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August 06, 2015, 04:07:11 PM Last edit: August 06, 2015, 09:08:18 PM by TPTB_need_war |
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Perhaps someone should email this to Armstrong... I am thinking more about this Trump card. It appears to be a Trojan horse in disguise. Perhaps he has the backing of TPTB (Deep State). His program is essentially a dictatorship sold on the principle of expanding big business. He even wants involve oil companies with the military with his idea to drill out the oil in the middle east to defund ISIS! That is an increase in the power and collusion of the military-industrial complex. And then he has the mandate to take out the militias in terms of them being too extremist and anti-business. He is for national computer databases for example and a ban on assault weapons: http://www.ontheissues.org/Celeb/Donald_Trump_Gun_Control.htmhttp://www.theblaze.com/stories/2013/01/11/so-what-is-an-assault-rifle-really-we-look-at-the-definitions-and-how-the-term-is-demonized/http://www.ammoland.com/2015/07/donald-trump-talks-gun-control-assault-weapons-gun-free-zones(apparently he is not for a ban on AR-15 and he has apparently backed off his 2000 book's call for increased delays for obtaining guns) This would mean TPTB gave up on a confrontation with the militias and decided instead to go for a way to get their greater control by keeping America strong and continuing internal ratcheting up of control over freedoms for example with national databases. If true, this could be seen as a partial victory for the Americans, while still not totally satisfying for those who want to revert the march towards top-down control. This could help propel a very strong $USD. And thus we can see how Trump would fail! The strong $USD would kill the global economy and thus the USA economy. Any Trump election would probably end up being a disaster while in office, which while ramping up top-down control and disarming the militias, would set up the stage for a repulsion to "Republican" politics for 2020. Ah, so that is how Asia finally takes over!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! The USA would revert back to massively socialist in 2020 after a brief flirtation with a pseudo-libertarian-ism of Trump (who is really a top-down planner and debt fiend). Edit: Trump might not even realize he has become a TPTB favorite. Obviously they are allowing him to get air time. Maybe they are just sampling the political waters. Remember though, Trump can't reduce income taxes and do all these actions without a compliant Congress. I wonder if the 2016 elections can push Boehner out? Edit#2: the more capital rushing into the USA, the more the Fed will raise interest rates, yet higher interest rates will cause debt defaults and raise the cost of financing the USA debt. So Trump would throw fuel on the fire.
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Who’s Nexit?
http://www.theguardian.com/business/2015/jul/11/beyond-greece-world-filled-debt-crisesCountries currently in government external debt crisis ■ Armenia
■ Belize
■ Costa Rica
■ Croatia
■ Cyprus
■ Dominican Republic
■ El Salvador
■ The Gambia
■ Greece
■ Grenada
■ Ireland
■ Jamaica
■ Lebanon
■ Macedonia
■ Marshall Islands
■ Montenegro
■ Portugal
■ Spain
■ Sri Lanka
■ St Vincent and the Grenadines
■ Tunisia
■ Ukraine
■ Sudan
■ Zimbabwe Countries at high risk of government external debt crisis
■ Bhutan
■ Cape Verde
■ Dominica
■ Ethiopia
■ Ghana
■ Laos
■ Mauritania
■ Mongolia
■ Mozambique
■ Samoa
■ Sao Tome e Principe
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August 06, 2015, 09:10:41 PM |
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I am thinking more about this Trump card. It appears to be a Trojan horse in disguise. Perhaps he has the backing of TPTB (Deep State).
What do our findings say about democracy in America? They certainly constitute troubling news for advocates of “populistic” democracy, who want governments to respond primarily or exclusively to the policy preferences of their citizens. In the United States, our findings indicate, the majority does not rule—at least not in the causal sense of actually determining policy outcomes. When a majority of citizens disagrees with economic elites or with organized interests, they generally lose. Moreover, because of the strong status quo bias built into the U.S. political system, even when fairly large majorities of Americans favor policy change, they generally do not get it.
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August 06, 2015, 09:14:23 PM |
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... Martin Armstrong for President? Here (link below) he writes that he would only impose indirect taxes. No income tax (the big plus: more privacy). No property tax (the minus: property is THERE, so will likely always be taxed). Armstrong would do some version of a consumption tax. Five stars. http://www.armstrongeconomics.com/archives/35741
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August 06, 2015, 09:18:01 PM |
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Martin Armstrong for President?
