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Investments, gold, currencies, surviving after a financial meltdown
aeden
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Hope all is well this year and anticipate gellin yellen sideways if lucky economy
and no they could care less as mom and pop business are and were annihilated
as the wall streets gorge on the action from the gain of function cults
that murdered million's. Of course they will tell you we had been for the little
people. The large socialist's cults called municipality's will be like locusts eating the
rest alive. The smart ones as in phase three relocators did so to survive.
They have no virtue as identity politics cults loot resources for stakeholder Marxists.
As we warned we raised cash as property rights erode even more as intercity bias cults
protect the 26 pronounced idiots with quarter million dollar fines. Run you fools since
rhinos have piss poor eye site also. The march through the institution's was seen for decades
and is unchecked. What we discussed is the Cariboo effect. The withered had been overcome
by mosquitoes until they actually drained them completely dry and they collapsed as seen.
The un-heeled with crater from abuse as we have seen before. Consent has been withdrawn
since it tells whatever cargo cult it talks to what it wishes to hear.

https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/chica ... uerto-rico
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aeden
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“The government used the pandemic to not only postpone the elections but to suppress its critics,” said Gustafson, author of Bolivia in the Age of Gas. “It’s clear they emptied out the treasury. Debt went up $1.5bn. There was corruption. It was basically a looting operation. It was like they hit the piñata and scrambled to get everything that fell to the ground.”

I expect a scaling of this effect under the demsheviks into 2024.
The insulation effect seen as barrier cost guised as regulatory zealots
seen as buffer states should preclude effects.
Containment rhetoric should be interesting.

aeden
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aeden
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https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/us-ho ... ive-bubble

treated the real estate like a futures contract
rented and terms are written for 2022 contract already termed in a 15 year
we got the cash flow without paerwork idiots along the way now and then.
yea we read dodd frank also

IMPLEMENTATION:
Title XIV was implemented in order to provide standards for the level of disclosure required for borrowers, so that individuals getting a mortgage would be aware of the obligations and the risks. The Title prohibits certain predatory lending tactics that were used frequently during the real estate bubble, and also establishes certain provisions for loan modifications which will help to change and reduce mortgages that are completely out of the borrower’s ability to repay.


call it probation and time to adjust for the contract to engage
he could not more happy with the terms set forth

aeden
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Doc noted as - closed my practice in 2015. Every continuing education about practice management was about coding for every billable procedure. They make us feel negligent and open to lawsuits if we don't. It's been a slow boil... making us feel like we're saving our patients and avoiding litigation, with the benefit of increasing the bottom line. Making it seem like a moral win-win scenario. The sad fact is, most doctors aren't good at running a business, and have sold their practices to large corporate syndicates who force us to generate income via needless testing. It's sickening! I told my sons to become plumbers, electricians or carpenters. -

aeden
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“We rely upon the stupidity of the American voter” ~ Johnathan Gruber 2011, 2012.
https://conservative-caucus.com/how-big ... lly-works/

No politician is afraid the US voter anymore and with good reason.

aeden
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Its going to rain down and the seal has been set upon. The timeline indicated you had been seen half way.
We are under the impression by this April it should be sorta be obvious by now into the Salem window for many
who seen. Even now it was given as are you like the city's of old inside.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J_Pi90-wZAE&t=1173s

Haman also lost no time in compiling a long list of false accusations.
Judgment Has Begun. More than some understood and for good understand
the clarity of the Hour. We did not tip the scales as it was noted to what we
know will pass.

Cool Breeze
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aeden wrote:
Fri Jan 01, 2021 5:49 pm
“We rely upon the stupidity of the American voter” ~ Johnathan Gruber 2011, 2012.
https://conservative-caucus.com/how-big ... lly-works/

No politician is afraid the US voter anymore and with good reason.
Thumbs up on that link. Wow, well stated.

