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“the senile adult diaper wearing ice cream eating pedo criminal was specifically embedded in the White House residing in the foreign nation of Washington, D.C. to preside over the dismantling of America as well as the global financial system.“. 😕😏☺️😆😁😃😅😂🤣🥲

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But you watch major financial shows and you won’t hear this just like you won’t hear a doctor talk about the deaths from the “vaccines “. This includes Fox News as I’ve mentioned before.

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I used to think imminent financial collapse was the motive for the Great Reset but I changed my mind after more research into the New World Order and the satanic globalists. Now I think it's the other way around: they planned financial collapse in order to bring about the NWO. Here's an interesting article that argues the debt crisis is fake.

https://www.henrymakow.com/the-manufactured-debt-crisis.html?_ga=2.154063409.88981270.1653228588-341986070.1653228588

Also, here's a good Greg Reese video on the NWO endgame:

https://www.bitchute.com/video/K1iUDi7Xi4qw/

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this was very helpful to hear; Steve is a very good interviewer, only speaks when he has something to say, so refreshing.

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https://publications.aap.org/pediatrics/article/doi/10.1542/peds.2022-056687/185379/School-Masking-Policies-and-Secondary-SARS-CoV-2

This came from a site for moms who are evangelically zealous masked vaxers. ( I am tired of commenting in echo chambers). It ‘proves’ masks work. IF the data were collected properly then the type of statistics and even the analytics look legit...but I am not an expert. Appropriate statistics?

Question: why declare their affiliations to CDC and its cronies as if government agencies were conflicts of interest? (Are they that honest??).

Also, why sooooo many researchers? This needed one researcher and a data entry specialist/secretary type. Well, I think: I haven’t done research since I was in college. My rite?

I haven’t gotten into how they defined their terms/ how they randomized the schools. Tomorrow.

I am also wondering if the high mask rate correlates heavily with a high vax rate and so the study may have inadvertently proven that the vax increases illness? Dunno.

Ideas?

Yes, I know this does not relate to the topic but the commenters here tend to be the 3rd smartest, 4th smartest...am askin fer hep.

I should post on Jessica 🌹’s site too...the big guns and data guru.

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All by Biden handler design, thank you for playing now go eat your cricket paste With cardboard.

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The real reason for inflation is that most of the bailout money went to the banks, who are able to gamble in markets (since Clinton deregulated banking, rolling back the rules that separated banking and investments).

Back then, they were throwing money at dotcoms expecting returns until they got burned, the money flooded into real estate.

This gambling in commodities and housing happened because it was the one thing with the stable returns. When you get loaned gambling money you put it on sure bets like housing and commodities, especially after the dot com crash.

This is why we had two decades of ridiculous inflation in housing, which most of us thought was a good thing cause "rising net worth". We were fooled to think that prices could rise forever.

But as soon as the cheap money goes away, how will the prices of homes and food and other commodities keep rising when the everyday person cannot afford such prices? The other investors will not buy it at an inflated rate either, if they have to gamble with real money.

And this will be the collapse of housing and other markets.

This time around, real money and skills might win. But those poor people that are still paying their inflated house price mortgages are gonna be pissed. But hey, isn't that the name of the game of investment? Sometimes you win, sometimes you lose...

The key issue is that when the finance and real estate sector is the biggest one, that means that most money is tied up in gambling, not actual productive economic behavior.

And when people expect to retire on their never ending house price increases, that's also the same behavior. No wonder why many people became anti union and pro corporate profits in the last few decades.

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