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    Quote Originally Posted by od1 View Post
    This could be a fun story to watch. With the increase in stock price as a result of his purchase, he suddenly has a ton of leverage over the company. What will all those crazy liberal Twitter employees do? Quit?

    Another funny element to this: many liberal nutcases own Teslas. What will they do once they are programmed to hate Musk by the media? Will the media even dare to attack Musk given that his EV business supports the leftist agenda of eliminating fossil fuels? Musk must be cracking up...such a troll.
    Musk masterfully completely changes all of the rules in a given market. The leftist media has already started attacking him.

    They throw people away once they are done using them. For example - they completely threw "woman" and their rights away when it was no longer useful to them. Obviously they would do the same with a business leader in the area of environmental energy concerns...not that they liked him to begin with.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Satch12879 View Post
    Which is hilarious given that it's J.P. Morgan Chase knowing that institution's history of facilitating ​money laundering.
    There's a difference between actually trying to stop crime and complying with regulations designed to stop crime. The second one is what all banks are doing no matter what the press release says.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Nikola Blagojevic View Post
    Weren't most of the cetniks killed or expelled after the war? If that's who you're referring to. And in any case, the Croatian nationalist idea wasn't eliminated either, otherwise Yugoslavia might still exist. For some reason you just can't keep the nationalists down forever, whether it's in Yugoslavia or Ukraine or the Baltics.
    Not really, they turned into "democrats". They tried to reeducate some of them in a few camps, but to little avail. The Croatian nazi idea lived on, mostly financed by the Vatican (plus, they didn't get all of them), but it could never gotten a firm hold without the British crown forever idea, metastasized into the great Serbia thing, even though Slobo only used this and wasn't actually into it. Of course you can get it down, but the Americans always interfere before you can bring the thing to its conclusion, at a certain point they won't. We can wait.

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    While we are all aware of this. This well sourced article is important to keep on file.
    Pfizer'''s Covid-19 Vaccine Documents Counter "Safe And Effective" Narrative

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    Quote Originally Posted by Nicholas Laureys View Post
    Can someone with better financial knowledge or more patience explain what Denniger is showing here, about how we were able to create excess credit by storing our debt overseas?
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    To put it very simply, say that you as a country have a currency that is the preferred currency for global settlement, as Denninger puts it, or a reserve currency as other people put it, I don't find the difference in nomenclature very important. Well, a country with this kind of currency can get away with things that other countries can't. Since the currency is coveted all over the world, because contracts are denominated in that currency instead of various national currencies (think oil or wheat or copper), you can issue more debt and more credit and run a trade and balance deficit because businesses from all over the world will want to sell you things so they can get a hold of your currency. In a way, the rest of the world will absorb the excess currency which would lead to higher domestic inflation otherwise. Of course, if you then start using this currency as a means of financial repression for countries you don't like, your currency stops being coveted to the same extent. In that case you don't have so many businesses from around the world ready to absorb your local currency, which leads to higher domestic inflation.

    If you are interested in the Russian perspective on this, Sergei Glazyev recently gave a long ass interview. This is probably fairly important for the current situation, because I think this dude is the chief architect in the Russian financial warfare division: Events Like These Only Happen Once Every Century (Sergey Glazyev) | The Vineyard of the Saker

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    Quote Originally Posted by Nicholas Laureys View Post
    Our history books say serfdom and indentured sevitude were eliminated.
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    IPB and others here have mentioned how much cash is hated as a tool to evade tracking and tax collection.

    Is it really so crazy to ponder whether serfdom was ever really eliminated?
    Lest this all sound too kooky to even consider, analyze concrete examples, such as
    the "Zemstva" set up by Tsar Alexander II after the big Crimean War loss, before the Bolsheviks took him out:
    Zemstvo - Wikipedia

    How much different would such a system have been, compared to the taxation systems we have now, being highlighted by IPB and others for the ludicrousness of their cash tracking laws? Aren't our modern tax systems just another way of paying for the right to exist and opportunity to pursue prosperity?