Here (link below) he writes that he would only impose indirect taxes. No income tax (the big plus: more privacy). No property tax (the minus: property is THERE, so will likely always be taxed).
A president, unlike a prime minister, does not head the legislative branch of its government. Therefore, those hopes are unfounded.
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August 06, 2015, 09:39:08 PM |
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Martin Armstrong for President?
Here (link below) he writes that he would only impose indirect taxes. No income tax (the big plus: more privacy). No property tax (the minus: property is THERE, so will likely always be taxed).
A president, unlike a prime minister, does not head the legislative branch of its government. Therefore, those hopes are unfounded. Yes, I know that. It has been impossible to get any meaningful changes down here in the USA. You are likely 99% correct. +/- !! We would need a real hard-ass Republican to knock heads in the Senate and the House to get anything real done. Since the REPUBLICAN Senate was unable to stop neither ObamaCare nor federal funding of Planned Parenthood (embroiled in a horrific aborted-baby-parts scandal here), I am not hopeful. But, having just a Consumption Tax would bring money and talent back to the USA very quickly. It would be HUGE.
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August 06, 2015, 09:43:24 PM Last edit: August 06, 2015, 09:57:38 PM by username18333 |
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We would need a real hard-ass Republican to knock heads in the Senate and the House to get anything real done.
A United States Congressperson does not, directly, suffer predefined political repercussions for its defiance of its President of the United States. The President of the United States exists to oversee and ensure the proper operation of the executive branch of the United States Government. No United States Congressperson need feel any sense of obligation to comply with the political agenda of its President of the United States within United States law. Coherent election of the United States Congress (towards your stated ends) would facilitate what it is you claim to want, but "We the People" ( United States) are not coherent (as a whole).
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Aussie Modesty
Australians are very down to earth and always mindful of not giving the impression that they think they are better than anyone else. They value authenticity, sincerity, and loathe pretentiousness. Australians prefer people who are modest, humble, self- deprecating and with a sense of humour. They do not draw attention to their academic or other achievements and tend to distrust people who do. They often downplay their own success, which may make them appear not to be achievement-oriented.
Mates
Australians place a high value on relationships. With a relatively small population, it is important to get along with everyone, since you never know when your paths may cross again. This leads to a win-win negotiating style, since having everyone come away with positive feelings helps facilitate future business dealings.
A Multi-Cultural Society
The initial population of Australia was made up of Aborigines and people of British and Irish descent. After World War II there was heavy migration from Europe, especially from Greece, Italy, Germany, the Netherlands, Yugoslavia, Lebanon, and Turkey. This was in response to the Australian policy of proactively trying to attract immigrants to boost the population and work force. In the last thirty years, Australia has liberalised its immigration policy and opened its borders to South East Asia. This has caused a real shift in self-perception as Aussies begin to re-define themselves as a multi-cultural and multi-faith society rather then the old homogenous, white, Anglo- Saxon, Protestant nation.
Australian Etiquette & Customs
Meeting Etiquette
Australians are not very formal so greetings are casual and relaxed.
A handshake and smile suffices. While an Australian may say, 'G'day' or 'G'day, mate', this may sound patronizing from a foreigner. Visitors should simply say, 'Hello' or 'Hello, how are you?' Aussies prefer to use first names, even at the initial meeting
Negotiating and Decision Making
Australians get down to business quickly with a minimum amount of small talk. They are quite direct and expect the same in return. They appreciate brevity and are not impressed by too much detail. Negotiations proceed quickly. Bargaining is not customary. They will expect your initial proposal to have only a small margin for negotiation. They do not like high-pressure techniques. Decision-making is concentrated at the top of the company, although decisions are made after consultation with subordinates, which can make decision making slow and protracted. This is a fairly romantic view of the Australian character. True regarding modesty. And hile accurate in a general sense, it fails to mention the undercurrent of racism that has always been prevalent. At the moment you'll get a fair go (unless you're Muslim or Chinese). White Australia has continuously treated the Aboriginal population disgracefully, from outright murder and enslavement, to not giving them the right to vote (or be classified as human), to continually underfunding development. Aboriginals has poorer access to health, education, employment etc and even now, funding has been cut to remote communities. One of the biggest controversies of the last month has been the racist booing (called an ape, told to go back to the zoo) of an Aboriginal football player who has a) mentioned the way Aboriginals see Australia and his hopes to unite all and b) performed an Aboriginal dance on the field. With immigration post ww2 (outside of the horrendous White Australia Policy), each ethnic group that arrived was ridiculed and disliked until the next wave came; Greeks / Italians in the 60's, Vietnamese in the 70's, Lebanese in the 80's, Asians in the 90's, Muslims now. At the moment the Australians have a far right government that continues this racism for political gain by attacking Muslims and those seeking legal asylum (those fleeing the very wars Western nations have instigated). It is the main issue (along with anti climate policy) that led to their election. And as the government continues its disastrous decline in the polls after severe mismanagement and endemic rorting and lying, they are playing the terrorism card to its fullest (cancelling of passports for suspicious activities, decided by the Minister and not due process). They further aim to tax lowest wage earners and avoid acting on the billions of dollars lost by not taxing big multinationals.
