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  • in reply to: 28-1-2026 One Child #229536
    Mr. House
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    Am i the only person who’s still angry about 2008 and 2020?

    in reply to: 28-1-2026 One Child #229534
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    And as usual we must thank our host for never getting on the censorship train. If you go to Wolf street (who never apologized for how wrong he was about covid) and you work in healthcare, and point out how many of the jobs are fake dig a hole fill a hole jobs, and overpaid to boot. He’ll block you from commenting after he makes some comment about what an asshole you are and how wrong you are. Even though you’re the one with first hand exp.

    in reply to: 28-1-2026 One Child #229533
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    Highest stock market ever, 4.4% unemployment, but we need to cut rates? How long before they QE again. I wish people would focus more on the economics and less on the BS.

    in reply to: 28-1-2026 One Child #229532
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    Covid money has run out and was possibly the only thing keeping things afloat the last six years. Lots of people i talk to have been laid off in the last six months, but unemployment is still 4.4%? Uh huh. I think they saw how much they could get away with faking stats in 2020 and just don’t even care anymore.

    in reply to: 28-1-2026 One Child #229530
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    @Dr. D

    You probably don’t care, but i generally enjoy your long rants/rundowns. But i honestly don’t care about the Minnesota stuff, its distraction. I think Dems and repubs want an excuse to declare martial law and are trying their damnedest to get it. Covid was the trial run, economic crisis where money spent needed to be controlled and trial run for collapse. What does arguing over this even accomplish? And Tim Pool? Really?

    in reply to: 28-1-2026 One Child #229482
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    No one here is going to like this, but we already have too many children. The issue is they’re grown adults, and they live off the work of others. If no one or nothing ever fails, then prices just continue to go up. And those who try to play by the rules and live life the “right” way (can we even agree what right and wrong are anymore?) will continue to be punished. We are almost at idiocracy. Give it a few more years. Not a fan of Ayn Rand, but in a way, Atlas is shrugging.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle November 29 2025 #225962
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    If they were willing to break the law in 2008 and lie about it, you have to ask yourself, what won’t they lie about? Covid was even worse then 08, but i wasn’t surprised they were lying about it. Everything is corrupt, nothing is salvageable at this point. It our general population. Most believe in nothing and just want to be accepted by their peers. Its what the corruption feeds on, peer pressure. Knowing now how much they lie, you begin to wonder about past catastrophes and the rabbit hole just keeps going.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle November 29 2025 #225959
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    Every week after in my 1 on 1 the manager would ask me how the job search was going. I finally blew up on her and said if i’m such a terrible employee, fire me. She states we’ll be having a talk with HR. Never happened and that was 3 years ago, after that she tried to transition to i had to go because the jab. Ignored that also and still here. Most of these people are cowards. They’re used to pushing around people who won’t fight back. I think it shocked her that her high school mean girl bullying couldn’t get me to quit or leave.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle November 29 2025 #225958
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    Its happening everywhere with regards to healthcare fraud. I work in a medicaid program, for the past six years. It took me all of 6 months to figure it out, brought it up to coworkers, suddenly my manager tells me in a 1 on 1 that it seems like i don’t like my job here and maybe i should find another somewhere else. The state knows, if i could figure it out in six months, they know. You won’t get anywhere by arresting the somalis. You need to arrest the head of the department of human services, the top couple of underlings. Whisteblowing just get you in trouble, not the trouble makers. The Fraud and corruption is terminal in my opinion.

    in reply to: (No) Debt Rattle October 14 2025 #198163
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    If my theory that tariffs are a replacement for treasury demand is correct, they will not remove the tariffs.

    in reply to: (No) Debt Rattle October 14 2025 #198159
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    “Um yes actually. A lot. It doesn’t mean no crisis, but pretty sure we’re well out of Mad Max. More’s the pity, but there we are.”

