Colin Todhunter, Land of Confusion: The Great Reset in Motion
This is the best summary of the biggest crime of the 21st century... for the time being... for a time I thought it was because the US elections fraud. But this is much more conclusive. And still. They could never have done it without China overreacting. They probably perceived, rightfully, they were under a chemical bacteriological attack...
WWII not only turned America into a military juggernaut like no other, it permanently scarred & transfigured us into the military industrial *death* complex that Eisenhower had part in creating, eventually realizing the monster needed to be put back in the bottle.
When the allies rounded up the defeated Axis powers, after suffering greatly in the process itself (mind, body & spirit), subjected to propaganda to drive them into building & taking a nightmare war machine into battle, it's amazing the end wasn't worse...
It's the same reason I believe in the death penalty for the irredeemably vicious, because the innocent continuing to suffer just taking care of them.
If "War Is Hell" then prisons are outer darkness; I've taken drug & alcohol recovery panels into the max security darkness, but gave up because it was too soul crushing to continue...
If a good man/woman enters prison, by mistake, judicial tyranny/incompetence or even through employment, the person that reemerges, after a period, becomes a zombified version of themselves upon emerging.
Perhaps now, with my new spiritual practice I could reset after small doses, bu I have another calling now...
Prison should be a tool of last resort, with more emphasis on helping children/families before they choose darkness & are swallowed by it.
I think the commodity market itself is the source of the paper-X problem, mainly through the future mechanism. It is preferable to let individual users purchase silver directly from producers or wholesalers. A single trading place for all futures only serves as the clearing house of all gamblers. More and more industrial silver users have moved toward producers directly. As natural resources dwindle gradually, more and more commodities will be traded outside of the "exchanges".
The easy way to suppress costs is to remove the middleman. The "exchange" is the largest middleman. Furthermore, the FTC allows 5% down and 95% financing to trade commodity futures. If the ratio is raised to 50%, a lot of problems would have already disappeared.
I know you don't really have time for videos, understandable. Most of the ones I do watch I don't really watch, I play them in the background while doing household chores like a radio providing white noise. My tinnitus is less noticeable! Anyhow I had this one playing over the weekend and I thought some may find it interesting. It's with Alex Krainer and Larry Johnson around the eleven minute mark Larry explains some connections around the Venezuela issue I have not known about that is simply amazing. Not sure if the link starts in the right spot? Very interesting from the global financial perspective.
The story here is that JP Morgan, after taking Bear Stern's silver shorts when they bought it in 2008, reinitialized the scam and artificially suppressed Ag prices until a few months ago, when they the took 750 million oz of Ag that they bought at fraudulently suppressed prices & prepared to corner the market.
BTW, there is good news in this story & that is that JP Morgan has just exposed the whole fake & gay paper derivatives scam.
Now, the new *reality* will be painful, but hopefully it will be *honest*...
Moreover, for stackers this is the moment, as the commodity artifice to illicitly short the market has *ended*, where actual price discovery is the LAW of the market going forward.
Another shoe dropping, especially for industrial consumers that rely upon Ag for the backbone of the tech *boom*, is that their extreme profits derived from the rigged silver market(s) is *over*, now the game has changed & they will not be the only ones becoming billionaires...
P.S. If I was an executive in one of the countries that enabled JP Morgan's grift (Trump has entered the chat), I'd seize JP Morgan yesterday!
But, we're talking about a system so corrupt, so inbred, so sold to the highest bidder, national interests are only a passing thort...
The real story here is how China sussed out the new Ag rentier *reality* & circled the wagons at the last moment.
Thanks, yes. I read and excerpt a lot. Some people can only consider steady-state economics, but Hyman Minsky liked to look at the spots where things break suddenly.
Colin Todhunter, Land of Confusion: The Great Reset in Motion
This is the best summary of the biggest crime of the 21st century... for the time being... for a time I thought it was because the US elections fraud. But this is much more conclusive. And still. They could never have done it without China overreacting. They probably perceived, rightfully, they were under a chemical bacteriological attack...
"War is fought by all means." Sun Tzu, The Art of War
Hi John,
Too few hours in the day and information to process ... just wanted to wish you an Akemashite Omedeto!
Omedetou Gozaimasu, Chocula San!
