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"content": "The US destroyer Donald Cook left port at Cyprus and moved within 100 kilometers of the port of Tartus, where a Russian naval base is located. <br />The universally recognized international norms are to inform another power of such intentions, which the US did not.<br />Russian fighter planes reportedly buzzed the Donald Cook.<br /><br />Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov expects Turkey to give over control of Afrin to Assad. Erdogan has refused to comply.<br /><br />Iran has vowed to respond to Israel's attack on Syria's T4 airbase.<br /><br />Russia has become very vocal in criticizing Israel's most recent actions against Palestinians in Gaza.<br /><br />Ignoring this stuff is tantamount, in my mind, to thinking, \"Oh, those silly Germans - they're always up to something. No point paying attention to that silliness!\" in 1939.",
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"content": "The US destroyer Donald Cook left port at Cyprus and moved within 100 kilometers of the port of Tartus, where a Russian naval base is located. \nThe universally recognized international norms are to inform another power of such intentions, which the US did not.\nRussian fighter planes reportedly buzzed the Donald Cook.\n\nRussian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov expects Turkey to give over control of Afrin to Assad. Erdogan has refused to comply.\n\nIran has vowed to respond to Israel's attack on Syria's T4 airbase.\n\nRussia has become very vocal in criticizing Israel's most recent actions against Palestinians in Gaza.\n\nIgnoring this stuff is tantamount, in my mind, to thinking, \"Oh, those silly Germans - they're always up to something. No point paying attention to that silliness!\" in 1939.",
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"content": "So Kim Jong Un's half brother was assassinated on Valentine's day, and the US only gets around to putting sanctions on them for the act NOW, the day after South Korea and North Korea make a break through in peace talks, which includes nuclear disarmament?<br />Still think this is about North Korea's nuclear threat?<br />Oh, in case you were thinking, \"They just didn't get around to it for 3 weeks\", it was Valentine's Day 2017.",
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"content": "So Kim Jong Un's half brother was assassinated on Valentine's day, and the US only gets around to putting sanctions on them for the act NOW, the day after South Korea and North Korea make a break through in peace talks, which includes nuclear disarmament?\nStill think this is about North Korea's nuclear threat?\nOh, in case you were thinking, \"They just didn't get around to it for 3 weeks\", it was Valentine's Day 2017.",
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"content": "We're now into the final phases of the plan to allow controlled demolition of the American Economy. <br /><br />It never really recovered from the 2007 crash, despite what the MSM tells you. Quantitative easing, Operation Twist, and now the Exchange Stabilization Fund are the only things making it look healthy. They know they have to let it die, and that the death will be ugly AF.<br />Solution? They need a fall guy. Someone to blame the economic crash on, so the little people of the world won't blame established Democrats and Republicans, won't blame the banks, and won't blame those greedy 86 fuckers who have half the wealth of the planet.<br />1) Introduce Trump, coming up from the ranks of ordinary folks (sort of), with no real party allegiance. Have both established political parties criticize him.<br />2) Allow or make sure he wins the Presidential election<br />3) Have him \"take credit\" for the economic boom, despite it relying solely on the Exchange Stabilization Fun at this point.<br />4) Have everything APPEAR to go great for a year despite him not really taking any active interest in the economy.<br />5) Have him swap out the Federal reserve chair with one of \"his own guys\".<br />6) Have him finally take an active role in economics by having him start Trade wars that simply can't be won. The US has no leverage anymore, as the Petrodollar is on its way out.<br />And the bits yet to come:<br />7) Secretly remove the ESF funding. Easily done, as the actual use of it itself is secret.<br />8) Now the markets crash. What happened? Must have been stupid Trump and his idiotic trade policies! He bankrupted America!<br />9) America goes into a riotous depression. The left blame the right, the right blames the left. A great many blame Trump, but he isn't an established Democrat or Republican, so they don't blame the big old political machine itself.<br />10) After enough death, bloodshed, and starvation (maybe a month) the establishment \"offers\" a solution with a heavy sigh. One that will stabilize the chaos, but at a price - even less freedom for the masses. The forfeit of rights and privacy. <br />11) A New World Order. (Except they didn't manage to get the entire world on board with Globalism. Oops.)",
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"published": "2018-03-06T13:57:17+00:00",
