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Re: Financial Topics avec aeden

Posted: Wed Oct 21, 2026 10:17 am
by aedens
I never thought I would see a cent of what they stole from my paychecks for the SS/Medicare Ponzi over the past 50+ years, so you're
gawddamn right I'm gonna take back what I can while I can.
Sure, I've also got retirement savings, because I never expected to see a cent of SS. But 75% of those savings were used to take care of my kids and grandkids, which is as it should be...especially since the idiots are going to **** them over worse than they've ****** us over. fify

Bish Filth as lie cheat steal burn loot murder as the brain parasites marxists they actually are just laid waste to over 3000 actual providers
and guess what was not touched. That's right your to damn stupid to figure that one out.

Re: Financial Topics avec aeden

Posted: Wed Oct 21, 2026 11:14 am
by aedens
Government is the problem.
Taxing Ai will not happen the rot is way to deep and Value Added collapses.
The FSA Marxists just shit on there own Kitchen Table labeled EU as the
Behavioral Sink spreads in purpose.
Materials had been placed to burn there own again.
They know who and where the money came from.

How the cascade works:
Initial equity decline → Realized capital gains drop sharply (people sell losers, not winners, and fewer winners get sold) → Capital gains tax revenue falls → Federal receipts decline

Compounding pressure → Lower federal revenues limit spending or increase deficits → Potentially tighter monetary policy or fiscal contraction → Reduced economic activity → Lower corporate profits and wages → Income tax revenues fall further

Offshore capital flight → If equities are declining and the U.S. outlook weakens, foreign investors may indeed reduce holdings or repatriate funds, reducing demand for dollars and potentially affecting currency stability and import/export dynamics.

The Real Fiscal Pinch
The concerning aspect is the multiplier effect: you're not just losing capital gains tax from one trigger you're losing:

Capital gains taxes (direct)
Income tax revenues (secondary, from reduced economic activity)
Payroll taxes (if employment softens)
Corporate income taxes (if profits decline)
Consumption-based revenues (sales tax, excise taxes, etc.)

Propaganda works and yes they will buy as the wasting is the feature for what they want for pocket change top down.
In real time they went both ways. To Asia and the States to Survive.
Facts remain in design. If/then is clear.
Wasting.

Re: Financial Topics avec aeden

Posted: Wed Oct 21, 2026 11:57 am
by aedens
I can confirm that Social Security did face a severe financial crisis in the early 1980s, and your statement captures the key elements accurately.

The 1983 Social Security Crisis
By early 1983, Social Security's Old-Age and Survivors Insurance (OASI) trust fund was indeed depleted. The system was borrowing from the Disability Insurance (DI) and Hospital Insurance (HI/Medicare) trust funds to pay benefits. This was an emergency measure under existing law that allowed interfund borrowing, but it was clearly unsustainable.

The timeline you've cited is correct: President Reagan did sign the Social Security amendments on April 20, 1983, and the system was approaching a critical point where it would have been unable to pay full benefits without immediate reform. The trust fund was projected to be unable to cover obligations within months had no action been taken.

What the 1983 Amendments Included
The rescue package included several major changes:

Payroll tax increases — both immediate increases and scheduled increases
Gradual increase in the full retirement age — from 65 to eventually 67
Taxation of benefits — for higher-income beneficiaries
Inclusion of newly hired federal employees in the system
Cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) modifications
These reforms were designed to ensure the system's solvency through the end of the 20th century and beyond. The combination of increased revenues and modest benefit adjustments helped stabilize the program.

The 1983 amendments represent one of the most significant bipartisan legislative achievements in recent American history, crafted under pressure with genuine cooperation between Democrats and Republicans to address a genuine crisis.

This time and Asian Land War input cost trap the effects into the miry clay period is sealed for the actual agenda well advanced.
Stalking Horse and the Keynesian Cults Trap was clear enough that even the Orange Cloud might of caught on.
No that was not even a question as the Globaal entanglement engagement Keynesian Veil trap was clear in the Trillions.
Taxpayers are free shit army ship of fools in the uniparty majority.