;-D
Sounds like the Eisenhower death camps.
https://rumble.com/v3w4gev-other-losses-eisenhowers-death-camps-a-film-by-james-bacque.html
OTHER LOSSES: EISENHOWER'S DEATH CAMPS | A FILM BY JAMES BACQUE
An ugly postwar secret.
It's not a secret John, "War Is Hell".
WWII not only turned America into a military juggernaut like no other, it permanently scarred & transfigured us into the military industrial *death* complex that Eisenhower had part in creating, eventually realizing the monster needed to be put back in the bottle.
When the allies rounded up the defeated Axis powers, after suffering greatly in the process itself (mind, body & spirit), subjected to propaganda to drive them into building & taking a nightmare war machine into battle, it's amazing the end wasn't worse...
It's the same reason I believe in the death penalty for the irredeemably vicious, because the innocent continuing to suffer just taking care of them.
If "War Is Hell" then prisons are outer darkness; I've taken drug & alcohol recovery panels into the max security darkness, but gave up because it was too soul crushing to continue...
If a good man/woman enters prison, by mistake, judicial tyranny/incompetence or even through employment, the person that reemerges, after a period, becomes a zombified version of themselves upon emerging.
Perhaps now, with my new spiritual practice I could reset after small doses, bu I have another calling now...
Prison should be a tool of last resort, with more emphasis on helping children/families before they choose darkness & are swallowed by it.
*All the best in 2026*
Seems that the AI folks are looking at Greenland and Gaza as 15 minute cities.
If there are clouds on the horizon, it's about to rain.
If not, it's already raining.
Welsh adage.
In a world full of psychos, where is Lucy Van Pelt when you need her:
https://featureassets.gocomics.com/assets/d24b04b0bcc6013eb960005056a9545d
Lucy is hiding out in 1968 again.
BTW, when I click "LIKE" nothing happens...
I think the commodity market itself is the source of the paper-X problem, mainly through the future mechanism. It is preferable to let individual users purchase silver directly from producers or wholesalers. A single trading place for all futures only serves as the clearing house of all gamblers. More and more industrial silver users have moved toward producers directly. As natural resources dwindle gradually, more and more commodities will be traded outside of the "exchanges".
The easy way to suppress costs is to remove the middleman. The "exchange" is the largest middleman. Furthermore, the FTC allows 5% down and 95% financing to trade commodity futures. If the ratio is raised to 50%, a lot of problems would have already disappeared.
I know you don't really have time for videos, understandable. Most of the ones I do watch I don't really watch, I play them in the background while doing household chores like a radio providing white noise. My tinnitus is less noticeable! Anyhow I had this one playing over the weekend and I thought some may find it interesting. It's with Alex Krainer and Larry Johnson around the eleven minute mark Larry explains some connections around the Venezuela issue I have not known about that is simply amazing. Not sure if the link starts in the right spot? Very interesting from the global financial perspective.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jWhuiWfsMgI
The story here is that JP Morgan, after taking Bear Stern's silver shorts when they bought it in 2008, reinitialized the scam and artificially suppressed Ag prices until a few months ago, when they the took 750 million oz of Ag that they bought at fraudulently suppressed prices & prepared to corner the market.
BTW, there is good news in this story & that is that JP Morgan has just exposed the whole fake & gay paper derivatives scam.
Now, the new *reality* will be painful, but hopefully it will be *honest*...
Moreover, for stackers this is the moment, as the commodity artifice to illicitly short the market has *ended*, where actual price discovery is the LAW of the market going forward.
Another shoe dropping, especially for industrial consumers that rely upon Ag for the backbone of the tech *boom*, is that their extreme profits derived from the rigged silver market(s) is *over*, now the game has changed & they will not be the only ones becoming billionaires...
P.S. If I was an executive in one of the countries that enabled JP Morgan's grift (Trump has entered the chat), I'd seize JP Morgan yesterday!
But, we're talking about a system so corrupt, so inbred, so sold to the highest bidder, national interests are only a passing thort...
The real story here is how China sussed out the new Ag rentier *reality* & circled the wagons at the last moment.
Too soon?
Thanks, yes. I read and excerpt a lot. Some people can only consider steady-state economics, but Hyman Minsky liked to look at the spots where things break suddenly.