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Re: absinthe69 post# 4714

Friday, 03/12/2021 12:57:04 PM

Friday, March 12, 2021 12:57:04 PM

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That's how we got in this mess we have an infinite supply of gas and oil well almost it will run out someday. What has happened is the Fed which was a private corp run by Rothchild's, JP Morgans Rockafeller's etc. have printed money for decades anytime they needed it destroying the value of the dollar. The Fed is dead now Trump placed it into the treasury dept.Whats coming is the treasury will not be able to print more currency than it has gold and silver on deposit just like it was set up in the old days.

https://www.investmentnews.com/rockefeller-ceos-death-is-apparent-suicide-23949

This guy jumped out of a window rather than be arrested recently


Bank system recently went down for hours from a technical glitch lmao
No it was to start the new system. Never has gone down once in my lifetime. Good times coming as we take back our Country.

https://www.bbc.com/news/business-56186658

These cabal players want a war to make money financing both sides of any conflict -been doing it for year but Trump created peace and screwed them. They had plans of a Nuclear war with Russia by setting off dirty bomb in the US made with Uranium that was skimmed off the Uranium 1 deal. The bombs would have had a genetic link to Russia causing U.S. to strike back. You have no idea how close we came to losing it all if Hillary had been elected. Her election was rigged but the military unrigged it. They could have done the same with the 2020 rigging but it was necessary to show all the corruption. The military is about to over turn the election in a matter of weeks.

1776 19th president f the U.S.

The Federal Reserve and other central banks have long been the unchallenged drivers of financial markets and the business cycle. “Don’t fight the Fed,” goes one Wall Street adage.

That era is drawing to a close. In many countries, interest rates are so low, even negative, that central banks can’t lower them further. Tepid economic growth and low inflation mean they can’t raise rates, either.

Since World War II, every recovery was ushered in with lower rates as the Fed moved to stimulate growth. Every recession was preceded by higher interest rates as the Fed sought to contain inflation.

But with interest rates now stuck around zero, central banks are left without their principal lever over the business cycle. The eurozone economy is stalling, but the European Central Bank, having cut rates below zero, can’t or won’t do more. Since 2008, Japan has had three recessions with the Bank of Japan , having set rates around zero, largely confined to the sidelines.
The death of the Central Banks


Snow on a Texas night at my house rare but beautiful-God Bless America