I would be short America . . . and I would go long the BRIC countries (Brazil, Russia, India China).“I think it ended already, but we just don’t know it yet.
We needed an expert? Just take a stroll through any Democrat controlled **** hole.Sumela » 01 Oct 2023, 4:20 pm » wrote: ↑ "Who Do Americans Think They Are?"
Charles Nenner Warns:
"It's Over, They Can't Rule The World Anymore.
"Americans seem to have no worries about the war that could be coming. I don’t want people to lose sleep,
but the pact is forming. It is China, Russia, North Korea and Iran.
They are going against the United States that does not have a functional army anymore...
Does Nenner see the American Empire ending? Nenner says,
I would be short America . . . and I would go long the BRIC countries (Brazil, Russia, India China).
"Who Do Americans Think They Are?" Charles Nenner Warns "It's Over, They Can't Rule The World Anymore" | ZeroHedge
True. OR....Neocon controlled foreign policyStr8tEdge » 01 Oct 2023, 7:41 pm » wrote: ↑ We needed an expert? Just take a stroll through any Democrat controlled **** hole.
WTF???Sumela » 01 Oct 2023, 4:20 pm » wrote: ↑ "Who Do Americans Think They Are?"
Charles Nenner Warns:
"It's Over, They Can't Rule The World Anymore.
"Americans seem to have no worries about the war that could be coming. I don’t want people to lose sleep,
but the pact is forming. It is China, Russia, North Korea and Iran.
They are going against the United States that does not have a functional army anymore...
Does Nenner see the American Empire ending? Nenner says,
I would be short America . . . and I would go long the BRIC countries (Brazil, Russia, India China).
"Who Do Americans Think They Are?" Charles Nenner Warns "It's Over, They Can't Rule The World Anymore" | ZeroHedge
So... the greatest generation was 01-27...DeezerShoove » 01 Oct 2023, 7:31 pm » wrote: ↑ Just another ten years...
Then all the boomers will be dead or mostly there.
Just ten more. Is that too much to ask?
Gen X'ers are totally ****... Dying while sick and poor.
The rest have been asking for it.That's all they do is ask.
FDR was president 33 - 45. Silent. Stunned silence...Cannonpointer » 01 Oct 2023, 10:43 pm » wrote: ↑ So... the greatest generation was 01-27...
Ao when these tinhorn fruitcakes curse FDR, they are reviling the decisions of the greatest generation.
LMAO - the contradictions in neocon **** heels...
The voting age was 21. He was first elected in 32 - making the first decade of the greatest generation eligible. Last elected in 44 - making the second decade eligible. Then they elected his vice president in 48 - that would make the majority of the third and final decade of the greatest generation eligible voters.DeezerShoove » 01 Oct 2023, 10:49 pm » wrote: ↑ FDR was president 33 - 45. Silent. Stunned silence...
Cannonpointer » 01 Oct 2023, 10:58 pm » wrote: ↑ The voting age was 21. He was first elected in 32 - making the first decade of the greatest generation eligible. Last elected in 44 - making the second decade eligible. Then they elected his vice president in 48 - that would make the majority of the third and final decade of the greatest generation eligible voters.
Then, too, the younger members of the greatest generation had good reason to respect the man. It was his policies that had got their parents - that silent generation - off their knees where the leaches and ticks from wall street had put them. It as his policies, too, that built the world class, best on the planet infrastructure that paid for itself over and over and over throughout their lives.
The first president to NOT reduce the debt which the depression and the war ran up was also the first president to take america off of FDR's economic rule set. Ronald Reagan. The first president in half a century to have - and to be at cause in - a scandalous bank run that was too big for FDR's FDIC to manage internally, requiring a public taking (euphemistically called a "bail out").
The financial corruption was back, and it has remained with us ever since, continuing to grow and get worse and worse and worse.
I feel pretty safe opining that we are in the end stage of reaganomics. The last of the piss is trickling down as we speak...
It has crept up, to be sure.