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Nostradamus'omh » 07 Apr 2023, 6:10 am » wrote: ↑

07 Apr 2023, 6:10 am

understanding vs believing? anyone believing money is the greatest man-made influencer already has the faith life exceeds evolving here one at a time. It instinctively never has.

Compounding DNA proves it didn't. Intellectual reasonable doubt has everyone believing genetic eternally spearates active reproductions present cannot happen in theory, theology, academia, arts, economics, politics, religions social consensus combined.

...i'm talking monetary realism...you can't do that...you don't possess that understanding... so you rainman    on and on onandonandonandon...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1uztRCOFYyc




 

peepee » 07 Apr 2023, 6:16 am » wrote: ↑

07 Apr 2023, 6:16 am

...i'm talking monetary realism...you can't do that...you don't possess that understanding... so you rainman  :o  on and on onandonandonandon...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1uztRCOFYyc

The show must go on. Never give up pretending now isn't eternity or all humanity is just the history of intellectual broken promises creating by individuals to take control of next generations each great great grandchild added here now.

an alpha mind never knew the alpha brain that designed their ancestral reality of 2nd class citizns and 3rd world savages.

Nostradamus'omh » 07 Apr 2023, 5:59 am » wrote: ↑

07 Apr 2023, 5:59 am

A person thinking money is the ultimate influsencer is a fool that believes life isn't self evident.

 
...'money' is merely a tool dummy...the most powerful of tool$...very sadly, butt-ignorance about this powerful tool and allowing/facilitating its control by some $ecret $quirrel$ is typical of you brain-laundered, puppet-sucking republic#nts and democ#nts.... wordle...       
 

peepee » 07 Apr 2023, 6:26 am » wrote: ↑

07 Apr 2023, 6:26 am

:rolleyes:  
...'money' is merely a tool dummy...the most powerful of tool$...very sadly, butt-ignorance about this powerful tool and allowing/facilitating its control by some $ecret $quirrel$ is typical of you brain-laundered, puppet-sucking republic#nts and democ#nts.... wordle...  ;)   :wave:    
 

guess again? Hope is what? Faith leads to where? Charity destroys self awareness. without those money is worthless. Without those 4 power, wealth, fame is just hyperbole.

You dare to change the game of 6 degrees of separation to 7 angles of deceptions? I have a genetic algorithm that compounds DNA into never duplicated results twice since inception of our own species as backup.

I myself want to avoid the fruition of self fulfilling prophecies created within this species enabled by my own ancestry. Obviously you don't share my desire.

peepee » 07 Apr 2023, 5:46 am » wrote: ↑

07 Apr 2023, 5:46 am

...as one wag puts it, ''he works his gaping hole about some zillion dollar economy absent an honest clue about the origin and nature of even one dollar...wordle...'   

Yeah, go ahead and play your stupid game, since changing my words is all your left with when you've been exposed as an ignorant fraud and a pauper who now recognizes the many years you've wasted educating your stupid self in a completely useless subject that's gained you nothing over your entire empty life.  It's left you bitter, broke, and blind to the reality that everyone else has figured out how to earn a good living while you're left with nothing but frustration that no on here acknowledges your low-brow, self-proclaimed wisdom resulting from your futile efforts to somehow make yourself relevant.
 

Zeets2 » 07 Apr 2023, 7:22 am » wrote: ↑

07 Apr 2023, 7:22 am

Yeah, I'll ahead and play my stupid game exposing me as an ignorant fraud and a pauper who now recognizes the many years I've wasted educating my stupid self in completely useless subjects like puppet Trump vs. puppet Biden, tranny bathroom policy, etc., that's gained me nothing over my entire empty life.  It's left me bitter, broke, and blind to the reality that everyone else has figured out how I'm a loud lying phony who values life in terms of some dollar numbers about which I am worse than clueless...    

peepee » 07 Apr 2023, 7:35 am » wrote: ↑

07 Apr 2023, 7:35 am

 

Having yourself a good time, aren't you?  You seem committed to making childish efforts that earn you nothing.
What happened, did mommy catch you watching porn again?


