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"These are the games bureaucrats plays when they are attempting to cover their own lie cheat steal ass..." fify
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"These are the games bureaucrats plays when they are attempting to cover their own lie cheat steal ass..." fify
https://concit.org/white-genocide-immin ... th-africa/
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China rations diesel. Truck drivers wait in line and then get 1/10th of a tank full.
More supply chain troubles in China, which the world was counting on for supplies.
https://www.breakinglatest.news/world/c ... -rationed/
Looking more and more like the 1970s.
"But a surge in the wholesale prices of gas and diesel, which have jumped almost 20 per cent over the past month, have led to widespread rationing in recent days, according to state media. Wholesale fuel prices now exceed government-set retail prices, piling financial pressure on refineries and petrol stations."
https://www.ft.com/content/f04d09d6-174 ... 16a1412764
Retail price control price is less than petrol station's cost. Does not take an expert economist to tell this is going to cause troubles.
China is acting like a Socialist country after all.
More companies are going to be rushing to switch to non-Chinese suppliers. Long term pain to China for these electricity and fuel price controls is going to be huge.
Something is deeply wrong in China. It could be that outside dollar investment into China was key for China's ability to buy resources. Many people now think that "China is not invest-able". If that investment stops/slow then maybe China does not have enough dollars. It may be a Ponzi scam that is collapsing.
During Japan's bubble there were many American's that seemed to think Japan's system was better. Over the last decade there has been the same sort of thing about China. It seems it may just be a big bubble and no real miracle after all.
More supply chain troubles in China, which the world was counting on for supplies.
https://www.breakinglatest.news/world/c ... -rationed/
Looking more and more like the 1970s.
"But a surge in the wholesale prices of gas and diesel, which have jumped almost 20 per cent over the past month, have led to widespread rationing in recent days, according to state media. Wholesale fuel prices now exceed government-set retail prices, piling financial pressure on refineries and petrol stations."
https://www.ft.com/content/f04d09d6-174 ... 16a1412764
Retail price control price is less than petrol station's cost. Does not take an expert economist to tell this is going to cause troubles.
China is acting like a Socialist country after all.
More companies are going to be rushing to switch to non-Chinese suppliers. Long term pain to China for these electricity and fuel price controls is going to be huge.
Something is deeply wrong in China. It could be that outside dollar investment into China was key for China's ability to buy resources. Many people now think that "China is not invest-able". If that investment stops/slow then maybe China does not have enough dollars. It may be a Ponzi scam that is collapsing.
During Japan's bubble there were many American's that seemed to think Japan's system was better. Over the last decade there has been the same sort of thing about China. It seems it may just be a big bubble and no real miracle after all.
Re: Financial topics
Invitation homes boosts rents 11% in 3rd quarter. Rents increased 30% on new leases in Vegas and 29% in Phoenix.
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles ... e-persists
Cleverly, CPI does not include real rental data. They use "owner's equivalent rent" where they do a survey asking owners (who do not rent) what they think their house could rent for. If they used real rental data, the CPI would be much higher.
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles ... e-persists
Cleverly, CPI does not include real rental data. They use "owner's equivalent rent" where they do a survey asking owners (who do not rent) what they think their house could rent for. If they used real rental data, the CPI would be much higher.
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https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/opin ... aily-meals
High inflation on food is forcing 3 in 10 families to skip meals, according to an eye-opening new survey of the impact of increasing prices.
Double-digit surges in the prices of basics such as milk and eggs and bread have forced 29.3% to miss meals, especially among the poor and young, according to a new Zogby Poll just shared with Secrets.
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https://www.zerohedge.com/political/bid ... 000-person
criminal lie cheat steal regime
background narrative
feral government
Woke propaganda funnels feckless and grossly overpaid criminal beasts
100% correct Ron Paul
Correlation of something for nothing as lie cheat steal burn loot murder abuses the working and alleged voters.
Dutch 10Y Bonds up over 500% this morning from 0.015% to 0.06%
criminal lie cheat steal regime
background narrative
feral government
Woke propaganda funnels feckless and grossly overpaid criminal beasts
100% correct Ron Paul
Correlation of something for nothing as lie cheat steal burn loot murder abuses the working and alleged voters.
Dutch 10Y Bonds up over 500% this morning from 0.015% to 0.06%
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I suspect vincecate is spot on again here, putting things all together. Hat tip to you, vincevincecate wrote: Thu Oct 28, 2021 2:19 pm During Japan's bubble there were many American's that seemed to think Japan's system was better. Over the last decade there has been the same sort of thing about China. It seems it may just be a big bubble and no real miracle after all.
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Re: Financial topics
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UxBPQMSI6U4
Markets Can’t Ignore Exploding Trade Deficits Forever - Ep 745
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