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Mckeekitty's avatar

Crazy is often being right, too early.

Amen.

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Charles Summers's avatar

The federal reserve and its owners are responsible for everything evil in money world. There is nothing organic about any market moves, they control the markets with the same ease as using the gas and brake pedals in your car. Speed, acceleration and braking are controlled and the federal regulators (radar cops) that are supposed to be watching only issue citations to the peons on their way to work. A dozen years from Jekyll Island to 1929. Go figure

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Kat Bro's avatar

I'm a 70's baby. My parents divorced when I was 4. My mom went to therapy in the 80's and lived by the book Men Are Just Desserts. I vowed to never have kids if I couldn't give them a secure home. I don't have kids. It's amazing how much of our childhood haunts us throughout life eh? I'm ok with my choices because I see the familiar patterns playing out in the younger generations. Considering my level of "sensitivity", it would have leveled me to do to my kids what my parents did to us. I advised my nephew to stay out of the stock market... he's 25 and could be using that money for actual investments vs "gambling". I feel duped by it all but hindsight is always 20/20 right? Interesting about the Isreali coin 😳.

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Honeybee's avatar

What an excellent blog, Amy! Well done!! Your analysis of the divorce rate enlightened me. Your assessment of Wall St. coincides with mine: "I will be the first person to tell you that this has become a gigantic casino in which moves have no relationship to fundamentals." I drove cab in Vegas for 15 years. I heard and participated in every conversation imaginable. I listened in silence when Wall St. drunks spoke. Ah. The tales I could tell. I followed up with attempts to read and understand financial POVs on "ZeroHedge."

Otherwise, I have no background or education in finances or economics except driving cab. The havoc wrecked on my body has been significant and I've overcome quite a bit (No one can drive 12-hour shifts sitting in a rigid position without dire physical consequences.), but Higher Self placed there to learn about the world which I would never have accomplished sitting in a cushy office-administrative job...which I could easily have done.

I remember the man who leaned over between the front seats and told that the Illuminati did, indeed, exist. He whispered some substantiations. He was from Italy. The Wall St. drunks revealed every unethical if not illegal act from minor to major resulting in personal wealth. The computer/Silicon Valley crowd (Does anyone remember Comdex? Used to be the largest convention hosted in Vegas numbering in the 100s of thousands.) revealed a dark depth to their business dealings. In my naïveté, I was shocked. I knew, then, who would rule the world.

Another Substacker, Josh Stylman, has introduced me to "Tavistock created and shaped The Beatles" beginning the astronomical social engineering we've witnessed since 1960. John Coleman of "Committee of 300" referenced their emergence as Tavistock generated. Paul died in 1966 and Billy Shears became Paul. I'm getting ready for my deep dive. Oooo lala!!

Mike Williams (Substacker and Paul is Dead channels) points out...look at the huge cultural and social change which has occurred in Western societies since 1960. How many societies around the world adopted the new "British Invasion-Rock-'n-Roll music" as their anthems? Look at the Japanese. Russians...even under Soviet-style rule. "And the beat goes on."

Today, slightly 60+ years later (only 60!!!!) we are angrily confronted by people who demand their pronouns be used although our eyes see otherwise. They threaten violence if we don't acquiesce to their demands. We're told patently that men can breast feed. We're told that men a foot taller and with substantial muscle and bone mass over the next highest-rated woman is fair and robust competition. Genders are fluid, and Crowley's admonition that "love under Will" reigns. (Meaning that love, as defined by a figure like Christ, is known and only useful when subordinated to the Will in man.)

P. Diddy's only mistake was displeasing someone in the Alistair Crowley's crowd as Epstein did. The deaths are called "ritual sacrifices." Wars are blood sacrifices, too. The 60s divorced sexual relations from procreation and ensconced Crowley's Magickal Sexual Ritual as the tour de force we see from every record "artist" and Hollywood "protegé" circa 2025 as well as Tik Tok and Instagram contributors. Transgenders exposing their cosmetically perfect surgical breasts on the White House lawn? Snap!!! People twerk in the middle of intersections with their butt crack showing when women used to wear hats and gloves in the late 1950s. Yes. Quite a social engineering coup d-état. Well done, Tavistock.

Didn't mean to write so much. May post this comment on my blog, too.

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Amy Sukwan's avatar

Post away I found it very interesting! I definitely heard some things both in Las Vegas in my forays around town but especially in Venice Beach with so many adjacent to Hollywood. The sexual revolution was alive and well I heard about some crazy stuff and you couldn’t really break into Hollywood without selling your soul. Normalizing what was once deemed deviant behavior required decades of steering. Somewhere in here is an intersection among cultural, social, psychological, medical, esoteric, financial and moral conditions which ultimately dovetails into the spiritual. Mass media simply made it easier to broadcast the message to the masses…

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Kat Bro's avatar

How about the blatantly stupid or sexual bumper stickers on most LBTGQ+ cars? At least here in MI. Absurdly grotesque.

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Kelly's avatar

When people complain about investors buying all the single family homes to rent, it is because of all the stock market casino insanity where every industry must try to be a growth industry. Real estate does not go to zero and in a low interest rate environment essentially replaces bond investments (more similar returns). Since about 2000, with every passing year, we have seen a decreasing correlation between traditional investing fundamentals and returns.

Unfortunately we are now near the death spiral of Fiat currency. The 1999-2000 dot com bust, post 9/11 suppression of interest rates, the 2008 financial crisis, and the lockdown measures of 2020, in combination have likely accelerated the decline by a generation…

I don’t know when the jig is up, I have thought it was in 2009 and in 2021 but we keep rolling. Michael Yon seems to think we are headed for a big war (has been saying this off and on since around 2021). 🤷🏻‍♀️ the world is complex. So many things could happen that break the now delicate West.

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Frank Wolstencroft's avatar

The US does not operate a fiat currency.

The US operates a debt based currency created ex nihilo by private banks whenever they make a loan. China creates its domestic currency the yuan without incurring debt.

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JohninND's avatar

The quoted statistic-then revealed to be false-reminds if a quote from Noam Chomsky back when I thought he was intellectually honest: "Polls are used to influence public opinion, not reflect it."

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