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  • in reply to: Debt Rattle February 8 2024 #152138
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    Many boys learn at an early age that, for the machine to achieve its full potential, you must first remove the governor.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle June 25 2023 #137727
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    It’s time to end the J6 charade. Whether the US was involved in the Prigozhin move or not, this should illustrate to all Americans what “serious” looks like.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle December 13 2022 #123332
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    I’m confident that the MSM will all be singing the same tune about SBF. Like a psycho killer leaving clues at a murder site, they can’t help it because it’s not conscious. The choir needed time to practice. They do however understand the law of primacy. The first thing people learn about a subject is the hardest to unlearn.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle December 6 2022 #122794
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    That’s a fascinating quote by Mr. Hayden up there at the top. Everything and nothing all in one sentence.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle November 20 2022 #121458
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    Only 1 of the 2 following scenarios is possible:
    Scenario 1: Gary Gensler, Bill Clinton, Joe Biden, Tony Blair, Maxine Waters (Chairperson of the House Financial Services Committee) among others, KNEW what SBF was doing.
    Scenario 2: NONE of these people knew what SBF was doing.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle November 19 2022 #121400
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    The aviator’s phrase for Dr. D’s (Luongo’s?) metaphor is the “Coffin Corner”.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle November 18 2022 #121308
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    The photo the other day of SBF with Clinton and Blair was pretty revealing. Neither of those clowns knows anything about cryptocurrencies, but they certainly know a fraud when they see one. Like a bear sniffing out carrion 10 miles away.

    The video of Sunak and Trudeau was about as cringeworthy as they get. Could you hear the Benny Hill theme music playing?

    Water levels at Lake Mead indicate nothing with respect to climate change. Consider the timeline. The Powell Expedition was only a few years after the Civil War. By 1922 the Colorado River Compact was complete and by 1936 Hoover Dam was complete. Phoenix population after WW2 was somewhere around 100,000 and Las Vegas far less. What kind of rainfall data do you think was collected by the time the Dam was completed? They only had 18 years of data! And it turned out those were among the wettest years ever recorded. Nobody could have imagined the population growth in the SW US post-WW2.

    Point is, the engineers were in thrall to their ability to subjugate nature, and, backed by massive federal spending programs and no regulation, the damage done will reverberate for many years. Is there a lesson there for advocates of climate change programs? I think YES.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle November 17 2022 #121234
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    Lake Mead is useless as a measure or indicator of “climate change”.

    Imagine this: The John Wesley Powell Expedition was in 1869. Only a few years after the Civil War. By 1922 the Colorado River Compact had been drawn up, and by 1936 the Hoover Dam was complete. Less than 70 years had passed. The Phoenix area population was maybe 100,000 around the time of WW2. Las Vegas had far less than 100,000 at that time. What kind of “data” do YOU think was collected by the time the Compact was signed?

    If you read Cadillac Desert by Marc Reiser (recommended!) you find that they had – at most – 18 years of rainfall data. This data (sketchy at best?) would now indicate that those were some of the wettest years on record. “Officials” knew by 1953 that data used to draw up the Compact were inaccurate.

    Phoenix is well over a million people now, and is just a small part of the explosion of people in the west who rely on the Colorado River. Upstream of Lake Mead as well as downstream.

    What sort of “vision” of population growth did those dam builders in the 1900s have? Probably none. Could they have imagined a city like Phoenix today? Or Las Vegas or LA? No way.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle October 24 2022 #119194
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    Pfizer to Martin Shkreli: “Hold my beer…”

    in reply to: Debt Rattle September 3 2022 #115131
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    I rather like the inclusion of photos or graphics with no captions or hints. When I saw the depiction of the mighty Mississippi drainage, I thought of a lyric from a mid-80s song by the Waterboys, “…That was the river. This is the sea.” Seems fit for these times.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle August 26 2022 #114304
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    It’s the US Invitational now, not the US Open. It’s been rendered meaningless as a “tournament”, selling eyeballs to Moderna when not busy fluffing for BLM.

