response 156 of 223:

Nov 12 02:39 UTC 2022

It s actually sad that crypto was ruined by greedy speculators and
sleazy  crypto wallet companies lending out and spending other people s
money. 

Government regulation only focused on taxing the consumers, not on
keeping  the wallet companies honest.

Celebrities and government insiders on the take.

Strangely I suspect regular people will not see the irony in a year when
the  fed replaces physical cash for government crypto currency. 

response 158 of 223:

Nov 12 12:27 UTC 2022

This is the point in time where the dad tells the children about a
parallel history lesson about the CIA installing a puppet military
government in Honduras to benefit the slave labor needed for the United
Fruit & Cuyamel Fruit Companies in the early 20th century.

No one will point out what the Clintons were doing in Haiti or why Obama
was enabling Muslim Brotherhood in North Africa.

I love America but I'm just going to say that our leaders are up to evil
exploitation globally and I'm afraid Americans will pay the price soon.
It's never evil corporations or investment groups that pay the price. I
mean - think about recent examples where five prime ministers were
killed after refusing to distribute covid-19 vaccines. No one on earth
wants to talk about that either. And when I bring it up, it's met with
long faces and distant eyes. Like the great Leonard Cohen once said,
'Everybody Knows'.

response 160 of 223:

Nov 14 20:22 UTC 2022

How many heart attacks happened over the weekend as a result of FTX.
How many will happen as a result of the housing collapse.
Soylent Green

response 162 of 223:

Nov 14 23:42 UTC 2022

I'm already getting black friday mailers. No special products. All
prices  are the same, as in no deals whatsoever. Q4 is going to be VERY
BAD for  retail. I'm assuming retailers are going into it with low
expectations  knowing that sales are down, prices are high, interest
rates are high,  balances are maxed. Nothing enticing for the consumer.
What I find appalling is when the retailer puts sinage that shows the
old  price with a line through it (a fake, high price), then the regular
 prices below it. What a deal! We'll see though. People are always
surprising me these days.

response 164 of 223:

Nov 15 11:58 UTC 2022

#163 "Your house is your piggy bank!"
     "Pull cash out of your house now!"
As if people are actually pulling out cash. They owe all that money
back, now at 3x interest rates. And GOD HELP those with arm loans. You
would think people would learn.  In the meantime, I am watching the
stock market skyrocket lately for no apparent reason. Elections stolen.
Earnings down. Inflated prices. We are living in an abstract world -
like a perverse cartoon. My plan remains: stay the course, focus on self
and family, keep on rocking, keep on saying NO to all the forced
dystopia.

At one point, people will actually start feeling real pain and they will
wake the F up from their stupor. The people who stole their way into
power who are rubbing all our faces into their feces better run. 

Speaking of those people - the con artists of the 21st century who buy
power with other people's money then escape justice because they were
"Democrat megadonors"... how much more of this are people going to put
up with? Listen to this guy talk (what he was saying and HIS VOICE)
knowing he was raiding the accounts and living like a king in the
Bahamas... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K15BVxibrw8

In the meantime, the Sigmas of the world are like this:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wfMfZv7-uY8

response 166 of 223:

Nov 16 12:15 UTC 2022

That guys voice - like a cartoon. It's almost unnerving. Did you see his
girlfriend? Freakshow people that were elevated to Madoff Supersize.
Then you see Fried with Bill Clinton. Amazing.  Yeah, the gamer chair
greaseball thing. IDK. "Ain't that America, something to see." Cheetos
nation. McRibs and one room apartments for you and me. RoundUp
Glyphosate in our processed food. Hey Siri, why are so many young people
getting cancer? FFWD to Bill Gates telling the world we can eliminate
hunger with proprietary GMO seeds and synthetic fertilizer. I wish I
could put skull and crossbones emojis here.  

