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       Re: Monetary Wealth
       By: guest5 Date: December 6, 2020, 1:08 pm
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       Debunking the JFK Silver Certificate Myth
       [quote]There are many people who will tell you that JFK was
       assassinated because he was trying to end the Federal Reserve
       and replace the Federal Reserve note with silver certificates.
       Not only is this not true, it's the exact opposite of the truth.
       Join James for this presentation to the JFK Lancer conference as
       he separates fact from fiction in the JFK assassination
       investigation.[/quote]
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       No Cure for a Gold Craze
       [quote]In this episode of Keiser Report, Max and Stacy look at
       the heavy gold buying in Turkey causing fiat currency woes. Wait
       until the Turks discover bitcoin! In the second half, Max chats
       to Michael Pento of PentoPort.com about gold and bitcoin in an
       age when the most legendary hedge fund investors of all are
       following the market and the market says bitcoin is
       money.[/quote]
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       Re: Monetary Wealth
       By: guest5 Date: December 6, 2020, 7:19 pm
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       Debt Slavery & the Great Reset
       [quote]In this episode of Keiser Report, Max and Stacy look at
       the online conversations of a money printer and how
       financialization has turned Saudi Aramco into a money losing
       operation. In the second half, Max continues his conversation
       with Saifedean Ammous about his new book, The Fiat Standard: The
       Debt Slavery Alternative to Human Civilization. They discuss how
       fiat has failed and what possibility of a better post fiat
       future is on the horizon.[/quote]
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       Re: Monetary Wealth
       By: 90sRetroFan Date: December 27, 2020, 2:04 am
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       Re: Monetary Wealth
       By: Ganbaru Date: December 28, 2020, 11:46 pm
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       Trickle-down economics exist mostly because of lobbying and most
       studies that advocate for the theory are rigged by corporations
       themselves.
       Let's see how corporations spend saved tax money :
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       [quote]But Democrats and other critics of President Trump point
       to another crucial statistic, one they see as a betrayal of the
       tax cut’s intent: increased spending on stock buybacks, which
       can pump up a share price without building anything or hiring
       anyone. Executives love buybacks because their compensation is
       often tied to share prices.[/quote]
       Indeed, the modern CEO's primary duty is to increase shareholder
       value, not maximizing profits. (maximizing shareholder value is
       supposedly a dying approach, in favor of a more
       stakeholder-centric one but just look at how Amazon treats its
       employees and try to imagine that changing anytime soon. It's
       not.)
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       Re: Monetary Wealth
       By: guest5 Date: January 15, 2021, 1:51 pm
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       El-Erian: This Bitcoin surge is different than the others
       [quote]Mohamed El-Erian, chief economic adviser at Allianz, says
       the current surge in Bitcoin prices is different than the past
       because there's a solid foundation of long-term holders.[/quote]
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       Re: Monetary Wealth
       By: guest5 Date: January 28, 2021, 1:36 pm
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       Jordan Belfort: GameStop frenzy a 'modified pump and dump'
       [quote]"Wolf of Wall Street" author Jordan Belfort discusses
       GameStop's stock surge and what it means for Wall Street
       investors.[/quote]
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       Bankers Melting Down Over Reddit GameStop Scheme
       [quote]Rich men are crying again, this time over being outwitted
       by Reddit.[/quote]
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       Reddit Games Wall Street: It’s Like ‘Occupy Wall Street With
       Money’
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       Re: Monetary Wealth
       By: rp Date: January 28, 2021, 9:41 pm
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       The redditors are ignoble, as they do not really hate the hedge
       funders, but merely envy them. They say their intention is to
       "democratize" monetary wealth, which I would say is accurate.
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       Re: Monetary Wealth
       By: Killthebank Date: January 28, 2021, 11:42 pm
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       I do agree that Wall Street is just a casino where certain
       members get a competitive advantage and anybody playing their
       game is risking getting fleeced. However, I've been reading a
       lot of posts of people saying that they have purchased GameStop
       shares at inflated prices of $100+ and will hold on to them
       until the hedge funds go under. Are they telling the truth or
       will the temptation to cash out be too difficult to resist?
       Robin Hood (the trading app) has prevented people from buying
       those shares. This exposes a huge conflict of interest and
       favoring of the rich and should be illegal. Any action or
       non-action by the federal government will clearly show what side
       their bread is buttered on. The MSM is villainizing the "reddit
       it's" so it's clear who they work for.
