I think it's wise to have silver, it will be a lot easier to trade although I'm probably a minority opinion that thinks that silver won't moonshot as much as the silver bugs think . The fact that silver is more important industrial commodity hurts it. But the value is so heavily suppressed the past decade where it should rise substantially when those levers no longer work or taken away.

They were heavily into US treasuries, so when interest shot up 6% their losses were massive.

This wasn't triggered by a bank run though, the Fed raising the rates hurt their bond position big time.

Just like Whitman, Price, and Haddad

she sacrificed her own son to these demons

Also puts Gordon Liddy and his loser son, the Maricopa attorney into perspective.

Well to be fair a lot of definitions are under attack these days to mean something else. I was thinking of the corporatist fascist definition - where government is intertwined and captured by corporate factions.

I don't draw a big line between the two, they are both tyranny with an elite centralized cabal on top. National Socialists regimes there was nothing private about private ownership under their regime.

The only regime that I can think of to counter communism was more like a Pinochet.

It wasn't coined as a term until Mussolini did a few years later, but I was thinking of the Russian revolution.

I find interesting the comments on the vaccine. He mentioned 1917 again to allude to the spanish flu, but that was 1918. In 1917 the virus he was referring is fascism.

They've had high inflation, but I think of hyperinflation being very specific. Japanese have to collectively lose the confidence in the currency and spend it as fast as they can due to being worthless, where the central bank interprets this as demand for more currency and print some more as they can't have a lack of liquidity. Inflation is increase of supply of money, where hypinflation is the decrease in monetary demand.

He said 3 precincts, where the evidence that expert Clay Parikh highlighted, the 19inch ballots were across all 6 precincts. Also the fact there were any changes shows malfeasance.

One day we can say Hobbs lost by an inch

19inch ballots being printed on 20 inch paper

This is the drip drip drip phase

Can this be enhanced?: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=svMou0xhjU8

I first read Matt in 2010 when he was at Rolling Stone and compared Goldman Sachs to a vampire squid.

https://www.rollingstone.com/politics/politics-news/the-great-american-bubble-machine-195229/

The house is not going to pass anything, they need a Big Tech Fauci

I'm just skeptical since mRna is very fragile. They needed to store the vaccine at -90C, which is why a theory of mine why so many weren't affected by the injection is a lot of the product was botched in storage.

I actually knew about this from a family member who is a doctor, where a colleague at the hospital tested their heme count before and after the vaccine and noticed the loss of 25%.

This is pretty old news, but this is an article showing that none other than John Durham was involved in the prosecution:

https://www.justice.gov/opa/pr/jpmorgan-chase-co-agrees-pay-920-million-connection-schemes-defraud-precious-metals-and-us

I was wondering if and how Elon can sue the previous management group personally, or he would have to attack the corporation?

This meme is hilarious https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=svMou0xhjU8

Having worked in tech most of my career and being a product manager, this is pretty true on hiring with expansion.