    I wanted to comment on Zuckerberg providing cover for the Federal BI, but I haven’t listened to the interview yet. When was the last time Z commented publicly on anything? Was it the congressional hearing? 2017?

    in reply to: Debt Rattle August 2 2022 #112700
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    re: Dr D’s bot matrix theory, I might add that “polling” in this country would be an analog example of TPTB “poisoning their own well and no longer knowing what’s going on”. Polling was “broken” in 2016 wasn’t it? Yet here we are 6 years later still seeing “polling” to support the idea that there are still people (some 30%) who believe “Biden” is doing a good job.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle July 26 2022 #112204
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    It sure looks like Zelensky is speaking for the Democrats, with his blacklist. It’s no wonder these stick figures thought Trump was playing 4D chess.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle June 10 2022 #109377
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    I woke up from a dream last night where Russia had captured Volodimir Zelensky, put him on trial, convicted him, and then offered to trade him for Julian Assange.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle April 21 2022 #106515
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    Peace Batallion

    in reply to: Debt Rattle February 13 2022 #101059
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    My own personal suspicion is that the Ukraine/Russia rhetoric is laying the groundwork for a coming “cyberattack”, which will be blamed (with no proof again) on Russia. All to provide more distraction from election shenanigans, the Epstein scandal, COVID policy failure and general economic meltdown, otherwise known as domestic corruption / business-as-usual. Just watch Psaki’s confidence and comfort with tyrannical policy in her “press conferences”. It will probably also provide rationale for more QE if/when QT fails this summer. Follow the money.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle February 11 2022 #100766
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    My pronouns are Canadian Trucker

    in reply to: Debt Rattle February 9 2022 #100490
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    The only legit move left for Trudeau is a Rogan Show interview

    in reply to: Debt Rattle January 10 2022 #97567
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    The Australian government would rather delegitimize their own major tournament and destroy millions in revenue than admit they are wrong. What a bunch of idiots.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle January 4 2022 #96951
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    “Follow the Money”. Such a simple concept. Do you think it works the same way in climate research? Do you know of a single private climate research entity?

    in reply to: Debt Rattle December 17 2021 #95497
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    “The Resistance” was actually only ever “The Compliance”.

    Also, remember how much shit Martin Shkreli got in the press back in 2015? Those were the good old days.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle December 10 2021 #94875
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    Now that Assange will be extradited to the US, Hillary Clinton will be given a position in the Biden administration so that she can personally supervise Assange’s destruction. This is why she’s back in the public eye; to make a personal vendetta the public responsibility of ordinary Americans. And they’ll call her a “public servant”. Some things never change. Just ask Obama.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle October 3 2021 #89073
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    “The cost to treat COVID” is not a valid argument for forcing someone to take the jab. Anybody with half a brain knows this. We have never talked about medical costs for people who choose to smoke or people who are overweight and suffer medical complications. We’ve never talked about medical costs for people who suffer from substance abuse or alcoholism. It’s NEVER been a thing before. But now suddenly medical costs are a rationale for corporations trying to force people to jab?

    in reply to: The Virus Is Far From The Biggest Danger #74079
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    DGC Sounds to me like a solid foundation for “systemic classism”. It will be interesting to see which politicians in the US support something similar.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle April 23 2021 #73731
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    “Nothing will fundamentally change” – Joe Biden, 2020

    in reply to: Debt Rattle December 5 2020 #66440
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    If there is just one simple takeaway from last month’s election, it is that polling is mostly used for molding and shaping rather than for gauging. And yet here’s a poll about the vaccine.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle August 25 2020 #62567
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    Isn’t it funny how – after a (too) long career in government, Nancy Pelosi is allowing herself to be defined by Donald Trump? His name will be her epitaph, and she can’t see it.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle August 9 2020 #61955
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    If sending kids back to school this fall is important to Schumer, what’s the point of mail-in ballots?

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