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SmithW1984 2 points ago +2 / -0

That's true but Rome was basically what EU and UN wants to be - a one world government. EU is of the spirit of Rome.

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SmithW1984 3 points ago +3 / -0

“There's no reason not to.”

A good reason not to is being a Christian and he's not one.

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SmithW1984 1 point ago +1 / -0

The second part of you bares striking resemblance to the way the psychopathic eugenicists behind MAID, gene shots and human experimentation think.

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SmithW1984 1 point ago +1 / -0

As NASA director Don Pettit puts it: "We've lost the technology". At this point only morons continue to believe this shit.

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SmithW1984 1 point ago +1 / -0

When the crisis comes where everyone will need use something outside their countries currency to conduct business (because their currency will be too volatile or hyperinflating), that will be the testing ground for crypto, not this bullshit small fry game we are playing in the market right now.

When the crisis comes people will subscribe to the CBDC of their country. Have you not learned anything during the coof? Most countries in the west got over 80% of the people injected with the gmo mystery juice, believe me they will use CBDC even without a crisis. Normies don't question the usury system they were born in.

There will be a small crypto market for the rest but it will be a pain in the ass to access and eventually will be made illegal. There will be many incentives for crypto holders to transition to CBDC. This was always the plan and when it happens you will know who created the technology.

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SmithW1984 1 point ago +1 / -0

All crypto is downstream to BTC - if it fails, everything else will follow. As with all money it hinges on trust and recognition. Do you know who holds the majority of BTC? Who is Satoshi Nakamoto? You don't even know who developed it (it was most likely DARPA) let alone who really controls it. I know how it works and what it is as I said I hold some BTC.

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SmithW1984 2 points ago +2 / -0

The booster catch is such a ridiculous feat compared to the moon landing missions they supposedly did a six times 50+ years ago. How are people cheering for that boggles the mind.

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SmithW1984 1 point ago +1 / -0

If banks love gold so much more than Fiat, why did they create a fiat system that was designed to overtake gold as payments settlement?

I've addressed that - both gold and fiat (as well as CBDC) are tools in their toolkit and serve different purposes. People will never hold enough gold to make a difference. I guess it's the same with all money and it makes sense since we know (((who))) is hoarding it for hundreds of years.

What you're reading is dogshit. You're missing the forest for the trees.

It's only the best, most well researched book on the Fed by a conspiracy legend.

Again, I'm not saying fiat money is better than gold, I'm saying it's a false dichotomy and the gold standard is not a silver bullet for escaping the usury based system created by the central bankers and I supported my claim with historical facts - "the bad guys" wanted the gold standard at least in the wartime period. It's not a black and white dialectic.

The only reason the central banks are buying up gold now is because they know the world economy is mega fucked so they are now buying what will keep them in power until they make a new currency they'll try to force on everyone.

It's not megafucked to them, it is just as they steered it to be. They want degrowth circular economy with unparalleled control of all money and that's where we're heading. You're making it seem as if they're scrambling not knowing what's going on. They know, they've planned it for decades if not centuries.

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SmithW1984 1 point ago +2 / -1

Not true. Read what E. Mullins had to say in his Secrets of the Fed:

The international gold dealings of the Federal Reserve System, and its active support in helping the League of Nations to force all the nations of Europe and South America back on the gold standard for the benefit of international gold merchants like Eugene Meyer, Jr. and Albert Strauss, is best demonstrated by a classic incident, the sterling credit of 1925.

J.E. Darling wrote, in the English periodical, "Spectator", on January 10, 1925 that:

"Obviously, it is of the first importance to the United States to induce England to resume the gold standard as early as possible. An American controlled Gold Standard, which must inevitably result in the United States becoming the world’s supreme financial power, makes England a tributary and satellite, and New York the world’s financial centre."

Mr. Darling fails to point out that the American people have as little to do with this as the British people, and that resumption of the gold standard by Britain would benefit only that small group of international gold merchants who own the world’s gold. No wonder that "Banker’s Magazine" gleefully remarked in July, 1925 that:

"The outstanding event of the past half year in the banking world was the restoration of the gold standard."

