We are The American People. We have had enough. You have pushed us, and prodded us, and jabbed us. You have screwed us for far too long, and we realize now, that we have taken it, for far too long. Many of us have little left to give, or have taken from us, as you may wish. Our backs feel against a wall, our necks extended, with your dull fingers lifting the genu of our collective chin. Do you have an idea what we will do next?
Sorry I have no money to send you to help you get away from this hyper inflation. I am eating bugs now and live under a bridge---so how much further can I fall? I'll be looking for you to join me under the bridge--theres still room---bring your own cardboard.
Gonna get really interesting when inflation is so high they it isn't worth anyone's time to work. Friend just told me his office moved to a 4-day week because gas prices mean it isn't worth it for them to come in for 5.
Very good advice, thanks. The interesting thing at the moment is that the Bitcoin Bro gold standard is under 29k and eventually heading to a dollar or less.
Cousin Weimar will look like a robust economy compared to what it's going to look like when the Fed gets done "F'-ing things up. Of course this is all by design and the Creature From Jekyll Island was pretty much the start of it. ( Excellent book from Mr. Griffin by the way ).
Glad to see you touching on the economic aspect of things. To me, that and the Constitution are the two most important things affecting the "Big Picture". Things like Covid are important, but more a distraction. That is one reason why I feature links to economic news every day. Will be linking tomorrow @https://nothingnewunderthesun2016.com/
At about age 5 I use to like looking at maps & Country flags in our encyclopedia.
I once saw the Country Hungary on the map & immediately felt sorry for the kids of that Country since they had to go to bed at night hungry.
(Ohhh, I'm not finished...).
Another time my mom & dad came home from the grocery store just prior to Thanksgiving.
My father was loading the grocery bags onto the kitchen counter & my mom was lamenting that she couldn't find the "right sized" turkey. I said to her something like, "I bet they don't have that problem in Turkey."
She looked at me with an admixture of quizzical-ness coupled with the lingering frustration of the-grocery-store-catastrophe.
She then said, in a failed attempt to 'learn me,' "The people of Turkey do not celebrate Thanksgiving."
Still unlearned, I quickly responded, "Why not!?!"
My mother didn't respond, & started putting items into the refrig.
I looked at my dad & he just gently nodded toward our small pantry & said, "Son, would you put away the groceries."
While putting away the cranberries & yams, I'm thinkin' within my noggin, "Why don't they celebrate Thanksgiving with all those turkeys laying around?!?"
*
So when the stuffing-hits-the-fan in Our Beloved Country, contact me for answers!
Well done TGC, like how you impersonated the bulbous bogeyman.
I will take a circuitous route to shine a bit of light on the darkness by linking to fairly recent collage which reverberates: same script, different actors. For those who like recent _ and ancient history _ the ending is worth watching. 1 hr:
did you know that Ludwig Von Mises worked for the Austrian chamber of commerce and was involved in that governments efforts to avoid hyperinflation in Austria?
Harley Schlanger gives daily 10-15 minutes talks, relevant, informative, understandable: this link is Friday 10 June 2022; he addressed inflation and other current issues:
We are The American People. We have had enough. You have pushed us, and prodded us, and jabbed us. You have screwed us for far too long, and we realize now, that we have taken it, for far too long. Many of us have little left to give, or have taken from us, as you may wish. Our backs feel against a wall, our necks extended, with your dull fingers lifting the genu of our collective chin. Do you have an idea what we will do next?
I love your substacks!! You tell the truth even though it's a hard, swift kick in the ASS!
Sorry I have no money to send you to help you get away from this hyper inflation. I am eating bugs now and live under a bridge---so how much further can I fall? I'll be looking for you to join me under the bridge--theres still room---bring your own cardboard.
Gonna get really interesting when inflation is so high they it isn't worth anyone's time to work. Friend just told me his office moved to a 4-day week because gas prices mean it isn't worth it for them to come in for 5.
T. Goode: I really like the way you wrote this one. It was cool. Felt surreal, yet too truly real. Inventive. Kudos.
Very good advice, thanks. The interesting thing at the moment is that the Bitcoin Bro gold standard is under 29k and eventually heading to a dollar or less.
Cousin Weimar will look like a robust economy compared to what it's going to look like when the Fed gets done "F'-ing things up. Of course this is all by design and the Creature From Jekyll Island was pretty much the start of it. ( Excellent book from Mr. Griffin by the way ).
Glad to see you touching on the economic aspect of things. To me, that and the Constitution are the two most important things affecting the "Big Picture". Things like Covid are important, but more a distraction. That is one reason why I feature links to economic news every day. Will be linking tomorrow @https://nothingnewunderthesun2016.com/
Fukn brilliant TGC. Thank you.
If that's not depressing enough, I just finished this one.....Crazy, good interview...The SHADOWY Origins of Klaus Schwab and the WEF w/Journalist Johnny Vedmore.......talks about Bill Gates, Pierre Trudeau, Teresa May, Kissinger and others, too......scary as sh*!t.........https://rumble.com/v181vkh-the-shadowy-origins-of-klaus-schwab-and-the-wef-wjournalist-johnny-vedmore.html?mref=6zof&mrefc=3
Looks like it's in the air:
https://rayhorvaththesource.substack.com/p/extinction-level-event/comments?s=w
At about age 5 I use to like looking at maps & Country flags in our encyclopedia.
I once saw the Country Hungary on the map & immediately felt sorry for the kids of that Country since they had to go to bed at night hungry.
(Ohhh, I'm not finished...).
Another time my mom & dad came home from the grocery store just prior to Thanksgiving.
My father was loading the grocery bags onto the kitchen counter & my mom was lamenting that she couldn't find the "right sized" turkey. I said to her something like, "I bet they don't have that problem in Turkey."
She looked at me with an admixture of quizzical-ness coupled with the lingering frustration of the-grocery-store-catastrophe.
She then said, in a failed attempt to 'learn me,' "The people of Turkey do not celebrate Thanksgiving."
Still unlearned, I quickly responded, "Why not!?!"
My mother didn't respond, & started putting items into the refrig.
I looked at my dad & he just gently nodded toward our small pantry & said, "Son, would you put away the groceries."
While putting away the cranberries & yams, I'm thinkin' within my noggin, "Why don't they celebrate Thanksgiving with all those turkeys laying around?!?"
*
So when the stuffing-hits-the-fan in Our Beloved Country, contact me for answers!
Beautiful. And Ugly.
Well done TGC, like how you impersonated the bulbous bogeyman.
I will take a circuitous route to shine a bit of light on the darkness by linking to fairly recent collage which reverberates: same script, different actors. For those who like recent _ and ancient history _ the ending is worth watching. 1 hr:
https://www.bitchute.com/video/E93gZq3zvVgR/
And come November, the same old nitwits will get reelected.
did you know that Ludwig Von Mises worked for the Austrian chamber of commerce and was involved in that governments efforts to avoid hyperinflation in Austria?
Harley Schlanger gives daily 10-15 minutes talks, relevant, informative, understandable: this link is Friday 10 June 2022; he addressed inflation and other current issues:
https://youtu.be/GgkGdNPYYec
Schiller Institute is holding conference
June 18-19 2022 on hyperinflation:
https://duckduckgo.com/?q=schillerinstitute.com&ia=web