(Insert Financial Chicanery event of choice) OMG this will bring down the system guys!
(Event causes minor upset in prices that corrects back to pre-event level in a couple weeks)
Repeat Ad Nauseam. For years.
The Economy is fake. The Money is fake. The numbers on the charts people gush over mean absolutely fuck all in reality. If there’s going to be any collapse in the system. It’ll be one they desired.
There's one man on the planet with the genius to deal with this without destroying the dollar or our country. Just reading the tea leaves, but I think he's going to somehow park the debt in Bitcoin, and get it off the dollar books. Wow. Imagine dealing with this.
Here's how it was sold, at least in our town. The state gives X millions towards "improvements". In our case it was the town hall and school. We have about 2000 people. The town hall renovations cost $3mil. I believe the state put in $1mil and the bond (debt) was $2mil. So the town didn't have to "raise taxes" they jacked up assessments so people think their house is worth more. They're enticing spending by paying for some of it. Of course it was approved through a back door meeting with zero community feedback. It's like if someone offered you a Ferrari for half off. You think it's a good deal but you still have to finance $200,000 you can't afford.
(Insert Financial Chicanery event of choice) OMG this will bring down the system guys!
(Event causes minor upset in prices that corrects back to pre-event level in a couple weeks)
Repeat Ad Nauseam. For years.
The Economy is fake. The Money is fake. The numbers on the charts people gush over mean absolutely fuck all in reality. If there’s going to be any collapse in the system. It’ll be one they desired.
Dont forget the buy gold and silver ads. Which is a great idea, but still.
There's one man on the planet with the genius to deal with this without destroying the dollar or our country. Just reading the tea leaves, but I think he's going to somehow park the debt in Bitcoin, and get it off the dollar books. Wow. Imagine dealing with this.
Here's how it was sold, at least in our town. The state gives X millions towards "improvements". In our case it was the town hall and school. We have about 2000 people. The town hall renovations cost $3mil. I believe the state put in $1mil and the bond (debt) was $2mil. So the town didn't have to "raise taxes" they jacked up assessments so people think their house is worth more. They're enticing spending by paying for some of it. Of course it was approved through a back door meeting with zero community feedback. It's like if someone offered you a Ferrari for half off. You think it's a good deal but you still have to finance $200,000 you can't afford.