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Javier Milei


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2023 Sep 13, 9:52am   10,421 views  140 comments

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Argentina's "Far-Right" (Libertarian) Javier Milei wins Primary.

This guy is great, he's like a combo of Ron Paul but with Trump's fiestyness. And he's got Austin Powers Mod haircut.

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71   Bd6r   2023 Dec 28, 4:08pm  

Argentina's President Javier Milei has a major victory today.
He has proposed a law that affirms a right to self-defense in Argentina, which they do not currently have.
This will be applies in cases where someone tries to cause bodily harm to you or where they try to invade your property.
It also affirms that if the person trying to attack you dies, their relatives cannot sue you after the fact for defending yourself.
He has banned woke pronoun usage from government text, enacted reforms that will remove welfare benefits from anyone protesting in the streets blocking traffic and ban the usage of the word "free" to promote taxpayer-funded government programs.

https://twitter.com/JoeyMannarinoUS/status/1740223474558275706

He also
Eliminated 12 out of 21 cabinet posts
-Fired 5,000 government employees
-Ended 380k government regulations

Better than Trump who did not pardon Assange, created warp speed vaxx, etc, and who may, at this point, just be the best of bad choices.
72   DOGEWontAmountToShit   2023 Dec 29, 8:11am  

And MORE Milei Porn!

(I swear he makes me want to learn Spanish)

Btw, this is a good Xer to follow:

https://twitter.com/Milei_Explains

73   Patrick   2023 Dec 29, 1:31pm  

https://kunstler.com/clusterfuck-nation/do-you-dare-even-look-forecast-2024/


The other new face on the scene, under a comical mop of hair, is the feisty Javier Milei, Argentina’s new president. There is no other way to account for this rich country’s protracted disastrous collapse except seventy-five years of intractable, half-assed Peronista socialism that drained the nation’s will to live. Mr. Milei has started a mass eviction of bureaucrats and the departments they infest, and massive de-regulation of business. The place might actually wake up and start doing business again. A hundred years ago, it was one of the world’s upcoming leading nations before it fell under Juan and Eva Peron’s spell.
76   Patrick   2024 Jan 2, 7:20pm  

https://www.coffeeandcovid.com/p/too-few-regrets-tuesday-january-2nd


Africa News ran a story yesterday headlined, “BRICS expansion: five countries join ranks.” For some reason, U.S. corporate media has completely ignored the story.




Yesterday, Saudia Arabia, Egypt, the United Arab Emirates, Iran and Ethiopia officially joined the alternative-currency BRICS group of nations. (They were approved to join back in August.) Argentina was also slated to join, but — fortunately for America — Argentina’s new chainsaw-wielding, US-aligned, “far-right” president Javier Milei cancelled the country’s BRICS application last week and bowed out. (Is that why the CIA let him win?)


Could be.
77   Bd6r   2024 Jan 2, 8:24pm  

I don’t really see how BRICS threatens US of A or what is the benefit to Argentina in joining it. The two serious players - China and India - hate each other’s guts and claim each other’s territory.
78   Misc   2024 Jan 2, 8:36pm  

The US weaponized the dollar and under Biden we had a period where the dollar did not come close to maintaining its value.

Everyone holding Treasuries is a little concerned about Congress just printing a couple trillion one day to cover one of our Too Big To Fail Banks failing, or for further Green initiatives or Wokey/Doke student loan cancellation, Black reparations or "free" money for disadvantaged Gen Z'ers to be able to buy homes.

We're already running deficits of about $2 trillion per year and we haven't even looked at Pension bailouts yet.

Everyone is looking for something that will hold value as faith in the dollar is plummeting.
79   AD   2024 Jan 3, 4:21pm  

Misc says


Everyone is looking for something that will hold value as faith in the dollar is plummeting.


Yes, as you don't want to be holding cash unless it is appreciating or earning at least 1% above annual inflation. Putting cash under the mattress is one example to avoid.

Real assets like property and silver coins will protect against a weakening dollar. Even a S&P 500 fund is a safe haven also.

I read that Russia holds a lot of Indian currency after India buying oil in 2022 and 2023. Russia needs to turn around and buy goods with that India currency like whatever India exports such as electrical equipment, sugar, etc.

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80   Bd6r   2024 Jan 10, 11:18am  

https://nitter.cz/JMPresidente23/status/1744864544583815189#m
Things that we have no idea for what they are used

81   zzyzzx   2024 Jan 10, 11:46am  

Bd6r says

I don’t really see how BRICS threatens US of A or what is the benefit to Argentina in joining it. The two serious players - China and India - hate each other’s guts and claim each other’s territory.


China and Russia dispute territory as well.
84   SoTex   2024 Jan 13, 11:27am  

Bd6r says


Things that we have no idea for what they are used


Ventilation, a loop ones wife can slip her long nail into more easily to drag your ass out of the electronics section guys hide out in while she "shops", reduction in electrical noise, the over through of the US of A.
88   DOGEWontAmountToShit   2024 Jan 26, 2:31pm  

On Property:

89   Patrick   2024 Feb 1, 9:13am  

https://www.coffeeandcovid.com/p/swiped-thursday-february-1-2024-c


I’m not sure what to make of this story. Barron’s covered it in an article yesterday headlined, “IMF Authorizes $4.7 Billion For Argentina After Milei's 'Bold' Reforms.”

