Crisis of trust
The European Commission is unelected; its bureaucrats and commissioners are appointed. As legislatures and political parties become less representative, a growing chorus is worrying that the people will see no reason to obey.
The kommissars therefore ponder if the best way to stop opposition is to ban it.
The EC president Ursula von der Leyen told the World Economic Forum that “for the global business community, the top concern for the next two years is not conflict or climate. It is disinformation and misinformation.”
As the European Commission is run by corporations and bureaucrats — the Parliament is purely advisory, largely toothless — she was telling the truth when she said she spoke for “the global business community.”
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European Members of Parliament (MEPs) last week voted 349 to 254 to keep the Commission’s contracts with Pfizer and other Covid-19 “vaccine” companies a secret, successfully blocking public access to vital data regarding the EU’s dealings with shady Big Pharma enterprises.
It is little surprise that the European Parliament building in Strasbourg is redolent of the Tower of Babel, whose construction God confounded by making the people speak different languages. Does that hint at the power dynamics desired by the owner investors?
It is a small step from banning information and opinions, to banning parties and the people's choice. Globalists argued that a ban might “shake voters” out of their complacency — by which they mean to shock them into obedience.
Total bullshit as the fascist nightmare looms: Columnist Trump’s election.
Already here.
https://www.startengine.com/offering/co ... kMEALw_wcB next capital investment as the kult demand obedience
Financial Topics avec aeden
Re: Financial Topics avec aeden
Jefferson was right and your just too damned stupid to admit it.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/world/we ... 267a&ei=18
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/world/we ... 267a&ei=18
Re: Financial Topics avec aeden
https://www.msn.com/en-us/autos/news/op ... 4293&ei=19
chorus of the retard swamp frogs
they're running it right into the ground
$14,000 repair bill for a brand new one day fact issue is a karen ev fact of derp retard cult education
chorus of the retard swamp frogs
they're running it right into the ground
$14,000 repair bill for a brand new one day fact issue is a karen ev fact of derp retard cult education
Re: Financial Topics avec aeden
freeze to death in the Midwest as Ohio pastor is charged for offering shelter
toe tags increasing as these idiots murder them
toe tags increasing as these idiots murder them
Re: Financial Topics avec aeden
https://supreme.justia.com/cases/federal/us/17/316/
debt was paid in full
https://www.neh.gov/sites/default/files ... ad01_0.jpg
Fourteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution was adopted on July 9, 1868
debt was paid in full
https://www.neh.gov/sites/default/files ... ad01_0.jpg
Fourteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution was adopted on July 9, 1868
Re: Financial Topics avec aeden
Two bouts of childhood pneumonia, followed by five years in Burma, then voluntarily slumming it in Paris and London, getting shot in the throat and almost killed in Spain in 1937, ignoring tuberculosis until it was too late, living in primitive conditions in Jura to finish 1984 in the coldest and longest winter of the 20th century, smoking endless foul roll-ups, it’s a wonder he made it to 46.
A minor novelist and a brilliant but relatively obscure freelance critic and essayist, always short of money and struggling to make a living. His major 1930s concern was the threat of Soviet-style communism. “Every line of serious work that I have written since 1936 [when he fought in the Spanish Civil War],” he wrote in a famous post-war essay, “has been written, directly or indirectly, against totalitarianism and for democratic Socialism, as I understand it.”
Outside the BBC’s premises in Portland Place since 2017
It was cast in bronze. But if you examine it closely, you might see feet of clay.
Bloom notes.
Miry clay of the older as such is better of the intent we see before.
And as the toes of the feet were part of iron, and part of clay, so the kingdom shall be partly strong, and partly broken.
A minor novelist and a brilliant but relatively obscure freelance critic and essayist, always short of money and struggling to make a living. His major 1930s concern was the threat of Soviet-style communism. “Every line of serious work that I have written since 1936 [when he fought in the Spanish Civil War],” he wrote in a famous post-war essay, “has been written, directly or indirectly, against totalitarianism and for democratic Socialism, as I understand it.”
