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walkman
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Current Events
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Mar 3 12:28 UTC 2022 |
This is a space to talk about current events.
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walkman
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response 1 of 223:
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Mar 3 15:14 UTC 2022 |
"Russia", the perennial boogeyman is now the reason our economy is
floundering, gas prices higher, and supply chain issues exist.
Of course, anyone with a pulse who has been paying attention for the
last 2 years knows that covid restrictions, government stimulus checks
and strategic shutdown of domestic oil production are the true culprits.
We remember that the Fed bought trillions in stocks & bonds and owns a
quarter of the real estate market, which has elevated stock and real
estate prices into the stratosphere. By acknowledging this, the blame is
placed on the shoulders of our elected leaders and non-elected
bureaucrats who leveraged lock-downs to control humanity and boost their
stock portfolios.
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walkman
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response 2 of 223:
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Mar 3 15:14 UTC 2022 |
I have seen a dizzying amount of articles to push this new narrative. It
won't be long before "fact checks" dismiss covid lock-downs and
pipeline shutdowns as the reason for the stagflation. Any statement to
the contrary is "misinformaiton".
https://www.barrons.com/articles/stagflation-what-to-know-51646234216?
siteid=yhoof2
"Pay no attention to the man behind the curtain!"
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walkman
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response 3 of 223:
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Mar 5 13:53 UTC 2022 |
During the Covid-19 product roll-out, The World Economic Forum created
panel discussions and white papers outlining a pandemic of a
completely different nature; what they referred to as an impending
cyber-attack with covid like characteristics.
https://cyberpolygon.com/
This is what happens next. Covid-19 was created in a lab and leveraged
by world governments to destroy civil rights and reset the economy.
Cyber Polygon is the next step in this process. A full-scale cyber war,
not created in a lab but war-gamed in Geneva with the goal of shutting
down power and emptying bank accounts around the world. Equity means
"you will own nothing and like it".
You might as well treat your credit card like every day until the cyber
attacks is Fat Tuesday. Go out and enjoy yourself because you won't have
to pay it back once you are taken to the labor camp. Well, that is if
you are told to join the line on the right. The other line doesn't go to
the labor camp.
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walkman
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response 4 of 223:
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Mar 5 17:00 UTC 2022 |
This link is no big deal but it does feature a speaker at the world
economic forum admitting that the "elites" (his word) is "hacking human
beings on a massive scale".
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6G3nWyoQ5CQ
I'm sure they have noble intentions.
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tod
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Mar 6 19:42 UTC 2022 |
"the other line doesn't go to the labor camp"
Hide uner the Taco Bell bags in the back seat and hope they dont find us.
Solar panels, deep cycle batteries, and a deep appreciation for LED
lighting - otherwise the world will be a very dark place.
And what can we grow with this LED lighting - that's going to be the
difference between slavery and autonomy.
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walkman
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response 6 of 223:
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Apr 2 15:51 UTC 2022 |
Know who the transhumanists are.
Their goal is to kill 90% of humanity and merge with machines.
This guy, Yuval Noah Harari is the minion of Klaus Schwab.
He's truly evil and he wants you dead (see video link below).
Ask yourself why these people are able to shape our lives and society
completely unopposed. World leaders including American CEOS and our
POTUS bend the knee to people like Schwab and Harari. WHY? Digital
currency coupled with AI and a social credit score? Mark-of-the-beast.
Literally.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EIVTf-C6oQo
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walkman
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response 7 of 223:
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Apr 3 13:05 UTC 2022 |
I can't stress enough how important this article is:
https://www.zerohedge.com/geopolitical/what-great-reset-and-what-do-
globalists-actually-want
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walkman
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response 8 of 223:
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Apr 3 23:57 UTC 2022 |
If I change my profile picture to the Finnish flag, do the baddies go
away?
#5 How do you know about the taco bell bags in the back of my car?
*looks around, twice*
LED lights are great but if I have a good amount of tuna fish, rice and
coffee, I can survive anything.
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walkman
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response 9 of 223:
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Apr 21 23:52 UTC 2022 |
I put up a nice list of fun and interesting statistics on covidcult.org:
https://councilof9.org/2022/04/21/2022-alarming-economic-statistics/
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tod
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response 10 of 223:
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Apr 25 22:48 UTC 2022 |
Why are tacos outpacing wraps? Is it because of the border situation?
<evil grin>
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walkman
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response 11 of 223:
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Apr 26 11:29 UTC 2022 |
#10 Bingo. The illegals are buying those tacos with your tax money.
Free college, health care, housing, food, you name it.
As a bonus, get paid by China to smuggle in enough fentanyl to murder
everyone.
It's a good thing I'm not in charge. I would make Trump look like a girl
scout. From "MAGA" to "Party's over @ssholes!"
