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Bannon's show yesterday talked about the coming debt ceiling and how American needs to call in the $5 trillion owned to it by the CCP. 20% of USD has been printed in 2020. Other countries have done similar things. We're pretty close to hyper-inflation and all money being worthless.
The great reset is only for the peasants. A 40 year old with 80 ~ 200k in retirement accounts would lose everything. A Bezos or Musk with their vast industrial resources, would lose virtually nothing.
Given that these days in Germany you can't criticize a Jew without risking imprisonment, social media is fined if they allow Jews to be censored, I'd say they succeeded and they're working on the UK, US, and Australia.
I think we talked about this a while ago, that my German view is a bit different. There is in fact a long tradition among left wing people in Germany, that tends to get close to antisemitism (and some of these are currently part of governments even). This is basically related to the Middle East conflict. I think you can say, during Cold War Western Germany rather supported the Israeli side, like the USA did, while East Germany and some left-wing people in Western Germany supported the Palestinians (also left-wing terrorists like RAF were regularly trained or sheltered in Palestine and East German GDR).
Today there has rather been a political shift to support the Islam in Germany, accompanied by a huge muslim immigration wave the German government favoured explicitely. This led, for example, to a scene where radically antisemitic Hamas protesters were allowed by the state here in Berlin while one single Israeli anti-protester was arrested by police as "provocateur". If I have the impression today that someone here is being treated preferentially by the state it's really not so much the quite small Jewish community, rather the muslims.
@Christian Bredlow 🌿 All you need to do to see my view is be aware of what is happening to Gab in respect to Germany. Proof is in the pudding, no need for political bullshit arguments or viewpoints, just raw observation.
Gab the social media? There's a lot of censorship going on here, of course. Rule of law principles are being undermined by governments as they see fit. It's a propaganda-war going on. I can't really say that I understand what they're heading for, just that it's not normal anymore, and that there is obviously a globalization in this. And for my German view I can't see it has anything to do with Israel. There are not many Israelis here. And those I got to know had rather been running away from military service.
I don't know. I can't really say I know. But what I'm very sure of is that it's always tending to be problematic propaganda if people start with "the" and then name any kind of striking group that everything bad could be blamed on. Like "the" hippies/punks/old people/covid-rules sceptics/Trump-/Biden-voters or whatever. I'm sure you can easily say that like 99 % of "the" Jews have nothing to do with what you're thinking of.
For the people who try to stay reasonable it is more helpful to stick to factual arguments. That's where one can more easily say "Oh, sounds like he is right, think about it." But, at least from an European point of view, I think it is really problematic to say "It' just 'the' [some group]", since it can't really be argumented, it factually won't fit for at least most of the people in that group, and it's so easily rejected as something where even most reasonable people would say "No, I won't go with that." And they might think primitively like "So probably EVERYTHING he says is unacceptable, and I will go with the other side then." You know what I mean? People get lost between propaganda and counter-propaganda. I rather tend to stick to points where I think I have good factual argumentation for.
I have no doubt that there are people I would really refuse also in Israeli politics and in many kinds of Jewish organization. Like there are always everywhere SOME people now, who somehow seem to act like all gone crazy. That's much more my point: I lost the trust in almost any institution. But I refuse to say that e.g. my old friend Chagi (wherever he is now) has anything to do with it, just because he's from Israel. No way. This is not a good approach.
Well there is a reason ALL of the US broadcast media is Jewish owned, MOST of the banks are, virtually ALL of Big Data is, most of the Pharma industry is....
I think it's the same point we ended with when we discussed that last time.
Of course the USA have been one of the globally most important countries of refuge for Jews between 1933 and 1945. And it's just natural that these many many people tried to bring and keep and improve all their money and connections that could grant them a "good life" in the "new world".
So I really can imagine that there are still today some Jewish based interest groups in the USA that might (try to) form some concentration of power, maybe also hold close connections to Israel, and maybe they even refer to their roots explicitly, or maybe it has more to do with money than with Judaism. I just don't know. I only can say that I don't see anything like that in Europe or Germany.
So that's the good thing about these exchanges, I think: Things can look differently, whether we watch them from USA or Europe. Good to know, isn't it?
@Christian Bredlow 🌿 Nah you miss the big picture, they take over everything, everyone else is reduced to poverty, sooner or later people revolt, this is what has happened in Germany only the Germans lost. They've been kicked out of 100 countries and still they never control their greed for money and power so history is bound to repeat again. Hate to see the loss of human lives but if people won't take responsibility for their greed then it is inevitable.
Ah, sorry, again, as you mention big data: I do see this as a problem here too, of course. But that's why I'm on diaspora, not on Facebook.
And I just don't care why maybe people like Zuckerberg and such do what they do. I just criticize THAT they do it and I can exactly say WHAT I don't want about it (censorship, propaganda, concentration of too much money and influence...) We can easily argue and justify this, and we don't need much else for this.
@Christian Bredlow 🌿 Some diaspora nodes censor, my node is blocked from at least one of them. Anybody that criticizes them ends up getting blocked. History will repeat, I don't want it to but you can't get people to learn REAL history so it just keeps repeating.
I have indicated that I do think there's "a globalization in this". I don't think it will make much difference when we go to elections this Sunday. There is obviously some kind of global elite, some "international jetset" that was already well known for trying to make big economy independent of states and voter interests. And now there's a clear impression that also political parties in many countries and from many political directions seem to be playing a similar globalized game.
I just don't really know who these people are, apart from those we see in front of the cameras. I don't know who is how much independent from whom -- I mean, no doubt the German Chancellor, whoever that would be, could still do whatever he wants. There are pressures to conform, internationally. But how does that work? Who has how much more to say than who? I assume that even the US-president is far from deciding what he wants, probably not even knows about many things that thousands of secret service agents and top military handle -- secretly.
