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John wrote: Tue Apr 14, 2020 9:42 pm ** 14-Apr-2020 World View: Simultaneous cataclysmic crises

In the last century, the following three cataclysmic crises took place
ten years apart:

• 1918-1919 Spanish Flu pandemic
• 1929 Stock market panic and crash
• 1940-45 World War II

Today, all three of these cataclysmic crises are occurring
simultaneously. In addition, the WW I and WW II fault lines and
timelines have been combined.

So the economic crisis will be much worse than the Great Depression,
and the war will be much worse than WW II.

I still don't agree that the world is headed for a new dark age, as
you claim, but I do agree that this is the best evidence so far that
supports your view.

I would agree with that assessment. This is a quote from last year, referring back to 2011 where we discussed the possibility of "multiple converging events".

Higgenbotham wrote: Sun Mar 03, 2019 12:14 pm I think there is something majorly different now versus the last crisis era, and that is the idea of multiple converging events mentioned 8 years ago when Lily was on the board. Some say this is like 1929, and I think they are right. Some say this is like 1937, and I think they are right. I think this crisis is going to hit with full force on all cylinders, all at once - economic, political, and social.

2011. I think this is just a fancy way of saying that kicking the can down the road until you run out of road is not necessarily a good idea.

In doing so, my fear, which I think is well founded, is that by trying to stave off the collapse of a part of the structure where in 1932 everything did eventually survive pretty much intact, these actions will 3 or 5 or 10 years down the road collapse a much larger part of the financial system. On the other hand, that may be inevitable, or it may be a good thing in the long run - better than losing just part of the system now as occurred in 1932/3. I suspect, though, that's not the case, and that taking the banks into receivership in 2008 and going through the process of investors taking haircuts which is the basis upon which Western Civilization was founded and has prospered for many centuries would have been the correct path to take. The incorrect path I feel Bernanke et al have taken is the path that I believe will lead to a scale of collapse that is on the order of 50 or 100 years.

One reason for thinking that is the convergence of many cyclical factors as we are discussing. So while I don't think what you mentioned is the "main event" we are dealing with, it is part of the mix of things that are converging on the same or similar timelines. By trying to spread out the effects of the real estate bust, Fed and Treasury will be dealing with multiple problems all at once instead of cleaning up one problem at a time. It becomes possible that they will lose control of the multiple problems at a critical time.

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Have to agree. You got lawyers and bio cults trying to run a command economy and workers beet red who said I had that virus and it damn near killed me. We give then the thumbs up as wow it took to a few month to have the proverbial scales fall from their eyes, yep you fucked as bad as the rest of the 40 day wtf issues going forward. We did infer a few timelines here and the Office asked could you guys use some assistance as planes moved about 15 million until shtf shocked basic avarice in logic. More diodes are the issues and yea was naive to how fucked up these people are in response timelines. Every thing will go wrong as the Nancys stumbling out of clinics and screeching racism like the demented harpies they truly are.
https://dailycaller.com/2020/03/30/flas ... rus-trump/
Well we have foods stamps for them was the plantation response.
Even the Caspers suggests that taking tablets for fish tanks was a bad idea. The dosage items are real on carrier waves and
some times circuits do get overheated.

A diode smoked from a bridge rectifier would be a step up with the vacuum tubes just sign it to see what in it cults.
Other than Chinese hooker education to maniacs in bio what could possibly go wrong.
We do not even need bullshit meters anymore.
We get enough flak to know we are over the target.
As my counterparts have conveyed you only need to observe seven rules to avoid the obvious.

Locally the spring ride is is -30 to +10 from that point and as we conveyed these retards do not deserve one basis point over 20 percent
to keep civilization alive with these damn macro parasites. Matthew was right in chapter thirteen.
I am skeptical only one by one do they regain sanity.
I do deeply appreciate the Office and the PPE rally point for the real people trying to assist others in dire positions from planning
thought maps. Why any one could even consider the dnc a thinking entity does trip a circuit breaker and a possible diode here and there.

https://www.zerohedge.com/geopolitical/ ... has-theory Now we get the culture change dress downs. See how that works.

