Comments by "gerhard7" (@gerhard7323) on "Neo-feudalism: G7 supports BlackRock buying up world's infrastructure, to make rich even richer" video.

  1. This is truly a brilliant presentation.
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  2. I think you'll find it's less about envy and more about anger at the way both the political and financial systems are deliberately skewed to favour one group over the enduring detriment of the other. Ironically, socialism is the preserve of the rich and capitalism is reserved exclusively for the poor.
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  3. It's no longer the rise of the rentiers. This is the endgame.
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  4. Mainstream economists are nothing more than paid shills. High priests there to do their masters' bidding.
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  5. The rise of the rentiers is inexorable.
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  6. Notwithstanding what's happening elsewhere in the world, there's plenty of US vital infrastructure that is privately owned. Even your own central bank is FFS. Just because what should be truly public infrastructure like highways and bridges aren't yet that doesn't mean to say they won't be. At some point much will become so dilapidated and doubtless given a few high profile disasters that the 'private investment' argument will be made as the only means to save and maintain them as the public coffers are too pressed or empty. The US has one of the most expensive, least efficient for money spent healthcare systems in the world based on this BS narrative and if that isn't the canary in the coalmine for you then nothing is.
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  7. BTC is an establishment backed Ponzi scheme. The US Government itself owns $5bn of them and sovereign governments elsewhere own around $8bn. Further to that, look at how much is held by relatively few corporations, most notably US ones. Crypto 'sovereign' whales make the market weather and lay in wait for the next batch of greater and/or desperate fools and governments get their tax cut when these 'assets' are sold for profit. Inevitably there's always someone who'll make money from cryptos, but invariably it's because someone else loses. It is the very opposite of the democratization of money people insist on claiming it is and nor is it the super secure untouchable payment system some people also claim as evidenced by the Canadian trucker protest cryptowallet freeze by Trudeau's government. The most telling thing there was that it happened, not whether it was illegal or not. And that's without going into the tens of billions a year of fraud that cryptos have spawned or its increasing criminal associations.
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  8. BTC is BS. It's a globalist establishment backed Ponzi scheme. Like 'the House' they are weather makers, take their 20% regardless and don't give a sh*t whether 'the next greater fools' win or lose.
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  9. BTC is an establishment backed Ponzi scheme. The US Government itself owns $5bn of them and sovereign governments elsewhere own around $8bn. Further to that, look at how much is held by relatively few corporations, most notably US ones. Crypto 'sovereign' whales make the market weather and lay in wait for the next batch of greater and/or desperate fools and governments get their tax cut when these 'assets' are sold for profit. Inevitably there's always someone who'll make money from cryptos, but invariably it's because someone else loses. It is the very opposite of the democratization of money people insist on claiming it is and nor is it the super secure untouchable payment system some people also claim as evidenced by the Canadian trucker protest cryptowallet freeze by Trudeau's government. The most telling thing there was that it happened, not whether it was illegal or not. And that's without going into the tens of billions a year of fraud that cryptos have spawned or its increasing criminal associations.
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  10. 'The love of money is the root of all evil' The way things are going, this will not end well. There are obviously a relatively few human beings on the planet for whom even too much is never enough and where riches far beyond the dreams of avarice will not suffice.
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