Makes sense logically. "Q" being the Wall Street letter added to bankrupted companies. Infamously, banks have been bankrupting companies intentionally, shorting them to zero as a way to create infinite free wealth because bankrupted companies that are delisted are worth $0 so borrowed shares (the way they short to $0) never need to be repaid back. Then they buy the pieces at liquidation and sell them fr even more profit. So if it takes them $10 Billion to short and distort a company into insolvency they keep the $10 billion. It's called "cellar boxing" and is a well documented method of destroying progress and has been extremely targeted in new medical companies, as well as some high profile S&P500 tech companies like Tesla and Gamestop. They also absolutely hate when companies grow and prosper after being shorted because it can destroy them - Credit Suisse is gone because of Gamestop's resurgence for example and I don't think they are the only bank shorting it.
Also "All wars are banker wars" is an old phrase that has a lot of anecdotal evidence. Banks have historically been behind war and profit from suffering.
And then there's inflation. They flood the public with "Inflation = Good!" propaganda while they cellar box actual nations to zero slowly, all the while shorting currency by deflating its value and constantly converting their own share from money to tangible goods immune to inflation like land or precious metal.
I won't be sad to see the banking cartels go down. They caused the Great Depression and intentionally caused 2008 by repealing every law after it that was intended to stop another Depression from repeating. 2008 was a direct repeat of the Depression's causes and its not over - they paused it but didn't address the underlying problems.
Makes sense logically. "Q" being the Wall Street letter added to bankrupted companies. Infamously, banks have been bankrupting companies intentionally, shorting them to zero as a way to create infinite free wealth because bankrupted companies that are delisted are worth $0 so borrowed shares (the way they short to $0) never need to be repaid back. Then they buy the pieces at liquidation and sell them fr even more profit. So if it takes them $10 Billion to short and distort a company into insolvency they keep the $10 billion. It's called "cellar boxing" and is a well documented method of destroying progress and has been extremely targeted in new medical companies, as well as some high profile S&P500 tech companies like Tesla and Gamestop. They also absolutely hate when companies grow and prosper after being shorted because it can destroy them - Credit Suisse is gone because of Gamestop's resurgence for example and I don't think they are the only bank shorting it.
Also "All wars are banker wars" is an old phrase that has a lot of anecdotal evidence. Banks have historically been behind war and profit from suffering.
And then there's inflation. They flood the public with "Inflation = Good!" propaganda while they cellar box actual nations to zero slowly, all the while shorting currency by deflating its value and constantly converting their own share from money to tangible goods immune to inflation like land or precious metal.
I won't be sad to see the banking cartels go down. They caused the Great Depression and intentionally caused 2008 by repealing every law after it that was intended to stop another Depression from repeating. 2008 was a direct repeat of the Depression's causes and its not over - they paused it but didn't address the underlying problems.