Depends on "everyone" I think. Lots of people were genuinely surprised, because they believe that fed rate increases and a weaker economy means, you know, less inflation right?
The market reacted as expected, taking a dive. Market's are like that.
Markets are rigged in that insiders know shit is gonna happen before random stock broker XYZ. But, sometimes they are caught by surprise too.
Fake money? The world took a long time to get over the gold standard, from WWI's inflation to Nixon finally ending convertibility in 1971. It was a slow process, it's not like it happened all at once, and people in their 40s today know no other way that fiat and crypto and grandpa's coin collection. You get used to it.
Democracy a sham? Has been since Athens. The 1960 election was stolen, and everyone knew it, when Chicago dumped thousands of votes at 3am to give JFK the win. The Founders set up a republic, not a democracy. They read about how the Roman Republic went gonzo before Caesar took over. The problem is we expanded the vote to women and such.
Anyway, same as it ever was. Read your Bible and your history books, things have always been like this. The little side jaunt of post WWII peace and prosperity was never gonna last.
Kind of like how the 1% knew BTC was going down to 20k and left everyone else holding the bag, getting out before it crashed.
All I knew to do was get all the physical silver I could with the little pocket change I had, along with enough supplies and food where I can at least be somewhat comfortable during the free fall.
Depends on "everyone" I think. Lots of people were genuinely surprised, because they believe that fed rate increases and a weaker economy means, you know, less inflation right?
The market reacted as expected, taking a dive. Market's are like that.
Markets are rigged in that insiders know shit is gonna happen before random stock broker XYZ. But, sometimes they are caught by surprise too.
Fake money? The world took a long time to get over the gold standard, from WWI's inflation to Nixon finally ending convertibility in 1971. It was a slow process, it's not like it happened all at once, and people in their 40s today know no other way that fiat and crypto and grandpa's coin collection. You get used to it.
Democracy a sham? Has been since Athens. The 1960 election was stolen, and everyone knew it, when Chicago dumped thousands of votes at 3am to give JFK the win. The Founders set up a republic, not a democracy. They read about how the Roman Republic went gonzo before Caesar took over. The problem is we expanded the vote to women and such.
Anyway, same as it ever was. Read your Bible and your history books, things have always been like this. The little side jaunt of post WWII peace and prosperity was never gonna last.
Kind of like how the 1% knew BTC was going down to 20k and left everyone else holding the bag, getting out before it crashed.
All I knew to do was get all the physical silver I could with the little pocket change I had, along with enough supplies and food where I can at least be somewhat comfortable during the free fall.
The primary problem I would say, is we trusted those pushing feminism in the first place, also Babylonian financial alchemy usury, the group the Bible warns about as they turned to hermetic-kabbalist Satanic talmudism after the temple was destroyed, openly displaying the Amos 5:26/Acts 7:43 hexagram of Saturn/Moloch.
The early church all warned what their plans were, we should have never trusted them to take control over our medicine.
Yet most Evangelicals in America are brainwashed Scofield Bible Zionists who will likely attack the true church in the end times.
It's frustrating being categorized as a bad person for all of this, I genuinely wanted to help warn everyone I cared about.