It is the end for Trump. Humiliated the country being a clueless bully. Zelensky has balls of steel 🇺🇦🪩🪩
What does who mean? Trump and Vance’s bullying behavior is an embarrassment to the US.
Totally and utterly despicable behavior by Trump. He needs to be removed from office. Behavior blatantly unbefitting the office of President of the United States.
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Totally and utterly despicable behavior by Trump. He needs to be removed from office. Behavior blatantly unbefitting the office of President of the United States.
Yup. No one disagrees.
Bob Loukas has shared a new 4 year journey video.
Musk’s #doge savings work against the Fiat inflationary, debt-based system…
Rationale:
The US government “saving money” (e.g., running a budget surplus) actually works against the strategy of inflating debt away over time. Here’s why:
1. Debt and Inflation Work Together – Governments that operate on a debt-based monetary system rely on inflation to erode the real value of their debt over time. Inflation benefits debtors (including governments) because they repay borrowed money with devalued currency.
2. Government Savings Reduce Inflationary Pressure – When a government runs a surplus or saves money, it is effectively removing money from circulation. This is deflationary, as it reduces demand in the economy, making it harder to inflate away existing debt.
3. The Preferred Strategy is Deficit Spending – Instead of saving, governments often spend more than they take in (deficit spending), borrowing to cover the gap. This increases the money supply and fuels inflation, which helps reduce the real burden of past debt while simultaneously eroding the purchasing power of citizens’ savings.
4. “Stealing” via Inflation – Inflation acts as a hidden tax, transferring wealth from savers and wage earners to debtors (including the government). If the government were to save money instead of spending, it would slow this process, making it harder for them to devalue their debt over time.
5. Central Banks Enable the Process – Most modern governments don’t directly control the money supply; their central banks do. Central banks often print money (via bond purchases or lowering interest rates), ensuring there
Musk’s #doge savings work against the Fiat system…
Rationale
No, government “saving money” (e.g., running a budget surplus) actually works against the strategy of inflating debt away over time. Here’s why:
1. Debt and Inflation Work Together – Governments that operate on a debt-based monetary system rely on inflation to erode the real value of their debt over time. Inflation benefits debtors (including governments) because they repay borrowed money with devalued currency.
2. Government Savings Reduce Inflationary Pressure – When a government runs a surplus or saves money, it is effectively removing money from circulation. This is deflationary, as it reduces demand in the economy, making it harder to inflate away existing debt.
3. The Preferred Strategy is Deficit Spending – Instead of saving, governments often spend more than they take in (deficit spending), borrowing to cover the gap. This increases the money supply and fuels inflation, which helps reduce the real burden of past debt while simultaneously eroding the purchasing power of citizens’ savings.
4. “Stealing” via Inflation – Inflation acts as a hidden tax, transferring wealth from savers and wage earners to debtors (including the government). If the government were to save money instead of spending, it would slow this process, making it harder for them to devalue their debt over time.
5. Central Banks Enable the Process – Most modern governments don’t directly control the money supply; their central banks do. Central banks often print money (via bond purchases or lowering interest rates), ensuring there
“Half the passengers on the Titanic just voted for the Iceberg”
- a wise man
Seems the great visionary of our age, Elon Musk, has once again graced us with his boundless wisdom—this time in the realm of political prophecy. One would think that a man who claims to be charting humanity’s course to Mars might have at least a passing familiarity with the planet he currently resides on. And yet, his bold prediction that the AfD would triumph in Germany has turned out to be as misguided as a Ferengi attempting asceticism.
Of course, what truly fascinates me is not the inaccuracy itself—after all, anyone can make a mistake—but the sheer, breathtaking lack of self-awareness among Musk and his most devoted followers. You see, these are the very same individuals who gleefully mock and deride those who miscalculated Trump’s electoral prospects, yet when their own exalted leader gets it so spectacularly wrong, there is an eerie silence. No mea culpa, no admission of error—just a quiet, desperate hope that no one will notice.
And really, isn’t that the most human thing of all? To demand accountability from others while conveniently excusing oneself? Musk, for all his pretensions of being some kind of hyper-rational technocrat, exhibits the same fragile ego as any lowly Cardassian bureaucrat caught fabricating reports. One might almost admire the consistency.
So, what lesson can we take from this debacle? That perhaps the next time our dear Elon declares himself an expert in a field he knows nothing about, we should treat his words with the same skepticism one reserves for a Ferengi offering a “special deal.” Or, better yet, we should simply sit back and enjoy the spectacle of a man who believes himself to be infallible stumbling—again and again—over his own hubris.
MAGA folks BURNING TRUMP flags. Is this not the “disruption” they were hoping for?
Soon, every American will know at least one person who Elon Musk has fired.
Utter nonsense. FDR and Churchill oversaw the creation of the European Community to ensure peace and avoid another world war ever happening again. Trump is not qualified or mentally capable of comprehending the subjects he’s commenting on.
Ah Mr Musk. You should have heeded my advice to stay out of politics….
Tesla sales down 50% YoY in Europe.
You are a toxic brand Elon. Dear dear…
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Hi thinks they’ll double down on Chokepoint 2.0? Maybe Chokepoint 3.2.4…?
Oversold now. Excellent…
But the dip for the Glory of your House!
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Garak advises:
“Buy the f*cking dip!”
Not financial advice. DYOR, etc.
Oh my…
Did the US REALLY lose $1 billion in BTC?
The US may have lost access to $1 billion in BTCs due to mismanagement by the US Marshals Service. The agency is said to be using inappropriate tools, such as a simple Excel file and emailing deposit addresses