Pirocco
Well-Known Member
Flashback a century.
It's 1918, year 4 of WWI.
The US government decides to participate in the EU war.
Advertisements. Calling people to become soldier and fight for them in EU.
Recruitments in camps everywhere.
One camp, a virus appears and quickly spreads. A number of young people, wannabe soldiers, get seriously sick and die. It's reported to the US government, which immediately decides to ban, under the treat of serious penalties, any publication, in order to not disencourage people to become soldier fighting for the US governments case.
The virus quickly spreads. Troops get transported to the war theater, taking the virus with them, which promptly breaks out in EU too. The death of many young people surprises and shocks people, and in Spain, neutral in the war, with newspapers not being censored by governments, the virus problem is finally be made public. The world names it "Spanish flu", suggesting it broke out there, in spite of reality.
Entire communities, everywhere in the world, get decimated by the virus. Towns were 90% lose their life.
The virus effectively disrupted warfare, killing as many people as killed by other people in the name of war. And economy, with manpower decimated.
A quarter of the worlds population (then 1/10th of current) got infected.
The number of death is uncertain and ranges from 3 to 5% of worlds population back then.
It's 2020. Every day media report the number of new deaths. 100 deaths in a town of 40000 and it's said that the bodies can't be processed in time.
Yet, if some1 with a statistical mind looks at the numbers, and compares it with other years where flu pops up more seriously, it's not that exceptional. But in those other years, the media didn't report daily the hundreds of new deaths. And the governments didn't close stores / disrupt or stall economy.
Now, why?
Actually, it isn't hard to find a motive.
The last crisis is over a decade ago. The governments and their parasitic interest groups borrowed and spend lotsa deposits and new money at cheapskate interest rates, with the deposit rate forced down by the central banks of the government.
People worked, people saved, but savings got spent by gpvernments parasitic interest groups.
The problem now is that in order to control price inflation / to make new money face no competition from existing money, existing money should be wiped out.
How you do that: by luring workers>savers to buy at the inflated prices of frontrunned markets, to then dump and drive the prices back down, to make savers sell at bottom prices to the parasites, that thus manage to buy back in low for a rinse and repeat.
In order to make savers willing to sell at those low prices, concerns/panic is needed.
And therefore, a crisis.
SARS-CoV2 is just another excuse, an opportunity grabbed from the rhealm.
So, stay cool. The best opportunities in financial life occur on the best, and worst, days. Screw the government
It's 1918, year 4 of WWI.
The US government decides to participate in the EU war.
Advertisements. Calling people to become soldier and fight for them in EU.
Recruitments in camps everywhere.
One camp, a virus appears and quickly spreads. A number of young people, wannabe soldiers, get seriously sick and die. It's reported to the US government, which immediately decides to ban, under the treat of serious penalties, any publication, in order to not disencourage people to become soldier fighting for the US governments case.
The virus quickly spreads. Troops get transported to the war theater, taking the virus with them, which promptly breaks out in EU too. The death of many young people surprises and shocks people, and in Spain, neutral in the war, with newspapers not being censored by governments, the virus problem is finally be made public. The world names it "Spanish flu", suggesting it broke out there, in spite of reality.
Entire communities, everywhere in the world, get decimated by the virus. Towns were 90% lose their life.
The virus effectively disrupted warfare, killing as many people as killed by other people in the name of war. And economy, with manpower decimated.
A quarter of the worlds population (then 1/10th of current) got infected.
The number of death is uncertain and ranges from 3 to 5% of worlds population back then.
It's 2020. Every day media report the number of new deaths. 100 deaths in a town of 40000 and it's said that the bodies can't be processed in time.
Yet, if some1 with a statistical mind looks at the numbers, and compares it with other years where flu pops up more seriously, it's not that exceptional. But in those other years, the media didn't report daily the hundreds of new deaths. And the governments didn't close stores / disrupt or stall economy.
Now, why?
Actually, it isn't hard to find a motive.
The last crisis is over a decade ago. The governments and their parasitic interest groups borrowed and spend lotsa deposits and new money at cheapskate interest rates, with the deposit rate forced down by the central banks of the government.
People worked, people saved, but savings got spent by gpvernments parasitic interest groups.
The problem now is that in order to control price inflation / to make new money face no competition from existing money, existing money should be wiped out.
How you do that: by luring workers>savers to buy at the inflated prices of frontrunned markets, to then dump and drive the prices back down, to make savers sell at bottom prices to the parasites, that thus manage to buy back in low for a rinse and repeat.
In order to make savers willing to sell at those low prices, concerns/panic is needed.
And therefore, a crisis.
SARS-CoV2 is just another excuse, an opportunity grabbed from the rhealm.
So, stay cool. The best opportunities in financial life occur on the best, and worst, days. Screw the government