"Greed-to-risk ratio" - I like that. Remember Greenspan with "irrational
exuberance"? He's shockingly alive - seemed like he was 102 20 years
ago. Imagine what is running through his head now as we have a labor
participation rate of 61.6 percent in 2022 (actual statistic, see link
below). Almost 40% real unemployment. People who think recession is
coming are in for a huge surprise. It's here and getting worse and the
dummy young people won't even work. HOW DO THEY EXIST? If there's some
magic formula outside of government handouts they should share it. Did
someone find the Arc of the Covenant and are they passing out Manna from
God?
https://www.bls.gov/opub/mlr/2013/article/labor-force-projections-to-2022
-the-labor-force-participation-rate-continues-to-fall.htm

PS My goofball uncle and aunt. I'm 100% sure they thought I was nuts
when I told them about the housing market, the food shortages, the
crypto, etc. They are in their 70's but have the ear of their arrogant
PHD, marxist, millenial loser kid (in his 40s). Anything outside of CNN
is a wild right-wing conspiracy theory. Well, I saw them last weekend
and they said to me, "everything you told me is true- send me youtube
links we want to find out more." I was LOL'ing out loud in my mind. I
told them about WEF and how "Build Back Better" was a globalist slogan
and they both yelled, "NO!" at the same time. The normies are getting
red-pilled. I guess $6 for eggs and milk will do that. 

response 168 of 223:

Nov 16 17:23 UTC 2022

Saw that yesterday. Very alarming. 
There will be no scarcity with a Fed crypto when it comes to "minting"
or mining. Likely: The scarcity exists with the end user relative to
what their social credit score is.

The CBDC will be to cash what cash was to gold circa 1971.
Relative value of *everything* will change. $6/eggs will be a joke soon
but hey, promises of UBI are super attractive. 

response 170 of 223:

Nov 17 11:24 UTC 2022

#169 I'll have to add The Peripheral to my list. I tried Tulsa King the 
other day. Was quite immature and sexist but I may roll into the second 
episode and see what happens. May get good?

But Chlo  Moretz, the star of Peripheral was in Badass 2 and was great
in  it. She's a good actress and very good looking too; kind of looks
like a  young Kim Catrell to me. Good for her to score a lead part.

$1 Cadbury bars. Oh man. Did you see how big a snickers bar is now? It's
 the size of my thumb! I'm surprised they don't put a label on it that 
says, "2 net carbs". LOL (that net carb thing drives me crazy!)

response 172 of 223:

Nov 18 15:00 UTC 2022

"cursed the darkness and woke in a carb coma surrounded by wrappers."
I can relate if swap the 3 musketeers with pizza. 
Those true words are never admitted by any large woman. The words 
actually spoken are these, "You don't understand what it's like to be a 
woman. I try and try. I do everything but nothing works. I don't have 
testosterone or a male metabolism. It's not FAIR!" 
Behind ever scenario are hidden bags of shame candy and doritos. 

I digress. 
I also really loved 24 before it jumped the shark. Really great plots 
and great acting, even when all along I suspected that the show was 
sponsored by the CIA as propaganda. "Torturing brown people is necessary
 for national security."

Gasoline. Not sure if you saw this but the head of Saudi Aramco recently
 said this:' Today there is spare capacity that is extremely low. If
China opens up,  [the] economy starts improving or the aviation industry
starts asking  for more jet fuel, you will erode this spare capacity.
When you erode  that spare capacity the world should be worried. There
will be no space  for any hiccup   any interruption, any unforeseen
events anywhere around  the world.'

And finally, a talking head from Fox nails the FTX scenario. I'm 
wondering if FTX will get buried in the news cycle despite the fact that
 it's several magnitudes worse than Madoff because Democrats and Covid 
authoritarians benefited from SBF passing around other people's money. 
$32 billion is an insane amount of money and the damage is going to be 
epic. I know 'epic' is a word tossed around a lot these days but it 
really applies here. 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B9wMUhhYjGY&t=232s

response 174 of 223:

Nov 19 15:08 UTC 2022

In an age where freedom of speech is equated with Nazism and anti-
propaganda is equated with misinformation, we now can complete with 
circle with eugenics. 