In a statement, the International Monetary Fund’s chief Kristalina Georgieva, if that’s her real name, praised Javier Milei's "bold actions to restore macroeconomic stability and... address long-standing impediments to growth." Accordingly, the IMF approved a $4.7 billion “aid program,” which is probably an onerous loan with tons of strings attached, but it signals official approval of Milei’s anti-socialist reforms. ...

I was surprised at the news of the IMF loan, since I expected global organizations like the IMF would oppose Milei’s anarcho-capitalist reforms. But something in the zeitgeist seems to have changed. Maybe, revealed by the harsh light of potential post-pandemic financial collapse, socialism is finally looking unaffordable.


I'm suspicious of anyone the IMF supports. This is not a good look for Milei.
91   fdhfoiehfeoi   2024 Feb 23, 7:46am  

Article for above:
https://www.infowars.com/posts/milei-secures-argentinas-first-budget-surplus-since-2012-after-only-one-month-in-office/

Who knew not giving people handouts is good for the economy? Well, if you read Ben Franklin, or use common sense, everyone...
92   AmericanKulak   2024 Feb 24, 4:03pm  

And just after he met the tiny hats, too. Oh no, that's not a connection puzzle trimmers want to be made.
93   HeadSet   2024 Feb 24, 7:00pm  

AmericanKulak says

And just after he met the tiny hats, too. Oh no, that's not a connection puzzle trimmers want to be made.

Huh?
94   stereotomy   2024 Feb 24, 9:05pm  

Tiny hats - Zionist Jews?
95   AmericanKulak   2024 Feb 25, 1:33pm  

stereotomy says


Tiny hats - Zionist Jews?

HeadSet says


Huh?

Yeah, Milei met with the tiny hats and the Fuentes/Dawson crew was all opining that he got his marching orders from the Khazarim Kabal.

So Milei went and slashed the shit out of the government and cut spending.

But they won't make a connection between meeting with tiny hats and doing a good thing, because it counters their Narrative.
96   fdhfoiehfeoi   2024 Feb 26, 6:40am  

Slashing government spending curtails government power. You don't associate with foreign entities, or carry out their orders to reduce your influence. Logic is necessary, otherwise it's just a theory, NOT a conspiracy.
98   RWSGFY   2024 Feb 27, 6:00pm  

Patrick says






Nooooooooo!
99   DOGEWontAmountToShit   2024 Feb 27, 6:07pm  

All the US government has to do to balance the budget is to have a freeze on spending increases for about 4 years. With inflation fuelled income tax receipts, the budget will balance at that time.

Better: cut 10% off the top as well.

Of course, DC area would have a few hundred heart attacks.
101   fdhfoiehfeoi   2024 Mar 1, 1:01pm  

UkraineIsFucked says

All the US government has to do to balance the budget is to have a freeze on spending increases for about 4 years. With inflation fuelled income tax receipts, the budget will balance at that time.


Why would a central government that prints money out of thin air give a rats ass about a balanced budget?

Worse though, this is the classic mis-understanding of inflation. As the value of the worthless paper gets closer to reality($0), the price of everything goes up. You can freeze hell, you won't stop that price increase until real money is allowed back into the economy.
104   fdhfoiehfeoi   2024 Mar 12, 6:54am  

Bukele is a dictator, Milei was elected. Do some research...

AmericanKulak says






105   Patrick   2024 Mar 15, 3:59pm  

https://fee.org/articles/javier-milei-delivers-argentina-s-first-surplus-in-over-a-decade-and-us-media-is-silent/




Argentines witnessed something amazing last week: the government’s first budget surplus in nearly a dozen years.

The Economy Ministry announced the figures Friday, and the government was $589 million in the black.

Argentina’s surplus comes on the heels of ambitious cuts in federal spending pushed by newly-elected President Javier Milei that included slashing bureaucracy, eliminating government publicity campaigns, reducing transportation subsidies, pausing all monetary transfers to local governments, and devaluing the peso.
106   DOGEWontAmountToShit   2024 Mar 16, 7:07pm  

We could do it too. The ballooning interest expenses on the existing national debt will still be a problem that will require creative refinancing.
107   richwicks   2024 Mar 17, 11:53am  

UkraineIsTotallyFucked says

We could do it too. The ballooning interest expenses on the existing national debt will still be a problem that will require creative refinancing.


We are going to do it. The national debt goes up by about a trillion dollars every 4 months.

People who have been saying for 20 fucking years it doesn't matter what the debt is, are about to find out quite soon, they were wrong about that.
108   DOGEWontAmountToShit   2024 Mar 26, 6:47pm  




Call this the @Booger meme:


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