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sourapples's avatar

A lot of pain is just what Technocracy inc. has ordered

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Bradley Long's avatar

Nope 👎 I am just gonna sit back and wait for the next Phoenix reset 2040 🔥🐦‍🔥🔥 Break free or die trying

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Silverback's avatar

So why is Trump flip flopping?

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Nicholas Scholten's avatar

Instincts. Trumps word. He is first and foremost an Israel first agent. Eventually, the "positive" flips will not work as more and more people understand he is forcing markets and most likely no substance.

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Huginn's avatar

The statement “ The best outcome is one in which America continues to create global peace and prosperity” is utterly farcical; you’d have to be stupid to believe that, based on the evidence of the past century.

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DebiJMac's avatar

So how does Americas warmongering fit into this analogy. Isn’t most of your debt related to these failed wars. You’ve gotta stop drinking your own cool aid. The rest of the world is just pivoting away from you - we still like you BUT nobody wants to play with the crazy people.

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BumbleBee's avatar

One aspect I’d like to see included in the analysis: what is Israel’s gain or loss? The U.S. has been Israel’s lap dog for decades. We need to understand what the issue looks like to the Zionists, who control the lion’s share of the global banking system and whose goal is complete global dominion. How do their plans influence what’s happening?

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Herman Mills's avatar

I cannot agree more. Every major disruption, war, removal of legitimate governments have been orchestrated by that lot and paid for with counterfeit money. The rot already seriously started with Woodrow Wilson and was super charged with Nixon

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Frieda Bacon's avatar

Only cluelessly patriotic citizens still believe that America is making the world safe for democracy. The “peace and prosperity” lie causes me to doubt the veracity and soundness of everything else that was said.

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Petra Kehr's avatar

Sad but utterly true

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Kevin Beck's avatar

This isn't the first time I read this information. But it shows that Trump is a phony.

He has spoken out against the WEF's Great Reset. But he proposes the exact same thing, under the guise of saving the US economic system.

The original Great Reset was about knocking the US Dollar off its perch as the world's reserve currency, because the US has enjoyed an exorbitant privilege of being in control of the world's reserve currency for the last 80 years. However, the only way a reserve currency system can work, when there is only one reserve currency, is for that nation to finance the rest of the world with trade deficits. Trifflin's Dilemma shows why this can't work for very long.

Either Trump doesn't know what he is doing, and will stumble the US into the Great Reset. Or he knows exactly what he is doing, and doesn't have the ability to stop it, which will doom anyone that supports his ideas. Because his supporters will be devastated.

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sourapples's avatar

Trump is a wef great reset death vaxxing collaborator …should have been obvious a long time ago

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this's avatar

The old system worked to some degree, because human intelligence combined with human physical abilities and endurance pushed the envelope to create successful consumer economies. Some careful investors profited, and justifiably so, but the basic underpinning of all economies was sketchy at best.

China has excelled because it inherited the American model and transformed it beyond what our old system was prepared to do. The West de-industrialized and continues to because the social contract crumbled. China sees this and intends to bypass social unrest with robotic AI drones if necessary. The Trump team is all down for that, and willing to bypass the public need for employment with welfare / DOGE checks if necessary.

The sketchy underpinnings are really to blame, which there is no plan for. Every currency ongoing, is temporary. Continuously vacuumed up on the daily, since currency is rented out by banks in the form of loans, be they government, business or for mortgages. Yes PM's are a great hedge but the problem remains. Those without wealth are subject to the insatiable hamster wheel of unaffordable debt repayment, which national debts reflect.

Miran is asking for the perpetual, ongoing theft of human innovation and hard work to be paid by those who see almost no benefit - the non billionaires.

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RossA's avatar

So given that the US debt has gone from $5T to $35T over the last 30 years, we should expect glob al growth to be 7x. A quick google shows 5x: from $25T to $125T. Actually, surprisingly good! I admit I started this email intending to trash this idea.

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Mike Ware's avatar

Hi Ross, President Trump is trying something new/different that NO other politician has the cojones to do. We’re witnessing an attempt at a much needed global reset of epic proportions. Might work, might not, but considering the alternative, I’m giving the man a chance and praying that it’s successful. For the sake of the US and the rest of the world.

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DebiJMac's avatar

Except the rest of the world doesn’t want a bar of it and are making other plans that do t include America.

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Mick's avatar

He's able to try it as he doesn't have to worry about re election. The collateral damage is creating is making it very difficult - he's not doing a very good job - he would need to focus on the reset to be successful IMO - don't piss off the whole world on multiple fronts - not just tariffs but Ukraine, buddies with Putin, project 2025 (immigration), annexing neighbouring countries, the space nazi. Seems unlikely his bull in a china shop approach will work - but time will tell.

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Linda Strong's avatar

He (and his merchandise) keep hinting at him getting a third term. So far he isn’t worrying about re-election because of hubris and his intention to convert the United States into an authoritarian state. The only things that seem to have given him pause are when ten year bond rates spiked and concern about special elections for House seats. The giveaway was his yanking Elise Stefanik’s UN Ambassador plum nomination away from her.

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Mike Ware's avatar

So, did you “vote” for Harris? What was your alternative choice?

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Linda Strong's avatar

You strike me as a man who’s willing to gamble. I decline to gamble on the future of our country, particularly with a failed business person who bankrupted several casinos. Harris would not have been my choice for a candidate. Unfortunately, in our binary election system, she was the only candidate without a proven record of bankrupting entities.

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Mike Ware's avatar

🤣 I’ll pray for you that your eyes will be opened to REALITY.

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Mike Ware's avatar

Thanks to you Lau, and Matt Smith for distilling down all the noise into something that the average person can understand. I really appreciate your updates. And, of course, a big thank you to Doug Casey!

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Lau Vegys's avatar

Thanks, Mike. Glad it’s been helpful, and I’ll pass that on to Matt and Doug too.

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Mike Ware's avatar

That would be great!

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