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The 4th turning and population curtailment

Posted by jack1776 5 months ago to Economics
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It all makes sense now, everything we are seeing is tied to the fall of the dollar. On June 9th, the contract between Saudi Arabia and the United States to trade oil in US dollars expired. Saudi Arabia has stated that it doesn’t intend to renew the contract. Russia is making a hard push with the BRICS currency are the world reserve currency. Governments fight wars over economic issues as large as this and Ukraine in only an excuse. We have been in the middle of WWIII since COVID-19 was released. We are weak, too weak to fight a serious war. The influx of immigrants has weakened our resolve as a nation. The opioid crisis has left us with a dependent class we can’t afford. The school system has produced the last two younger generations that don’t know the lessons of history. The installed puppet president is weak and going to be the patsy. I can continue, for example, the engineered and released Covid-19 was used to weaken our health by forcing us to take an engineered mRND therapy which was untested (population curtailment). WE ARE THE MIDDLE OF 5th GENARATION WARFARE. Wake the f*&k up now.


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  • Posted by $ 25n56il4 5 months ago
    Hey I had a problem today with my bank and got a person in the Philippines who couldn't speak English clearly.. my card therefore stayed locked for 24 hours and the bank could not undo it! I just love working with these people. I was screaming at him before I hung up.n
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    • Posted by $ allosaur 5 months ago
      Me dino hates conversing on the phone with any go-between with an accent so thick I can't understand half or worse of what he/her is saying.
      Despite having hearing aids, also having tinnitus (a 24/7 noise in my ears) does not help that out at all.
      Oh, no! I didn't he/she use go to hell Woke pronouns!
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    • Posted by fairbro 5 months ago
      How about a local bank, one you can personally visit. There are good banks and bad banks. Go bank shopping!.
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      • Posted by $ allosaur 5 months ago
        The credit union I've used since the late Eighties is far better than any fee for this or that bank I had been using up until then.
        I don't even have to fill out a deposit slip. I just show them the account number on a blank check and say "checking" or "savings." I do have to show them my driver's license if I want cash back over the counter.
        Unfortunately First Federal's chain of sites extends no farther than Jefferson County, Alabama, where Birmingham is at.
        That may have changed within a few short years ago but I don't think so.
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    • Posted by fairbro 5 months ago
      I like dealing with Filipinos when I have a problem on Ebay (their call center is in Manila). The females are understanding and resolve the issue, the males want to make themselves right and the caller wrong, so I just hang up and dial again. They are all educated in school in English so, depending on what region of the Phil. they hail from, the accent can be almost non-existent, or un-understandable.
      Indian call centers are bizarre, they will go on and on and insist you are always wrong,, that night is day, black is white, that the cow really did jump over the moon.....
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  • Posted by mhubb 5 months ago
    yup
    none of this is accidental

    and most people are still asleep
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    • Posted by 5 months ago
      Had a conversation with a liberal neighbor (the only one withing 5 miles), she had no idea about Cuba, Saudi Arabia, the US weapons being used in Russia. do they all live under a rock? I told her to read up on BRICS, know that our lives are about to change for the worst. Gold and Silver will preserve your wealth, everything else will go to zero.
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  • Posted by CaptainKirk 5 months ago
    Covid 19 was a way to INJECT Mass Stimulus to hide the failures of the Banking System.
    We never healed from 2008... We papered over another bubble.

    And the value of the USD is going to zero quickly.

    As BRICS will eventually come into play.

    One argument for BTC was that it could be a logical choice for BRICS since nobody controls it! (And it would be, but the volatility is way too high, the coins are limited. Just pricing all OIL in BTC would cause BTC to skyrocket, and the cost of OIL with it)..

    Instead, they will build their own currency to do this. Something they all have to buy into. Likely based on gold.

    As they do, the USD that EVERYONE kept in reserves (including our bonds), will come home. And when it does, we should be awash in dollars. More dollars than we have ever seen.
    And when the psychology hits that the dollars are dropping in real value, people will choose to spend those dollars quickly. Which will show up as Hyper Inflation...
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    • Posted by 5 months ago
      "Covid 19 was a way to INJECT Mass Stimulus to hide the failures of the Banking System" - interesting, personally I think it is a way to curtail the population as they can always blame the condition on something else. As I understand it, the wide range of symptoms are due to the spike protein causing an overaction to the immune system. All of these problems are auto-immune system chronic conditions.

      It would be easier than the other Marxist revolutions:

      Russian Revolution (1917) and Civil War (1917-1923):
      Fighting deaths: Approximately 2-3 million, including soldiers and civilians caught in battles.
      Civilian deaths due to starvation and disease: 5-9 million, exacerbated by war-related disruptions, famine, and political repression.

      Chinese Revolution (1949) and subsequent events:
      Fighting deaths (including civil war): Approximately 2.5-3 million.
      Civilian deaths due to starvation (Great Leap Forward): 30-45 million. The Cultural Revolution also caused many deaths due to political persecution and social upheaval, but specific numbers due to starvation are less clear.

      Cuban Revolution (1959):
      Fighting deaths: Around 2,000-5,000.
      Civilian deaths due to starvation: Minimal. Most casualties were due to fighting and executions rather than starvation.

      Vietnamese Revolution and Wars (1945-1975):
      Fighting deaths: Approximately 1.5-2 million (First Indochina War and Vietnam War).
      Civilian deaths due to starvation: Around 1 million. This includes the broader impact of war-related disruptions on food supplies.

      Cambodian Revolution (1975):
      Fighting deaths: Approximately 200,000-300,000.
      Civilian deaths due to starvation and forced labor: 1.2-1.7 million, primarily due to the policies of the Khmer Rouge.

      Nicaraguan Revolution (1979):
      Fighting deaths: Around 30,000-50,000, primarily due to the revolution and Contra War.
      Civilian deaths due to starvation: Minimal. Most casualties were due to fighting.

      Ethiopian Revolution (1974):
      Fighting deaths: Approximately 400,000-500,000, including the revolution and civil war.
      Civilian deaths due to starvation: 1-1.5 million, largely due to famine exacerbated by war and government policies (such as the Red Terror campaign).

      United States (2024)
      Fighting deaths: zero
      Civilian deaths due to starvation: 150 million and counting...
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  • Posted by 5 months ago
    This is the beginning of the end of the US dollar and the power of the United States. I can completely see us starting a war to stop that. We are on the wrong side if true…
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  • Posted by 5 months ago
    I’ve been trying to tie everything together because all of these unfortunate series of catastrophes are too much to explain with simple happenstance, all of this has to be ordained by the powers that be.
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  • Posted by fairbro 5 months ago
    It's the end of the US empire. The rest of the world. led by BRICS, is doing better and coming to realize the dreams of civilization. The US had a great run, and used to be the legitimate world leader, but...
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  • Posted by term2 5 months ago
    With half the country into a woke state, I think the USA is basically going down, whether now if biden gets re elected, or in 4 years if some biden replacement gets elected. If we want to stay here, we should expect to have to deal with financial crises, supply chain interruptions like we have seen in the recent past, and higher prices from deficit spending and market factors resulting from the inablity to buy cheap goods abroad.
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