    Please elaborate because i disagree 100%. Infact 2020 was 08 on steroids except this time they killed people to justify the bailouts. So i’d say its worse then before.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle September 25 2025 #196405
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    Another great example of humans not being able to connect the dots. The government is totally trying to do a false flag on Russia! Also, everything the government said about covid was true. With the exception of a handful of commentators at NC, most of them are a perfect caricature of “left” or just plain stupidity. I’ll give Yves credit for getting into investment banking in a “mans” world and succeeding. These days i think she is well past her prime.

    NATO Might Try to Down Russian Jets on The False Pretext That They Violated Its Airspace

    in reply to: Debt Rattle September 12 2025 #195542
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    OMG someone at naked capitalism gets it (its not yves and she never will)

    “Inflaming Tensions, Trump Threatens Political Left With Retribution Over Killing of Charlie Kirk”

    if you’re able to comment at the site, i’d give this man a round of applause and make sure others see his post:

    “Another thing going on here is that the broadly defined left does not appreciate the extent to which it enjoyed cultural dominance for the past half-century, and so cannot understand the degree that this is now gone everywhere except legacy media, academia and entertainment. Not understanding this, and rebelling at the very notion of it, goes along with not know who Charlie Kirk was or why his murder is a big deal… and far worse for the left than the right.

    The dominance of broadly left liberal ideas produced a situation which students of colonialism will recognize: the colonized understood the colonizer much better than the latter understands the former. And themselves.

    The broadly defined right is now no longer captive to milquetoast conservatism and more importantly is using tactics the left pioneered. Among these are the politicization of everything, a reflexive friend/enemy distinction, instant iconization and subsequent canonization of politically suitable deaths, and maniacal unconscious projection. The fact that many on the left actually believe they do not do any of this underscores their problem.

    What all this means is that the left is now facing an opponent that operates much more like itself, but cannot see this because it cannot see itself clearly.”

    in reply to: Debt Rattle August 12 2025 #193807
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    That almost looks like something i wrote

    in reply to: Debt Rattle August 12 2025 #193788
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    It is strange that they only make up 2.5% of the population but are vastly over represented in positions of power in government and the private sector. When i was a kid, if you pointed this out, you were called an anti semite. Kinda the opposite argument of what BLM was saying in 2020 when they were protesting everything. Over years of observation, its like they use the divide and conquer rule: Unite minorities to steal from the majority but make sure you’re the top dog of that alliance. Honestly is the gaslighting and the lying that bothers me the most.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle August 11 2025 #193735
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    “Of course GOV’T IS a Protection Racket just like every Corporation Is a Protection Racket AND every CEO is a King and each BiznessMan is One in Waiting.
    Think not?
    Try on The Costume of Complainer or Whistleblower at any one the following criminal enterprises .GOV, TESLA. UW Medicine, Beebe Healthcare, Boeing, USN, USA, USAF. Lockheed Corpse, CDC and find out how your former friends at Da Company kowtow to Da King”

    This is 100% true.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle August 11 2025 #193719
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    Lost your job? You get 50k a year in UI
    Getting 50k a year in UI? You don’t have to pay your house note!
    Getting 50k a year in UI? You don’t have to pay rent!
    Getting 50k a year in UI? You don’t have to pay your student loans!

    Now don’t go outside! you’ll kill grandma, unless you’re protesting for a drug addict, the virus won’t hurt them. Buy off the internet, keep all your communications electronic!

    Yeah 2020 was a pandemic of stupidity

    in reply to: Debt Rattle August 11 2025 #193717
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    Look at Topcats graph of US debt. Now try to tell people 2020 was a financial crisis as i have been since 2020. They won’t believe their damn eyes. The herd plunges over the cliff

    in reply to: Debt Rattle June 1 2025 #189276
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    Is Raul ok? I remember he said he wasn’t feeling well a bit back, not like him to miss two days.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle May 21 2025 #188536
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    This could be very important and it doesn’t seem many are talking about it:

    Japan’s 30-Year and 40-Year Bonds Crater, Yields Spike, Huge Mess Coming Home to Roost. Yen Carry Trade at Risk

    in reply to: Debt Rattle April 28 2025 #186962
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    “The UK govt and most WEF led western govts mean their citizens harm, to my mind.”

