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Guess we’ll see. November is going to be a
IN-COMING
Guess we’ll see. November is going to be a turning point, one way or another. Personally, I think the Overton window has shifted so significantly, so quickly, that were on the precipice of something truly great.
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The shortages are contrived in order to facilitate inflation. I'd go through the mechanics of it but I'm too tired. Look up the liquidity trap and and a zero bound flat interest rate yeild curve. The fed could raise rates until inflation pulled up the long end of the yeild curve. To manage this they need nominal prices to go up while wages stay flat thus increasing ROI thus making demand for capital strong. A liquidity trap has low demand for capital because there is an oversupply from over capacity. Japan is in this situation since the 90s. ROI is very low thus rates are very low. Without massive influx of consumers there simply is insufficient demand to keep up with supply. And the rich have so much money its holding down the long end of the curve. This hurts banks because they borrow shot but lend long and profit on the spread. But in a bottomed out zero bound liquidity trap short and long rates are about the same. Meaning as old loans are paid and new taken the banks will be losing money. If the fed tries to raise short rates it make the problem worse. So they contrived covid to derail the 2A populism and to destroy supply. Then they burned food processing plants and shut off the oil all while pumping in trillions of new money to feed demand. They reversed everything. Now we have high demand funded by welfare and war and low supply. It is so contrived I can't believe I'm the only one who sees it.
Adolph H. Shekelgrubber
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All I can tell is there is always a crash before the move the monetary system to its next phase. They crashed the system in 1907 to set up the fed in 1913. Then they crashed it in 29 and confiscated the gold in 33. Then in 65 they matched the immigration act with taking out the silver from the coins. In 1971 they detached gold and began deregulation of the financial sector. The next move is to create a basic income, social credit, global currency attached to carbon emissions tracking to save the climate. It will be a debt free currency that a central power issues to the countries involved. But preceding that they are going to use the US dollar for all its worth and expand it to buy up as much hard wealth as they can befor they crash the dollar. It's called the Cantillion Effect. They are burning us with inflation while they buy up all the real wealth. They will be going for all the farmland next and the houses. This is agenda 30. You will own nothing and be happy. They will likely nationalize the banks cancel your debt and remove currency equal to your debt likely by killing off all those who refuse to take the mark. Their assets will be seized and their money removed from circulation. So your debt is erased because they killed your political enemy and stole his money. Liberals will love that. They will scream with joy as some poor schlub from Iowa gets tossed in the Gulag, dies of the "pandemic" and all his money is uded to eliminated some gender study cunts college debt. Jews love multilayer solutions. They will be so giddy to line up for their mark of the beast and the daily allotment of bugs it will truly amaze us all.
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