    (Interesting tidbit, the USA supported the White Army in that initial Civil War! can anyone see us supporting anyone other than the Reds, today?)

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    Clare Daly - YouTube

    Nice speech.
    Funny to see the reaction of some members when people like her just straight up tell the truth. They just laugh nervously and act like shameless little children

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    Quote Originally Posted by Gilead View Post
    While we are all aware of this. This well sourced article is important to keep on file.
    Pfizer'''s Covid-19 Vaccine Documents Counter "Safe And Effective" Narrative
    Attorney Aaron Siri and a group of scientists and medical professionals called the Public Health and Medical Professionals for Transparency (PHMPT) filed a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request with the U.S. Food and Drug Administration to obtain the documentation used to approve the Pfizer mRNA vaccine in August 2021.

    The FDA managed to consider all 329,000 pages of data and grant emergency approval of the Pfizer vaccine within just 108 days but then asked for 75 years to fully release that information to PHMPT and the public.

    Siri wrote on his Substack, “So, let’s get this straight. The federal government shields Pfizer from liability. Gives it billions of dollars. Makes Americans take its product. But won’t let you see the data supporting its product’s safety and efficacy. Who does the government work for?”

    While the court case was ongoing, the first 91-pages of Pfizer documents released in November 2021 revealed that within the first 90-days after the Emergency Use Authorization approval of Pfizer’s mRNA vaccine, the company had already received 158,893 adverse event reports and 42,086 case reports including 1,223 fatalities.

    These adverse reactions included 25,957 nervous system disorders, 17,283 musculoskeletal and connective tissue disorders, 14,096 gastrointestinal disorders, 1,972 blood and lymphatic system disorders, and 1098 cardiac disorders.

    In January, a judge ordered the FDA to release their clinical data on Pfizer’s Covid-19 vaccines, which resulted in a tranche of Pfizer documents —more than 10,000 pages— being released by the FDA on March 1, 2022.

    This tranche of documents included 9-pages of side effects which list 1,291 potential adverse events in alphabetical order.

    In a separate table called “Safety concerns”, Pfizer informed the FDA that anaphylaxis was an “identified risk”, vaccine-associated enhanced disease (VAED) was a “potential risk” and that the pharmaceutical giant was “missing information” in regards to use in pregnancy, use in pediatric individuals, and the effectiveness of the vaccine.
    Complete with a lovely picture of Albert Bourla.

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    And these sorry bastards keep hanging on to the narrative, no matter the cost: EXTORTION: 9-Year-Old Ohio Boy Denied Kidney Transplant Because Father Is Unvaccinated – PJ Media

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    Quote Originally Posted by Nicholas Laureys View Post
    Lest this all sound too kooky to even consider, analyze concrete examples, such as
    the "Zemstva" set up by Tsar Alexander II after the big Crimean War loss, before the Bolsheviks took him out:
    Zemstvo - Wikipedia

    How much different would such a system have been, compared to the taxation systems we have now, being highlighted by IPB and others for the ludicrousness of their cash tracking laws? Aren't our modern tax systems just another way of paying for the right to exist and opportunity to pursue prosperity?

    (Interesting tidbit, the USA supported the White Army in that initial Civil War! can anyone see us supporting anyone other than the Reds, today?)
    Anthony Sutton, formerly professor of economics at Cal State and a research fellow at Stanford's Hoover Institution, has written in depth on this topic. Sutton argues that the West played a major role in developing the Soviet Union from its very beginnings during the Bolshevik Revolution. Sutton maintains that the Soviet Union's technological and manufacturing base was built by United States corporations and largely funded by US taxpayers. This video clip of an interview from 1987, Wall Street and the Bolshevik Revolution | An Interview with Professor Anthony C. Sutton, gives a little insight into Sutton's research and his position.

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