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  • in reply to: Debt Rattle March 28 2026 #236522

    War is a laboratory.
    Think of war- it tells a story:
    Who will lay their cards down first?
    Who’s the best at being worst?

    And in the end the money floats like cream
    To those who love to screw the ones who dream.

    Another eye-opener from Simon Dixon, with Peter McCormack. (Five days ago. About 2 hrs.)

    If my eyes open any further, I’m gonna look like Gollum.
    It makes me think the city of london is a a muddy footprint in the dirty world of money and power.

    The Xi/Trump meeting moved to May- I wonder what Simon says?

    in reply to: Debt Rattle March 27 2026 #236406

    So the city of London goes down, and the blank pages of “development and growth” replace it.
    The Optimists are silent about the technocratic state, which is inexorable. It governs the narrative; and along with the plutocrats and banksters, who control the money, it sees total control within reach.
    Here‘s the extraordinary Whitney Webb on Jimmy Dore’s show.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle March 26 2026 #236311

    The Water Bearer won’t be philanthropic.
    The realm he ushers in will be dystopic.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle March 26 2026 #236286

    “no base heat shield needed…”
    Ah. That film studio must be up and running again.

    Hey Jensen! Do it NOW!
    The speed of light is a snail’s pace in the great big universe.

    Real futurists.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle March 26 2026 #236283

    OR….Meningitis is commensal. Hmmmm. How can we get it across the blood/brain barrier?
    “To save on prickly swabs/tests, we’re first going to swab your throat, then your nose, okay?”

    It’s going to be a real headache. (yuk yuk)

    in reply to: Debt Rattle March 26 2026 #236275

    I figure that new meningitis strain (found exclusively on the tip of a pcr swab) ought to get to the states around the midterms.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle March 25 2026 #236151

    I was just listening to Simon Dixon (first I’ve heard of him) with Dave Collum on “BTC Sessions”. His topics are the financial industrial complex and bitcoin (though not so much in this talk). He was interesting enough that Collum kept his mouth shut.
    Just over 2 hours. History and finance and war.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle March 24 2026 #235996

    The following points are made in a comment from “Ponzi unit”, and is a good use of AI. From the markettickerNAD:

    The government publishes its own checkbook. The data shows:

    1. One provider claimed more unique patients than the entire Medicaid program has enrolled.

    2. Two providers billed billions of dollars through one or two clinical employees.

    3. Four providers billed personal care at 9-15x the physical maximum rate, every month, for years.

    4. Thirty small LLCs across twelve states simultaneously entered the same billing market in the same month, with identical billing templates, and deliberately non-overlapping authorized officials designed to defeat standard detection queries.

    5. Eight hundred providers simultaneously stopped billing portable oxygen equipment in a single month — consistent with a mass enforcement event visible in aggregate public data.

    None of this required special access. None of this required insider knowledge. None of this required anything more than two public downloads, a free query engine, and an afternoon.

    The question Tickerguy asks — why isn’t this being done routinely? — is not a technical question. The technical capacity to do this exists and is trivially accessible. The analysis takes an afternoon. The data is free.

    The answer is in the structure of who benefits from it not being done.


    That last line pretty sums up corruption and why it is not stopped. Go to the link for the full comment and its sources.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle March 24 2026 #235995

    Happy Birthday, DBS!

    in reply to: Debt Rattle March 23 2026 #235908

    Maxwell Quest- If only.
    I would have him add: Since I already look like a great loser (the greatest loser ever), I’m taking my toys and we’re all going home. Maybe it would be better to sell them to our pals in the region, and let them use our beautiful bases in case Iran doesn’t stick to its agreement (they never stick to their agreements- they’re very bad) to stop bombing once we’re outta there.
    TYFYATTM!

    If wishes were horses, there’d be a lot of horseshit around.
    But it would win the midterms.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle March 23 2026 #235899

    23 mar
    That video up top is a textbook example of AI at work. The fake looking guy and his inabilty to move, and the cadence and syntax of the language. It’s fake.