    It all has a very passive aggressive feel to it. As material economy and wealth decline, deny this and turn up cultural insanity. Kind of like dating someone who tells you, you need to do this, and then you do it and things turn out terribly. So you stop doing what they suggest and then they act spiteful and do what they can to throw a monkey wrench in things.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle April 17 2025 #186343
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    Carthage must be destroyed eh? Wonder who he considers Carthage……….

    in reply to: Debt Rattle April 14 2025 #186191
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    “My daughter enjoys listening to true crime podcasts. Recently she brought it to my attention that her father possesses the traits that are very often shared by men who kill their own families.”

    Having read your description of yourself and your “ex” over the years, i find it fascinating. You and your ex are like the split personality of people on public benefits. The one who lies and cheats to get what they can, and the other who does tech repair for old people and sings in the church choir. It would have been interesting to watch you and your ex’s interactions when you first met. What attracted you to each other i wonder?

    in reply to: Debt Rattle April 2 2025 #185395
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    US journalist Hubert Renfro Knickerbocker, who had met both Hitler and Hess, speculated that Hitler had sent Hess to deliver a message informing Winston Churchill of the forthcoming invasion of the Soviet Union, and offering a negotiated peace or even an anti-Bolshevik partnership.[100] Soviet leader Joseph Stalin believed that Hess’s flight had been engineered by the British. Stalin persisted in this belief as late as 1944, when he mentioned the matter to Churchill, who insisted that they had no advance knowledge of the flight.[101] While some sources reported that Hess had been on an official mission, Churchill later stated in his book The Grand Alliance that in his view, the mission had not been authorised. “He came to us of his own free will, and, though without authority, had something of the quality of an envoy”, said Churchill, and referred to Hess’s plan as one of “lunatic benevolence”

    Now thing about all the lies we’ve been told the last 20 years………….

    in reply to: Debt Rattle April 2 2025 #185392
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    This doesn’t strike anyone as strange?

    Flight to Scotland
    After a final check of the weather reports for Germany and the North Sea, Hess took off at 17:45 on 10 May 1941 from the airfield at Augsburg-Haunstetten in his specially prepared aircraft.[85] It was the last of several attempts to depart on his mission; previous efforts had to be called off due to mechanical problems or poor weather.[86] Wearing a leather flying suit bearing the rank of captain, he brought along a supply of money and toiletries, a torch, a camera, maps and charts, and a collection of 28 different medicines, as well as dextrose tablets to help ward off fatigue and an assortment of homoeopathic remedies.[76][87][88]

    Setting a course towards Bonn, Hess used landmarks on the ground to orient himself and make minor course corrections. When he reached the coast near the Frisian Islands, Hess turned and flew in an easterly direction for twenty minutes to stay out of range of British radar. He then took a heading of 335 degrees for the trip across the North Sea, initially at low altitude but travelling for most of the journey at 5,000 feet (1,500 m). At 20:58, he changed his heading to 245 degrees, intending to approach the coast of North East England near the village of Bamburgh, Northumberland. As it was not yet sunset when he first approached the coast, Hess backtracked, zigzagging back and forth for 40 minutes until it grew dark. Around this time, his auxiliary fuel tanks were exhausted so he released them into the sea. Also around this time, at 22:08, the British Chain Home station at Ottercops Moss near Newcastle upon Tyne detected Hess’ presence and informed the Filter Room at Bentley Priory. He was quickly detected by several other stations, and the aircraft was designated as “Raid 42”.[89]

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rudolf_Hess#Flight_to_Scotland

    in reply to: Debt Rattle April 2 2025 #185390
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    “If it was Hitler’s fault then why was he allowed to enjoy his golden years sipping beer in the Andes?”