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"content": "We're now into the final phases of the plan to allow controlled demolition of the American Economy. \n\nIt never really recovered from the 2007 crash, despite what the MSM tells you. Quantitative easing, Operation Twist, and now the Exchange Stabilization Fund are the only things making it look healthy. They know they have to let it die, and that the death will be ugly AF.\nSolution? They need a fall guy. Someone to blame the economic crash on, so the little people of the world won't blame established Democrats and Republicans, won't blame the banks, and won't blame those greedy 86 fuckers who have half the wealth of the planet.\n1) Introduce Trump, coming up from the ranks of ordinary folks (sort of), with no real party allegiance. Have both established political parties criticize him.\n2) Allow or make sure he wins the Presidential election\n3) Have him \"take credit\" for the economic boom, despite it relying solely on the Exchange Stabilization Fun at this point.\n4) Have everything APPEAR to go great for a year despite him not really taking any active interest in the economy.\n5) Have him swap out the Federal reserve chair with one of \"his own guys\".\n6) Have him finally take an active role in economics by having him start Trade wars that simply can't be won. The US has no leverage anymore, as the Petrodollar is on its way out.\nAnd the bits yet to come:\n7) Secretly remove the ESF funding. Easily done, as the actual use of it itself is secret.\n8) Now the markets crash. What happened? Must have been stupid Trump and his idiotic trade policies! He bankrupted America!\n9) America goes into a riotous depression. The left blame the right, the right blames the left. A great many blame Trump, but he isn't an established Democrat or Republican, so they don't blame the big old political machine itself.\n10) After enough death, bloodshed, and starvation (maybe a month) the establishment \"offers\" a solution with a heavy sigh. One that will stabilize the chaos, but at a price - even less freedom for the masses. The forfeit of rights and privacy. \n11) A New World Order. (Except they didn't manage to get the entire world on board with Globalism. Oops.)",
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"content": "Israel is bombing Iranian forces in Syria. <br />Syrian forces shot down an Israeli plane.<br />Syria is bombing rebel positions in Syria with Russian assistance.<br />The US has bombed a Syrian Army position, killing 100 (which includes some Russian \"advisers\").<br />\"Terrorists\" shot down a Russian plane. The pilot killed himself rather than allow his own capture.<br />Turkey is bombing the Kurds in Eastern Syria.<br />The Kurds are trying to consolidate and expand their Syrian holdings with the support of the US.<br /><br />Have I left anything out?<br />This war is getting hotter.",
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"content": "Israel is bombing Iranian forces in Syria. \nSyrian forces shot down an Israeli plane.\nSyria is bombing rebel positions in Syria with Russian assistance.\nThe US has bombed a Syrian Army position, killing 100 (which includes some Russian \"advisers\").\n\"Terrorists\" shot down a Russian plane. The pilot killed himself rather than allow his own capture.\nTurkey is bombing the Kurds in Eastern Syria.\nThe Kurds are trying to consolidate and expand their Syrian holdings with the support of the US.\n\nHave I left anything out?\nThis war is getting hotter.",
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"content": "Wink thinks about the market drop:<br /><br />The elite (let’s leave out for now who exactly that entails – let’s just consider them the uber-rich of the world) already have one half of the world’s wealth. They want more of that pie.<br />The poor are wiped out. They’re like walking zombies now, relying on the government (or sometimes crime) to get them by. The elite are happy to let the government continue to provide for those who are no longer in the workforce – the government has to borrow money and tax the middle class in order to cover that, and it affects the elite not at all.<br />The elite have wiped out the biggest gains from the middle class, essentially making that entire segment slide slowly into the lower class. This is the group that ought to be noticing the problem (and some are) and making a lot of noise about it. But they blame governments instead of the elite, as taxation rises. The government of the US even lowered taxes on the middle class in order to get them to stop grumbling. They know what happens when the grumbling bubbles over – history outlines it in detail. The governments know that it is their heads that will roll, not those of the elites. Sure, they could start pointing out who is really behind the problem, but why? They get their kickbacks and their bribes and they just keep the elite out of it. One can always quit the government and run and hide before the revolution hits, and besides, there are ways to stave it off (tax cuts).<br />So the elite have cleared out these two sectors, for the most part. Where to gain more of the pie?<br />How about a co-ordinated stock selloff? Drop the market 10 points and send the little investors (you know, the millionaires who have yet to hit a billion) panicking and selling off their shares. This is supported by stories in the media. All stock market crashes before this have never been reported as imminent crashes or scary situations. This one is getting some press. Why this time? Because right now they want some selling going on. They know the Fed and the central banks aren’t going to let it crash completely, and they want to swoop in and buy up the trades of those who get spooked. <br />Most of us have read the story about the Rothschild strategy of selling British Bonds to make it appear he knew something they didn’t after a battle vs the French, then turned around and bought all the now undervalued bonds and cleaned up. This, I believe, is a similar strategy.<br />If it wasn’t, I think we’d still be seeing a drop. When markets crash, they don’t usually halt and stay steady (however, when before have we had QE being used to prop up stock markets? It is a totally new world we’re in here, and the old models aren’t useable). <br />",