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walkman
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response 12 of 223:
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Apr 26 11:38 UTC 2022 |
Trump's social media stock's 52 Week Range: 9.84 - 175.00
It (DWAC) lost 13% yesterday alone.
#dumpsterfire
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walkman
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Apr 26 11:45 UTC 2022 |
People like Elon Musk and Donald Trump have a lot in common.
They share a carnival barker gene.
They cultivate an exciting atmosphere of showmanship, spectacle and
grift. Look back at Edison, Disney, PT Barnum, Henry Ford, Teddy
Roosevelt, even Winston Churchill and find the same qualities.
Under the chrome finish is rot.
(All great people but something obviously sinister and rotten hidden
under the surface.)
At least with Ford, the rot revealed itself.
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walkman
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response 14 of 223:
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Apr 26 13:33 UTC 2022 |
Definition of megalomania
1: a mania (see MANIA sense 2a) for great or grandiose performance
an outburst of wildly extravagant commercial megalomania
The Times Literary Supplement (London)
2: a delusional mental illness that is marked by feelings of personal
omnipotence and grandeur
Jim Morrison, Jim Jones, Hillary Clinton, Adolf Hitler and everyone on
The View all share these traits.
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walkman
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response 15 of 223:
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Apr 26 13:48 UTC 2022 |
https://i.imgflip.com/1i2lk8.jpg
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tod
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response 16 of 223:
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Apr 26 17:11 UTC 2022 |
Carnival barker gene
And a healthy dose of psychopath
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walkman
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response 17 of 223:
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Apr 27 22:32 UTC 2022 |
I think America is unofficially on the other side of peak-bubble.
Market is progressively moving downward, housing sales are slowing,
consumers are holding record debt, and Q1 numbers are weak as inflation
creeps up higher than employee raises.
Party is over.
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tod
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response 18 of 223:
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Apr 29 12:28 UTC 2022 |
I pay cash for records - never credit.
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walkman
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response 19 of 223:
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Apr 30 12:57 UTC 2022 |
The consensus is that the stimmy checks created a buying appetite and
now that the money is gone and people still refusing to go back to work
- they are taking out arm re-fis on their homes and maxing out credit
cards. Not going to be pretty. I've read that Biden is going to give in
on the student loans. Imagine the hell that will unleash. It's not about
the loan forgiveness. It's about the colleges that will jack up prices
and start offering massages and other treats knowing they are going to
be eventually paid for by tax payers. Oh and the relative value of a
college degree in terms of pay and desirability will be ZERO.
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walkman
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Apr 30 12:57 UTC 2022 |
Side note: The only time I ever bought a record with a credit card was
on Record Store Day because the tab would be hundreds and I wanted the
reward points. :) I stopped doing Record Store Day several years ago
because it's mainly jacked up prices on purposefully manufactured
collectibles. But the truth is I am like an gambler in a casino. I've
picked up some serious gems over the years though. RSD is def worth
checking out. Happens on Black Friday and usually around Easter.
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tod
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May 1 22:31 UTC 2022 |
I found a bunch of local record stores thanks to RSD. Now will I go to
them? Maybe during lunch break. I will pace myself. A record is like
a Big Mac. You don't want one - you really shouldnt get one - but once
you have it in front of you then in the words of Nancy Kerrigan "Whyyyy"
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walkman
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response 22 of 223:
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May 3 00:13 UTC 2022 |
#21 The sick thing to me is that for decades used records were about $3.
Out of about 1,000 records in my collection, I would say at least 2/3
were purchased between the late 80's to early 90's for the under $5
price. That was most of the fun...finding rare gems and of course great
collectibles for cheap in the wild. Now...$25 and up for a record? NO!
Circa 2010-2015 I would occasionally buy a new record but I have been
off that train since. I wonder if the prices will finally come down when
the everything bubble pops sometime this year? Once in a great while I
will buy a used record on ebay but usually if I get anything, it's a
cassette. The last one I bought was "Ride the Lightning" and boy I tell
you I was smitten AF. I need to score "Master of Puppets". I used to
have that one...what did I do with it??? I'm convinced many tapes were
swept up with the taco bell garbage in my car! (Seriously)
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walkman
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response 23 of 223:
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May 3 00:15 UTC 2022 |
Don't tell anyone but I am also convinced that CDs are going to be
sought after one day and they are sometimes pennies on the dollar.
Scoop up your favorites when you see them, even if they are doubles!!!
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walkman
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May 3 00:19 UTC 2022 |
One day when Canada gets over it's Covid tyranny, I need to go to
Ontario thrift shops to look for cassettes. They had the best tapes.
Black, great looking and with higher sound quality. Usually well taken
care of too. They have strange protectionist laws in Canada for music.
Sometimes I will type "Canada" after a cassette release on ebay. Their
currency is in the toilet so there are some great deals too.
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