Comments by "Edward McLaughlin" (@edwardmclaughlin7935) on "Liberty and Finance" channel.

  1. 1. Cripple and tear-down Western economies 2. Render all Western societies destitute 3. Offer the peoples of Western societies the lifeline of UBI 4. Make the issue of UBI conditional upon certain 'requirements' 5. Do with the UBI rate whatever is needed 6. Watch as the concepts of individual rights and freedom fade into history 7 Keep the media emphasising danger and 'the greater good' 8. Sit back and enjoy your plutocratic seat of power overseen by your technocrats.
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  2. I wish Mr Weiner all the best in his venture/on his mission. If we are to regain any form of hope, it will be brought to us by someone with that same integrity and determination to escape the fiat scam.
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  3.  @cw1967  Same here mate. Pureblood too.
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  4. He thinks we're in a recession? We are tripping gaily through the foothills of the biggest depression in history.
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  5. "Let's Go Brandon!"
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  6. Lynn Beynon We need schools to teach monetary sense.
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  7. A very interesting, if sometimes confusing interview. A few mentions are made here of the 'families' of the 'cabal'. It would help tremendously if we could have some names of actual people involved rather than these vague terms. This would help when trying to convince people of the situation we are up against.
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  8. BonBon416 Great logic: it hasn't happened, so it won't happen.
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  9. Scott "When all else fails, they take you to war". Gerald Celente.
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  10. MMRI (Mannarino Market Risk Indicator) been over 300 range a couple of weeks now. Today 316.
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  11. DigitalDreams Buy the lovely stuff.
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  12. DR E You just lived through 2020 - a year that made the phrase 'can you imagine', somewhat obsolete.
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  13. "...since there's a reason to discount the information coming on inflation." I do hope there isn't the suggestion here, that our friends at the Fed' might not be handling affairs in complete honesty?
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  14. IMF 'Spend as much as you can'. While you can. On single malt.
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  15. Well, it's good to listen to new voices so as to gain a wider view. I have to say I wouldn't rush back to this one. His view is at best partial and in some passages positively confused. He bemoans 'conspiracy theory' at an early stage; then later describes the resort of people to alternatives to the propaganda of establishment sources. At whose behest and to what end does he think that propaganda is put together and distributed? Does this all happen in a transparent and open manner? The Fed' that he holds in such esteem was from its very design and inception, the result of the meetings of a small coterie of men who gathered in secrecy in order to gain power over others. Its operation is carried-on in that same way. How is the word 'conspiracy' held in such ridicule as a descriptor of such? As for gold and it being for war: maybe, but it runs out very quickly and then, as history repeatedly has shown, the funny money machine gets cranked-up. Gold is high ground in a flood.
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  16. DJ A-Myx At any point of their choosing. They have the MSM controlled totally. As soon as the middle class have been brought to their ruin, the new system can be rolled-out. God help us all.
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  17. Getting rid of poverty might not be as benign as it sounds. Maybe just getting rid of poor people is their aim? How to do that?
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  18. 9999 You mean you chose not to save Granny?!
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  19. post script The Dominion machine marches on.
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  20. Forget tax evasion, money laundering etc they will use the powers that CBDC gives them, to see if you're eating too much meat, burning too much diesel, taking too many flights. The inception of CBDCs will be the enslavement of the world.
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  21.  @ronaldingleby8158  Agreed. At the same time, we should be mindful that the very name 'BRICS' is of JP Morgan origin.
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  22. Sheeva Matimbas Enjoy Pax Sino. Make ready for slavery.
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  23. Joe Taz Me too. He's adamant that we all need to view things - regarding inflation - in the same way as does the Fed': ie don't pay any attention to the money printing scam. According to him, it's all about velocity.
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  24. Hunchonomics.
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  25. "...the West is bleeding-out..." It's more ominous than that: the people of the West are being bled white by the people they voted for.
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  26. Jeremy That's your job mate.
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  27. Professor L Great logic: it hasn't happened, so it won't happen.
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  28. 13:17 takes swig from palladium beaker.
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  29. "...the miners have gone down for years..." They've had enough of getting shafted?
