gtfo European countries have negative interest rates
they still exists and use cash
nice try retard
no shit
it's all about jews and the goyim children
always has been
they have to make their sacrifices
wait we can chop off liberals heads in Morocco?
not to mention Amnesty International was ONSITE at many of the camps and reported nothing. No American generals liberating these camps reported anything even remotely close to the HOLOHOAX.
why not??
gtfo
muh Wikipedia lmao
why did the gas chambers have wooden doors?
oh another Mexican says so?
you can trust the psycho lib with hand tattoos with information
exactly. Where are the cat hybrids that cook their food?
where are the dolphin submarines?
almost like it's all one big retarded story to turn people away from the magic of God
gets triggered about jewish history
threatens violence
lol a tale as old as time
would have been much quicker to say "JEW"
EPSTEIN would imply what religion?
which religion drinks baby penis blood? can you remind me?
that kid is going to grow up and HATE his mom
maybe even a bigger fish.
who knows, here's hoping
a markey maker is getting margin called and selling all their assets
the question is who?
from stretching and balance holds?
sounds like the Times is lying
again
"come fight in Ukraine"
competely different 😆 🤣
literally the dumbest possible take
a guy started a non profit to drive the economy forward??
it can't be christcuck and Jewish at the same time
and it's 100% Jewish, so
funny how atheists never seem to care about jews.. only Christians and Muslims
EPSTEIN?
burn every copy of the Talmud
look closer at the (((Christians))) you're complaining about
Japan (BOJ) — went to –0.1% in 2016 and stayed there for years. Goal: weaken the yen + fight deflation.
Eurozone (ECB) — –0.5% deposit rate from 2014–2022. First major economy to go deep into the negative territory.
Switzerland (SNB) — hit –0.75%, one of the lowest in the world, to keep the franc from rocketing in value.
Denmark — ran –0.75% as well. Mainly to defend their currency peg to the euro.
Sweden (Riksbank) — went negative in 2015, bottoming at –0.5%, then climbed back out in 2019.