The First World War changed the status of the United States from that of a debtor nation to the position of the world’s greatest creditor nation, a title formerly occupied by England. Since debt is money, according to the Governor Marriner Eccles of the Federal Reserve Board, this also made us the richest nation of the world. The war also caused the removal of the headquarters of the world’s acceptance market from London to New York, and Paul Warburg became the most powerful trade acceptance banker in the world. The mainstay of the international financiers, however, remained the same. The gold standard was still the basis of foreign exchange, and the small group of internationals who owned the gold controlled the monetary system of the Western nations.

Professor Gustav Cassel wrote in 1928:

"The American dollar, not the gold standard, is the world’s monetary standard. The AmericanFederal Reserve Board has the power to determine the purchasing power of the dollar by making changes in the rate of discount, and thus controls the monetary standard of the world."

If this were true, the members of the Federal Reserve Board would be the most powerful financiers in the world. Occasionally their membership includes such influential men as Paul Warburg or Eugene Meyer, Jr., but usually they are a rubber-stamp committee for the Federal Advisory Council and the London bankers.

In May, 1925, the British Parliament passed the Gold Standard Act, putting Great Britain back on the gold standard. The Federal Reserve System’s major role in this event came out on March 16, 1926, when George Seay, Governor of the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond, testified before the House Banking and Currency Committee that:

"A verbal understanding confirmed by correspondence, extended Great Britain a two hundred million dollar gold loan or credit. All negotiations were conducted between Benjamin Strong, Governor of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York and Mr. Montagu Norman, Governor of the Bank of England. The purpose of this loan was to help England get back on the gold standard, and the loan was to be met by investment of Federal Reserve funds in bills of exchange and foreign securities."

Notice it was the Fed and the League of Nations (the model for One world government) that pushed countries to go back on the gold standard. Only people who are clueless of the system believe there is a dichotomy between fake monopoly fiat money (the Fed) and gold. In reality gold is just a tool in their toolkit for influencing global economy and markets, same as the fake dollar.

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SmithW1984 1 point ago +1 / -0

Here's the whole article: https://owenanalytics.com.au/2024-03-16-gold-31-year-itch

Are you saying the graph is incorrect? I don't make conclusions based on a single article on the nets. There are books like The Anglo-American Establishment by C. Quigley and The Secrets of the Federal Reserve by E. Mullins that talk about Rothschild's control of gold. Bankers were very much for the gold standard.

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SmithW1984 2 points ago +2 / -0

Google Executive Order 6102.

The price of gold can be manipulated and it constantly is. The price of gold falls significantly every 31 years. The bankers do the same boom-bust cycle as they do with fiat.

https://owenanalytics.com.au/uploads/2024/20240315-Gold-31-year-itch/Gold-31-year-cycles-since-1860.jpg

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SmithW1984 4 points ago +4 / -0

The irony is it was the Rothschilds, Harrimans, Morgans and the Warburgs who pushed for the gold standard 100 years ago and now people act as if going back to it is a silver bullet that will mend the broken usury system...

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SmithW1984 4 points ago +5 / -1

As someone who holds both gold and BTC - who do you think controls most of the precious metals and land? If you think you're "fighting the system" by owning gold you're delusional and need to read on history, economics and geopolitics. I'd take gold over fiat and crypto any time but the reality is all money is controlled by the ((central bankers)) and it has been this way for hundreds of years.

Just avoid digital and pay cash.

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SmithW1984 4 points ago +4 / -0

It's mostly this guy spamming the forum. Adam Green has good rhetoric but sadly, he's a retard. He's a balls deep skeptical conspiracy guy who derides "Sky daddies", authority and mainstream history but believes in evolution and NASA's bedtime stories. Never go full retard, Adam.