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"content": "Wink thinks about the market drop:\n\nThe elite (let’s leave out for now who exactly that entails – let’s just consider them the uber-rich of the world) already have one half of the world’s wealth. They want more of that pie.\nThe poor are wiped out. They’re like walking zombies now, relying on the government (or sometimes crime) to get them by. The elite are happy to let the government continue to provide for those who are no longer in the workforce – the government has to borrow money and tax the middle class in order to cover that, and it affects the elite not at all.\nThe elite have wiped out the biggest gains from the middle class, essentially making that entire segment slide slowly into the lower class. This is the group that ought to be noticing the problem (and some are) and making a lot of noise about it. But they blame governments instead of the elite, as taxation rises. The government of the US even lowered taxes on the middle class in order to get them to stop grumbling. They know what happens when the grumbling bubbles over – history outlines it in detail. The governments know that it is their heads that will roll, not those of the elites. Sure, they could start pointing out who is really behind the problem, but why? They get their kickbacks and their bribes and they just keep the elite out of it. One can always quit the government and run and hide before the revolution hits, and besides, there are ways to stave it off (tax cuts).\nSo the elite have cleared out these two sectors, for the most part. Where to gain more of the pie?\nHow about a co-ordinated stock selloff? Drop the market 10 points and send the little investors (you know, the millionaires who have yet to hit a billion) panicking and selling off their shares. This is supported by stories in the media. All stock market crashes before this have never been reported as imminent crashes or scary situations. This one is getting some press. Why this time? Because right now they want some selling going on. They know the Fed and the central banks aren’t going to let it crash completely, and they want to swoop in and buy up the trades of those who get spooked. \nMost of us have read the story about the Rothschild strategy of selling British Bonds to make it appear he knew something they didn’t after a battle vs the French, then turned around and bought all the now undervalued bonds and cleaned up. This, I believe, is a similar strategy.\nIf it wasn’t, I think we’d still be seeing a drop. When markets crash, they don’t usually halt and stay steady (however, when before have we had QE being used to prop up stock markets? It is a totally new world we’re in here, and the old models aren’t useable). \n",
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"content": "Only caught some of Trump's speech.<br />Was there more to it than the usual neo-con warmongering and trying to use specific human story examples to try and generalize huge, complicated issues?",
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"content": "Only caught some of Trump's speech.\nWas there more to it than the usual neo-con warmongering and trying to use specific human story examples to try and generalize huge, complicated issues?",
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"content": "American Politics<br /><br />Are things blatant enough yet?<br /><br />The left media has been going on and on about Trump and Russian collusion for over a year. The left still buys the story and is \"sitting tight\" until the final piece of the puzzle falls into place and Trump is ousted.<br /><br />The right media has been going on and on about the Clintons corruption for over a year. The right still buys the story that the Clintons will be brought to justice.<br /><br />Neither of these stories is going to come to fruition. Neither of these stories shows any sign of petering out. They are designed to keep people waiting for the other shoes to drop and the logical conclusion to play out. But there's always \"just not quite enough evidence\" or some explanation as to why it isn't quite true.",
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"published": "2018-01-30T17:57:55+00:00",
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"content": "American Politics\n\nAre things blatant enough yet?\n\nThe left media has been going on and on about Trump and Russian collusion for over a year. The left still buys the story and is \"sitting tight\" until the final piece of the puzzle falls into place and Trump is ousted.\n\nThe right media has been going on and on about the Clintons corruption for over a year. The right still buys the story that the Clintons will be brought to justice.\n\nNeither of these stories is going to come to fruition. Neither of these stories shows any sign of petering out. They are designed to keep people waiting for the other shoes to drop and the logical conclusion to play out. But there's always \"just not quite enough evidence\" or some explanation as to why it isn't quite true.",
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