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brahbruh 2 points ago +2 / -0

Thanks man. Wow, first off, I had no idea China's navy growth was that slow (re: "overtake the US navy by 2450..."). His shit is a bit of a white pill for sure.

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brahbruh 2 points ago +2 / -0

Interesting (re: prediction). I watched his first "China is done" style talk that went viral, but it's been a long time. Would you mind posting the most comprehensive talk where he makes predictions like this?

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brahbruh 1 point ago +1 / -0

Oh man, you're right. Ugh... I hope this shit (SPARS style situation) ain't comin for real.

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brahbruh 2 points ago +2 / -0

I'm rooting for physical gold.

Even if you're hoping for a gold-backed currency, you would be better served to purchase physical gold, because if the currency that shows up is gold-backed, you could trade your gold for currency anytime you wanted to transact, and it would be guaranteed at a specific price. But if a gold-backed currency doesn't show up, then you're protected from the inevitable collapse of that currency, with your physical gold.

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brahbruh 1 point ago +1 / -0

So… no argument, then.

So, no argument, then.

So… no argument, then.

So, no argument, then.

I'm glad we're on the same page, now.

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brahbruh 1 point ago +2 / -1

Gravity was a theory created by a gay occultist who locked him self in a room for entire summer and supposedly came up with all kinds of magical theories.

If, instead, you believe in the religion of Einstein, which means that you believe in a force like "gravity", but instead as curvature in space-time, then you're also subscribing to another fraud who stole most of his good ideas from Ernst Mach.

Looking into the history of these theories should give us at least enough pause to explore the possibility that there is a different explanation.

Using dozens of blockquotes and telling people to kill themselves is just a form of projection. Get your mind right.

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brahbruh 2 points ago +3 / -1

A property of mass is that it has gravitational force regardless of size. If the Earth did not have a gravitational field, wouldn’t that imply that the Earth doesn’t physically exist?

Gravity is just a theory. It's everything but a given. Keep an open mind and you'll be surprised how many things you think you know that or just based on something you heard somebody say.

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brahbruh 4 points ago +4 / -0

Or... just use archive.is. Then you get the style and the content for free.

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brahbruh 2 points ago +2 / -0

Just askin if anyone knew whether this was a real clip, not presenting it as "definitely real". FTR, most everything out of NASA is low qual trash to begin with, so the 240p nature of it isn't out of character.

The real reply I'm looking for is, "no, here's the original, and that guy is clearly not in it", but all I've gotten from everyone is hate and sarcasm. Skewness is the word here; yes, this seems too ridiculous to be real, but is so much more damning (of NASA) than most of the "ISS is fake" clips out there, if it is real.

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brahbruh 2 points ago +2 / -0

This.

The reason we all remember getting colds when we were young is probably just the result of us being subjected to poisonous "vaccines" as children.

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brahbruh 2 points ago +2 / -0

Struggle sessions & Q all the way down :/

[astronaut meme]

by DrLeaks
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brahbruh 0 points ago +1 / -1

Black pill fear porn of the day:

  1. Create fake pandemic
  2. Censor critics
  3. Critics right all along
  4. Make it illegal to censor critics again
  5. Spread something deadly (via vax shedding or other)
  6. Let critics run wild
  7. Loads of people die
  8. Free speech over, for good
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brahbruh 2 points ago +2 / -0

Holy shit, thank you so much for posting this. This is the biggest compilation of terrain theory information I've seen, to date. I have quite a few different subjects bookmarked, but Taryn theory is really thin comparatively.

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brahbruh 1 point ago +1 / -0

They made that shit up to try to loop us all together. 78-85 are Gen Y, but millennials aren't until 86. The biggest distinguishing factor was the internet - pre-86 kids experienced the internet, but weren't on the internet until after high school (hence social IQs above 30). They retroactively applied the millennial label further back, starting in like 2010. Pre-86 kids and 86+ kids have less in common than Sub-Saharan Africans and Norwegians.

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brahbruh 6 points ago +6 / -0

Looking at some historic photos of NYC, compared to the thumbnail of this article, it would seem that New York was ruined a long time ago when the white, American population who built it was replaced by Africans who hate America.

It sucks that our whole country is going this way (Guacamoleans flooding in), but I'm glad these fucking idiots will get a taste of their favorite ideals, up close and personal.

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brahbruh 2 points ago +2 / -0

That's good, man. You'll probably have cashed out on your rental at literally the exact perfect timing when you look back at this moment 10 years later.

I'm so glad you recommended treasuries, because I just got off a long phone call with my brokerage. Since I've never bought these I wanted to talk to them about the interface and make sure that I understand things enough to not make some kind of stupid mistake. It's so much easier than I thought; we've just been missing out by keeping money in the trading money market account, even at times when I'm not actively trading. I guess we haven't been missing out too much because rates really weren't that great until very recently. We're probably gonna put half of our money in a liquid FDIC savings (since the rates are close) and half of it in treasuries. I figure it's worth the loss of the additional 1/3 of a percent to go with one of these larger/older Internet savings accounts and be A) have instant withdraw liquidity and B) FDIC insurance. Then, half our money is protected based on the solvency of the FDIC and half is based on the solvency of the US treasury in general (I wouldn't bank on the interest payments being guaranteed for sure if we really do hit a financial crisis bigger than 2008).

Then there's the physical gold (in case everything goes up in flames) - that stays. I wouldn't ever keep less than 10% of money in physical gold and silver, no matter the trustworthiness of the government, etc.

Pretty exciting being able to make 1990s style interest in a bank account or anything safe-ish again. That was always my fantasy when I was young, and then I grew up and the interest rates went to zero LMFAO.

BTW, I have a recommendation for you: make sure you print out physical copies of records pertaining all of your money, in case of the event of "digital Covid", which I could see as being a part of the "great reset", great way to accidentally lose all the records for everybody's transactions. It could help, in the event of such a scam being pulled by TPTB.

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brahbruh 2 points ago +2 / -0

Thanks (re: treasuries). I'm going to do that with at least half, lock into 3 months at least.

I have the same thought process (re: chillin') - wait out the depression and also the demographic housing collapse as the largest generation (boomers) enter retirement homes. How long ago did you sell your property? We sold ours in the short span between when I mentioned it a couple months back and last week. I was so worried it would take longer to sell and there'd be a September market crash before closing.

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brahbruh 3 points ago +3 / -0

Can anyone confirm whether the trump / Saudis putting their hands on that crystal ball thing was really in the Simpsons back before the real pic was taken?

cc u/factdigger

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brahbruh 1 point ago +1 / -0

We're not going to see that high of yeild

We could, if the Fed goes full Vulker.

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