Iraq. Is it better now?? (AKA ISIS/ISIL/IS/name-of-the-week-here) (7 Viewers)

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Bjerknes

Bjerknes

"Top Economist"
#445
Mar 16, 2004
115,979
#445
ALC said:
This.



Stfu bitch.



Then who's to say USA wouldn't have turned into something like the EU?

There will always be a sense of unfairness especially considering that money runs things. I know that's a stupid statement but it's just to show that the system in place is fine, it's the people running the system that are to blame.
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The system in place is anything but fine. Central banks print money to prop up the economy, which is the only reason we have printed positive GDP growth these past years. The quantitative easing is also used to prop up banks by interest rate manipulation, and such deals are only brokered to selected big banks. This entire economy is based on inflation, pulling forward debt, and Ponzi schemes that it will collapse whether we like it or not. The whole nation brought to its knees by its own Capitol and White House and financial capital, unbelievably tragic.
 
AndreaCristiano

AndreaCristiano

Nato, Vive, e muore Italiano
#447
Jun 9, 2011
19,125
#447
Bjerknes said:
The system in place is anything but fine. Central banks print money to prop up the economy, which is the only reason we have printed positive GDP growth these past years. The quantitative easing is also used to prop up banks by interest rate manipulation, and such deals are only brokered to selected big banks. This entire economy is based on inflation, pulling forward debt, and Ponzi schemes that it will collapse whether we like it or not. The whole nation brought to its knees by its own Capitol and White House and financial capital, unbelievably tragic.
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100% spot on
 
Hængebøffer

Hængebøffer

Senior Member
#449
Jun 4, 2009
25,185
#449
Bjerknes said:
The system in place is anything but fine. Central banks print money to prop up the economy, which is the only reason we have printed positive GDP growth these past years. The quantitative easing is also used to prop up banks by interest rate manipulation, and such deals are only brokered to selected big banks. This entire economy is based on inflation, pulling forward debt, and Ponzi schemes that it will collapse whether we like it or not. The whole nation brought to its knees by its own Capitol and White House and financial capital, unbelievably tragic.
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Welcome to you too.
 
GordoDeCentral

GordoDeCentral

Diez
Moderator
#450
Apr 14, 2005
70,789
#450
what reality? banks are getting free money from a government they bought to charge interest on it and pay themselves 100 of millions of dollars in bonuses? thats no reality that the con of the millenia
 
Hængebøffer

Hængebøffer

Senior Member
#451
Jun 4, 2009
25,185
#451
X said:
what reality? banks are getting free money from a government they bought to charge interest on it and pay themselves 100 of millions of dollars in bonuses? thats no reality that the con of the millenia
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You just contradicted yourself. If you want a good read, go to the Scandinavian thread.
 
Trequartista

Trequartista

Fuoriclasse
#453
Jul 1, 2010
26,352
#453
Bjerknes said:
The system in place is anything but fine. Central banks print money to prop up the economy, which is the only reason we have printed positive GDP growth these past years. The quantitative easing is also used to prop up banks by interest rate manipulation, and such deals are only brokered to selected big banks. This entire economy is based on inflation, pulling forward debt, and Ponzi schemes that it will collapse whether we like it or not. The whole nation brought to its knees by its own Capitol and White House and financial capital, unbelievably tragic.
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:tup:
 
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