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SmithW1984 1 point ago +1 / -0

Not at all, I'm a Christian monarchist. The problem is the definition of what a virtuous king represents gets a little dicey with Plato and his crew. Why? Because his definition of virtue (ethics) is subjective and even his contemporary philosophers would disagree on many points. There was no consensus and common doctrines among the pagans and OP tries to spin it the other way around. What makes Plato any more right than say Epicurus?

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SmithW1984 3 points ago +3 / -0

Right off the bat, it lumps “Jewish” and “Hebrew” theology into the same basket, which is dumb and inaccurate.

Right on. Adam Green and his fanboys fail to make that distinction and accuse Christianity of being kiked out of ignorance. They don't even realize Jesus Christ preceded the practice of rabbinical judaism as we know it today. Judaism is a sectarian religion misinterpreting the Hebrew Torah which teaches the Trinitarian God and prophesizes the coming of the Christ.

Why is AI so dumb?

Because it's only as intelligent as the people who program it. AI is a scam.

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SmithW1984 1 point ago +3 / -2

Ridiculous bs. If you actually red Plato, you'd know he's all about a centralized technocratic government by a small elite group of philosophers (he called them council of the night). He's basically the grand-daddy of the NWO, Big brother state, Committee of 300, WEF, CFR and Bilderberg. He sees no problem in socially engineering people and keeping them easy to control - ends justifying the means.

Reading the greek view on morality, you will notice none of them would judge the psychopathic elite you rail against as being evil. On the contrary - they excel at controlling the world through cold calculating reason and superb planning which makes them virtuous. Moreover if you believe in darwinism, they evolved to be at the top of the hierarchy which places them at the top of the natural world (thus fulfilling the "live in accordance with nature" postulate of stoicism).

What is the justification for morality in your pagan worldview? Why we ought to follow truth and the good?

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SmithW1984 1 point ago +1 / -0

Lolbertism originates from classical liberalism, which is masonic and revolutionary (read jewish, hence why they are anti hierarchy and authority). Ayn Rand's "do as thou wilt, pursue your desires at any cost" philosophy is exactly what spawned the degenerate clown world we live in today.

Libertarianism in a nutshell: "Getting raped by government is evil but Blackrock raping you is fine because they are a private corporation".

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SmithW1984 1 point ago +1 / -0

My ancestors were Christian going back 1000-1500 years. They converted from paganism. I speak and write the language they created (St. Cyril and St. Methodius) which is known as Church Slavonic. So what now?

The reason I call pagans larpers is because there's no such thing as a common pagan belief system or worldview. You just mix and match things you like from the past and build your own adventure. The only unifying thread is you're reactionary to Christianity. Therefore, you're a larper. So what's your flavor of neo-paganism?

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SmithW1984 4 points ago +4 / -0

That's assuming the Earth is a gazzilion years old though.

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SmithW1984 0 points ago +1 / -1

Oh, I'm sorry. Of course you're a pagan larper like Adam Green.

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SmithW1984 0 points ago +1 / -1

r/atheism tier post.

They believe in a book that were not witness to and do not not have objective knowledge of what, who and when was it written. All they have is internet evidence of something, somewhere, someplace said so. Objective knowledge is thus nil.

If that's your epistemic standard you shouldn't believe in anything written before you were born because you lack first-hand "objective knowledge". The Bible is the most well attested book in history and we know who wrote it and who compiled it too. If you want to be skeptical of the authorship you could be, but apply the same standard to all the ancient literature also. Did you know the oldest surviving Plato manuscript is from around 9th c. AD - that's 1500 years after his time?

The irony is you probably believe in the evolutionary myth just like other great skeptics who have seen through the lies of Christianity like Adam Green. Somehow, you have no problem ascertaining what happened 300 million years ago because "experts" found bones and contrived a model to date them, that happens to agree with the presuppositions of their theory. No way to verify any of this through the scientific method - just trust the science bro!

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SmithW1984 2 points ago +2 / -0

Is it rape though? Maybe he sold his asshole.

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SmithW1984 1 point ago +1 / -0

Man is fallen and that's his problem - it's not civil society or technology. If man's creations are degenerate (be it society or technology) they've been made so by man and are a symptom of our moral failings.

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