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       Re: Monetary Wealth
       By: guest5 Date: January 31, 2021, 12:53 am
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       “You will own nothing, and you will be happy”? | The Great Reset
       [quote]This week, the World Economic Forum reprised its annual
       meeting, albeit virtually, organised around “The Great Reset,”
       its effort to rethink the global economy. How do we separate the
       various conspiracy theories associated with the WEF from the
       genuinely dangerous ideas lurking beneath its stated
       agenda?[/quote]
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       Nation States are not businesses and we're already witnessing
       what happens to them when you try to run them as such. Just
       because you have money does not make you a great statesmen. Many
       of those attending Davos are self-deluded, self-entitled,
       ignoble morons. They think they are important people because
       they can make some calculations here and there and they have
       money....
       This is what happens when you make idiots famous.
       Deglobalization, Dedollarization, Depopulation w/ Max Keiser -
       Fed Watch 38
       [quote]In this episode of Bitcoin Magazine’s “Fed Watch,”
       Christian Keroles and Ansel Lindner are back with an interview
       of the great Max Keiser. You do not want to miss this one!
       Kaiser is famous for his eclectic behavior, loud outbursts and
       incredibly successful investing career. This one started off
       with getting to know Keiser's background prior to Bitcoin. We
       try to answer the question: What was it that made him so
       receptive and able to understand Bitcoin almost immediately in
       its early days?
       In true Max Keiser form, within the first five minutes, he
       fleshed out the very big picture stuff, placing Bitcoin into a
       narrative of human evolution and as a technology that's
       redefining civilization. That is where we typically end our
       episodes, but Keiser beat us to the punch.
       We spent the rest of the show trying to drill down from that
       very broad civilizational brush, down to specific macro topics.
       Keiser can cover a lot of ground in a two- to three-minute
       response to a question — things we touched on along the way were
       the metaphysical revolution of bitcoin, inflation versus
       deflation, China, China versus the U.S., and of course, more
       about how Bitcoin fits into the future. One of the most
       interesting topics was Keiser's three Ds: deglobalization,
       dedollarization and depopulation. He spent a good amount of time
       going into each and laid out a cohesive view of the future. A
       bulk of the episode was discussing what 2021 has in store and
       where we are in a process toward his view of the future.
       This is a very thought-provoking episode. It gives even the most
       hardcore Bitcoin experts food for thought, while giving
       beginners a window to the bottom level of the bitcoin rabbit
       hole. The listener is left with the impression that Bitcoin is
       more than a simple piece of software, it is human-changing
       technology.
       This was a very fun episode. It not only tries to answer
       questions about specific macroeconomic issues, but also opens up
       minds to the potential that Bitcoin offers for solving these
       issues.
       Thanks for listening. Make sure to visit our Sponsor stacks2.com
       and find our new RSS feed!
       For more compelling video content from Bitcoin's original
       publication, subscribe and turn on notifications for the Bitcoin
       Magazine YouTube channel.[/quote]
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       Re: Monetary Wealth
       By: guest5 Date: January 31, 2021, 11:17 pm
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       (This is 2 years old.) Why is anyone still listening to these
       people? I suspect most billionaires don't even have a workable
       ideology for this world other than a few catchy slogans and
       fantasies? The fact that some of them want to 'depopulate' just
       for 'profit' is an excellent indicator of this. The fact that
       'profit' is still what's most important to these
       Judaic-Westerners also let's us know that most of them are
       probably ignoble people when all is said and done. Do you really
       believe ignoble people should have any say what happens on this
       planet? Paying taxes is not going to make these people suddenly
       noble either is it? Let them keep their money and strip them of
       any power they may have whatsoever and never ever put a
       microphone infront of their faces ever again. The fact that so
       many Western 'business' people believe you can run a
       nation-state like a business also let's us know these people
       need to be kept away from the mechanisms of a nation-state as
       much as possible. Be gone pests!!!
       How a Historian Nailed Billionaires for Their Greed at Davos
       [quote]Historian Rutger Bregman told a room full of billionaires
       at the Davos World Economic Forum 2019 that they need to step up
       and pay their fair share of taxes.[/quote]
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       NO, SERIOUSLY, BE GONE PESTS!!!!
       Tucker Carlson Blows Up at Rutger Bregman in Unaired Fox News
       Interview
       [quote]Fox News refused to air this full interview with
       historian Rutger Bregman after Fox News host Tucker Carlson lost
       his temper, calling his guest a 'tiny brain...moron' during the
       interview.[/quote]
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       Of course, these assholes aren't going to leave us alone are
       they?
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