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rickrolled's avatar

Just posting here to say - this is an AMAZING piece and deserves to be shared widely. Thanks.

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Rudy Havenstein's avatar

Thank you

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rickrolled's avatar

F those MF’s.

F ‘em all.

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Vince Ciroli's avatar

The law is a net designed to catch small fish while letting the big fish swim freely through...

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Jerry Collins's avatar

Best work you've produced since I've been reading your content.

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Rudy Havenstein's avatar

It'll get better once Twitter bans me again.

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Tankster's avatar

Repo 105, all of the Fudgery. BHO should have tasked Rudy G, when he was sane to prosecute all of them for crashing the economy. Instead, they were ALL in on it. Kareem Serageldin was the ONLY banker to serve jail time for that $#!t sandwich which everybody earning <$250k has been eating from which is coming around again (or never left).

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Tankster's avatar

Genius. I saw that pic on Ben Hunt's blog. BLM solidarity in the office in the whitest neighborhood they operate in. I can read their minds: "Please don't bomb our bank." — Creighton Meland (@crmeland) June 6, 2020

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patrick.net/memes's avatar

You might enjoy https://patrick.net/memes if you enjoyed this post.

It's the memes that at least have a chance of getting through the leftist ideological armor before they realize it. Logical argument is essential if you can get someone's attention, but only if you can get their attention.

Memes are:

1. fast

2. to the point

3. graphic (visuals work better than words when split-seconds count)

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Rudy Havenstein's avatar

I don't do memes, I make jokes.

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patrick.net/memes's avatar

Jokes have memetic potential.

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Mike's avatar

Rudy,

As always, another excellent expose of the ruling class.

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peer pedersen's avatar

I have come to the conclusion that the whole system has got to burn. And perhaps out of the ashes arises the new, more simple, and less corrupt system. The second part was the punchline. In lieu of that idea, we resurrect our American mongols (Comanches, Sioux and anyone else who wants to join; and ride to the Imperial Capital and put all of the politicians, Federal Reserve members and employees, all administrative law appointees, employees, the American Stasi folks, (you get the general picture) to the sword. Then burn the city down and salt the earth. Just saying.

Love your stuff Rudy, as depressing as it is to read.

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Suza.Rosa's avatar

The Buffalo Branch....is that the same as the Buffalo Soldier? Or is it the quintessential famous museum, called the "Heads

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Suza.Rosa's avatar

Heads Smashed - IN Buffalo Museum, up in the British Columbia. Such Chivalry!

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ADM's avatar

It just makes me sick reading these articles and knowing that NO ONE was held to account and they continue their corrupt practices.

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Suza.Rosa's avatar

At this rate, there will be no more taxpayers. Its story is of the Iliad and the Odyssey. Whoa to those who wait. Last one out, turn out the lights.

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Kristi O'Sullivan's avatar

Never Forget!

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David allard's avatar

Depressing

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Andy Fately's avatar

I wanted to stay away from summary execution, but it has its appeal

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Rudy Havenstein's avatar

I'm not encouraging that, I just want someone in power to stop the corruption.

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Occupy the Fed Movement's avatar

Awesome article as always, sir. Nothing has changed. Just look at the timing of the $48T repo loan bailouts....

https://twitter.com/OccupytheFeds/status/1501403272829153280?s=20&t=9DY-bPhagJ_X4_UdYhM-cA

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