Financial topics

[Cool Breeze]

** 27-Jan-2022 World View: The Deep State on Ukraine

> John, what is really going on with Russia and Ukraine?

> ** 27-Jan-2022 World View: Russia and Ukraine [Corrected]

> See my post yesterday afternoon in the news thread:
> viewtopic.php?p=67953#p67953

> Did you consider my question about how much the swamp wants a war?
> I'm curious as to how bellicose you think the US authorities,
> bureaucrats and military are currently (regarding any
> war).

Well, my post was intended to answer this and similar questions,
when I wrote that the question is irrelevant, since only Putin
can decide whether there will be a war.

Do I believe that "the swamp wants a war"? I really don't, in the
sense that I think you mean. That is, I don't believe that there's
any significant effort by policymakers to force the issue and lead to
a war. I'm sure there are some individuals in that category, but most
people in the swamp are motivated by money and power, and starting a
war will not bring much money or power to a low-level functionary. A
military general who already has a lot of power would know that the
blood and horrors of war would not bring him more power.

But if you move this discussion out of the "swamp" into the general
public, it's a lot more complicated. During a generational Unraveling
era (the 1990s), the public is generally opposed to war and in favor
of compromise. As the Crisis era begins (2003) and continues, the
public becomes more belligerent and nationalistic. This is
particularly evident in the Chinese press (Global Times), which
frequently advocates an invasion of Taiwan.

However, as I referenced in my last post to DaKardii, there's a split.
Some people are highly isolationist (favoring appeasement), and some
people are nationalistic (favoring military action). Both sides are
delusional. The isolationists are deluded because they think that the
country can remain isolationist. The belligerent nationalists are
delusional because the swift military victory that they imagine won't
happen.

Nice response, thanks.

Why can't the US be/remain isolationist? What would they lose? Would it really matter?

[aeden]

You are in the Swamp filled in Triffin paradox as the Senate relegated to local affairs
eats it own tail avoiding actual scrutiny of Border abuses. Shame on them is even now unfitting.
Sticky wage cult as the NGO dissolve what is not already destroyed as available housing and transportation
from green masks and water melon zealots. Hot inflation is the compressions of assets and executive orders that
do not serve actual Americans. The agency issue of criminal intent had taken out mores and in process to dilute futher what remains
of the first three branches. As was indicated the Praetorians have taken over Policy for Dumpster Fire spending since Brzezinski.
The paper tigers have overwhelmed the middle class.
Even if you understood commanding heights is over your thought maps some decades ago.
It was crushed under the voice of be all you can be and we see How thay had been treated with the Reno and Lerner
rendition of abject stupidly crowned by the Napolitano nutcase that went to the left Coast to mulder in shame to thoughtful Americans.
The Commanding Heights was the Battle between Government and the Marketplace that is remaking
the Modern World from 1998. Father Martin put in terms for the rest to fathom and consider as a thought map.
As we recently seen the sandbox crew stepped in via to assure the current results.
M was correct on what bucket the alleged market is eating from.
Far wiser told us what hour it is and what it returns to eat again on many levels.
The current sweep for NATO is just allocations as our people drop in the Streets. Yes the DOJ got some from the taproot ledger we did read.
Of course we entertain the novel idea of cohort and winter as a few understand the effect to a lost Covenant in actual judgement.

The Winter of Our Discontent from 1961 for those who consider the story of a king who shares his secret thoughts while speaking into a well.
Some may consider a Scrying with a bent of mind maybe closer to that issue.

Just another American Omelet lead by the nose. As we noted two snow shovels and a craft up for grabs as we speak to discernible harm.
Basically vertical and horizontal organizational node survival maps are in full display. Hedge accordingly as they moved to just over 84
percent AI maps also.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=diTmxxmSf1Q

[aeden]

Nobody could destroy America, our way of life, become a laughing stock and humiliate the country anymore effectively and swifter than this administration and Congress.

During fiscal year 2022, USAID reports it had $4.7 billion “obligated”—$502 million in contracts, $4.2 million in grants—and dispersed $3.1 billion in 781 pandemic relief awards to 287 recipients, including many in Africa.

Phone calls and emails left with officials listed as USAID media contacts did not to elicit a response over a two-week period.

PRAC was created within the OIG’s independent Council of the Inspectors General on Integrity & Efficiency (CIGIE) in spring 2020 to track the $2.2 trillion in CARES Act allocations to state and local governments, nonprofits, contractors, and individuals.

From the front lines.
They left us to die.
We saved who we could.
At Home.

As we warned consent is withdrawn.

[aeden]

Fed legal confirm by pulling permits you will freeze and the margin spread over 50 years was not enough for the greenmasks and watermellon
crayon chewers to provide services. I was invested in a Polypropylene catalyst cracker so you could maintain a civilization above the margin.
It went private as some risk capital does after viability that provides capital for internal and external capex.