 

Zeets2 » 07 Apr 2023, 7:43 am » wrote: ↑

07 Apr 2023, 7:43 am

Having yourself a good time, aren't you?  You seem committed to making childish efforts that earn you nothing.
What happened, did mommy catch you watching porn again?

 

...readers will note this ^^^ lying blathering fool [and monetary ignoramus] has been making an @ss [and monetary ignoramus] of himself on this thread since he was posting as 'sgt. bilco' and most likely several other soks... :loco:  

#stfuyoublatheringpuppet-suckingrepublic#nt[andmonetaryignoramus]    
 

peepee » 07 Apr 2023, 7:52 am » wrote: ↑

07 Apr 2023, 7:52 am

 

...readers will note this ^^^ lying blathering fool [and monetary ignoramus] has been making an @ss [and monetary ignoramus] of himself on this thread since he was posting as 'sgt. bilco' and most likely several other soks...   

#stfuyoublatheringpuppet-suckingrepublic#nt[andmonetaryignoramus] 

Just imagine how much wealthier you'd be if you put the same effort into educating your ignorant self as you exert by constantly telling everyone what a genius you are!

And I've never posted as anyone else but Zeets2 here or anywhere else.
That's the kind of enjoyment that liberals with empty lives like you indulge in. 
 

https://www.monetaryalliance.org/sos-to ... ve-branch/

"In late January 2022, the Federal Reserve System’s Board of Governors published a paper, Money and Payments: The U.S. Dollar in the Age of Digital Transformation that focused on Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC), and solicited comments on it from “the general public and key stakeholders.”

 The Alliance For Just Money, Inc. (AFJM) submitted our public comments in May 2022 to the Board of Governors. AFJM strongly believes, as do other member organizations in the International Movement for Monetary Reform, that CBDC is not and cannot be viewed as a step toward a fully democratic sovereign money system so long as the private banking industry’s creation of money through credit (Bank of England, 2014, p. 14) still exists.....

Why an SOS?
 Most people believe that the government creates our money and banks lend existing money from deposits, and that this is how it should be (Glocalities). But the Federal Reserve, like the Bank of England, acknowledges the first statement is not entirely true. Well over 90-95% of our money is created by banks with keystrokes as they make loans.

 AFJM believes the nation’s monetary system should not be run as a private for-profit business but should instead function as a public utility. Instead of commercial banks issuing the nation’s money as interest bearing debt, as is currently the case, the government would issue permanently circulating public asset money. Congress would no longer have to borrow bank-created money to fund the deficit, increasing the national debt and annual interest payments that are already over $31.6 trillion and $540.6 billion respectively. Their chronic antics, as we are now witnessing for the 78th time, before inevitably raising the debt-ceiling would become a charade of the past.

 In the sovereign Just Money system we advocate, all newly created money will be spent, lent, invested, or granted into the economy for the general welfare of the nation as its first use, and debt to holders of U.S. Treasury bonds can be paid off as it comes due. This would eliminate the boom/bust cycle, stabilizing the economy for the first time in the nation’s history. Banks will still lend, but they will be lending pre-existing United States money. Just Money would also empower Congress to fulfill its Constitutional mandate “to form a more perfect Union, establish Justice, insure domestic Tranquility, provide for the common defence, promote the general Welfare, and secure the Blessings of Liberty to ourselves and our Posterity” (The Preamble, United States Constitution)....."
 

Economics is complicated and cannot be explained in only a few words. Many Americans hate math and thinking about math.
Every monetary system depends very heavily on the trust of the population. It does no one any good to try to do away with that trust.
Economic chaos benefits no one.
Ignorance of economics among government officials benefit no one and are a danger to everyone.

Xavier_Onassis » 11 Apr 2023, 9:29 am » wrote: ↑

11 Apr 2023, 9:29 am

Economics is complicated and cannot be explained in only a few words. Many Americans hate math and thinking about math.
Every monetary system depends very heavily on the trust of the population. It does no one any good to try to do away with that trust.
Economic chaos benefits no one.
Ignorance of economics among government officials benefit no one and are a danger to everyone.

Existentialism is the active dumbing down of ancestries to perform as typecast people cradle to grave. Each human brain is capable of navigating this ever changing total sum moment everything changes forward one specific detail at a time, in series parallel positions, now.

