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Is Nuclear War Worth the Grift?

The ruling class of The United States of Enron will gladly destroy humanity to stay in power; like Milton's devil, they would rather reign in hell than serve in heaven...

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Ready to die for the Ponzi Scheme known as the Federal Reserve? Or maybe we’ll survive and merely face a post-apocalyptic hellscape of famine, nuclear winter, long-term blackouts, infrastructure collapse, and so forth. All to save the grift known as the U.S. Dollar.

As the not-so-great 20th-Century poet Puff Daddy once observed, “It’s all about the Benjamin’s, baby (uh huh, yeah).” And that appears to be true of the American attack on Russia’s Nord Stream pipelines, just as it has been true of America’s forever wars, the CIA-sponsored color revolutions (including the one in Ukraine in 2014 that gave us the Zalensky regime), the “Green Energy” Inc. movement that has put the populations of America’s European satrapies on the verge of freezing to death this winter, etc. Doesn’t matter how many people suffer and die, as long as the United States of Enron’s war-on-humanity machine keeps churning out profits for the elites.

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Tara Servatius @TaraServatius
1) The target of the US terror attack on the Nords wasn't Russia. It was Germany because they were considering lifting sanctions on Russia. That required them to pay in Rubles, rather than dollars. Every country that has said they will no longer buy energy in US dollars ...
9:51 PM ∙ Oct 2, 2022
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Tara Servatius @TaraServatius
2) has been overthrown within 2 years for the last 20 years. (See Libya and Iraq.) Why do we care what they pay for energy in? Because if counties don't buy their energy in dollars, the dollar's value will tank and Congress can no longer print money. Their printing press is gone.
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So to keep Germany from backing down and buying fuel from Russia (ungood) in rubles (double-plus ungood), America (either directly on its own or indirectly through one of its proxies) attacked Russia’s Nord Stream pipelines, which is the one thing that had given Russia leverage over Germany. This leverage was important because Russia had seemingly hoped to get Germany to stop participating in the American-led sanctions and to stop supporting Ukraine with subsidies and armaments. And now that Russia’s leverage over Germany is gone, the possibility of getting Ukraine to the bargaining table to stop the war has effectively been dynamited, just like the pipelines.

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Sharmine Narwani @snarwani
US @SecBlinken offers motive for #NordStream's destruction: "A tremendous opportunity to remove the dependence on Russian energy."
1:19 PM ∙ Oct 2, 2022
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Of course, the USA is denying responsibility — after President Biden and Victoria Nuland had promised that America would do it, and after Secretary Blinken crowed about what a great opportunity the pipelines’ destruction gave America. But forget about all that, the official explanation will probably involve the pipelines committing suicide, like Jeffrey Esptein…

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World Ecommunist Forum @EcommunistForum
Investigators have concluded the #NordStream pipeline committed suicide after the guards fell asleep and security cameras stopped working.
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8:42 PM ∙ Sep 30, 2022
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But seriously, folks . . .

For real, the Fed’s modern monetary theory-driven game of musical chairs is about to end, and we’re short a whole lot of seats. And the fiddler will be demanding payment in full for that ride we’ve been on the past few decades.

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Kim Dotcom @KimDotcom
The United States did not have a surplus or a balanced budget since 2001. In the last 50 years the US only had 4 years of profit. In fact all the profit the US had would not be enough to pay for 6 months of the current yearly deficit. So how did the US pay for things?
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Kim Dotcom @KimDotcom
US spending and debt have spiraled out of control and the Govt can only raise the money it needs by printing it. That causes inflation. It’s like taxing you extra because you pay more for the things you need and all your assets decline in value. See the US money printing frenzy:
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Kim Dotcom @KimDotcom
The reason why the US got away with it for so long is because USD is the worlds reserve currency. Nations everywhere hold USD as a secure asset. So when the US Govt prints trillions it's robbing Americans and the entire world. The biggest theft in history.
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Kim Dotcom @KimDotcom
Total US debt is at $90 trillion. US unfunded liabilities are at $169 trillion. Combined that’s $778,000 per US citizen or $2,067,000 per US tax payer 🤯 Remember, the only way the US Government can operate now is by printing more money. Which means hyperinflation is inevitable.
7:02 PM ∙ Jun 5, 2022
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Kim Dotcom @KimDotcom
The total value of ALL companies listed on the US stock market is $53 trillion. The real value is much lower because the US has been printing trillions to provide interest free loans to investment banks to pump up the stock market. It’s a scam. Most of the $53 trillion is air.
7:02 PM ∙ Jun 5, 2022
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Kim Dotcom @KimDotcom
The value of all US assets combined, every piece of land, real estate, all savings, all companies, everything that all citizens, businesses, entities and the state own is worth $193 trillion. That number is also full of air just like the US stock market.
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Kim Dotcom @KimDotcom
Let’s do the math: US total debt $90 trillion US unfunded liabilities $169 trillion Total $259 trillion Minus all US assets $193 trillion Balance - $66 trillion That’s $66 trillion of debt and liabilities after every asset in the US has been sold off. Do you understand?
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And in the meantime, whether you agree with them or not, the Kremlin sees this as an existential war and is propagandizing their people accordingly. As a reminder, Russia invaded Ukraine after Putin drew a few red lines, and unlike Barack “30 Pieces of Silver” Hussein Obama, Putin followed through on his promises once those lines were crossed. Everything that has happened in Ukraine was entirely preventable. It’s a disaster for the American people, the Ukrainian people, the Russian people, and the European people generally, but it has been (ostensibly) a boon for the United States of Enron’s ruling class. For context, Niccolo Soldo’s analysis on his substack, Fisted by Foucault, is well worth reading:

Fisted by Foucault
"Fuck it!" Russia's Final Break With the West
Celebrations have been taking place in the self-declared Republics of Donetsk and Luhansk in what is almost universally recognized Ukraine. Having declared independence eight years ago, events have now forced Russia’s hand in which these two nascent entities are now recognized by Moscow, with all the protections that come with it. One cannot help but un…
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So now, this is where the Russian leadership is presently at:

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Konstantin Kisin @KonstantinKisin
I've tried to explain to people in the West what is actually happening in Russia but seeing is believing. This is from yesterday's state-organised rally in Red Square. Remember, nothing gets said at these without approval from the top. The very top.
8:28 AM ∙ Oct 1, 2022
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And if you’re a regular person who sees that the ship we’re on is steaming straight towards the iceberg, but you are powerless to stop it, well, go ahead and put your life-jacket on.

I recently heard a quote from an anonymous wit (if you know the citation, let me know), a twist on the famous Santayana saying that pretty accurately summarizes where we are at: “Those who do not remember the past are doomed to repeat it, but those who do remember the past are doomed to watch helplessly as those who do not remember the past force us all to repeat it.”

I wish I could end on a more hopeful note. We’re the closest we’ve been in decades to nuclear war with Russia. Last time, we had JFK in the White House, and declassified documents indicate that Kennedy really saved humanity by challenging the generals and intelligence officers who were giving him advice that, had it been followed, would have almost certainly gotten us into World War III. Today, we’ve got Biden, who takes directions from the Easter Bunny and talks to ghosts on stage.

It feels like we’re living through a chapter in Revelations sometimes. Now would probably be a pretty good time to invite God to intervene . . . There’s no earthly power that’s going to save us from what appears to be coming our way.

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For globohomo, no price is too high (so long as the proles are the ones picking up the tab)

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