    Because the entire point of Hitler was to get rid of the soviet union. Its why France surrendered so quickly, and he never invaded England. Only 100,000 Americans died on the Western front……….. Only when it was obvious that he wasn’t going to defeat the soviet union, did the west get “serious”.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle April 2 2025 #185375
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    For everyone here, why would trump crash the system that made him rich? That is what needs to happen for any reform sans violence (and you still may get that even with the crash). Serious question

    in reply to: Debt Rattle April 2 2025 #185359
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    “New totalitarian economic isolationism?”

    Isn’t that what covid was? Are JB-HB and myself the only people here who are still in the work force and everyone else is retired? I can relate to his exp. with regards to training. I attend meetings that have hundreds of women in them and maybe a handful of men. You are told in company orientation, if someone isn’t doing work and you point out that they’re not doing work, they’ll probably be promoted before you so keep your mouth shut. Everything in this world is inverted. You will not be able to vote your way out of this.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle February 26 2025 #183043
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    @Dora

    I came to that conclusion a few years back. Now you know why Terry Mullis had to be killed before covid. The man hated Faucci and would have shouted from the rooftops his test was being misused.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle February 21 2025 #182770
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    in reply to: Debt Rattle February 21 2025 #182766
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    Does anyone here use facebook? And if so have you noticed lots of political shit flooding your feed for the past few weeks? That you never saw before? I have so i looked up a way to lessen it, and when i went to the option your only choices were default (what i’m getting) or more, every other category would let you select less. Someone needs to look into this.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle February 21 2025 #182765
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    You know how i knew the tea party was bullshit in 2009? I attended a rally, lots of thomas jefferson said this and George Washington said that. No plans from the speakers so i started talking to the people in the crowd. Everyone wanted to cut social spending, and i said good and fine but we should also cut military spending by an equal amount. The looks and responses were typical, what? are you crazy? blah blah blah. If Trump cuts it by 40% that is wonderful.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle February 21 2025 #182755
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    @Dr. Day

    Ha the “40” tons, but the official records only showed 37. Fraud Fraud everywhere, but not a drop to drink 😉

    in reply to: Debt Rattle February 21 2025 #182754
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    Democrats have been using shaming tactics for decades to get everything they’ve wanted. Its funny when people complain about conservatism, what conservative measure has been enacted since the 90’s?

    in reply to: Debt Rattle February 21 2025 #182753
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    If you can’t admit at this point that government spending is out of control, and you revert to sob stories, like we’re seeing in the media now, then you are part of the problem and probably getting something for nothing. Lots of people have been struggling for years since 2008, its time to let the protected classes get a taste.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle February 21 2025 #182740
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    in reply to: Debt Rattle February 13 2025 #182182
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    Should put a tariff on investments, but we all know they won’t do that………..

    in reply to: Debt Rattle February 13 2025 #182140
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    Me thinks democrats doth protest too much

    Remember they wanted to do this a few years ago?

    https://abcnews.go.com/Politics/biden-admin-backs-tracking-bank-accounts-600-annual/story?id=80665505

    in reply to: Debt Rattle February 10 2025 #181875
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    #299: The arc of inevitability

    Ah the verdict is finally in, apologist it is. Nobody had a choice, TINA. This is getting pathetic.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle February 8 2025 #181735
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    @ Dr. D

    Actually the owner of time Magazine is Marc Benioff. I’m not a believer of what some here espouse but it is odd that so many of a group hold such high positions but are only something like 5% of the population?

    Some evidence: https://web.archive.org/web/20180307181644/https://jewishbusinessnews.com/2018/03/07/jews-make-19-forbes-200-worlds-richest-list/

    The original URL was scrubbed but we still have the way back machine.
    Odd, remember in 2020 when BLM was pointing out too many white people hold high positions within corporate america? But being a large portion of the population, that makes sense. What doesn’t make sense in 5% of the population holding so many high positions. Usual push back will be “well they’re just that much smarter” yeah that doesn’t track.

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