Numerators to the common denominator of adapting in the moment, here where ever here is to each result never the same again.

the kinetic whole is equal to its universal positions present as displaced apart from one another currently. Space time continuum of specific gravity.

the kinetic whole is equal to its universal positions present as displaced apart from one another currently. Space time continuum of specific gravity.

WRONG! The universal whole is diametrically opposed to kinetic displacements, because the space-time continuum is obtuse to the triangulated peptides present in the ladles of exponential gravy within.

Xavier_Onassis » 11 Apr 2023, 12:46 pm » wrote: ↑

11 Apr 2023, 12:46 pm

the kinetic whole is equal to its universal positions present as displaced apart from one another currently. Space time continuum of specific gravity.

WRONG! The universal whole is diametrically opposed to kinetic displacements, because the space-time continuum is obtuse to the triangulated peptides present in the ladles of exponential gravy within.

geometric proportions sustain geographical positions gravitating geological positions present inorganic compositions as well as organic ancestral numbers present in specific atmospheric conditions between eroding and decomposing results inhabiting time spontaneously here, simultaneously the numbers present to 8 corners expanding out from the core of 6 degrees to arriving contracting additions of was to is adapting here now.

Evolving doesn't come from static charged ideologies recited by lifetimes living relatively here. Static charged ideas arrive as induced into context by beings communicating to each other adapting to the moment.

Vocabulary is used to communicate between ancestors occupying space here replacing their previous 4 generation gaps each great great grandchild that arrived a son or daughter to the 4 previous generation gaps present.

You know professor, anyone alive was part of everyone here is never same total sum again. Compounding sequencing events to food chain results evolving here now as they choose to believe theories and theologies over actually limited to reproductively separated without relative time theory and logistics defining life by context and possibilities ahead rather than limited to only timed separately here.

Deniers train liars in charge of granting human rights to organized misdirection. Orchestrated chaos diverts each brain to stay in characters assigned by previous 4 generation gaps needing next generations to carry them through too old to support themselves so they embezzle other people's ancestry to serve humanities.

Sacrifice biological time everyone agrees to disagree is now. Shame on the honest sole that knows the difference. Serenity of knowing how and why every reproduction of the food chain is limited to their time adapting to the moment here.

they have to endure the Actual Eternal Hell imposed on persons understanding evolving inside out being a reproduction equally timed apart here.

Heaven/Utopia is everyone believes nobody knew, eternal hell/humanity lasts for those unable to be believed by those protecting reasonable doubt saving their own ancestral beliefs.

Xavier_Onassis » 11 Apr 2023, 9:29 am » wrote: ↑

11 Apr 2023, 9:29 am

Economics is complicated and cannot be explained in only a few words. Many Americans hate math and thinking about math.
Every monetary system depends very heavily on the trust of the population. It does no one any good to try to do away with that trust.
Economic chaos benefits no one.
Ignorance of economics among government officials benefit no one and are a danger to everyone.

...wow.....lots of stuff there..

...first i'm not talking about 'economics'/economic theory/etc.. ...i'm talking about the creation and issuance of 'dollars'/'the money'/'the unit of account'/etc. and 'the nature of money', etc... 

...and this monetary system under which we are enslaved 'depends' on ignorance of the slaves... if people truly under$tood today there would be a revolution today.... 
  
...'our' hideously insane system of money creation/issuance GREATLY damages any hopes for honest meritocracy, a healthy society, etc... 

...money is the great scoreboard of life....is it too much to ask that point$ are acquired within a sane, honest, egalitarian, etc., system?

...btw, c'mon man!.. you understand nobody EVER talks about (((((((THE MONEY))))))) ... Why is that?.... 

'When did SVB insiders begin to realize they were in trouble?'

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35130261

...some information for people who want to possess the technical knowledge relating to the byzantine 'mechanics of banking' ...

...but this is MUCH less important than understanding that because money is a 'creation of law' we should all be treated equally as to the creation of money... just the creation...what you do with it is your responsibility/right alone... it is obvious that you will never achieve 'meritocracy' without addressing the issuance of money as it has been done [essentially] for centuries.... 'the insiders' will always outbid you in the marketplace...they DEFINE the marketplace...etc..