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August 07, 2015, 04:20:52 AM Last edit: August 07, 2015, 04:39:22 AM by TPTB_need_war |
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Aussie Modesty
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... This is a fairly romantic view of the Australian character. True regarding modesty. And hile accurate in a general sense, it fails to mention the undercurrent of racism that has always been prevalent. At the moment you'll get a fair go (unless you're Muslim or Chinese). White Australia has continuously treated the Aboriginal population disgracefully, from outright murder and enslavement, to not giving them the right to vote (or be classified as human), to continually underfunding development. Aboriginals has poorer access to health, education, employment etc and even now, funding has been cut to remote communities. One of the biggest controversies of the last month has been the racist booing (called an ape, told to go back to the zoo) of an Aboriginal football player who has a) mentioned the way Aboriginals see Australia and his hopes to unite all and b) performed an Aboriginal dance on the field. With immigration post ww2 (outside of the horrendous White Australia Policy), each ethnic group that arrived was ridiculed and disliked until the next wave came; Greeks / Italians in the 60's, Vietnamese in the 70's, Lebanese in the 80's, Asians in the 90's, Muslims now. At the moment the Australians have a far right government that continues this racism for political gain by attacking Muslims and those seeking legal asylum (those fleeing the very wars Western nations have instigated). It is the main issue (along with anti climate policy) that led to their election. And as the government continues its disastrous decline in the polls after severe mismanagement and endemic rorting and lying, they are playing the terrorism card to its fullest (cancelling of passports for suspicious activities, decided by the Minister and not due process). They further aim to tax lowest wage earners and avoid acting on the billions of dollars lost by not taxing big multinationals. You must be European? Because your support for multi-culturalism is very apparent. (And that is why I would not even consider to migrate to an EU country) I am vehemently against multi-culturalism because it is just another way for TPTB to weaken the individual sovereignty of the men who are already present in an area. If we had a world with no government social welfare, then I would support a world with no borders. Who ever can pay their own way, can go where they like. But if you have the immigrants coming to alter the politics and voting for more and more expropriation from the wealthier citizens who were already present in the area, that is just another theft paradigm. I am against theft. Europeans for some reason wish to steal from themselves. And they are going to pay the price for it again, just as they did with Hilter 79 years ago (right on time with MA's 79.6 year cycle). Sorry I have always liked your astute comments up until now. And I am not trying to pick a fight with you, hopefully you can explain to me your position and we can agree to disagree. This is a reason I have a fundamental difficulty becoming politically symbiotic with most Europeans. They love socialism philosophically for some reason. Can any of you Europeans explain to me why ![Huh](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/huh.gif) It makes absolutely no sense to me. Don't Australians have an empathy for the underdog because they were always the underdog w.r.t. to the British who banished them? Yet it is natural that they see themselves as superior to the Aboriginals because they were the colonizers of Australia. It was necessary for them to adopt that belief system in order to steal the land of the Aboriginals. So they have wanted to be open to others who are underdogs yet they maintain the distinction of those who they think are more of the level of an Ape, such as crazy Muslims who behead people and Aboriginals who eat barbecued rats. I don't agree with stealing sovereignty from the Aboriginals, but I also don't agree with awarding them funding from the government. Let them have sovereignty over themselves and give them the same rights as citizens do. They were the original inhabitants. But don't give them (or anyone else!) social welfare! I can empathize with discrimination against Muslim (even though I know most are not fundamentalist nutcases) because look what they have done to Europe and they can't seem to get control of their nutcases (ISIS etc). So I say let them figure it out in their own lands. I also thought I heard that long ago Australians were a very male ego society and woman were second class, but lately I've come to believe they are more woman's lib? It is strange because when I first heard that during my travails to the Philippines in the early 1990s, I was more a women's lib guy and thought they were extreme and now later in life I have become against women's lib and now wondering why the Aussies have lost their masculinity? Let me explain this clearly so