Posted on 01/26/2021 6:18:14 PM PST by ransomnote
Who or what is “Granite”????
Future proves past!
Re Fixing to get flamed:
Haha! I know what you mean. I am having a harder time keeping my temper when I hear a snippet of “news” on the TV or radio. I argue back! Just the CNN headline notifications that flit across my screen cause me to throw things!
Hurry, Q, hurry — or I’ll end up on YouTube!
Is that wire Xiden’s direct connection to his Master Jinping?
Hehrow, hehrow, is anyone at home?
I’m to point out derp behavior when I see it. That’s a completely different topic than any petitions to the Almighty on the topic of the derp’s governance abilities.
That was posted by JuliansRum. To me it confirms Trump really does have it all. Playbook known.
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Can you explain what you mean to those of us just catching up?
retired just over 2 months ago....but I kept my license...
bitt wrote:
https://twitter.com/AugustTakala/status/1354598098551656450
@AugustTakala
TUCKER: Today, the FBI showed up at 31-year-old Doug Mackey’s (AKA Ricky Vaughn’s) house, a “conservative journalist” in Florida. He’s facing 10 years for disinformation “in the form of memes.”
“Thoughts? Some might argue this is the kind of moron conservatives need to ditch.”
((this isn’t me, it’s the poster))
10 years for distribution of disinfo in the form of memes ??!!??
I have been having a blast reading wallstreetbets over at reddit.
Some “Kid” has been showing screen shots every week or so of his wildly speculative option play in GameStop (Symbol: GME) in which he has grown his brokerage account from about $100K (starting late 2019) into $47 million today.
Hahahah ... they think they’ve got about 3 million “Retards” (who seem eerily similar to anons) slaying the Wall Street monster.
GME has risen from about $2.50 a year ago to over $300 per share today. The “Retards” (”retail” ___s ?) think they’ve got the short sellers in the squeeze of a lifetime.
And GUESS WHAT: They’re being attacked by the media, threatened with SEC investigations ... having their platforms attacked by clowns.
The cabal is cracking up.
not sure I understand all that but is that the reason “fall of the cabal” suddenly disappeared from rumble?
Kalam wrote:
“Well then, congratulations are in order.
Keep ‘em straight before you go. Then turn ‘em loose. Wait a bit and see who calls you first.
“
ThankQ; will do.
I must be whistling under water.
https://freerepublic.com/focus/chat/3928268/posts?page=1512#1512
Remarkably CLEAN in language and links :) ..
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Now when for once in American History, David has proven he can defeat Goliath. Hedge Funds are imposing CIA perception management intelligence tactics in the media about WSB promoting hate speech, what they aren’t reporting is it’s really the hedge funds or friends in intelligence communities funding that fake racist white supremacist stuff via bots, to make us look bad. CIA 101.
This is their playbook. Infiltration of otherwise. Destroy sides reputation. And bounce.
ThankQ, Bigg Red!
Doesn't sound anything AT ALL like China bought the election, does it?
If someone(s) took out loans to short the stock... they will go bankrupt.
The Creature from Jekyll Island: A Second Look at the Federal Reserve
Where does money come from? Where does it go? Who makes it? The money magicians’ secrets are unveiled. We get a close look at their mirrors and smoke machines, their pulleys, cogs, and wheels that create the grand illusion called money. A dry and boring subject? Just wait! You’ll be hooked in five minutes. Reads like a detective story - which it really is. But it’s all true. This book is about the most blatant scam of all history. It’s all here: the cause of wars, boom-bust cycles, inflation, depression, prosperity. Creature from Jekyll Island is a “must read.” Your world view will definitely change.
You’ll never trust a politician again - or a banker.
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The title refers to the formation of the Federal Reserve System, which occurred at a secret meeting at Jekyll Island, Georgia in 1910. It was at this meeting, as Griffin relates, that the “Money Trust”, composed of the richest and most powerful bankers in the world, along with a U.S. Senator, wrote the proposal to launch the Federal Reserve System (which Griffin calls a banking cartel) to control the financial system so that the bankers will always come out on top. The biggest problem in modern banking, according to Griffin, is and has always been the creation of fiat money. Fiat money is money that is “declared” money by the government. It is not backed by anything but promises and deceit. All societies were sound financially when they used gold or silver to back their currency. When the bankers finally get their way and install fiat money, the result is inflation and boom and bust cycles. Griffin gives numerous examples of this, such as repeated failures by American colonies and European states in using fiat money. The purpose of fiat money is so that the government can spend more then they take in through taxes. Without writing reams on this book, it is sufficient to say that this is a must read for anyone who is interested in learning how the money system operates. Griffin gives comprehensive accounts of how the Fed creates money, and how this affects everyday life. I would have to say these sections are better than Murray Rothbard’s book, The Case Against the Fed, because Griffin gives himself more room for explanation. Griffin does believe in the conspiratorial view of history, and he believes that the bankers are working in concert with such groups as the Council on Foreign Relations and the Trilateral Commission to bring about a socialist-world system in which an elite composed of intellectuals and bankers will rule over the entire planet. Griffin even spends a chapter outlining how this system could come about, and the consequent results of this socialist system. These chapters are a bit unsettling, but even if you aren’t interested in this worldview, you can still learn much about the economy from this book. Recommended —By Jeffrey Leach on July 29, 2001
This book, while slightly marred by the occasional conspiracy theory, is a great account of one of the most important real life conspiracies of our time. It is well researched with plenty of footnotes for anyone who wants to look more deeply. It tells the real story of how bankers have lured politicians with easy money and ended up in control of most of the world. Whether or not they can keep up our (or rather, their) sleight-of-hand monetary system forever, the important thing is the power these bankers wield that should not be theirs. This book should be required reading. And by all means do your own research. Topics covered: founding of the Federal Reserve, war mongering, bail-outs, boom-bust cycles, the J.P.Morgans and Rothschilds of the world, the history of central banking in the United States, and most fascinating: how the money system really works in this country.
Bitt wrote:
“Yay! More time to Q! You’re gonna love retirement.”
Yup, I’ll have time to do stuff I didn’t have time for before.
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