...but sadly we are witness to a society where 'the bank$ter media' have the populace wound up and foaming    about tranny bathroom policy, puppet trump vs. puppet biden, etceterot ad nau$eam, and absolutely ignorant about (((((((((THE MONEY)))))))))     

 
 

peepee » 10 May 2023, 6:25 am » wrote: ↑

10 May 2023, 6:25 am

'When did SVB insiders begin to realize they were in trouble?'

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35130261

...some information for people who want to possess the technical knowledge relating to the byzantine 'mechanics of banking' ...

...but this is MUCH less important than understanding that because money is a 'creation of law' we should all be treated equally as to the creation of money... just the creation...what you do with it is your responsibility/right alone... it is obvious that you will never achieve 'meritocracy' without addressing the issuance of money as it has been done [essentially] for centuries.... 'the insiders' will always outbid you in the marketplace...they DEFINE the marketplace...etc..

...but sadly we are witness to a society where 'the bank$ter media' have the populace wound up and foaming    about tranny bathroom policy, puppet trump vs. puppet biden, etceterot ad nau$eam, and absolutely ignorant about (((((((((THE MONEY)))))))))     

Never give a sucker an even break. Always keep them the odd character out.

...laughable, puppet-sucking republic#nt [and OBVIOUS monetary ignoramus] sheepbleeper just wrote the following on another thread: "Banks don't "create deposits" idiot. CUSTOMERS OF THE BANKS make DEPOSITS, ARSEWIPE!! There is NOTHING fraudulent about it either"

       

...the gd fool could have simply googled it before he exposed himself again as a monetary ignoramus!!     

"Do Banks Create New Money When They Loan? Yes, banks create new money when they make loans. This is done through accounting entries when a bank makes a loan and creates a deposit account."



 

peepee » 06 Nov 2017, 12:34 am » wrote: ↑

06 Nov 2017, 12:34 am

...first, 'liberal forum' is to be applauded for the 'no holds barred political forum'....i've tried numerous times on other sites to expose monetary ignorance/ignoramuses but i've ALWAYS been banned, etc., by the [stoooooopid **** republicrat] mods...thanks to lf, hopefully, we are all going to learn something about 'money' and some of us are going to have some wicked good fun exposing the loud republicrat numbskulls who frequently work their gaping pie holes about 'the illion dollar economy' absent an honest clue as to the hideous origin and nature of even one dollar...[heads up, radio republicans!]

...hmmmm, now where do i start?...here's an article from a mainstream outfit that i'll use to kick off what i hope will be the most popular thread in political forum history!:

https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfr ... -austerity

Back in the 1930s, Henry Ford is supposed to have remarked that it was a good thing that most Americans didn't know how banking really works, because if they did, "there'd be a revolution before tomorrow morning

The central bank can print as much money as it wishes. But it is also careful not to print too much. In fact, we are often told this is why independent central banks exist in the first place. If governments could print money themselves, they would surely put out too much of it, and the resulting inflation would throw the economy into chaos. Institutions such as the Bank of England or US Federal Reserve were created to carefully regulate the money supply to prevent inflation. This is why they are forbidden to directly fund the government, say, by buying treasury bonds, but instead fund private economic activity that the government merely

But politically, this is taking an enormous risk. Just consider what might happen if mortgage holders realised the money the bank lent them is not, really, the life savings of some thrifty pensioner, but something the bank just whisked into existence through its possession of a magic wand which we, the public, handed over to it.

Historically, the Bank of England has tended to be a bellwether, staking out seeming radical positions that ultimately become new orthodoxies. If that's what's happening here, we might soon be in a position to learn if Henry Ford was right."

Have you been able to access the 10,000 photos from bidenlaptopmedia?    I can’t find the site but it’s gonna take me a long time to look at 10,000 photos!

 
 

...matching soks beekeeper/zeets/sgt.bilko recently wrote the following:

"Banks don't "create deposits" idiot." 

viewtopic.php?f=3&t=77441&p=2321395#p2321395

...'sheepbleeper' is just another puppet-sucking republicrat-level monetary ignoramus who frequently    opines about some 'illion dollar economy' even though he is fundamentally ignorant about the hideous origin, nature, etc., of even one dollar... wordle...