there is no misunderstanding. I am all for women achieving everything they can achieve. I would not discriminate if some female can do the work as well as a man. In fact, recently I recruited a PhD in math and a Masters in Math that were both female. And neither of them could handle the computer security requests and they couldn't handle the concepts of a society going F.U.B.A.R.. I have come to realize that there are innate differences between woman and men, and woman on average just aren't equipped with the same analytical interests nor the same priorities when it comes to building things and planning for the future. Females are more concerned about their kids and immediate family than anything else. Here follows some astute blogs from a guy you might think is a misogynist bigot rascist, but in reality his facts are correct. http://blog.jim.com/economics/the-future-belongs-to-those-that-show-up/ http://blog.jim.com/culture/the-false-life-plan/Men and women are happiest if successfully performing their traditional roles. This is to be expected, since whites and east asians, the descendents of civilizations, are descended from those that did perform their traditional roles. The Cathedral, however, presents girls, in school and on television, with a false life plan: That they will follow the same path as males, and marriage and family will just spontaneously happen while they are fucking Jeremy Meeks... ... Include also Eric Raymond's blogs on feminism and here is a guy who is for empowered women who can shoot guns: https://www.google.com.ph/search?q=site%3Aesr.ibiblio.org+feminismEven MA has supported the position that traditionally females have a different role than males: http://www.armstrongeconomics.com/archives/12411http://www.armstrongeconomics.com/archives/14810I love to see females happy. What appears to make them happy is a big and happy family and social network. And a daily involvement in caring for that. Yet in the West it appears we've been indoctrinating our women to tell them to be powerful and wear the pants. This has made them confused and unhappy, and it causes them to become Frankenstein addicts to their natural hypergamy instincts (being played by the lowest life playboys): http://esr.ibiblio.org/?p=3000http://esr.ibiblio.org/?p=6627http://esr.ibiblio.org/?p=4934If they do have any abilities in the STEM fields, then they want to do that work as an adjunct to their core social network. Whereas a male such as myself can lock himself in a programming cave and not see civilization for months while determined to reach a goal. Males were designed to tolerate pain and to prioritize hunting and strategic endeavors. Women not. They were design to rear children and manage the affairs of the local community. Those are damned facts. I wish someone could explain for me the European perspective?
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Trump is such a wild card that I am convinced he is somewhere between being controlled and a bit of a vigilante- he certainly has the money to ignore many lobbies. But I do think he is in the pocket of the Industrial Military Complex from his comments. I will have to think on the 'European' perspective and try and explain. You may be surprised to know that the UK is perceived as 'backwardly conservative' by many northern europeans (I have nordic colleagues). Note the thousands of illegal immigrants desperate to cross the border into the UK- it either has great benefits (true for kegal immigrants, asylum seekers get a fucking pittance and are forced to work illegally anyway) or offers more of a chance to improve their lot. Also note that Dutch 'legal' immigrants from North Africa are migrating to the UK because of more opportunity. http://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2013/jan/28/british-dream-europe-african-citizensAnyway, I'm sure many other Europeans will explain the general zeitgeist here too.
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This is a fairly romantic view of the Australian character. True regarding modesty. And hile accurate in a general sense, it fails to mention the undercurrent of racism that has always been prevalent. At the moment you'll get a fair go (unless you're Muslim or Chinese).
White Australia has continuously treated the Aboriginal population disgracefully, from outright murder and enslavement, to not giving them the right to vote (or be classified as human), to continually underfunding development. Aboriginals has poorer access to health, education, employment etc and even now, funding has been cut to remote communities. One of the biggest controversies of the last month has been the racist booing (called an ape, told to go back to the zoo) of an Aboriginal football player who has a) mentioned the way Aboriginals see Australia and his hopes to unite all and b) performed an Aboriginal dance on the field.
With immigration post ww2 (outside of the horrendous White Australia Policy), each ethnic group that arrived was ridiculed and disliked until the next wave came; Greeks / Italians in the 60's, Vietnamese in the 70's, Lebanese in the 80's, Asians in the 90's, Muslims now.