It's for most people not very acceptable to claim, there is like a small group of 300 or whatever, who dictates everything. And in fact, I don't think this is very likely. Things are usually much more complicated, I think. But much more: Does it really interest me? What interests me, and what is our job as ordinary people, I think, is to say "These are my rights. You took them away from me, and I blame you, politician, for this. And I demand my rights back." Why some bad guys stick together and what they're having in mind maybe -- it's not my business in the first place.
On blocking: I try, saying again, to argue things that I think I have good reason for saying. If someone blocks me for that, he's obviously not interested in reasonable discussion and that's not my place to be then. Can't help it. But that's also why I try to avoid too much speculation, where I might have to say "No, he's right, I don't know anything about it, just claimed it."
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I'm pretty much convinced 99.9% of both parties are psychopaths as are the majority of the people (I use the term loosely) who occupy various high level appointed positions.
What would make a warm, sincere person want to go into politics? And would that be the right characteristics to punch their way all the way to the top?
@Christian Bredlow 🌿 You know in Washington we have a Governor, Jay Inslee, who started as a state representative and had a local office half a mile from me and I used to drop in and talk to him fairly often. He was quite a well intended and decent person in the beginning, but now he is a libtard tyrant dictator whom I can't stand. The old saying is absolute power corrupts absolutely and I'm not seeing too many exception to this.
I know similar things from my former job as a journalist. You need a few specific skills to defend and improve your place. Those who are successful are often those who forget their original morals.
Because Ubuntu just locked up and because this time I got an indication it was an issue with the hypervisor and physical host, I am going to be upgrading the following machine kernels early this evening around 11:30PM:
Iglulik (has NFS /home and /misc directories), ftp, debian, ubuntu, and mint. These will all be down briefly, the web server longer than the others.
We’ll be doing kernel upgrades of all machines this coming Friday starting at 11pm. Interruption to most services should be relatively brief, however, web based services may take approximately 1/2 hour to restore. This is because I’ll be reverting the physical host to a 5.13.19 kernel (presently the only host on 5.14) as 5.14 did not fix the ethernet issue AND has proven to be less than stable. Because a different driver for the flash card is required for 5.14 to 5.13 I can not use the dkms mechanism to compile this driver and because to compile it fresh the machine needs to be running the kernel upon which the driver is running, I will need to first reboot the physical host to 5.13, (it will be the 5.13.19 EOL kernel) and then recompile the drivers, then bring up the web server. From previous experience this process requires around 1/2 hour.
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I'm sure you get a lot of funding from Bill Gates and company, hence the reason for your opposition is obvious but when it comes to light that you are in part responsible for the deaths of hundreds of thousands of Americans, how's that going to go over in the next election cycle?
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Wells Fargo login bank account comes up with the services that are made by keeping their customers in mind. There is clearly no need to spend hours linking the bank features with the online account. It is important to understand that any card member can easily enroll and view online statements, track the activities along with the features that are provided with the online account. Through this article, you will get to learn the basic steps to access the Wells Fargo login account. So, if you are a beginner let’s get started with the instructions.
How to enroll/register to Wells Fargo account?
If you wish to enroll/ register to the wells Fargo login account, here are the steps that you need to follow:
On the sign-on page, tap on the “Sign up Now” link. Enter the Wells Fargo card number, be it ATM card, account, loan, or debit card number. You can also choose to enter the SSN. Tap on the “Continue” button. Follow the additional steps that are prompting on the window. Continue till you receive the confirmation that your online account has been successfully created. Follow the directions to complete the registration process. How to access the Wells Fargo login account?
Here are the steps that you need to access the Wells Fargo login account:
First of all, you need to open the preferred web browser and enter the credit card login or tap on the link. At the top of the page, you need to tap on the “Sign On” link. Just enter the username and password and tap on the “Sign on” option. Remember, if you have entered the correct details and information, then you will be directed to the online account dashboard. Follow the on-screen prompts to complete the process. What to do if you forgot Wells Fargo login password?
To retrieve the userID and the password of the Wells Fargo login account you need to follow the instructions given below:
On the sign page, tap on the link with the “Username/ Password Help” title. Just select the action according to the information that you wish to renew. Remember, if you have forgotten your password, then tap on the “Create New” password. If you wish to retrieve your username, then tap on the “Find username” option. Once you tap on the link for the forgotten password, you have to enter the username or SSN to verify the identity. Just follow the additional steps that are in need by the website to verify the account’s information till you are allowed to renew your password or receive an email stating the username. Conclusion:
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If you do not have access to the phone number that you used while registering for the Cash App account, then you might be thinking that how would you log in to your Cash App account without it. Well, this is a sure question that would come to the mind of a user in such a situation. But, if you are also struggling through this, then you must understand that it is possible to do a sites.google.com/view/squareca… without having access to your phone number.
If you do not know how this is done, then you can surely follow the easy steps that I have listed in this post. Fortunately, there is an alternate method to log in to your account i.e. using the email address that you registered with your Cash App login.
Steps to log in to Cash App without phone number
Here are the easy steps that you can follow in order to access your Cash App account using your email address:
At first, you need to go to the official website of Cash App Here, you need to click on the email ID login option Click on the Sign In tab and you will see the Cash App login portal Then, enter your email address registered with Cash App Open your email address to get the confirmation code Enter the code in the given spaces Click on the "Log in" option And, you're done That's how easily you can access your Cash App login even without having to use your phone number.
Conclusion:
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... south Texas is like Mexico. People landscape with palmettos and cycads and citrus. Oak trees have Tillandsia ball moss growing on them -- a dry climate relative of Spanish moss.