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Your Money Is Their Money (Part 1)


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2023 Mar 17, 9:01pm   428 views  8 comments

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Your Money Is Their Money (Part 1)
The financial arm of the plandemic octopus and the coming engineered collapse.

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The Plandemic Octopus has eight arms (See the bottom of this link for the other seven):

Today’s Octopus Arm—The Financial Coup:

Eliminate unfunded pension liabilities by eliminating pensioners (Still in progress. “Goodbye Grandpa. We loved you so much.”)

Intentionally create inflation by printing trillions of dollars in 2020 to fight a fake virus during a hoax pandemic.

Increase interest rates (pretend to fight inflation) at the fastest rate in history while chopping the legs off liquidity by rapidly decreasing the M2 money supply (2022)

Use an excuse of distressed bond assets to cause big depositors to panic, triggering a run on banks, then bail them out, guaranteeing all uninsured deposits ($18 Trillion).

Bail out ALL bank depositors, and permit larger banks to absorb smaller banks, creating the ultimate moral hazard while setting the stage for bail-ins next (We are here)

Target all the crypto lenders and banks first to eliminate CBDC competition, while pinning blame on any engineered crises on “unregulated cryptos” before banning cryptos outright

Bail-ins and hyperinflation will leave tens of millions without money to set the stage for compensation with programmable CBDCs, with alternatives such as Bitcoin outlawed

A quadrillion-dollar derivatives bomb will go off causing further panic

As the suffering (demolished SS, pension funds, 401ks, and USD) reaches an apex dump the mother of all slave chains with the CBDC nuke, tied to a social credit system with UBI (Universal Basic Income)


https://thegoodcitizen.substack.com/p/your-money-is-their-money-part-1



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1   Patrick   2023 Mar 17, 10:03pm  

What is that thing? Is this an AI generated image?
2   Ceffer   2023 Mar 17, 10:18pm  

Sounds about right.
4   Patrick   2023 Mar 19, 10:00pm  

AmericanKulak says






Well, except for the problem that they can't sell at nearly what they bought for now that interest rates are so much higher.
5   Ceffer   2023 Mar 19, 10:41pm  

Patrick says

Well, except for the problem that they can't sell at nearly what they bought for now that interest rates are so much higher.

Can you say 'underwater' on that low interest loan?
6   stfu   2023 Mar 20, 4:20am  

Patrick says

Well, except for the problem that they can't sell at nearly what they bought for now that interest rates are so much higher.


Why would they sell?
7   WookieMan   2023 Mar 20, 6:12am  

stfu says

Patrick says


Well, except for the problem that they can't sell at nearly what they bought for now that interest rates are so much higher.


Why would they sell?

Yup. Unless you bought a studio or 1 bed condo, there's really no reason to move besides work or family growth. We're moving because of family growth and house being too small, but still in the same town and it won't add inventory since my mom is buying it.

If you bought in the last 12 months there's very few reasons for you to move. Prices will drop in cities as millennials create families and realize how shitty cities are. There's just little movement occurring because of the previous low interest rate and now high. So inventory is going to be low and therefore set a price on the floor of any prices drops.
8   clambo   2023 Mar 20, 9:31am  

Why is that fat guy sitting on top of cash representing having a low interest mortgage?
None of my friends who have expensive houses in Santa Cruz have any cash.
One guy remortgaged his place a few times.

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