President @nayibbukele discovers The Imprisoned-Criminal Fallacy, the corollary of The Broken-Window Fallacy, on which all of Keynesian nonsense rests.
The Keynesian scammers of the fiat cartel told him that eliminating crime would reduce GDP. Yet in reality, it raised GDP.
This is because crime is destructive rather than productive. Crime doesn't create economic goods; it just takes them from those who created them and gives them to those who commit crimes. Locking up criminals does not reduce production, but for Keynesian fiat scammers, it seems to reduce spending because criminals are no longer spending while locked in prison, and the Keynesian scammers only care about spending because they do not understand the concept of production.
In the real world, spending is not actually reduced, because the productive victims of crime now get to keep their money and spend it themselves. The criminal goes to jail, and the tomato seller he extorted gets to keep his money and spend it on things he likes. Not only is spending not reduced, but production actually increases when the criminals are locked up, as President Bukele points out. Locking up criminals shifts society's incentives away from crime and toward production. It becomes much harder to earn from crime, so you have to turn into a productive human and do something useful for others.
Equivalently, Keynesian scammers think broken windows are 'good for the economy' because they lead to increased spending: when a window is broken, the window owner needs to spend money getting it fixed, and that makes the window maker richer, causing him to spend more himself, with a multiplier effect that ripples prosperity throughout society. This is hilariously stupid because without breaking the window, the window owner would spend the window repair money on another thing, and he would have the window and the other thing! And an equivalent chain of spending would ensue. But the vandal who broke the window would have to spend their time doing something productive instead of being a Keynesian vandal.
It is no wonder that Keynesian economics leads to pro-criminal conclusions; the entire ideology was invented by a despicable child-raping criminal, and it has been used to justify the two greatest crimes in human history: fiat central banking and the many wars it finances.
@WhiteHouse Oh really? Not the propaganda or greed that’s obvious to everyone with over 0.69 braincells?
Not the state-funded entities involved in the Kirk execution and cover-up as well as Robinson-patsy-prosecution?
Whoever is in charge of this account is a disgrace to USA
@truthlightsdark@DrSuzanneH7 ₿ased on your appearance and inferred age, I’d like to personally thank you on behalf of all generations younger than you…. For letting the system be manipulated into the POS that you’re leaving us to fix
Job well done! Spread the word
The most dangerous aspect of common sense regarding the Carnivore diet is the following.
The first image highlights the ignorance of "Food Gurus" regarding the sun.
Fat is the body's primary storage for Deuterium. So when you want to use it for fuel you have to have solar power to get rid of the high mass deuterium via the 380nm light.
Paleo/Keto/Carnivore: These diets rely on high fat-burning. If done under the sun, the UV-driven Centrifuge cleans the
𝐷euterium from the IMJ and keeps it in the blood.
The Indoor/Winter Trap: If you do these diets in an IT office or a dark winter or in a gym lit with blue light, you are simply concentrating Deuterium in your vital organs.
Ketosis without the sun is a "dirty" burn that produces high levels of Singlet Oxygen and oxidative stress because the "Radiosynthetic Shield" of melanin is offline. Nothing raises your heteroplasmy more when your facade lies to you. If one does a muscle biopsy on these meatheads you never see this below.
🚨 They Planned the 2020 Lockdowns to Secretly Bail Out the Banks With $6 Trillion Without Hyperinflation
They didn’t lockdown the world because of a virus. They locked you down because the entire banking system was already on the brink of collapse.
In September 2019 the REPO market exploded. Overnight lending rates spiked. Corporate loans and derivatives were quietly failing. There was no cash left in the repo market and in the system even through banks had Treasuries as collateral.
The Federal Reserve was staring at a full-blown liquidity crisis that could have taken down major banks.
Then, just weeks later, a “once-in-a-century” virus conveniently appears.
By early 2020 the Fed starts pulling hundreds of billions out of the REPO market… right as the first cases hit U.S. soil.
They shut down the entire economy.
Why?
Because if people stop spending, stop borrowing, and stop circulating money, the system can suddenly print $6 TRILLION and dump it straight into the banks without causing immediate hyperinflation.
The lockdowns were a financial operation.
While you were terrified of a virus and watching your business die, the biggest bailout in history was being executed behind closed doors.
The timing wasn’t coincidence. The scale wasn’t accident. The narrative wasn’t organic.
They needed you scared, isolated, and offline so they could quietly rescue the system that was already breaking in 2019.
This wasn’t chaos. This was the plan.
And they’re already preparing the next one.
They’re selling you the narrative of war and Japan crisis and the famous city of London banker @LordBelgrave already warned about it.
Lost my phone at the office and spent 30 minutes turning the place over. Find My was disabled by MDM.
Out of ideas, I asked Claude how I could find it. It suggested tracking the Bluetooth signal strength, then wrote me a meter in about a minute.
I walked around watching the number climb. Found it.
Apparently you can just make the tool you need now.
Code: https://t.co/fmnISzHfZ2
Tax the rich.
“New IRS data finds that the top 0.1% of taxpayers (roughly 154,000 returns) paid $440 billion in federal income taxes in their most recent year.
The bottom 80% paid $350 billion.
Meaning the top 0.1% paid more than the entire bottom 80% combined.” — h/t IRS, @Rothmus , @profstonge