In the wake of the 2008 Financial Crisis, former chief economist of the IMF Simon Johnson warned that the same dysfunctional policies he saw in his basketcase banana republics had taken hold in the United States.
They have leveraged this oroboros relationship in which finance flows money to Washington, and then Washington returns the favor with regulation and other artificial influences on markets.
What must happen is straightforward.
We must de-power the financial system.
That means moving on multiple fronts.
Get rid of usury. These institutions shouldn't be pulling down 20 and 30% for consumer credit.
We can get every American on a fixed 9% credit card rate and work strategically to reduce this national security risk.
At the same time we must use the power of artificial intelligence to scour the communications, movement of monies, and all other data related to the oroboros wrapped between NYC and DC. We have to use this intelligence to build a map of the network.
Then we use the tax system to create advantages for building in America, and hiring Americans, and then we use that same tax system to create disadvantages for globalists.
We cut off the flow of blood to the ouroboros.
We should also de-power Washington significantly by reducing the size of the federal government by 85%.
Then we cut off security clearances because a lot of these people are simply selling the information they have, if we cut off the flow of information they have nothing else to sell.
DJT promises a lot and forgets those promises once elected, like 99.99% of all politicians. He promised last time to release the JFK files. Instead, he buried them for 3 more years. Now he actually promised to release them again. No kidding. Oh, sure you are, Donald.
Dream on, because on thing is sure, with the two-party system, the American people are NOT a priority. They are tuned in to Big Business, Israel, Ukraine, and the Rich and Famous. The rest of us do not count. I stopped voting because it is stupid to do the same thing over and over and actually expect a different result.
You mean a debt Jubilee *for* our bankster overlords. They certainly will not be doing this for the rest of us; even the eventual mass starvation and death counts will be no problem for them. Until they are forced by a literal or equivalent gun barrel to bring down the entire system itself, don't expect anything meaningful.
It looks like that Total Leverage in the system is about to skyrocket higher to levels that we cannot comprehend, and that asset prices will follow it up. I don't think we've seen the blow off top yet.
It is clearly all over but the crying. The Constitution is a joke now; no one even pretends to follow it. Corrupt politicians reflect a corrupt, immoral population. The old term, statesman, cannot be applied to any candidate today. If these two clowns are the best the two corrupt parties can produce, they are clearly become a bad joke. You have a VP who cackles like a witch and doesn't have a clue economically and a billionaire who has an ego the size of New York and simply cannot think before engaging his mouth in gear. He claims to love and emulate Reagan, but even when Reagan was speaking off-the-cuff, he kept it short and to the point. He didn't call other people names like a 3-year-old or attack other politicians. Even when he called the Soviet Union an Evil Empire, he didn't apply it to an individual, which is why he managed to meet with Gorbachev.
"Well, we didn't act fast. In fact, we got worse."
I'm on a crusade to end misuse of the word "we", particularly when referring to political actors that don't involve "me" at all. Extra clarity when describing their misdeeds brings sharp focus where it needs to be.
Also, if your only excuse for referring to the 2008 Financial *Scandal* as a "crisis" is because the corporate media does, you might want rethink your position.
They have leveraged this oroboros relationship in which finance flows money to Washington, and then Washington returns the favor with regulation and other artificial influences on markets.
What must happen is straightforward.
We must de-power the financial system.
That means moving on multiple fronts.
Get rid of usury. These institutions shouldn't be pulling down 20 and 30% for consumer credit.
We can get every American on a fixed 9% credit card rate and work strategically to reduce this national security risk.
At the same time we must use the power of artificial intelligence to scour the communications, movement of monies, and all other data related to the oroboros wrapped between NYC and DC. We have to use this intelligence to build a map of the network.
Then we use the tax system to create advantages for building in America, and hiring Americans, and then we use that same tax system to create disadvantages for globalists.
We cut off the flow of blood to the ouroboros.
We should also de-power Washington significantly by reducing the size of the federal government by 85%.
Then we cut off security clearances because a lot of these people are simply selling the information they have, if we cut off the flow of information they have nothing else to sell.
I could do this all day.
Great ideas!
Thank you! Borrowed some from DJT.
DJT promises a lot and forgets those promises once elected, like 99.99% of all politicians. He promised last time to release the JFK files. Instead, he buried them for 3 more years. Now he actually promised to release them again. No kidding. Oh, sure you are, Donald.
Dream on, because on thing is sure, with the two-party system, the American people are NOT a priority. They are tuned in to Big Business, Israel, Ukraine, and the Rich and Famous. The rest of us do not count. I stopped voting because it is stupid to do the same thing over and over and actually expect a different result.
Target rich environment.
That's the advantage of being surrounded.
We take territory no matter what direction we move.
Have we reached the stage of civilizational decay where there is no rational option other than a widespread debt Jubilee from our bankster overlords?
You mean a debt Jubilee *for* our bankster overlords. They certainly will not be doing this for the rest of us; even the eventual mass starvation and death counts will be no problem for them. Until they are forced by a literal or equivalent gun barrel to bring down the entire system itself, don't expect anything meaningful.
We are already seeing that with inflation, the purchasing power of our savings is melting away.
It looks like that Total Leverage in the system is about to skyrocket higher to levels that we cannot comprehend, and that asset prices will follow it up. I don't think we've seen the blow off top yet.
It is clearly all over but the crying. The Constitution is a joke now; no one even pretends to follow it. Corrupt politicians reflect a corrupt, immoral population. The old term, statesman, cannot be applied to any candidate today. If these two clowns are the best the two corrupt parties can produce, they are clearly become a bad joke. You have a VP who cackles like a witch and doesn't have a clue economically and a billionaire who has an ego the size of New York and simply cannot think before engaging his mouth in gear. He claims to love and emulate Reagan, but even when Reagan was speaking off-the-cuff, he kept it short and to the point. He didn't call other people names like a 3-year-old or attack other politicians. Even when he called the Soviet Union an Evil Empire, he didn't apply it to an individual, which is why he managed to meet with Gorbachev.
When will you start taking bitcoin ?
Not to worry, Nixon " I am not a crook" only took the usa OFF the gold standard..." Tempoarily "
so still waiting....zz....Rich ard...!!
Terrifying. Then they will usher in the NEW global digital currency and economy. I'm no expert, but I don't see any other conclusion.
"Well, we didn't act fast. In fact, we got worse."
I'm on a crusade to end misuse of the word "we", particularly when referring to political actors that don't involve "me" at all. Extra clarity when describing their misdeeds brings sharp focus where it needs to be.
Also, if your only excuse for referring to the 2008 Financial *Scandal* as a "crisis" is because the corporate media does, you might want rethink your position.
I thought the FDIC bailed out failed banks