Daily Discussion Thread - February 3rd, 2021
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I think that over the next few weeks people are going to resign one after another, as they are quietly presented with evidence.
Resign or be humiliated.
Of course the trials will come later - but this is real life - with a huge country and a global economy and a looming communist threat on the horizon.
The last thing anyone needs is high drama, military take over etc.
The military is useful in this case for 2 reasons, firstly to prevent riots and protests going south, and secondly - you're congressman XYZ that's taken $XM from the CPP - inside a 12ft fence with military everywhere - it's a big push to have you resign when the evidence is quietly laid out in front of you.
This is not a movie, where the cavalry come roaring in to save the day, that will crash the financial markets, and cause a huge turmoil.
The best thing is the dirty swamp being put into a position where it is forced to admit it's dirt.
Then there's no need for big trials -
People will always think that someone was innocent or was framed - but if they admit it - the job is that much easier.
No need for dramatic arrests and big takeovers - leave that for developing world countries.
Trump already said it - we are the nation of law and order.
So let the law deal with it - but not with lawsuits - with resignations and confessions.
They have no choice - check mate - these people are stupid.
The simplest solution and the lowest cost, lowest energy solution is the best one.
The ending is not for everyone.
Not a big high drama - more of a quiet - put it all to sleep and be done with it.
And NO ONE can argue with someone that admits guilt - NO ONE
The media will have to cover it - the public will all listen.
Trump will come back in and make a new administration, the markets won't crash out - there won't be out cries of a military coup or some Trump take over.
Everyone will have to shut up and the law suits will grind in the back ground on page 15 of the NYT (if it's still in business).
Assets will be preserved, 401ks preserved, a few big companies like FB, GOOG, TWTR broken up or sold off.
It's an easy flow, best outcome. Not a high drama Tom Cruise movie.
DONE !
I don't think big tech will be broken up, at least not in the sense many may think. The solution for big tech is section 230 which honestly would be quite simple regarding changes to it that would fix problems. Personally I feel FB and twitter are useless but google is very useful with the android phones, google maps, google earth satellites etc.
I will always be in favor of private business over government because private business is typically efficient while government usually fucks up at every turn, especially with wasting money. They should be protected from being liable for what people say on their platforms but they should only have policies in line with the laws in this country.
If a place like FB doesn't want to give up their power to censor people then they can forfeit their protection against being liable for every post or comment. They should have the choice to obey the laws and be in line with the constitution, such as 1st amendment.
This may also disappoint or right out piss off some people but there will be plenty of people that will not be put away in prison because with their resignations will come agreements to provide information, data, testimony, and whatever else asked of in order to arrest those at the highest levels, especially those hiding in the shadows wielding the most power.
Some of these people may not end up in prison but they will be known for what they are and will forever have a target on their back, so to speak. Many that are involved at low levels will likely not see prison but justice will still be served. Those will just crawl back under the rock which they came from, if someone doesn't murder them.
I know this would never happen because all governments are too greedy but the billions, if not trillions of dollars in money, assets etc from the elite like let's say Rockefeller, Rothschild, Soros, Clinton, Bush, and more, that wealth honestly should be take and given to the people because countless millions have suffered throughout decades while these hidden scum have gotten richer while committing endless crimes against humanity.
I never liked the concept of taking from the rich to give to the poor but ask yourself, how many poor people are only poor because of the rich?
How many people have had to suffer in life, live paycheck to paycheck while the rich spend money endlessly and freely all while much of it being illegally done?
I don't care who is running the government, do we really want all that wealth to go to the government who has proven time and time again to mismanage and waste that money?
If I expand my thinking,
which I try to do always,
The corporations are really a single animal, operating in different sectors.
At the top of the corporate tree are the Bond Holders, who are the actual proprietors, owners.
Collectively all corporations are owned by a relatively small number of entities and people.
Basically, the Bond holders are the Khazars, those ancient bloodlines who rule over us.
So if they lose the battle for the world, as we all suspect they will,
then these corporations will be seized as forfeiture for their crimes against humanity.
The liquidators of the USA Inc will also have supervision of those assets
then people like Bezos have a change of status.
A lot of what these corporations do or provide may still be needed, eg phones, internet, vehicles, food, etc etc.
There is a need to maintain their operations and production etc
but a new ownership structure with a new public benefit charter will be needed.
The problem isn’t the corporations. Remember Occupy Wallstreet? They ‘almost’ had it right but not quite. The problem isn’t Wallstreet but the liaison between the government and Wallstreet (corporations) that creates a disadvantage for the consumer. In a true free market, the success or failure of a company depends on it’s ability to meet supply/demand. When legislation interferes with true supply/demand, we have a warped “capitalist” (which really isn’t) environment. All we need to do is take government back to a limited role to simply protect the consumer/individual and let the free market thrive.
Yes. Corporations aren’t inherently bad. But a government that allows them to violate laws and artificially suppresses competition is the cause of 99% of problems.