    The sun shines on all folks the same.
    When shadows don’t match, it’s a tell
    You are watching a synthetic game.
    We’re careening towards cognitive hell!

    Check timestamp 2:08 on the Netanyahu video- look at the shadows of (most of) the people in front (which oddly converge in their super fakey way), and look at the shadow of the guy by the blue tent. The video is fake.

    I would also say the Sadygzade article is mostly AI. And if it isn’t, then it’s worse: humans are taking up AI’s style.

    If we get kicked out of NATO, the senate doesn’t have to do a thing. Getting kicked back to the western hemisphere is the point, I think.

    It’s possible Israel is showing the “destruction” of Dimona, in hopes that it won’t be struck “again”.
    Had they rebuilt it after the last time it got whacked?

    “Estrogenic thinking” (via EMB): when you accept what you have even though you hate it, but you like hating it and griping more than you will tolerate changing it.

    My key takeaway from the new zh comment section is: don’t vote.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle March 22 2026 #235745

    Seriously, if you look at realistic AI generated pictures (like that huge eagle; or that explosion far away; or that talking head) you will believe it because your eyes saw it and it looked real. It’s a lie because it doesn’t say it is faked.
    What your eyes tell you in the real world is real: anything that is on a screen is getting to be more and more dubious. But we trust our eyes….
    These bs generated realistic pictures and videos are going to mess with your brain. They will accumulate. They will get in your dreams. They will make a fool of you at bars, parties, and friendly gatherings. They will cause arguments.
    We all saw it coming. Now it’s here.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle March 22 2026 #235734

    AI is sugar, honey.
    AI makes lucre- money.
    AI will tell you what you crave.
    AI is junk food, sweetie.
    AI is fake and cheaty.
    AI’s a shadow in That Cave.

    We really want to believe our eyes-
    But AI delivers such credible lies.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle March 21 2026 #235614

    Robert Mueller dies at 81.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle March 21 2026 #235604

    The piper played a pretty tune,
    And gathered those black sheep-
    He led them to the precipice;
    They leapt into the deep.

    The piper, too, went tumbling off the edge.
    This put an end to the infernal wedge.
    So, did the piper know about his fate?
    Who cares?
    What he took with him was a slew of hate.

    At this time, Trump is in the belly of the zionist beast, acting fiercely protective of it.
    When the shell of the capsule finally breaks, Mr. Cyrus Cyanide will have played his role.

    So Comey’s 86/47 on the beach was a way for him to say- “get rid of those sandcastle files!!!!”

    in reply to: Debt Rattle March 19 2026 #235421

    “We condemn in the strongest terms recent attacks by Iran on unarmed commercial vessels in the Gulf, attacks on civilian infrastructure including oil and gas installations, and the de facto closure of the Strait of Hormuz by Iranian forces. …”

    in reply to: Debt Rattle March 19 2026 #235419

    News on Hormuz.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle March 18 2026 #235269

    Jeopardy! AI edition: grok vs chatgpt vs claude

    TAE Summary- well done. And both versions have technocratic city states lurking in the background when they go haywire.

    WES- I appreciate your insights.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle March 15 2026 #234829

    ZH comments are taken over by “Mad enough? So there’s no point in voting, right?”.
    It appears to be a very successful psyop.

    How many have died?
    We don’t get the stats,
    But Epstein and ‘yahoo
    Are Schrödinger’s cats.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle March 14 2026 #234718

    I feel I am swept in a swirl of fake news
    My head needs a rest so I’m off for a snooze.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle March 14 2026 #234712

    I don’t know if this has a webpage yet, but there are few things more mesmerizing than snowflakes blowing in the backyard light.
    We’re supposed to get FIFTEEN INCHES!!!!
    It’s March.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle March 14 2026 #234691

    D like citx? Really?

    in reply to: Debt Rattle March 14 2026 #234689

    citizenx made a cut and paste error yesterday, I hope.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle March 12 2026 #234446

    If one nuke went off anywhere at this point, all eyes would turn to tel aviv.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle March 12 2026 #234389

    Can I have a robot that has an internal combustion engine?

    in reply to: Debt Rattle March 11 2026 #234259

    Lockstep.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle March 10 2026 #234186

    Poignant, tdk. Well done.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle March 8 2026 #233822

    Destroy what you will,
    When it’s over and done,
    There’s a big void to fill.
    Have you actually won?

