Morons —
Pax Americana is over again. Your transvestite led tech companies are beneath 500 tonnes of rubble again and there is nothing you can do about it. Your President is dumber than the last one who was dumber than the previous one who was the dumbest we’ve ever had. Student loan forgiveness is a crime against humanity, almost as criminal as the tuition rate itself. And to be clear, ALL HUMANS living in the year 2022 should have ample refrigeration in their abodes.
That being said, I will be very blunt and direct with you.
It’s over.
LOOK AT THE PAGEANTRY
LOOK AT THE PAGEANTRY
Your tech overlords overplayed their hands and now find themselves stuck, TRAPPED EVEN, in retarded companies surrounded by weak men and laughable women. Meanwhile in Asia, the Ukraine is losing and everything NATO has done to date has been wrong. There isn’t room for negotiation now, since “the west” is keen on war and only content with blood. It seems almost all of Europe is without natural gas — due to their infatuation with all things ESG. As the lady men in Europe pranced about in their fanciful undergarments making speeches about winded mills and panels of the solar varietal — the “orcs” in Asia were drilling for gas and oil — creating a war machine that could not be stopped once thrusted forward.
We are still an unserious people.
As the crisis looms and electricity prices skyrocket to unbelievable levels — the only thing western media hacks have to say is –“Russia is bluffing.” This is not a viable stratagem.
On a personal note, I depart for Boston next week to drop off two children at their college — where we pay an enormous sum for subpar education. The diploma mills are important, however, and I am not a fan of “winging” it on your own with just a HS diploma.
I expect markets will careen lower next week and the week after and every week after until Thanksgiving — when we will all reflect upon the oil and gas men in Texas and appreciate their efforts and cast wide and malovolent aspersions at the catamites who hijacked “the west” into a permanent state of cuckoldry.
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— natalia | industry era (@fuckbetteporter) August 9, 2022
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— natalia | industry era (@fuckbetteporter) August 9, 2022
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Turkey gods?
Don’t underestimate the proximity to midterm elections and power of politically-motivated spending. Could keep markets (assets) from tumbling as they should (which is long overdue).
Penn Wharton School conducted a study indicating the student loan forgiveness plan will cost the average taxpayer $2,000.
The Ukraine $13.6 billion total, averages out to $110 for every household.
I’d really prefer a $2,110 stimi.
F the comedian prancing about in his fanciful fatigued undergarments. And the Eurofag ESGers, have fun staying cold and hungry in the dark. And it’s only August.
Your numbers are biased. Estimates are that indicting and convicting Trump for his ties with Russia against the USA will cost average Americans $4000/head.
I say forgive student loans and let Trump pay his own legal bills.
I only wish we’d get away with just a $4K price tag.
The deep State media programming of the simple-minded that had them accepting that Russia was behind everything that they despised (including Trump) is what allowed traitors to install a US president who’s corrupt family was enriched by a Ukrainian/Israeli billionaire and start a war with a nuclear superpower in support of the non-democratic fascists which were installed in our our 2014 Ukraine coup.
$4K? The ultimate economic cost of our losing our empire due to dumb fucks like yourself is much higher. I only hope that the only cost for the US is economic.
We’ll said. Do you think Bob Smith is his real name?
Pumping in more liquidity at this time is simply disfunctional, misguided, self-involved abuse of public funds. But there’s votes to had.
Meanwhile, the Fed is being accomodative in pausing asset sales and so facilitating the continued spending we are witnessing.
In fairness, Trump handing out a corporate tax cut as he did, when there was no recession amounts to effectively burning the dry powder reserved for bad times. The spending problem is apparently across the board. Somebody must have the strength to run on an austerity platform.
You’re right. Trump was an easy money guy. Too often gave Chuckie and Nance whatever they wanted. Tried to be an ‘across the aisle’ kind of guy using our money. And what did he get? A knife in the back.
Hope you learned your lesson, Donald. Don’t do it next time.
And don’t F with the Fed like you did last time too, throwin’ a fit in the face of any tightening at all.
Other than that – you’re our guy.
It’s been quite the journey watching the likes of the WSJ, Economist and Forbes transformed from elite papers that commanded almost universal respect to back seat drivers giving off nerve damaged delayed reactions to accidents they were in almost 15 minutes ago.
“Russia will never do this!”
“Ma’am, this is literally happening for weeks now.”
I stopped my WSJ sub many years ago.
Today you have to read between the spin. F that noise.
According to Bonner Private Research, to reach the median market-cap-to-GDP ratio of 81%, the the stock market would have to fall to $20.25 trillion. That’s a wipe-out of almost $22 trillion or a 52% decline from today’s levels.
That’s pretty optimistic in my view and I’m backing that sentiment with my money with excellent returns to date.
The Fed and Powell are under very critical eyes as causing a recession will not be forgiven at DNC Headquarters.