Outside the BBC’s premises in Portland Place since 2017
It was cast in bronze. But if you examine it closely, you might see feet of clay.
Bloom notes.
Miry clay of the older as such is better of the intent we see before.
And as the toes of the feet were part of iron, and part of clay, so the kingdom shall be partly strong, and partly broken.
Re: Financial Topics avec aeden
Maybe the media Trump-Russia disinformation for five years has something to do with it.
WSJ Editor-in-Chief Admits To Davos Elites We No Longer Own The News
They didn't have to lose our trust... they now deserve that.
Forbearance is underrated as a year and a day we have seen as only one survived to tell us what was done to them.
Problem is they some will double down on the sickness of evil as we have seen also.
WSJ Editor-in-Chief Admits To Davos Elites We No Longer Own The News
They didn't have to lose our trust... they now deserve that.
Forbearance is underrated as a year and a day we have seen as only one survived to tell us what was done to them.
Problem is they some will double down on the sickness of evil as we have seen also.
Re: Financial Topics avec aeden
ev water pollution as the carbon cults gaslight the rest of them
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TDfLWFv3ixk
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uD8qqEx4G18
all but carnage as totally numb
social experiment terrifying to watch
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-w6VJPT8hwE
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TDfLWFv3ixk
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uD8qqEx4G18
all but carnage as totally numb
social experiment terrifying to watch
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-w6VJPT8hwE
Re: Financial Topics avec aeden
https://www.tabletmag.com/sections/arts ... ka-holland
https://www.garethjones.org/overview/mainoverview.htm
He laughed. “Not at all, much worse.”
“Worse than before the Revolution?"
He laughed again. “Much, much worse. Before the Revolution we had a cow and something to feed it with; plenty of bread, meat sometimes. Now nothing but potatoes and millet.”
‘What’s happened, then? Why is there no bread in the Ukraine?”
“Bad organisation. They send people from Moscow who know nothing ordered us there to grow vegetables instead of wheat. We didn’t know how to grow vegetables, and they couldn’t show us. Then we were told that we must put our cows all together and there’d be plenty of milk for our children, but the expert who advised this forgot to provide a cowshed, so we had to put our cows in the sheds of the rich peasants, who, of course, let them starve.”
In 2019 we seen what. You are not paying attention to who. Watched 500 contracts destroyed by fools, again.
thread: rex84
I just got back from Ukraine, where I was visiting some friends.
Everything we have heard about what’s happening in Ukraine is a lie. The reality is darker, bleaker, and unequivocally hopeless.
Sad affairs. https://t.me/the_Right_People/28752
List of 30 French also not there.
Locally just above zero as cold, wet, sick as the corrupted swamp morons think Pedro and is here for picking produce.
Uniparty fools.
Congrats to the uniparty swamp maggots for creating another welfare state halfway around the globe again and again and again.
Yep mind the gaps as food spiked over 30 percent since Joechin and the mic band got together. Triffin dilemma and the implosion of complex alleged societies in the rate of change with the green poison pill. Jefferson was correct. You are not.
Robert Triffin believed the dollar could not survive as the world's reserve currency without requiring the United States to run ever-growing deficits.
Plan B is a bric in the face as they already went over the wire.
New wave of investors to learn some very old lessons.
https://www.garethjones.org/overview/mainoverview.htm
He laughed. “Not at all, much worse.”
“Worse than before the Revolution?"
He laughed again. “Much, much worse. Before the Revolution we had a cow and something to feed it with; plenty of bread, meat sometimes. Now nothing but potatoes and millet.”
‘What’s happened, then? Why is there no bread in the Ukraine?”
“Bad organisation. They send people from Moscow who know nothing ordered us there to grow vegetables instead of wheat. We didn’t know how to grow vegetables, and they couldn’t show us. Then we were told that we must put our cows all together and there’d be plenty of milk for our children, but the expert who advised this forgot to provide a cowshed, so we had to put our cows in the sheds of the rich peasants, who, of course, let them starve.”
In 2019 we seen what. You are not paying attention to who. Watched 500 contracts destroyed by fools, again.
thread: rex84
I just got back from Ukraine, where I was visiting some friends.
