@CentenaryBank@CentenaryBank Tororo and Bugiri... you need to do something about the traffic at the counter. How can you have seven counters with only two tellers!
There are two ways governments make money.
1. Tax people.
2. Spend on ink, paper and design to print money. Sell the money.
The second method.
Let's say a 50k note takes 2k in consumables. Things like design, power, ink, security, etc.
With a COGs of 2k, the government has earned 48k. It has basically created 48k supposed worth of value out of thin air without an equivalent of goods or services being created.
This is what explains why in 1990s a bottle of Coca-Cola sold at 300shs, a tilapia fish was 500shs and today, it is a totally different. Fish has been impacted by both inflation and restrictive policies about who's allowed to harvest them. Population too.
There's 48k more cash competing for fewer goods and services. The product of this is that everything suddenly becomes more expensive because the folks who got that 48k are will to spend 48k more than others.
So then what's with this cost of outsourcing?
Obviously both the government and the foreigner money printers in Germany were making money.
My bet is that the government wants more flexibility. To print money on a whim.
My only prayer is we don't become a Zimbabwe or fall back to the Amin days.
Let the government focus on helping this nation's citizens to create more goods and services. That's better than all of these gimmicks.
Inflation erodes wealth.
“The evidence for Noah’s Ark is getting a little overwhelming.”
This independent researcher just blew Joe Rogan’s mind.
Tyler Engle broke down bombshell new radar scans from Mount Ararat.
“The Noah’s Ark location.”
Bookmark this.
“How much more evidence do we need?”
“They got a new little drone … using the same technology that they used to find the Hawara Labyrinth in Egypt.”
“Mount Ararat is almost 17,000 feet high.”
“Straddled by two of the saltiest lakes on Earth.”
“How did it get there?”
“Most people confuse the flood with the Younger Dryas event.”
“That is way too far back in history.”
“The nearby town of Shuruppak was buried in 50 feet of mud.”
“That mud was dated very close to the mud that is covering this structure.”
“Shuruppak … is where Noah was from.”
“The ancient Sumerians called Noah Ziusudra, the last king on the Sumerian King’s List before the flood.”
“These guys were a megalithic culture.”
“They could work really big, really hard rocks.”
“And right by the site of this ark … are called drogue stones.”
“Anchor stones.”
“They would … suspend them off of the boat to keep it stable in rocky water or anchored.”
“Noah’s Ark … was the largest ship ever built.”
“And meant only to survive this one event.”
“Those dimensions are exceptionally close to what we see in the ground.”
Rogan: “It does seem like there was … probably multiple events throughout history.”
Engle: “That one’s well documented.”
Rogan: “The flood?”
Engle: “The one in Turkey was 3,000 BC or so … there was multiple.”
“That whole region … has flood evidence.”
Rogan: “So most likely, it was probably a semi-local event, like contained to Turkey.”
“And it’s wiped out.”
“The question is, was it a real event?”
“And if it was … how the hell did this Noah guy know it was coming?”
@joerogan@Bassforge_us
VIDEO: Minister Balaam Barugahara's security team tussles out with students of Busia SS as they rescue a team from State House Anti-Corruption unit after arresting the Dept.H\M Busia SS.The students were protesting this move by rather demanding the arrest of the headteacher.
Such an amazing moment on this podcast.
You don't need to sound like a polished preacher to be used by God.
Some people will never listen to one. They need someone who talks like them because that's who they'll actually trust.
This lecture was once banned from the Internet because of how powerful it is.
Thank God I've recovered it after trying for years.
Study before it's deleted again
Titled: Why Dumb people outsmart You..
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