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Salting the Lots

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Bitcoin: the painting in the attic

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Jul 05, 2024
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This is a fantastic idea:


Which one’s fake?

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“The U.S. is starting to behave more and more like a third-world emerging market economy than an advanced economy, with budget deficits this large. It’s a huge issue, and it’s something that the bond market is going to have to grapple with.”

Chris Puplava

The DXY

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Janet’s phony photo-op

You can see the anger on her face after her insensitive comments led the Biden Admin to order a photo-op with the serfs, forcing Yellen to leave her nice pleasant gated community and physically walk into a DISGUSTING grocery store filled with mask-less dirt-people!

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"The key is to learn to translate elite-speak to English. "Disinformation" is code for dissent. If there's enough dissent, then it makes it more difficult for them to do their job, which is to rule the world. Dissenters are getting in their way.”

BennyOcean


“An era called Neoconservatism”

“It really was started in the last year of the Bush Sr. White House in 1992. And it was really started, you can pinpoint it, by the Secretary of Defense Richard Cheney, who of course, went on to become vice president under George W. Bush Jr. and his deputy, Paul Wolfowitz, and they already in 1992 said, We're it, we're the only superpower in the world. Our grand strategy as a nation is to remain completely unchallenged, what came to be called Full Spectrum dominance in every part of the world. So we have to be militarily the dominant, economically the dominant, financially the dominant, technologically the dominant, we need to dominate. And that is the foreign policy that we've had since 1992. So it's 32 years running.”

Jeffrey Sachs

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“Bitcoin is the painting in the attic.”

- Amy Nixon

Very succinct. The reason I’m not a billionaire today is because I thought the government would crush it. So far, they have not (I have my own crackpot theories on that.)


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I don’t spend a lot of time trying to give some sort of stock market analysis or deep dive into some jobs report or unemployment data - other people do that far better, and I think a lot of “the data” is severely and often intentionally distorted.

I just like to present things I find interesting that may also provide some amusement or perhaps insight into our unknown future.

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