2020 Collapse

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  1. TreasureHunter

    TreasureHunter Well-Known Member

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    Your affirmations here sound like a joke. No offense, but are you really saying this in a humorous way?

    "Dark elitist forces in Europe and possibly the UK might actually be controlling American politicians and their actions" - who, more exactly, who are those Europeans who are influencing the USA? It is always the US stepping on Europe with their "foreign policy".

    "we know the minions are operating from Spain, Serbia and Germany" - who are these "minions" and what are they doing?


    But yes, it's a self-destroying immigration policy and the fake green movements indeed originate from Europe. It's a Western European wild liberal-colonialist recipe.

    WWI is very complicated. The entire European continent is terribly divided, there's more ethnic hate in Europe than on the American continent.


    What I see is:
    - the US has the interest to divide Europe (the US' biggest competitor) and make it poor, this is why they are creating the EU vs Russia, the EU vs UK and the EU vs Turkey divides... there are problems, but the US is always there to make the hole bigger
    - the US made sure that Germany doesn't do to much business with Russia (for around a century, this was the biggest "taboo" for the UK, USA and French: to keep the two apart/split, to hinder them from collaborating - Hitler and Stalin were two psychiatric cases who initially did indeed collaborate), but the US also hates any "normalization of relations" between Russia and the rest of Europe, keeping the conflict and hatred alive
    - the UK is the "little USA" in Europe, they always were a bit "outsiders", so in a way they're closer to the USA
    - the migration madness originates in the EU (France-UK-Germany-Sweden-etc.), this is not the "division" that I was referring to
    - Western European colonial powers are in decline (UK-France-Spain...) and they're crumbling from inside (see riots, illegal migration, spreading poverty, identity politics, economic decline, gradual downturn of economic and military influence in the world)
    - the USA is developing relations with Eastern Europe instead of the west (the easterners become the US "puppets", while the western colonial powers are declining)
    - the US-Turkey relations are very bad, which is impacting Europe (this is due to the Russian-Turkish-US triangle, rather than Turkish-European relations)
    - the US would hate to see China develop deeper economic relations with Europe

    The US today is like a colonial power back in the early 20th century. It is in decline and it's putting sticks into the spokes of the wheels of other great powers (or "wannabe powers").

    The EU could have been the "great power of the 21st century", but their eurocrats were too dumb and colonialists, who built a soviet-style dictatorial centralized powerhouse. The new states (see Hungary, Slovenia, Poland are rising up against this...).

    The EU is very multilingual with many historical differences, conflicting economic interests, buried ethnic problems and the western powers are treating the smaller eastern states as their "new colonies". Central Europe especially, is very EU-skeptical.

    The EU has no leader, has no accepted central authority (everyone hates Brussels), they are divided, they have no direction, the concept is too "sovietic". The EU will never become a "great power". It's a madhouse crap salad. And if the British left, the Greeks wanted to... I don't see why others wouldn't want to?


    Brezhnev: "komrade, I vont to tok to yurop, whom do I koll?"

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    Gold price ‘death cross’: Sharp drop signals are flashing warns Gary Wagner
     
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    Aha. The old Death Cross trick eh?
     
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    2020 nearly over and no crash to date... Australia looks fine too IMO;
    RE lending up (https://www.abs.gov.au/statistics/economy/finance/lending-indicators/latest-release),
    Iron ore price up (https://markets.businessinsider.com/commodities/iron-ore-price), Sentiment up (on vaccine news),
    Unemployment better then expected however up ~7% (https://www.cnbc.com/2020/11/19/australias-october-employment-soars-jobless-rate-ticks-up-.html).
    Interest rates all time low (under 2% fixed for 4 years atm) and staying that way with QE commitment ongoing (deflationary).
    Bank lending criteria loosening (https://www.afr.com/policy/economy/responsible-lending-laws-to-be-axed-20200924-p55yvw)

    Internationally interesting times ahead obviously (The Great Reset = loss of freedoms). My prediction is the markets will be very volatile over the next few years, personally see gold trading sideways for a while with volatility (buy the dips). However medium to longer term could quite easily see inflation as jobs stabilise, lockdowns ease and money velocity increases causing gold price to spike ahead of eventual interest rate rises. Just my 2 cents / rant.
     
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    they doing well to kick the can down the road. but even with the injection it makes very little sense the markets havent crashed.
    But if people are happy to put money in to over valued under performing tech companies and their stocks can keep rising, it seems to have shown it doesnt matter if a company is losing money or not, the stocks can keep going up and up and people keep putting more money into them. lol so I guess no longer do people invest on fundamentals.
    They invest on stupidity and shockingly its held up ahaha

    I dont want to see a complete crash as there are very good companies that dont deserve it, neither do Peoples retirements deserved tobe wiped out, but there is a part of me that would love to see the ponzi tech market get wiped out, Losing money as many tech companies do, should not be rewarded with the sort of money they get thrown at them or the price their stocks are given, and most of the time they are the most Parasitic and insidious of all businesses on the market these days
     
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    It is not a scam, it is a legitimate way to trade.
     
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    They are speaking Europa? :D

     
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    One good thing that will be coming out this is there won't be another Arab Spring.

    Welcome to the new world order. :)

     
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    Watch the trends in the EU: they are trying to suffocate Hungary and Poland because they're "too independent" and do what's best for their own citizens.

    Eurocrats who were never voted/elected by anyone have a tremendous power over independent states (well, at least they're supposed to be independent).
    The EU rules with brute force and anyone who doesn't follow them (like a subjugated colony) will be harshly punished.

