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    The Fed is Trapped: Crash The Market, Or Let Inflation Rip?

    The Fed is Trapped: Crash The Market, Or Let Inflation Rip?



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    They wouldn't have invented this pandemic if the plan were anything other than this:

    1. Print money.

    2. Spread it amongst the homies.

    3. Buy gold.

    4. Keep ruling if the people are that stupid, or grab several nukes and move to Oman.

    What is let inflation rip, Alex?
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    They keep referring to "money". There is no money, but only currency. This is important and people need to stop using words incorrectly.

    That aside, everyone in the video seems to be missing a few vital points.

    Firstly, all else equal, the single most important factor in economic health, whether individual, corporate, state, whatever, is proportion. One's health is measured by the proportion of the whole that one possesses, again all else equal. The way that Theye rob us through inflation is thusly: let us say the entire economy is 10 million monetary units. The eville™ bankers or corporate interests hold 2.5 million units, or 25% of the total asset value of the nation, try rest in the hands of the great multitude of rabble who presumably work for their livings. Theye decide it is time to increase the proportion of their holdings, but they don't want to have to work for it like the suckers have to. So they decide to crank up the printing presses and generate 15 million more monetary units, of which 12.5 millions go into their pockets, perhaps directly, perhaps through some tortuously circuitous path of indirection. Either way, their holdings have increased by 500%, whereas the rabble have increased their numbers by only 100%. Theye now own 15 million units, the rabble 5 millions. The proportion of the economy now held by Themme has risen from 25% to 80%, just like that, and that of the rabble from 75% to 20%. Theye are enriched, the rabble butt-raped in grand style.

    In the real world the proportions do not shift that extremely, but they do shift, and always upward in proportion for Themme; always downward for the rest. This is all treated very much as a zero-sum, and validly so, regardless of how much real expansion of the economy may occur via added value. All one need ask at any given time is "what proportion do I hold?", in order to understand his position relative to the whole.

    Dr. Paul's speculation that the Fed is likely busying themselves with filling their pants in anticipation of things going out of control might be on point, or not. So long as Theye can maintain the proportion of their holdings in this world, or grow them, it makes no matter whatsoever what happens to the currency. Granted, the fate of the rabble must still be taken into careful consideration to a degree, lest they awaken and decide the time has come to slit all the right throats. But short of overstepping this single line, so far as I can see Theye really don't. have all that much to worry about.
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    Quote Originally Posted by acptulsa View Post
    They wouldn't have invented this pandemic if the plan ...
    There was no plan B. There was never supposed to be an "after the plandemic" (and as long as they draw breath, there never will be.) You know how I know? Because they shut down the government indoctrination centers (schools) for this plandemic. Very simply, that means that this generation is the last generation, as far as the clown-"elites" are concerned. Mission Accomplished. Fait accompli. Game Over. Insert 25c to Play Game. No one could possibly be that arrogant/audacious, you say? History is nothing if not a PhD dissertation on all the ways it is incorrect to believe that there is some limit to human arrogance and audacity. This was to have been The Big One. We're all the way down to Omicron and counting. Now what?
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    Quote Originally Posted by osan View Post

    Dr. Paul's speculation that the Fed is likely busying themselves with filling their pants in anticipation of things going out of control might be on point, or not. So long as Theye can maintain the proportion of their holdings in this world, or grow them, it makes no matter whatsoever what happens to the currency. Granted, the fate of the rabble must still be taken into careful consideration to a degree, lest they awaken and decide the time has come to slit all the right throats. But short of overstepping this single line, so far as I can see Theye really don't. have all that much to worry about.
    Given the state of world affairs, as they are conducted by the same crime families that own the Fed, Dr. Paul is feeling the wind blow on his proverbial licked finger and has accurately described the machinations of the cryptocracy - a secret government of thieves, hence, also a kleptocracy - and a plutocracy et. al. directing the final stage of their plan, a long plan it was, transcendent above the cosmetic show-and-tell government which Americans think is their real government... the one that doesn't even tell us what those damn UFO's are, let alone where they send their trillions in Rothschild toilet paper..

    As the prospects of serious wartime are inching past the neckline of the drowning victim state, they know that the electricity which their scams depend upon to run algorithms, programmed to steal as much wealth from the public as possible, well, they just aren't going to light green anymore, because without that POWER ON button, they don't work. What's left - a bunch of idiotic citizens who were trapped into false comforts and bribes, learning their financial assets are not safe, the government guarantee is not safe, and their sons (and daughters?) are worried about conscription vans pulling up at the house because the power hasn't been on for 2 weeks but the armed forces are now the "media", and the Department of Transportation, and the hospital service, and the supermarket keeps track of your ration counts.

    Meanwhile, the effendi have moved to islands and 3rd world sanctuaries of the Southern Hemisphere, with private armies and drones guarding their compounds. Some prefer to live in the underground cities that are connected by tunnels that sport high-speed rial systems run on maglev, and a smaller coiterie of more adventurous sorts are on the moon and Mars already. I mean that. I'm not joking.

    So you see why the dollar was debased, bitcrap was invented, and the gold couldn't be stored at Ft. Knox anymore.
    Last edited by Snowball; 01-08-2022 at 07:44 PM.
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