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When a mammal dies, its fleas abandon it and leap to another. They’re programmed to do it, and they do it well. The sense you have that the wealth in our system is being drained is not your imagination. Ruinous taxation, rampant money printing, endless bubble-schemes in our markets—our...

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Brian Kennedy1 year ago

The warmongers need endless wars to keep the machine going while the populace is distracted

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Michael Thompson1 year ago

A decision was taken 20+ years ago to asset strip the USA - Hedge Fund style. Acquire all the assets. Mortgage the National Debt to the maximum. Run down the worthless part (the people) with crap: Housing Education Healthcare And so introduce a Medieval England style Society of peasants completely dependant on a few Robber Barons.

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Webmiester1 year ago

Yeah wow Brett. Incredible shift here as of late. The bad news is, it is too far gone for any type of recovery that doesn’t involve a lot of pain and suffering. Way beyond Great Depression levels.

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Ron Bassilian1 year ago

My late father’s most haunting saying: “when they’re done fleecing you, they’ll butcher you.”

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Rafi Farber1 year ago

Bret you are inches away from the whole truth. You're almost there. The missing like is the Misesian Monetary Regression Principle. Gold and silver are the base of the entire pyramid. HACK AT THE BASE. Fiat money breeds artificial selection throughout the whole economy.

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Gregory *▄︻デ═══一҉1 year ago

We are so far past digging your grandchildren's financial hole. The only thing that can be done is scrap the dollar for a new gold backed currency. The Corporation is bankrupt. These folk in D.C. know this and are only riding the gravy train to America's financial destruction.

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SeedSigner1 year ago

@mtcbtc Bret, I'm a regular dark horse listener, you really need to lean into bitcoin, it's ethos is in strong alignment with the ideals of the unity movement. Let me know if you're open to reading material.

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Nick Delonas1 year ago

One of the best books on the subject ever written is

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Libertarian Thinker1 year ago

It is not evil corporations stealing your wealth

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Ministry of Truth1 year ago

But for freedom...there's nowhere to jump to if the US falls.

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