I definitely understand where you're coming from, it's certainly a lot to take in and even harder to believe at first. It's almost as if they've always wanted us in a position in which we would never question them.
But the folly of man is one which is repeated all too often, they will fall because they must. I tried to put heavy emphasis on the 'cannot be unseen, nor undone' primarily to address worries such as this. I had the same concerns at first, but the deeper you look into it, and the more evidence you dig up, you will find that everything points to a complete restructure of our current financial system, if not an outright paradigm shift on a worldwide scale. It cannot be unseen, because the severity of the problem they've caused has become simply far too striking to ignore. Too many people know and too many people understand. The moment this happened, I genuinely believe the game had shifted.
It cannot be undone, because we've quite literally watched them try, and they failed. The Fed had attempted to shift from QE to Quantitative tightening after 08 happened. They did this because they knew that the can they had been kicking since the housing market crash was only a temporary fix, but the severity of the damage caused even back then was so great that one of their primary solutions to solving the whole shitshow (QT), ended up making things worse too. So naturally, they did then what they're doing now, reverted back to more kicking.
They are quite literally, stuck between a rock and a hard place, which is no surprise considering the immense rippling effects they caused by choosing greed over logic. The game will change my fellow ape because it must. Their castle is falling, and soon, they along with it.
This is what happens the moment that we begin to realize that, it's them that needs us, not the other way around.
TBH, I only skimmed it as I have to get to bed. Looks to be a high quality post with some staggering possibilities. It does read a lot like a Q plan.
I've mentioned tangentially in other threads that I've recused myself from "finance" over the past decade as my exposure to the industry left the taste of rotten copper in my mouth, and I've had my head full with other rabbit holes and ambitions, but this appears to be the kind of momentum I might not be able to resist.
In a kind of strange quantum irony, the last firm I was tasked with fundamentally analyzing was GME. Thought it was a horrible pick at the time (again, long ago) and it actually led to a lot of my disillusionment, lol.
I guess maybe there are no coincidences.
Thanks for the post, and thanks for letting me rble a bit. This is a strange, strange Wonderland.
Let me see if I can dumb this down for my own ape understanding. GameStop is a sort of lifeboat, it really doesn't make sense for it to be a DS lifeboat -- the DS had a great ship that was all theirs until they tried to ram GME and in ramming it, they turned it into a blackhole that will devour their resources and form the basis of a new transparent decentralized economy. GME was a well made trap to capture the DS' strongest pillar, not just destroy it.
That’s how I interpreted the message. The part that makes me nervous is that if he’s correct the stock market isn’t going to crash, the entire fiat economy will crumble. Q mentioned that gold would be the feds undoing. Between gme and the world going bonkers I’m not sure which end is up. 😳
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I definitely understand where you're coming from, it's certainly a lot to take in and even harder to believe at first. It's almost as if they've always wanted us in a position in which we would never question them.
But the folly of man is one which is repeated all too often, they will fall because they must. I tried to put heavy emphasis on the 'cannot be unseen, nor undone' primarily to address worries such as this. I had the same concerns at first, but the deeper you look into it, and the more evidence you dig up, you will find that everything points to a complete restructure of our current financial system, if not an outright paradigm shift on a worldwide scale. It cannot be unseen, because the severity of the problem they've caused has become simply far too striking to ignore. Too many people know and too many people understand. The moment this happened, I genuinely believe the game had shifted.
It cannot be undone, because we've quite literally watched them try, and they failed. The Fed had attempted to shift from QE to Quantitative tightening after 08 happened. They did this because they knew that the can they had been kicking since the housing market crash was only a temporary fix, but the severity of the damage caused even back then was so great that one of their primary solutions to solving the whole shitshow (QT), ended up making things worse too. So naturally, they did then what they're doing now, reverted back to more kicking.
They are quite literally, stuck between a rock and a hard place, which is no surprise considering the immense rippling effects they caused by choosing greed over logic. The game will change my fellow ape because it must. Their castle is falling, and soon, they along with it.
This is what happens the moment that we begin to realize that, it's them that needs us, not the other way around.
TBH, I only skimmed it as I have to get to bed. Looks to be a high quality post with some staggering possibilities. It does read a lot like a Q plan.
I've mentioned tangentially in other threads that I've recused myself from "finance" over the past decade as my exposure to the industry left the taste of rotten copper in my mouth, and I've had my head full with other rabbit holes and ambitions, but this appears to be the kind of momentum I might not be able to resist.
In a kind of strange quantum irony, the last firm I was tasked with fundamentally analyzing was GME. Thought it was a horrible pick at the time (again, long ago) and it actually led to a lot of my disillusionment, lol.
I guess maybe there are no coincidences.
Thanks for the post, and thanks for letting me rble a bit. This is a strange, strange Wonderland.
Crazy coincidence fren!
Definitely some Q energy in this.
Let me see if I can dumb this down for my own ape understanding. GameStop is a sort of lifeboat, it really doesn't make sense for it to be a DS lifeboat -- the DS had a great ship that was all theirs until they tried to ram GME and in ramming it, they turned it into a blackhole that will devour their resources and form the basis of a new transparent decentralized economy. GME was a well made trap to capture the DS' strongest pillar, not just destroy it.
That’s how I interpreted the message. The part that makes me nervous is that if he’s correct the stock market isn’t going to crash, the entire fiat economy will crumble. Q mentioned that gold would be the feds undoing. Between gme and the world going bonkers I’m not sure which end is up. 😳
Read the comments as well. Mind blowing
Reddit is a shithole. I try not yo give them traffic. Unfortunately I didn’t realize you linked it until it was too late
Superstonk is like here,just more stonky.
If that makes any sense.
Here and superstonk and wallstreet silver are all I see of the internet.