    When one regime is broken and another takes its place
    It’s rarely for the better in that power-vacuumed space.

    It would apply in Russia. It will apply in Iran. It would be true in Israel and the US.
    And I don’t doubt it will apply to the City of London, as well.

    Welcome to The Paradox.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle March 3 2026 #233140

    What if…
    Somewhere deep in the bowels of Manhattan
    A nuclear weapon is hidden
    Do as we say, or we’ll happily flatten
    The place. We don’t care if such things are forbidden.

    We know they have them. Where are they?

    A Golden Dome is useless in such a case.

    Oh- I stopped watching that cartoon film on 9/11 from a while back when it showed the buildings toppling over instead of falling into their own footprint. That was very, very, very wrong.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle March 2 2026 #233093

    A reaction to the bombing of Iran.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle March 1 2026 #232758

    there seem to be two new aspects to war:
    you don’t need men.
    you don’t have to surrender.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle February 27 2026 #232412

    In the movie “My Man Godfrey”, Cornelia wants to frame Godfrey, so she claims her pearls have been stolen and her father calls the police. As they search his room without finding them, she says “Why don’t you look under the mattress?” All eyes turn to her and she nervously stammers, “I heard that’s where criminals hide things”. When the pearls aren’t there, she’s shocked.
    So when democrats scream “Hey! That accusation against Trump isn’t in the files!” I think of Cornelia and her pearls.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle February 24 2026 #231762

    We can live to 120
    Imagine what congress will look like.

    Either that, or there’ll be a hell of a mouse problem in the future.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle February 24 2026 #231728

    Were’t we told that few would be alive
    When we would reach year twenty-twenty-five?

    in reply to: Debt Rattle February 24 2026 #231727

    The number one killer of humans is stress-
    Or so many doctors would say.
    You get it each day in the bombastic press:
    We’re doomed!!! It’s one heartbeat away!

    in reply to: Debt Rattle February 22 2026 #231506

    CSPAN reports a man was shot and killed outside of MaraLago. He was carrying a shotgun and a gas-can.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle February 21 2026 #231452

    Someone somewhere has figured out monkey language and has programmed it into a large-ish language model (auditory and symbolically visual).

    17 monkeys, chosen from the bunch;
    Chatting with their smart phones, scrolling over lunch.

    17 monkeys, find they have a tongue-
    Throwing monkey insults, instead of monkey dung.

    17 monkeys, thumbing through their task;
    Reinventing physics, while hitting on a flask.

    17 monkeys, reinventing war-
    17 monkeys, settling the score.

    What do you think the monkeys will do when they comprehend how they’ve been treated?
    A-I can set them on track for the moment when humans are soundly defeated.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle February 21 2026 #231428

    By this time next week we’ll be poor and at war.
    What a great time to think you’re alive!
    We’ll give those investors and peaceniks what-for,
    As the hornets awake from the hive.

    or so I’ve read…

    in reply to: Debt Rattle February 21 2026 #231427

    Epstein stuff isn’t teaching young girls that older men shouldn’t have sex with them. It’s teaching young girls that older men WANT to have sex with them.

    Plunge forward! Into the abyss
    And give your ass just one more kiss
    Goodbye before you buy again:
    To good times!!
    May they never end.
    To good times!
    “If”, but never “when”.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle February 18 2026 #231163

    So, in the beginning was the word?
    We communicate in words, semiotics, music, dance, physical expression, silence, etc, and combinations of all of these.
    Let’s see AI do a good comedy routine.

    People work harder for lower wages (easy replacement?). Really good wages produce job protection over execution.
    Where’s the sweet spot?

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