At the moment the Australians have a far right government that continues this racism for political gain by attacking Muslims and those seeking legal asylum (those fleeing the very wars Western nations have instigated). It is the main issue (along with anti climate policy) that led to their election. And as the government continues its disastrous decline in the polls after severe mismanagement and endemic rorting and lying, they are playing the terrorism card to its fullest (cancelling of passports for suspicious activities, decided by the Minister and not due process). They further aim to tax lowest wage earners and avoid acting on the billions of dollars lost by not taxing big multinationals.
This idea you have of Aussies is completely false, and has been gradually fed to you by the cultural marxists and not cultivated by your own experience. You might even be an Aussie (I don't know) but this exact opinion of us has been gradually fed to you via mainstream conditioning, you probably have a popular opinion of what an American, Frenchman or a Jew is. Aborigines recieve benefits far surpassing anyone else on the continent, and for the most part they have resisted the temptation to become lazy, entitled children. They voluntarily choose to maintain their primitive culture, and I admire them for that. Adam Goodes is one who has taken the marxist bait, and plays the race card at every opportunity despite him being a dirty player (grabbing other men by the testicles) The other 70 or so aborigine players have resisted the bait and they have no problems, why no mention of them?
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But I do think he is in the pocket of the Industrial Military Complex from his comments. I wouldn't assume that. Virtually every policy position has an interest group behind it. Just because he takes a policy position doesn't mean he's in anyone's pocket, though they very well may support him because of his policy. This doesn't mean he isn't in someone's pocket, or being manipulated even without his knowledge. But logically, that his (or anyone's) policies favor some powerful group means nothing at all.
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trollercoaster thank you for educating me about the respect some of the Aussies have for the Aboriginals. And the upstanding ethics of some of the Aboriginals. :thumbsup:
Edit: I see proper spelling is Ozzie. Got it mate.
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August 07, 2015, 07:36:54 AM Last edit: August 07, 2015, 10:04:34 AM by TPTB_need_war |
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Anyway, I'm sure many other Europeans will explain the general zeitgeist here too.
Let's do a Steve Jobs and be brutally frank. Apparently feminism = hedonism. I've noticed how much Westerners are getting a thrill from teaching two women to eat each other's pussies. I think Nordic Europeans support feminism because it enables them to justify fucking non-virgins and then the hedonistic dominoes from there. It also frees the men from the obligation to raise children, if they can convince the women they are more powerful if they don't bear children. I've noticed here in the Philippines, the females are vehemently anti-abortion and anti-birth control. It is very, very difficult to get them to take birth control pills and they are not that happy about using a condom. These are real women who want to have the real happiness of bearing children and raising a family. My own mother criticizes me when I don't force the women I am involved with to use birth control pills! Europe has entered decadent Frankenstein mode and the USA is following close behind. I am not trying to be a moral dogmatic oppressor here. I know any of us can be influenced as we are human, but the thing is that once a man prefers to get happiness more from hedonism than from family, then the culture is broken. The society will collapse into an abyss. And this is precisely what is happening to Europe. How does a mother who has become bisexual raise her daughter and son ![Huh](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/huh.gif) (not my mother) Sorry I am fairly open minded person and I've explored many things in life, but I can tell you there is a major difference between the gf I have now and some of the Western women. My gf values dogs, children, family. She could easily be a hedonistic queen given her D breasts and very attractive face (not to mention brown skin), but she is humble and wants the things that really make happiness. Those Europeans who support feminism are insatiable. They want to steal and have everything. They don't want any natural limits on society. They want that man is superior to nature. Why should a woman be limited to sex with only a man or a human? She can fuck a pet monkey and that is more freedom. Why must she bear children. It is better we educate the women to fuck more people, sexes, and things and have more freedom! It isn't enough for her to undress and fondle herself on a webcam, instead the men want her to pee and insert objects into every orifice. And that is why they've run their debt sky high. And they can not change their system. They are addicted.
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Anyway, I'm sure many other Europeans will explain the general zeitgeist here too.
