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📣📣HOW DOES THE STOCK MARKET WORK ❓️🤔 We are lead to believe that supply and demand set the price. That when you purchase a stock you actually receive the stock. That markets are regulated and fair. That is all BS. Supply and demand can only set the price if there is a limited supply. But criminals have found a way to counterfeit shares way over the legally issued float. Meaning there is no longer a limited amount. Brokers are gatekeepers facilitating counterfeiting. As they are selling you something that doesn't exist they can't settle the trade. They take your money and deliver an IOU sometimes they deliver the shares but most of the time it's at a much lower price than you purchased it for. Do they give you back the difference in price❓️NO Do they always deliver at some point❓️NO if they bankrupt the company they get to keep all of the stolen money and never have to deliver. Surely Regulators like the SEC make sure this doesn't happen and if it does they are held accountable ❓️NO SEC has been found to be a compromised agency and called out for their questionable practices yet they themselves have never been investigated and faced any consequences. STOCK MARKET IS A ORGANIZED CRIME SYNDICATE COUNTERFEITING PONZI SCHEME

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"Look at the dust on the road to your temple. Drive there next Saturday. Walk the last mile if you can. Approach it the way the early Saints approached Kirtland. On foot, in the open air, with time to reflect on what you are about to do. The modern temple experience has been engineered for convenience. The parking lot is right there. The locker room is right there. The session begins at a posted time and ends at a posted time and you are out and on with your day. This convenience is mercy. The Brethren have made the temple accessible to a busy people, and the accessibility is itself a gift. But the convenience has cost us something. The early Saints walked. They walked from Far West to Kirtland for the dedication. They walked from Nauvoo to the unfinished temple on the hill. They walked from their wagon trains to the Endowment House in the valley. The walking was preparation. By the time they crossed the threshold, they had already left the world behind in their bodies, in their feet, in their breath. They arrived primed for the encounter. You will not walk a thousand miles. You can walk a mile. You can fast that morning. You can sit in the car for fifteen minutes before going in, with no phone, doing nothing but settling your spirit. You can treat the approach to the temple as part of the temple, the way they did. The temple has not been diminished by our convenience, but our reception of it has been. Restore the approach. Make the journey, however short, into something that prepares you. The temple will then meet you with a fullness it cannot give to someone who walks in distracted."

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