For the want of a nail you damn idiots.
Something of great importance may depend on an apparently trivial detail.
The saying comes from a longer proverb about a battle during which the loss of a nail in a horseshoe leads to the loss of a horse,
which leads to the loss of the rider, which leads to the loss of the battle, which in turn leads to the loss of a whole kingdom.

1. Financial warfare
2. Biological warfare
3. Psychological warfare
4. Political lawfare

Who in their right mind would do a trial study in a country where you have no control and data scrubbed?

Suzhou-based BrightGene Bio-Medical Technology said in a statement filed to the Shanghai Stock Exchange on Tuesday night that it has developed the technology to synthesize the active pharmaceutical ingredients of remdesivir, Gilead’s drug that is a leading candidate to treat the highly-infectious virus that’s killed more than 1,000 people. The drug isn’t licensed or approved anywhere in the world yet.

When the tornado annihilated us they got on a school bus and pulled every nail and stacked every board
and only took a thank you.
Our future contracts are a handshake for decades.
Blame the Amish.

Nothing to see here... genetically speaking...
As WaPo notes, "Several of the doctors and journalists who reported on the spread early on have disappeared."
https://twitter.com/BrendanCarrFCC/stat ... 2414201866

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1F4kh0A ... sp=sharing

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ztw5Ev ... sp=sharing

From the best filter we have "At this point it’s inconclusive, although the weight of evidence seems to indicate natural, but we do not know for sure," Milley added. I'll give credit to General Milley here. That's probably the maximum degree of honesty which could be expressed without risking his career.

https://www.zerohedge.com/geopolitical/ ... ope-report

According to the local covidiots conversation thought map you got no test so you got no rights to defend yourself.
Extent your stupid range to miles not feet. All the Democrats are distilled evil.

On another note Plummer was on his second liver and drank himself to death a second time also on a separate who topic.

https://varuncnmicro.blogspot.com/2020/ ... us-to.html

review https://varuncnmicro.blogspot.com/2020/ ... us-to.html

Another study by Wang et al tested the efficacy of ribavirin, penciclovir, nitazoxanide, nafamostat, chloroquine, remdesivir and favipiravir in an in-vitro model and found that remdesivir and chloroquine were highly effective. Remdesivir is an adenosine analogue, which incorporates into nascent viral RNA chains and results in premature termination, which has been previously demonstrated to be useful against SARS and MERS. Chloroquine has been previously shown to block SARS infection by increasing endosomal pH required for virus/cell fusion, as well as interfering with the glycosylation of cellular receptors. The recent research from Thailand reports on successful treatment with lopinavir and ritonavir with large doses of the flu drug oseltamivir.

Do not fuck with tyler.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ebl6kg-I_Sw 78 spin speed version

thread: gain of function

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HBUthoYiBQA
fire Fauci and hire this guy if hes looking

John wrote: Tue Apr 14, 2020 9:42 pm In the last century, the following three cataclysmic crises took place
ten years apart:

• 1918-1919 Spanish Flu pandemic
• 1929 Stock market panic and crash
• 1940-45 World War II

Today, all three of these cataclysmic crises are occurring
simultaneously. In addition, the WW I and WW II fault lines and
timelines have been combined.

So the economic crisis will be much worse than the Great Depression,
and the war will be much worse than WW II.

To be fair, the Spanish flu started during WWI and WWIII has not started yet.

When I look for Generational Dynamics WebLog the last post I see is March 27. Just wanted to check that recent hosting changes had not left it not showing new posts...

** 15-Apr-2020 World View: Three crises

vincecate wrote: Wed Apr 15, 2020 8:51 am > To be fair, the Spanish flu started during WWI and WWIII has not
> started yet.