Everything we have heard about what’s happening in Ukraine is a lie. The reality is darker, bleaker, and unequivocally hopeless.
Sad affairs. https://t.me/the_Right_People/28752
List of 30 French also not there.
Locally just above zero as cold, wet, sick as the corrupted swamp morons think Pedro and is here for picking produce.
Uniparty fools.
Congrats to the uniparty swamp maggots for creating another welfare state halfway around the globe again and again and again.
Yep mind the gaps as food spiked over 30 percent since Joechin and the mic band got together. Triffin dilemma and the implosion of complex alleged societies in the rate of change with the green poison pill. Jefferson was correct. You are not.
Robert Triffin believed the dollar could not survive as the world's reserve currency without requiring the United States to run ever-growing deficits.
Plan B is a bric in the face as they already went over the wire.
New wave of investors to learn some very old lessons.
Re: Financial Topics avec aeden
Overconfidence and Hubris: Livermore was known for his exceptional skills in reading market trends, but at times, his confidence led to overleveraging and taking excessive risks. Overconfidence can cloud judgment and lead to poor decision-making.
Failure to Adapt: Markets are dynamic, and successful traders need to adapt to changing conditions. Livermore struggled at times when his strategies became outdated or were no longer effective in evolving market environments.
Emotional Challenges: Livermore faced significant emotional turmoil, including bouts of depression. Emotional instability can lead to impulsive decision-making and clouded judgment, which are detrimental in the world of trading.
Lack of Risk Management: Successful trading requires effective risk management to preserve capital during losing periods. Livermore sometimes neglected risk management principles, leading to substantial losses.
Market Manipulation: Livermore also faced challenges related to market manipulation, where powerful interests could manipulate prices, making it difficult for even seasoned traders to navigate successfully.
Personal Issues: Livermore’s personal life was marked by both success and tragedy. Personal issues, such as legal troubles and family problems, can contribute to stress and distraction, impacting a trader’s ability to focus on the markets.
Speculation vs. Investment: Livermore was primarily a speculator, meaning he focused on short-term market movements rather than long-term investments. Speculation can be riskier and more volatile, especially if not approached with caution
Letting losers run: Many times he did not cut his losses. “I did precisely the wrong thing. The cotton showed me a loss and I kept it. The wheat showed me a profit and I sold it out. Of all the speculative blunders there are few greater than trying to average a losing game. Always sell what shows you a loss and keep what shows you a profit.” – Jesse Livermore
Lack of Discipline: In his writings he seems to always hint that he had trouble following his own rules and advice and lost money when he didn’t follow his own plan.
Following tips: “Gradually, as I began to accept his facts and figures, I began to fear I had been basing my previous position on misinformation. Of course I could not feel that way and not cover. And once I had covered because Thomas made me think I was wrong, I simply had to go long. It is the way my mind works.” “It cost me millions to learn that another dangerous enemy to a trader is his susceptibility to the urgings of a magnetic personality when plausibly expressed by a brilliant mind.” – Jesse Livermore
Over Trading: “What beat me was not having brains enough to stick to my own game – that is, to play the market only when I was satisfied that precedents favored my play.” – Jesse Livermore
Position sizing: The sheer size of his astounding wins at key times shows that he did not really have a position sizing model to limit his exposure to risk, he was likely all in with leverage on his biggest wins. Which results in inevitable account blow ups.
Lavish lifestyle: Livermore spent money lavishly on his lifestyle with mansions, vacations, and the best things money could buy. He had no number that allowed him to ever really retire and enjoy his wealth. He continued to trade with full size and aggressively through his career.
Gradually then all at once.
$40 Trillion of PRINTED debt for Wall Street...not main street.
Federal Debt
$550,000 Child
$121,000 American
$300,000 Household
https://www.usdebtclock.org/
https://www.whitehouse.gov/omb/budget/h ... al-tables/
The Next Stock Market Wealth Transfer has Begun. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yDCkW1602a0
To this day you cannot see moral hazard.
