Klaus Schwab Just PUBLICLY ADMITTED He Is Planning To Implement China-Style Forced Covid Lockdowns ALL OVER THE WORLD During The âNext Pandemicâ Which He âEXPECTSâ To Happen Soon
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Fool me onceâŠ
Fool me twiceâŠ
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I donât think Norwegians are sheep. Just funny.
This is the Monty Python bit.
Now we have to see if Sam Altmanâs threats are going to be sustained that virtually threatens all of us.
He wants to scan every humanâs Iris on the planet in order to collect data under the guise of Identifying Humanâs apart from AI. Very scary stuff when considering this guy is fking evil to begin with.
A must read! Why? It will affect you in the future if allowed to continue.
Its going live today. 7/24/23
This is a must watch. Why? You need to clearly understand that the day when CBDC is official we will have lost everything and are under full control of the government and itâs right around the corner. The government will control us by shutting down our ability to access or money when we donât comply. That is not OK. We are very close to the point where fighting back online will be meaningless for the reason I cited above. Think about that.
Now is the time to put immense pressure, more pressure than we have EVER put on Congress before. Now is the time we give it all of our effort. CBDC could be in place well before the 2024 election. If it is do you believe we will have an election?
We are sitting back and watching our government persecute a man who fought for us. We are a passive group. My prediction is that we, as the largest group in the US, the American working class will gripe but are unwilling to get on the streets and be heard â because it could be a trap. That is exactly how we are thinking. That is exactly why and how we will lose everything.
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What is it about his accent that gives such bad vibes?
The real end game.
Bidenâs deficits threaten economic doom
July 17, 2023 04:45 AM
On July 13, the Treasury Department said the deficit for the first nine months of the fiscal year, from October 2022 through June 2023, was almost $1.4 trillion. This is more than 2 1/2 times the size of the $515 billion deficit for the same period in the previous fiscal year. This is a shocking and financially perilous leap in borrowing. It comes despite near-record-low unemployment, which means more people are paying income taxes and fewer need unemployment assistance, thus reducing the need for a big chunk of federal spending.
The deficit should therefore be falling, not rising. Only dreadful and foolhardy policies create rapidly growing deficits in times of low unemployment.
Alas, Biden has provided just such policies in abundance. They have turned a bad national balance sheet into a full-blown budgetary disaster.
The surging deficit comes because federal revenues have fallen and extravagant spending has gone hog-wild. Both are Bidenâs fault, directly and near directly. Directly, Bidenâs American Rescue Plan included $1.9 trillion in spending, his infrastructure law had $1 trillion in spending, his laughably misnamed Inflation Reduction Act spent $750 billion, supposedly offset by tax hikes, and the CHIPS and Science Act spent another $280 billion.
All told, the respected and centrist Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget wrote last fall, âWe estimate the Biden administration has enacted policies through legislation and executive actions that will add more than $4.8 trillion to deficits between 2021 and 2031.â
Near directly, Bidenâs spending binge and the Federal Reserveâs recklessly loose monetary policy catalyzed 18 months of the worst inflation in four decades. The fiscal consequences have been severe. When the Fed belatedly rushed to raise interest rates from 0% to 5% to counteract inflation, the government had to pay higher rates on the avalanche of money it had borrowed. During the past nine months, federal interest payments exceeded $650 billion, a 25% increase over the same nine-month period in the previous year. Inflation also meant taxpayers had to spend 8.7% more for cost-of-living adjustments on Social Security and other retiree programs.
The rising interest rates that were triggered by Bidenflation also played a large role in producing three of the four largest bank collapses in United States history, for which the federal government has paid $52 billion to cover deposits.
Meanwhile, tax revenues fell despite or because Biden pushed for higher tax rates. A combination of Bidenflation, rising interest rates, Bidenâs jihad against domestic energy production, and his regulatory agenda imposing huge costs on businesses, all conspired to tank investment markets. The S&P 500 index fell 20% in 2022, which produced a precipitous drop in investorsâ capital gains by investors and far lower tax revenue sluicing into the Treasury. So, tax revenues fell 11% for the first nine months of fiscal 2023, compared to 2022.
Even without the deficits from January through June, the ratio of public debt, including intergovernmental, to GDP reached 129% through last December, an all-time record excluding the anomaly of World War II. For most nations, anything above 100% is a financially dangerous territory, although because the dollar is the worldâs reserve currency, the U.S. has a bit more leeway than most. Still, for such a wealthy nation to have a substantially higher debt-to-GDP ratio than developing nations such as Brazil and India, and among the highest in the developed world, is a travesty.
All this doesnât even take into account the looming insolvencies of Medicare and Social Security within 10 years, nor the nearly $80 trillion in unfunded federal liabilities during the next 75 years. Yet all we hear from Biden is calls for more spending.
Israel was created by the Rothschilds to rule the whole world.
The plan goes back to the 19th century or much earlier.
Many Christians are suckered by the verse:
Many peoples will come and say, âCome, let us go up to the mountain of the LORD, to the house of the God of Jacob. He will teach us his ways, so that we may walk in his paths.â The law will go out from Zion, the word of the LORD from Jerusalem. (Isaiah 2)
The current occupants of Palestine (or Israel if you wish) are not the people of God.
They are called âGog and Magog,â by another prophet.
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Ten years is all I give America before the point of no return and the changes this evil regime has made is permanent.
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I suspect itâs far less.
The debt is mounting faster than ever before.
One day soon, investors will demand a risk premium. That will force our laughable leaders to make choices choices needs vs. wants.
Perhaps the government will require 1/2 or al retirement money be invested in treasuries to extend the final daysâŠ
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I am not familiar with that one. Here in India which is where I am currently there is ancient languages in every symbol used that can be seen. No such Zionism in these parts. 
In India you see swastikas and hexagrams everywhere.
Actually, hexagram had nothing to do with Judaism, until Pharisee rabbis adopted it to represent their religion.
That starts to make a lot of sense on second thoughts. Cultural appropriation has been a thing of Marxist regimes for as long as Marxism has been around. Why do the Jooos live socialism and Marxism so much? They want to be in control.
(Now Google is hiding it. Why?)
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Weâve unknowingly been funding our own demise for several generations.
Well made video that touches on this system of poison, Military AI and Google, Biogenetic weapons, Big Pharma, Contraceptive Corn, and more.
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Rumors are now swirling around the net that the two dic=eater=haters Macron and Trudeau had an affair.
NEWS ALERT: Make no mistake about it, Justin Trudeauâs wife of 18 years just divorced him because he is a satanic pedophile
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Dictators in general get a fair amount of fear and respect.
Not so with Turdo.
Canadians despise him.
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We may need to re-define ânatural death.â
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Who is remembered more? Dead presidents or dead actors?
I basically donât watch movies. But I remember the guy who played Hagrid in the Harry Potter series. He had a funny accent, probably from the west of England. (Never been to England, so I donât know the region at all.)
I didnât know the name of the Prime Minister here, but I was forced to learn because I heard his name repeatedly in SMS. I donât know the names of other ministers in his cabinet.