Higgenbotham
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aeden wrote:
Fri Jan 01, 2021 5:49 pm
“We rely upon the stupidity of the American voter” ~ Johnathan Gruber 2011, 2012.
https://conservative-caucus.com/how-big ... lly-works/

No politician is afraid the US voter anymore and with good reason.
From the article:
Outside groups, often called “special interest groups”, are entities that represent their interests in legislative constructs. These groups are often representing foreign governments, Wall Street multinational corporations, banks, financial groups or businesses; or smaller groups of people with a similar connection who come together and form a larger group under an umbrella of interest specific to their affiliation.

Sometimes the groups are social interest groups; activists, climate groups, environmental interests etc. The social interest groups are usually non-profit constructs who depend on the expenditures of government to sustain their cause or need.

The for-profit groups (mostly business) have a purpose in Washington DC to shape policy, legislation and laws favorable to their interests.

They have fully staffed offices just like any business would – only their ‘business‘ is getting legislation for their unique interests.

These groups are filled with highly-paid lawyers who represent the interests of the entity and actually write laws and legislation briefs.

In the modern era this is actually the origination of the laws that we eventually see passed by congress. Within the walls of these buildings within Washington DC is where the ‘sausage’ is actually made.
Higgenbotham wrote:
Fri Mar 25, 2011 1:18 am
In most cases, the industry, which is where the technical expertise lies, actually writes the regulations. I can't vouch for the fact that the nuclear industry operates that way, but I can vouch for many others. This comes as a shock to most people (I don't know about the people here; maybe you know) and creates a host of problems, such as stifling competition, as the regulations are often written so as to be too specific or cumbersome for less able (ie smaller) competitors to implement. An easy to understand example would be the landfill industry. Notice how there are no longer any city dumps or small trash collectors nowadays, but rather Waste Management, Browning-Ferris and maybe one other. Any landfill constructed today has many highly technical and costly operations on site such gas collection systems, energy plants and particulate monitors.
Higgenbotham wrote:
Sun Sep 09, 2012 12:51 am
CPSIA regulations crafted by Wal-Mart to put small competitors out of business

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Consumer_P ... vement_Act

All of this Wikipedia article is relevant to how government and large corps conspire in the name of "do-gooder" subterfuges like "children's safety" to torture and dismember small US based manufacturers and resellers.
Note: The problem with CPSIA for small business was that their per unit compliance costs were much higher due to the fact that they couldn't operate the required testing equipment at full capacity.
Higgenbotham wrote:
Mon Feb 10, 2014 1:54 am
Mike Wallace: When you advocate for completely unregulated economic life in which every man works for his own profit. You're asking in a sense for a devil take the hindmost, dog eat dog society, and one of the main reasons for the growth of government controls, was to fight the robber barrons, to fight laissez-faire, in which the very people whom you admire the most, Ayn, the hard headed industrialist, the successful men, perverted the use of their power. Is that not true?

Ayn Rand: No it isn't. This country was made not by robber barons. But by independent men, by industrialists, who succeeded on sheer ability. By ability, I mean without political force, help, or compulsion. But at the same time there were men, industrialists who did use government power, as a club, to help them against competitors. They were the original collectivists. Today, the liberals believe that the same compulsion should be used against the industrialists for the sake of workers, but the basic principle there is, "Should there be any compulsion?" And the regulations are creating robber barons, they are creating capitalists with government help, which is the worst of all economic phenomenon.
While the periphery breaks down rather slowly at first, the capital cities of the hegemon should collapse suddenly and violently.

aeden
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The script they ran and are has more than decimated the repression wasting sheep pens.

Prove the spirits
thread: δοκιμάζετε τὰ πνεύματα.

https://environmentalprogress.org/big-n ... mate-scare

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=28tZ-S1LFok

Also they finally came around to the facts on soaking.
As on our zone again they only needed to skank 4 maybe 5 counties.
As was the Stein audit last time everything was wiped clean and just gone.
Simple revote the zone with actual identification and armed military guards on failed audits.
Ask Gina about procedures....

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