basquebromance
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what's the opportunity? how can you gain from such a disastrous collapse...unless your intentions are pure evil!
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More government control. I think they are scrambling to lock everything down under their control before next year's election. In reality, the whole system is on the edge of collapse and it wouldn't surprise me if they tried to pull some blatant anti-Constitutional actions to "delay" or postpone the next election.what's the opportunity?
And, probably the first thread, to understand, that something fishy was going on here;
Back when Trump was still president. . . this corruption, is beyond both parties. Natural Citizen
Trump renews call for negative U.S. interest rates
Talk about economic lunacy. Gosh. It's just a matter of time when the bond bubble bursts as it is. There's around 17 trillion dollars worth. It's the biggest bubble in history. Lowering interest rates below the market level and then creating new credit is how bubbles are created. How do you sell...www.usmessageboard.com
GOP corrupt deregulation always leads to bubbles and busts and recessions and depressions. When will people learn for crying out loud?More government control. I think they are scrambling to lock everything down under their control before next year's election. In reality, the whole system is on the edge of collapse and it wouldn't surprise me if they tried to pull some blatant anti-Constitutional actions to "delay" or postpone the next election.
That woman is evil incarnate, just like Pelosi. They would cheerfully watch Americans killing each other if it helped them gain or retain power.
they used to have financial crises and runs on banks all the time and for years at a time. thank God for Democrats and intelligent regulation. now they just have corrupt GOP deregulation bubbles busts and recessions and depressions, not half as bad LOLThere's actually a lot more going on. In my own personal view anyway. I just haven't felt like typing it all out.
Do you ever just not feel like typing a lot, Beale? I get that way sometimes. And the nthe other thing is I often wonder if it's even worth it. Does anyone even really pay attention to all of that stuff?
Cliff notes would be that if you don't want bankers to be opening and peeking into your box of dividends to see what they actually are, then you hire people with social sciences degrees to run your risk management department. But even that would take a lot of effort to explain why exactly that is in scope and what all is involved with those dividends.
And that's only one thing.
And then we just saw that Wells Fargo ''glitch'' that caused everybody's ''money'' to disappear, leaving negative balances. I was gonna bring that up in that thread you linked, because there are some particular relevancies to the whole CBDC move they have going on. Problem, reaction, solution type stuff. You know how they do. Look what the financial crisis of the early 1900s got us. It got us the Fed, the incme tax, the IRS, WW1 and a monsterously bloated federal government. But again, I just don't feel like it today. lol.
wow, I thought biden was presidentGOP corrupt deregulation always leads to bubbles and busts and recessions and depressions. When will people learn for crying out loud?
LOL a bank collapse in a Dem state ruled with an iron fist by Democrats...Franco deflects to GOP.GOP corrupt deregulation always leads to bubbles and busts and recessions and depressions. When will people learn for crying out loud?
The deregulation that caused this was passed by Trump in 2018, Einstein.wow, I thought biden was president
Federal regulations made after 2008 were relaxed by Trump in 2018. You should really try watching a news program someday, super Duper.LOL a bank collapse in a Dem state ruled with an iron fist by Democrats...Franco deflects to GOP.
I hear ya.There's actually a lot more going on. In my own personal view anyway. I just haven't felt like typing it all out.
Do you ever just not feel like typing a lot, Beale? I get that way sometimes. And the nthe other thing is I often wonder if it's even worth it. Does anyone even really pay attention to all of that stuff?
Cliff notes would be that if you don't want bankers to be opening and peeking into your box of dividends to see what they actually are, then you hire people with social sciences degrees to run your risk management department. But even that would take a lot of effort to explain why exactly that is in scope and what all is involved with those dividends.
And that's only one thing.
And then we just saw that Wells Fargo ''glitch'' that caused everybody's ''money'' to disappear, leaving negative balances. I was gonna bring that up in that thread you linked, because there are some particular relevancies to the whole CBDC move they have going on. Problem, reaction, solution type stuff. You know how they do. Look what the financial crisis of the early 1900s got us. It got us the Fed, the incme tax, the IRS, WW1 and a monsterously bloated federal government. But again, I just don't feel like it today. lol.
Biden POTUS during a bank collapse, Franco deflects to Trump.Federal regulations made after 2008 were relaxed by Trump in 2018. You should really try watching a news program someday, super Duper.