Americans realizing they spent $75 billion fighting Iran, then another $300 billion rebuilding Iran, just to reopen the Strait of Hormuz that was already open before the war started
The first auto brand to make a pickup with ZERO TECH will sell out so fast it'll make their head spin. No brain, no GPS...just engine, transmission, rear end, and get the hell outta my way:)
The most dangerous 77 seconds ever recorded by a psychiatrist just broke containment again.
Thomas Szasz, the man the entire profession tried to erase, looked straight into the camera and said:
“We do not have an epidemic of mental illness.
We have an epidemic of psychiatry.”
Too fat → illness
Too thin → illness
Too happy, too sad, too much sex, too little sex → all illnesses
No free will, no responsibility left — only “chemical imbalances” fixed by products you can advertise on TV while alcohol cannot.
This forgotten 1:17 clip is now exploding across every timeline for a reason.
Jacob
Sad but true. Imagine a world where everyone could save in dollars that got more valuable over time (Capitalism makes things better/cheaper) and could focus on productivity instead of arm chair investing? TELL THE WIZARDS OF OZ (OUNCES) TO STOP MESSING WITH THE MONRY SUPPLY!!!
The Federal Reserve creates $4 trillion in new money, yet your grocery bill barely budges while Nvidia stock doubles in six months. Welcome to the most insidious form of inflation: when newly printed dollars bypass consumer prices and flow directly into financial assets.
You won't see this wealth transfer reflected in the Consumer Price Index. The CPI measures bread and gasoline, not Bitcoin and Berkshire Hathaway. Meanwhile, the Fed's money printing operation sends fresh liquidity straight to primary dealers, who park those dollars in stocks, bonds, and real estate. Asset owners get richer. Wage earners watch their purchasing power erode in real terms, even as official inflation statistics claim everything is fine.
This creates a vicious feedback loop that sound money advocates have warned about for decades. Cheap credit inflates asset bubbles, which the Fed then feels compelled to support with even more money printing. Each cycle makes the wealth gap wider. The Tesla shareholder benefits from artificially suppressed interest rates. The school teacher saving in a checking account gets destroyed by financial repression.
The establishment calls this "quantitative easing" and pretends it's different from old-fashioned money printing. Expanding the money supply faster than real economic growth means that new money has to go somewhere. Since 2008, it has systematically flowed into assets that wealthy people own rather than goods that working people buy.
Your 401(k) might look healthy, but you're watching monetary debasement in real time. The stock market is booming because dollars are dramatically less scarce, not because companies are dramatically more productive.
If you can, buy stocks, bitcoin, property, or gold. This makes you a beneficiary of this phenominon, not a victim.
Last week, Michael Harnett of BofA included this chart in his May 22 "Flow Show."
As this reposted thread below details, we have not seen the market this concentrated around a single theme in 150 years.
"Esta es la última generación libre, la unión de los sistemas de vigilancia de los gobiernos creará un apartheid de información digital en todo el mundo del que ninguno de nosotros podrá escapar, nuestras identidades serán parte del estado".
Julian Assange, sobre la digitalización de nuestras identidades en internet bajo el capitalismo y la creación con ellas de un sistema de vigilancia masivo interconectado.