    How come these euro-puppets have this much authority?

    How can the European parliament have authority over independent states?

    The latest trend is that they're trying to crush Poland and Hungary by taking away their EU money (funds) and by stripping them of their voting rights (within the EU parliament).
    This way, the EU can impose (just like the Soviets) harmful measures against the states that aren't even allowed to vote.

    Soros is urging the EU to "take action" against Poland and Hungary.

    Two independent states are being stigmatized and being ruled from ouside by unelected "officials" who literally came from nowhere? But have Soros' backing, of course...

    The EU is gradually becoming a brutal Sovietic-Orwellian structure. BREXIT was first, but the Greeks also wanted to leave. I wouldn't be surprised if Poland, Hungary and (lately) Slovenia would leave the EU one day.
     
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    The powers behind the EU are the same power that is controlling US politics for now, but I think they are already losing control. The way they operate using money to control politicians, the media, universities and the intellectual is driving authoritarianism in democratic countries.
     
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    I hope you are right about "losing control", but their control mechanisms are dreadfully powerful. They can do a lot of damage.
    I am stunned to see the crapload emanating from the media. Nothing is true, all made-up lies.

    The label "authoritarian" has been used in a wrong way to describe many who openly oppose the Soros-sponsored brutal eurocracy - for example, the Hungarian government, which is a legitimate government that has been democratically elected 3 times (yes, 2 times re-elected) with a popular support of 67%. Poland is similarly being stigmatized.

    In Hungary, the previous governments were ex-communists and walked hand-in-hand with the eurocrats. The EU never had anything against the former commies. They were voted down in 2010, when
    the new (Orban) government started openly criticizing Soros, blocking the mass-migration, taxing the banks (!!!), they rejected a major IMF credit (instead: they taxed the banks and the speculative financial operations), they are strongly pro-family, but they aren't authoritatian at all and not "nationalists" either. This is what the media is portaying them to be.

    This is character assassination, defamation, slander, aspersion.
    I watched CNN's and BBC's brainwashing propaganda, but it's totally false. Nothing in mainstream media reflects the reality about Hungary.

    Now more countries are following (buy few have the guts): Poland and Slovenia. Joining the club...
    Personally, I would like to see Greece there as well, but they're too deep "in the gutter".

    Nigel Farage was also part of this gang, too bad they character-assassinated him as well, then Brexit sailed away with him.

    The interesting thing about Orban vs Soros is that they're both from Hungary. Ironically, Orban was initially "formed", educated by Soros, but he became the strongest opposition to the tentacles of the billionaire (who also runs a brainwashing university in Budapest). What no-one else sees from outside is that Hungary itself is a Soros-nest (they have organizations, political parties there).

    It is very difficult to understand the situation in a country from ouside, whose language one doesn't understand.
    Basically, CNN and a handful of other propaganda machines are left to "learn the mind programming" from. They paint a totally false image and keep pumping it and pumping it. Not even the opposite is true.

    After Orban taxed the banks and blocked the massive illegal migrant influx, the false accusations were flowing out of everywhere.

    Yes, you are right, the same powers are controlling the EU and the US political environment. It is odd how the "deep state" in Europe is actually the EU parliament full of hundreds of non-elected "nobodies" who have perfectly been brainwashed. Just like communists. Brainless pumping of the same crap, repeating, repeating until everyone believes it.
     
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    Ralph Nader used was ridiculed by mainstream media. Remember? He was the 3rd candidate when G. W. Bush and Al Gore were the main rivals in the US elections.

    This video was uploaded in 2012:

     
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    Yes, they are losing control after the disastrous Arab spring experiments which Trump had to clean up their shit. To whitewash this disaster, they now push the megalo-manical progressive thoughts. The trouble with megalo-manical progressive thoughts is that they don't appeal to most Asians or even South Americans, and definitely can't work in Islamic countries, and as we already know, the centre of economic growth and financial power is starting to shift East, and particularly in China where they have zero control. So, this looks like the end game.

    The ship is sinking so the question now is which are the countries that will be dragged along into the abyss.
     
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    Yes, you are absolutely right. I believe strong cultures oppose these "megalo-monstrous ideologies" the most. Hungary and Poland are among Europe's oldest states, mostly Catholic, well-educated, have already tasted nearly 5 decades of communism.

    Seeing the deviancies that the EU and the liberals preach... as many say: this is the sign of decline.

    They are trying to isolate China and Russia, recently even Turkey... in the hope that their power remains contained, unobstructed but the EU is falling apart from within, while many Americans have really started thinking.
     
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    Of course, you only need to look at history. When we can see decadence, the end is near. The whole thing will fall apart within years.
     
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    https://twitter.com/AngelaAshton15/status/1329153292056801282

    $800 a person meal. Didn't know european food can cost so much. How much does fish, lobster, lamb, beef, chicken and duck costs? I know some exquisite Chinese restaurants charge that kind of pricing, but for whaleshark fins, pangolin meat, bear's paws, very expensive ingredients from endangered species.
     
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    Waste of money. It's just FOOD.

    It is also unethical. While others are dying of hunger... those 800 $ could feed 100 people a day in a poor African country.

    Yes, European food can also cost a lot. Rare cheeses, special old wines, certain types of caviar... but 800 $ is outrageous.

    I think the super-filthy rich are trying to find any pretext to spend their "surplus money". They bathe in surplus.

    Outrageous.
     
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    Bullshit.
     
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