Probably I should change the three crises as follows:

• 1914-1919 World War I + Spanish Flu pandemic
• 1929-33 Stock market panic and crash
• 1940-45 World War II

Whether WW III has already started is a matter of speculation.

vincecate wrote: Wed Apr 15, 2020 8:51 am > When I look for Generational Dynamics WebLog the last post I see
> is March 27. Just wanted to check that recent hosting changes had
> not left it not showing new posts...

I'm thinking of writing an article on the IMF prediction that the
"Lockout Recession" will be the worst since the 1930s.

I'm going to answer your question in the "Generational Dynamics World
View News" thread.

Well the oil wars started forever ago and its not about shale zombies anyways. Shale was modicum of now outdated sanctions in speculation.
The net effect was telemetry we did not want and over 800,000 gallons of stupid spilled in our river and a few Canadian towns blow to pieces.
Debt control all conflicts anywhere.
WW# is a pipe dream script of a macro narrative since Consumer is the most ruthless arbiter since wheels have been around
and empires come and go from rotted fish heads anyways..

https://money.cnn.com/2017/03/10/invest ... index.html

To be fair, the Spanish flu started during WWI and WWIII has not started yet.

There are many who think the Wuhan virus was released as an act of war, perhaps the first salvo of WWIII. So while I do agree with your statement, many would not. As the damage grows worse, some may conclude that whether accidental or on purpose, the effects were the same and retaliation is deserved (I think I have already read that). The only thing I've said on the subject is that the capability has existed for some time to create such a virus in a lab. I'm surprised that a lab created virus wasn't released prior to 2020.

aeden wrote: Wed Apr 15, 2020 6:13 am http://gdxforum.com/forum/search.php?ke ... sf=msgonly

agnostic wrote: Sat Oct 18, 2008 8:59 am I find the resolution by Bernanke et al. to avoid deflation "at all costs" a lot like the policy sometimes used by US Forest Service in regard to fires in our national parks. Over the last century, the policy generally has been to suppress fires "without exception". However, some enlightened folks are debating whether this is the right policy and argue we should let "natural forest fires" burn without intervention. The reasoning follows .. bear with me. [that's a joke]

In the middle of last century, most people in the forest service had this notion: forest fires are "bad". Then, along about the 60s some people with a scientific bent realized that maybe natural forest fires weren't all bad. These naysayers argued that periodic buring of underbrush and dead vegetation was good. They said you shouldn't suppress all the fires, because on occasional big fire would keep the accumulation of burnable material from getting too high in the forest as a whole. Even in the forest service, some people thought a change in policy would be worth trying. They could see that major forest tracts (such as Yellowstone Park) were accumulating too much flammable material .. and that if a fire ever did get out of control, then it likely would end up burning 80% of the forest, instead of just 10% or 20% for a normal "big fire".

This new approach had been in effect for a decade or so, but then Yellowstone was hit in 1988 by a confluence of smaller fires that ended up being close to a worst case fire. See this article in Wikipedia
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yellowstone_fires_of_1988
Fanned on by misleading media reports, the general populace cried "no more fires". I'm not sure but I think the forest service managed to resist the media storm and still does allow a certain level of natural fires.

In the same vein, I would argue that occasional deflation is a good thing. This fixation by government leaders on avoiding deflation may put off the day of reckoning. But when that day comes, and natural forces break through the firewalls put in by the government, the resulting deflation event very well may be worst in centuries.

Or, if one prefers, instead of "the resulting deflation event very well may be the worst in centuries", "the economic crisis very well may be the worst in centuries".

agnostic said it before I did, and he said it very well.

H that is why we take no prisoners here.
The metd family has 5000 dollars until annihilation.
They are good kids now adults with family's and above stellar working minds.
They can open the 20 to 40 work base sooner than l8ter.
We understand life and death.

http://www.hantzfarmsdetroit.com/

metd will survive and we understand pain

Lansing still has not learned what bitter harvest means.

Some ******* Democrat somewhere will claim that immigration from shithole countries will help the situation.

Idealistic millennials who think they're going to change the world by selling coffee and getting tattoos are not the norm either.