[vincecate]

Biden has blocked pipeline from Canada, stopped drilling on Federal lands (27% of USA), messed with Russian/German gas pipeline, and now liberal judge has blocked leasing of gulf to oil companies.

https://www.reuters.com/world/us/us-jud ... 022-01-28/

One should not be surprised when oil goes higher.

[John]

** 28-Jan-2022 World View: Regeneracy

> Nice response, thanks.

> Why can't the US be/remain isolationist? What would they lose?
> Would it really matter?

Sooner or later during a generational Crisis era, there are
"regeneracy events" (e.g., bombing of Pearl Harbor) that regenerate
civic unity and force the isolationists to unite with the nationalists
against the common enemy.

[Cool Breeze]

** 28-Jan-2022 World View: Regeneracy

> Nice response, thanks.

> Why can't the US be/remain isolationist? What would they lose?
> Would it really matter?

Sooner or later during a generational Crisis era, there are
"regeneracy events" (e.g., bombing of Pearl Harbor) that regenerate
civic unity and force the isolationists to unite with the nationalists
against the common enemy.

Fair enough. Thanks for the ideas.

[FullMoon]

** 28-Jan-2022 World View: Regeneracy

> Nice response, thanks.

> Why can't the US be/remain isolationist? What would they lose?
> Would it really matter?

Sooner or later during a generational Crisis era, there are
"regeneracy events" (e.g., bombing of Pearl Harbor) that regenerate
civic unity and force the isolationists to unite with the nationalists
against the common enemy.

Fair enough. Thanks for the ideas.

More than just ideas.
A powerful and substantial theory that will be shown to be a reliable predictor of history. Given gold mistaken for lead

[aeden]

mic bridge https://cms.zerohedge.com/s3/files/inli ... k=5OXJ5Odf

And yes Doctor Warner is still correct as we seen real time very recently.

For the other facts few U.S. military personnel were sentenced to death as a penalty for desertion during the war.
The usual punishment was a long prison sentence, followed in short order by release after the war and a dishonorable discharge.
The notable exception was a single U.S. Army soldier, Private Eddie Slovik.

Nazi just shot you and the Communist's just starved you.
Platitudes will cover the rest for window dressing for regeneracy since the steam engine and labor needs to human labor issues.

aedens wrote:
Todays news:
Weapons - none
Religion - none
Press - none
Leadership - none
Caeser - none

But plenty of shouting and finger-pointing.

Fri Mar 01, 2013 7:35 am
Yes indeed Generational Dynamics has a good sense of irony and good cheer to admire the statists wet dreams
on the crucible of history.
Whatever the technical legal ratio decidendi of the case, the public at large widely understood the Somersett Case to mean that,
on English soil at least, no man was a slave.
I beg to differ on the abuse of usury and debt in any realm. No one is going to save my ass.

We measure the alleged computer progress in AI and yes what August 15th 1971 was meant to do.
Anyways after they looted our district here we are, yes we did the math and sidelined.
https://external-content.duckduckgo.com ... f=1&nofb=1

In 1970, the US national debt stood at $371 billion. That translates to about $2.6 trillion in today’s inflation-adjusted dollars. Since then, the national debt has ballooned to nearly $29 trillion.

Michael Lebowitz of Real Investment Advice said a pure fiat money system enabled this massive growth of debt and put a spike through the heart of productivity.

The stagnation of productivity growth started in the early 1970s. To be precise it was the result, in part, of the removal of the gold standard and the resulting freedom the Fed was granted to foster more debt… over the last 30 years the economy has relied more upon debt growth and less on productivity to generate economic activity.”

After all, running up debt is easy. Productivity requires work, time and sacrifice.

As Maher put it, “the emerging American economy abandoned the grimy toil of the factory floor and the workbench…. and struck out for Wall Street. It went chasing after the fast buck — the easy buck. The financialization of the American economy was underway.”
https://austrian.economicblogs.org/schi ... ductivity/
The finance industry contributed about 10% to GDP in 1970. But by 2010, it grew to over 20% of GDP. According to Maher, “as weeds choke a flowering garden, finance choked the flowering of labor…”

As we have seen with effective antibody treatment they do not even pretend to care about saving lives
as witness in this travesty. While the mechanism by which RBT-0813 neutralizes Omicron is not yet known,
they suggest it is likely due to the TB202-02 arm, which binds at a different site compared to most other monoclonal antibodies.
This could explain why it remains neutralization ability against the new variant.

Truly they worship darkness.

I thank God alone our Children served the Light educated and we could save a few along - the way.

water wheat weather

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-bHvk2hQXoY
https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/13-tr ... ed-caution

[aeden]

Any infrastructure work being done is for make-work purposes and to create an illusion that the world is going to continue along like always.
The latter is down right insanity but, the programming is basically complete.

https://cms.zerohedge.com/s3/files/inli ... k=DMpEqxyG

thread: l8ter