Let's do a Steve Jobs and be brutally frank. Apparently feminism = hedonism. I've noticed how much Westerners are getting a thrill from teaching two women to eat each other's pussies. I think Nordic Europeans support feminism because it enables them to justify fucking non-virgins and then the hedonistic dominoes from there. It also frees the men from the obligation to raise children, if they can convince the women they are more powerful if they don't bear children. I've noticed here in the Philippines, the females are vehemently anti-abortion and anti-birth control. It is very, very difficult to get them to take birth control pills and they are not that happy about using a condom. These are real women who want to have the real happiness of bearing children and raising a family. My own mother criticizes me when I don't force the women I am involved with to use birth control pills! Europe has entered decadent Frankenstein mode and American is following close behind. You raise valid points, but the real genesis I believe is a confluence of Christian 'guilt' or rather openess which has been corrupted by the Church of England (most do not understand the Christian values that they say they do), Marxism and the concept of the Noble Savage, the latter two ignore reality and the former is using culturally ingrained attitudes to leverage the fantasy of a free lunch and communal utopia. Throw in 2 horrific world wars (beat the civilians into submission to accept anything) and you have the perfect recipe for the collectivist paradigm being perpetrated. The effect of the world wars I think is hard for anyone not European to assimilate- the echoes are still felt in every aspect of cultural life and the aftermath rather than the causes are obsessed upon leading to no true understanding. Feminism and multiculturalism I believe are largely tools of collectivism. Viewed in this light it is obvious that the dangerous (desireable?) results are of no concern to collectivists but are actually encouraged. You can see a revival of this extreme leftism and entitlement in British youth and clueless pedagogues like Russel Brand. Now they have conflated feminism and multiculturalism with equality (when they are exact opposites) the mantra of weakness is strength and freedom is slavery rings true. Also Smooth, yes you are right on my opinion of trump, I am making biased assumptions. It could be his idealogy aligns with special interests regardless.
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bigtimespaghetti,
I added to my post after you quoted it.
The boomerang reaction to repression by religion is a supporting argument to the generative essence I stated, which is the people are reverting from fear of nature to boastful overconfidence disrespect for nature and the confidence that man can have everything he wants.
After the collapse, man moves too far to the other direction, and the new addiction will be the old one of religion again. Then man again disrespects nature (in a form of fear) and has the confidence that man can control everything other men want.
It is two extremes and both are founded in addiction and denial of reality. And both are founded in disrespect of the decentralized quality of free markets and nature, i.e. yes both extremes require collectivism.
The Republicans are trying to move back towards the old addiction. The Democrats want to move forward into the new addition. Conversativism vs. progressivism. Both are evil.
We need to put an end to this hamster merry-go-round using anonymity technology so the free market can be superior to collective power. Nature is a decentralized meritocracy.
I will quote this over in the Dark Enlightenment thread also.
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August 07, 2015, 08:32:24 AM Last edit: August 07, 2015, 09:53:17 AM by TPTB_need_war |
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Regarding the Trump discussion (and resurgence in Republicans in general), I have concluded the winner will be...
...the military-industrial complex.
Right on time with MA's War Cycle, which expects war and pandemic to start going hot in 2017 and really accelerating into 2018.
We'll get the increased military spending. The reduced taxes won't matter because the world is going to be so fucked by the rising interest rates and War Cycle, that no one will be able to avail of the opportunities to start businesses in the tangible industrial age economy.
The Knowledge Age doesn't give a shit about the taxes any way, since they will be 0 for the anonymous internet coming.
A global smashup ahead. Trump card doesn't change anything and if anything this lurch back to the hard right politics accelerates it.
Now we see why the USA must break apart into regions as MA predicts. It is because the morass can not be changed from WA D.C. After 2017, the Americans will start to realize they have to take matters into their own hands.
The Feds will fight the militias. The country will break into parts. The world will be a much different place.
Crazy world we are heading into. Be prepared accordingly.
Edit: Rand Paul alludes to Trump being beholden to special interests. That Trump is loudly declaring that he isn't, is probably telling us that he is. Of course he knows he can't win without playing ball with powerful interests. He openly admits the realities of leverage. Trump is obviously willing to appease the NSA and military-complex in order to go after hard-nosed trade deals. He will appear to be a populist but is a wolf in sheepskin.
Trump represents a rise of fascist-capitalism in the USA. He is not talking about printing money the way the German socialists did, but instead it will be a hard lurch towards a brutal economic default coupled with military imperialism fully bankrupting Rome. As with Rome, the barbarians will later be at the gates of Rome and overrun it.
In fact, we need free trade and free markets. Rising protectionism is what lead to WW2. Trump is a very bad result for us.
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In fact, we need free trade and free markets. Trump is a very bad result for us.
I agree that his anti-trade policies are potentially catastrophic, although there is a long distance between campaign rhetoric and (even assuming being elected) enacting policies. I have to disagree about him proclaiming to not being beholden to special interests implies anything. He would proclaim that either way. No information content.
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