If the head meat puppet claims they can since 1971 they're lying. Simple.
Ven Ram, Bloomberg cross-asset strategist,
Even though market pricing centered on an interest rate cut from the Federal Reserve as early as March has withered in recent days, traders are still assigning about a 50:50 chance of one.
[ZH: Simply put, the reflexive cycle of stronger stocks (on expectations of easier policy) driving financial conditions dramatically looser
(doing The Fed's job for it), remove the need for actual rate-cuts from The Fed... and remove the pillar that is supporting the buying-panic in stocks... and around we go. Be careful what you wish for...]
Failure to Adapt: Markets are dynamic, and successful traders need to adapt to changing conditions. Livermore struggled at times when his strategies became outdated or were no longer effective in evolving market environments.
Emotional Challenges: Livermore faced significant emotional turmoil, including bouts of depression. Emotional instability can lead to impulsive decision-making and clouded judgment, which are detrimental in the world of trading.
Lack of Risk Management: Successful trading requires effective risk management to preserve capital during losing periods. Livermore sometimes neglected risk management principles, leading to substantial losses.
Market Manipulation: Livermore also faced challenges related to market manipulation, where powerful interests could manipulate prices, making it difficult for even seasoned traders to navigate successfully.
Personal Issues: Livermore’s personal life was marked by both success and tragedy. Personal issues, such as legal troubles and family problems, can contribute to stress and distraction, impacting a trader’s ability to focus on the markets.
Speculation vs. Investment: Livermore was primarily a speculator, meaning he focused on short-term market movements rather than long-term investments. Speculation can be riskier and more volatile, especially if not approached with caution
Letting losers run: Many times he did not cut his losses. “I did precisely the wrong thing. The cotton showed me a loss and I kept it. The wheat showed me a profit and I sold it out. Of all the speculative blunders there are few greater than trying to average a losing game. Always sell what shows you a loss and keep what shows you a profit.” – Jesse Livermore
Lack of Discipline: In his writings he seems to always hint that he had trouble following his own rules and advice and lost money when he didn’t follow his own plan.
Following tips: “Gradually, as I began to accept his facts and figures, I began to fear I had been basing my previous position on misinformation. Of course I could not feel that way and not cover. And once I had covered because Thomas made me think I was wrong, I simply had to go long. It is the way my mind works.” “It cost me millions to learn that another dangerous enemy to a trader is his susceptibility to the urgings of a magnetic personality when plausibly expressed by a brilliant mind.” – Jesse Livermore
Over Trading: “What beat me was not having brains enough to stick to my own game – that is, to play the market only when I was satisfied that precedents favored my play.” – Jesse Livermore
Position sizing: The sheer size of his astounding wins at key times shows that he did not really have a position sizing model to limit his exposure to risk, he was likely all in with leverage on his biggest wins. Which results in inevitable account blow ups.
Lavish lifestyle: Livermore spent money lavishly on his lifestyle with mansions, vacations, and the best things money could buy. He had no number that allowed him to ever really retire and enjoy his wealth. He continued to trade with full size and aggressively through his career.
Gradually then all at once.
$40 Trillion of PRINTED debt for Wall Street...not main street.
Federal Debt
$550,000 Child
$121,000 American
$300,000 Household
https://www.usdebtclock.org/
https://www.whitehouse.gov/omb/budget/h ... al-tables/
The Next Stock Market Wealth Transfer has Begun. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yDCkW1602a0
To this day you cannot see moral hazard.
If the head meat puppet claims they can since 1971 they're lying. Simple.
Ven Ram, Bloomberg cross-asset strategist,
Even though market pricing centered on an interest rate cut from the Federal Reserve as early as March has withered in recent days, traders are still assigning about a 50:50 chance of one.
[ZH: Simply put, the reflexive cycle of stronger stocks (on expectations of easier policy) driving financial conditions dramatically looser
(doing The Fed's job for it), remove the need for actual rate-cuts from The Fed... and remove the pillar that is supporting the buying-panic in stocks... and around we go. Be careful what you wish for...]
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