Physician-assisted suicide could soon become legal in Massachusetts. 
What are the pros and cons?
https://www.wgbh.org/news/local-news/2022/05/06/physician-assisted-
suicide-could-soon-become-legal-in-massachusetts-what-are-the-pros-and-
cons

It's not a stretch to see the left arguing for forced sterilization and 
euthanasia for those deemed unfit for society (political opposition?). 
In Canada, there's no consent needed from parents for children to be 
killed by the government medicine. In the US, kids are gender confused 
by teachers for gender reassignment. Imagine how children could be 
easily coaxed into government-provided death.  

The left calls political opposition Nazis. Ironic, isn't it?

response 176 of 223:

Nov 19 15:18 UTC 2022

https://www.history.com/topics/germany/eugenics#section_2

Eugenics in America
In the late 19th century, Galton whose cousin was Charles Darwin hoped 
to better humankind through the propagation of the British elite. His 
plan never really took hold in his own country, but in America it was 
more widely embraced.

Eugenics made its first official appearance in American history through 
marriage laws. In 1896, Connecticut made it illegal for people with 
epilepsy or who were  feeble-minded  to marry. In 1903, the American 
Breeder s Association was created to study eugenics.

John Harvey Kellogg, of Kellogg cereal fame, organized the Race 
Betterment Foundation in 1911 and established a  pedigree registry.  The
 foundation hosted national conferences on eugenics in 1914, 1915 and 
1928.

As the concept of eugenics took hold, prominent citizens, scientists and
 socialists championed the cause and established the Eugenics Record 
Office. The office tracked families and their genetic traits, claiming 
most people considered unfit were immigrants, minorities or poor.

The Eugenics Record Office also maintained there was clear evidence that
 supposed negative family traits were caused by bad genes, not racism, 
economics or the social views of the time.

Forced Sterilizations
Eugenics in America took a dark turn in the early 20th century, led by 
California. From 1909 to 1979, around 20,000 sterilizations occurred in 
California state mental institutions under the guise of protecting 
society from the offspring of people with mental illness.

Many sterilizations were forced and performed on minorities. Thirty-
three states would eventually allow involuntary sterilization in 
whomever lawmakers deemed unworthy to procreate.

In 1927, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that forced sterilization of the 
handicapped does not violate the U.S. Constitution. In the words of 
Supreme Court Justice Oliver Wendall Holmes,   three generations of 
imbeciles are enough.  In 1942, the ruling was overturned, but not 
before thousands of people underwent the procedure.

In the 1930s, the governor of Puerto Rico, Menendez Ramos, implemented 
sterilization programs for Puerto Rican women. Ramos claimed the action 
was needed to battle rampant poverty and economic strife; however, it 
may have also been a way to prevent the so-called superior Aryan gene 
pool from becoming tainted with Latino blood.

According to a 1976 Government Accountability Office investigation, 
between 25 and 50 percent of Native Americans were sterilized between 
1970 and 1976. It s thought some sterilizations happened without consent
 during other surgical procedures such as an appendectomy.

In some cases, health care for living children was denied unless their 
mothers agreed to sterilization.

response 178 of 223:

Nov 20 13:59 UTC 2022

Watching Elon Musk troll the establishment and then watching them come 
after him is peak 2022. Even though Trump said he won't go back to 
Twitter now that he's been reinstated, the meltdown that his old tweets 
are visible is priceless. We need more meltdowns and I'm 1000% sure 2023
 will not disappoint. 

This narrative that free speech is "the end of democracy" is eye-brow 
raising and it's almost as astounding that so few challenge it. FUCKING 
COWARDS. People who don't fight back against authoritarianism given past
 history *almost* deserve what they get in the end. I say 'almost'
because  I don't want to see it happen but I conceded that it's true.

response 180 of 223:

Nov 20 20:04 UTC 2022

Canadians euthanizing children
https://banned.video/watch?id=6374e07f0f75fc3deb6e5c70

In America: California law SB-107 allows access to destructive 
transgender surgeries for all American children without parental consent

The Death Cult needs more children. Bring one to Best Buy today for a 
Black Friday discount.