, the question
    Can the kid keep his eyes?
    And the fire doesn’t die, said, “no”
    Said, “no”
    Said, “you don’t know what king we serve, boy
    Oh, you don’t know what things we employ”
    The other men spoke low
    They took a vote and said no
    They turned around real slow
    Where did they go? Where did they go?

    in reply to: Debt Rattle July 30 2020 #61644
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    @ Zerosum

    Yep. Ever had a corporate boss who didn’t like you just because? Not because you did a bad job, in fact they knew the rest of the group couldn’t get the workload done without, but because you wouldn’t bend the knee and kiss the ring, they made your life a living hell?

    in reply to: Debt Rattle July 30 2020 #61640
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    “This theme seems to be endemic today, the powerful preying upon the weak. It is tolerated, accepted, encouraged, and now rewarded. Can such a system long endure when the corruption typically found in the gutter is enshrined as the driving engine of the nation?”

    When in human history has this not been the system? Cloud atlas (a great movie and book) had a line “the weak are meat that the strong do eat”. Life is just one never ending stint in high school. The strong and powerful didn’t bully the weak in high school? That’s why i can’t get down with BLM and all these social justice movements. That type of bullying happens to everyone and anyone.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle July 30 2020 #61630
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    when you think about it economics is alot like covid 19. It is a system that we all live in, and if the majority of actors are not responsible it ends up hurting other people. Hence i wear a mask when i’m in a store because i don’t want to hurt anyone else. But in economics, who gives a s$%^ about responsibility, so don’t lecture me about being responsible

    in reply to: Debt Rattle July 30 2020 #61628
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    “Perhaps you shouldn’t have bought a house in the past ten years but booooy you couldn’t resist those low low interest rates huh?”

    Not to mention that you don’t even have to put any money down these days! What is it, 1% or 3% you have to be able to put down to buy a house? I think my old man told me his first house was 20% down. What is wrong with that? Oh well if you’re trying to keep the ponzi scheme that is our housing market alive, you can’t demand that people put 20% down. Sales would drop, perhaps prices would go down, and we can’t have that. That’s just heartless to demand any sort of responsibility of people. Only a sadistic republican would demand that people be responsible. Ah but the people at the top aren’t responsible, so whats so bad about people at the bottom trying to get their beak wet, just a little.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle July 30 2020 #61627
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    “Can someone explain what is wrong with a temp extension of unemployment benefits and the eviction ban, given that the sides are miles apart?”

    Will extending it accomplish anything? Someone the other day said things aren’t black and white, but i’m beginning to think that is a copout. If you extend this, will those people suddenly have enough money later to be able to afford what they can’t afford now? I for one would love to see lower rents due to some pressure being relieved on the market. I for one would love to see lower housing prices due to some pressure being relieved from the market. Can we all win in this life Raul? And these are the same people we’ve been telling for years to save as much money as you can, the system isn’t working in your favor. Perhaps you shouldn’t have bought a house in the past ten years but booooy you couldn’t resist those low low interest rates huh? 2008 was a learning moment, and many people decided not to learn the lesson. So if you saved and you’ve been building savings just for a moment like this, who do you screw? The people who saved nothing or the people who understood the game and have been waiting patiently for something like this to occur?

    in reply to: Debt Rattle July 29 2020 #61606
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    Masks Aren’t Enough: Dr. Fauci Says People Should “Probably Use Eye Shields” To Protect Against COVID-19

    HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

    in reply to: Debt Rattle July 29 2020 #61602
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    Any bets on when we get negative interest rates in the United States?

    in reply to: Debt Rattle July 29 2020 #61601
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    Putin invented the virus with a time machine he stole from the united states while joy riding around with donald j trump. The end goal is to demolish the fabulous corprotocracy of the united states so he can then drop the curtain to reveal that the USSR is still a going concern!

    in reply to: Debt Rattle July 29 2020 #61600
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    I concur with Thomas

    in reply to: Debt Rattle July 29 2020 #61599
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    I do understand human nature, and i do understand that when people in high places have everything to lose by telling the truth, they generally don’t tend to tell the truth.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle July 29 2020 #61597
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    “As a people we need to face the fact that we actually know very little about this virus.”

    Indeed, and when i don’t understand something i don’t blast conflicting information day in and day out. I tend to keep my mouth shut. I still don’t know anything about the virus because its worse then the plague for some people but most don’t even know they have it.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle July 29 2020 #61595
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    Wasn’t me, i didn’t comment that day. Thats another thing, how the big tech companies are tightening the vice on all of us. How they started doing that as soon as trump won the election in 2016. Suddenly we have fake news (which mainly is the people telling the truth) and propornot. Now they censor any different viewpoints online with regard to it which shall not me named.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle July 29 2020 #61593
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    Oh and Raul, off topic, but you had a guest post years ago. A younger gentleman in Grad school in england i think. It was an excellent post, he imagined what it must have been like to be in battle during the ancient times. And how Giant corporations are basically dinosaurs in our society is in phase change. That would be an excellent article to repost. And thank you for all you do, i do really appreciate your writing.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle July 29 2020 #61592
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    Also, no offense intended. I’m just tired of the lies.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle July 29 2020 #61591
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    If those who run our country have our best interests in mind, why wouldn’t they let the people know what was in the TPP and other great trade deals? Why did we have to pass obamacare to findout what was in it? You think, that if the rest of the world said F you to the US (china not wanting to put up with our BS anymore with regards to trade and so forth) that they would just tell us? All these people know how to do is lie. And all we know how to do is nod our heads in agreement.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle July 29 2020 #61590
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    “The whole topic has become political, masks are no good, nor are lockdowns, if that serves a purpose. Same for they are good, just for a different audience. And if we can use it to keep Biden in his basement, we will. ”

    This is true, and that is how i know its not serious. People are scared now, but not because of the virus. I bet if you ask 100 people how many know someone first hand who has had the virus, 99 will say they don’t know anyone. People are scared because everything has gone crazy, its been turned up to 11. 2008 Destroyed alot of trust in the system, this is destroying the remaining trust it had, and the trust that people have for other people. Maybe its different in Athens, but most people you walk past on the street now in america cross to the other side or walk out into the road if you’re on the same side of the sidewalk as them. Everyone is the enemy, if not because of the virus, then probably because they don’t agree with you politically. And you could write plenty about all the financial BS that has gone on for the past seven months. Why were REPOS going crazy starting september of last year and all the way up until the virus? Why did that stress end once QE was started up again on a massive scale? You might consider that just as abstract as the virus, but i don’t think so. My savings account still yields .25 percent after a decade. I still can’t afford to buy a house. I have to deal with shyster landlords who try to nickle and dime you because they are the definition of a rentier.

    Why don’t you try a thought experiment on who is benefiting from this virus? You are an excellent writer, but you can’t imagine any way shape or form that this isn’t what we’re being told it is?

    in reply to: Debt Rattle July 29 2020 #61587
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    “Every time I tweet about Covid, I lose about 100 followers. People really don’t want to hear about Covid anymore. They’re sick of it, and they hate anyone who reminds them of it.”

    Well duh. EVERY DAY FOR THE PAST FIVE MONTHS ITS ALL WE’VE HEARD ABOUT. That and the information isn’t even that good. Every site you visit has the cases and death charts, EVERY SITE! Even yahoo finance give you covid stats. I feel like alex at the end of clockwork orange, you’ve all got my eyes pried open and i’m bound to chair and i have to watch covid stats and competing narratives for five months straight. Not to mention i still don’t know a single person first hand who’s had the virus.

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