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  30.  @AJ-ox8xy  Good that we know this! What to do though?
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  31. Around 2:20 Egypt???
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  32.  @leeanderson2912  Confection, I don't do.
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  33. 'etc' short for 'et cetera'.
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  34. "I find myself more and more relying for a solution of our problems on the invisible hand which I tried to eject from economic thinking twenty years ago." John Maynard Keynes, nearing the end of his life.
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  35. MediaC Think I'm with you. This 'specific outcome'? What are we talking?
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  36. sensenisok A hawkish one.
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  37. We need to get people shaken out of their fixation with the MSM hypnosis, and man back up. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ck4ap9mb-H4
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  38. What does it look like? The colour red features a lot.
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  39. I like the cut of Mr Mannario's jib. 'Shock and ore'
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  40. He might know his financial stuff but he talks bollocks about the climate. Tony Heller would put him straight.
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  41.  @BrianHeimbuecher  Not looking good for the Oasis development then?
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  42. The economy doesn't need to be 'rescued from covid'. The economy needs to be freed from lockdown and to be able to trade normally. We know this and the people who locked us all down know it full well. The virus, and the criminal actions taken by authorities subsequent to MSM propaganda regarding the virus, are two distinct things.
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  43. Wow. This bit that starts around 50mins in, 'not enough to have tangible - need community'. This is what scares me most. I've done what I've learned I need to do for my family: I've stashed and it's out there away and safe and recorded. I've then gone on to try and convince my wider family and friends to do same. It's been more than six months now. I've failed. Not a one has been persuaded of the need to change; they think I'm mad. To them, I'm a conspiracy theorist and I need to calm down. My community has not shown up.
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  44. If 'vaccines' were to prove in any way effective in getting the small and medium businesses back trading and employing people, then they would be tactically withdrawn. Mr Pento seems to retain that innocent notion that the governments of the western economies are still comprised of people in whose minds, the healthy operation of free-enterprise and the market, is a worthwhile aim.
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  45. Oscar Windham The people who once turned-up for work each morning and did stuff in return for pay, are now sitting on the sofa all day eating pizza and getting paid for that, courtesy of the money printers. How is stuff going to be done?
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  46.  @oscarwindham6016  I am not 'these people' and I had not envisaged being lectured on the basics. If you view the fictitious creation of trillions of dollars, given to keep workers not working, as being 'financial deliverance' then you are not really grasping how QE works.
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  47.  @oscarwindham6016  Read some Richard Werner. I'll wait.
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  48. Black Slacks They eat horses don't they?
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  49. Well, what a great interview. The foray into the psyops that are being carried out, I found very interesting and I welcome such discussion as there is a dearth of any kind of public debate about what is such a huge imposition on our lives. I'm in UK and we have been in various phases of lockdown since mid-March 2020. I was initially fully behind the gov' as we were assured we were up against a very new virus the danger of which was very severe. Our Prime Minister told us in very grave tones that 'every family will lose members before their time'. Three weeks to 'flatten the curve' we were told. By May I had done my research and looked at the phoney video from China and I went 180 degrees in my thinking. We were told not to wear masks as it is a wast of time. I thought that doesn't sound right so I googled to find that every one of the results confirmed: the science said, basically masks don't stop viral spread. So I took the stand at that. Then they came back in June with 'guidelines' to suggest wearing masks in public spaces. This was taken by most people to be a law but I refused to wear one, citing the science I had read. After a few 'differences' with people I went back to google to make a note of the top results. Guess what - the field was now filled with new studies and articles showing that in fact, masks DO help stop viral spread. All of these returns were dated Jun 2020. I do not and will not wear a mask. Our gov' is 'advised' by a select group of scientists called SAGE. Until well into our lockdown it did not have a virologist within its ranks. It did however have many 'Behavioural Psychologists' whose job it is to 'change behaviours' by means of 'nudging'. The whole of the MSM is waging a daily war, raining down a steady stream of traumatising propaganda - as Mr Mannarino suggests: those who listen to this flow are programmed into unquestioning compliance. Comment already too long so lastly: why are we not hearing anything from the celebrity people? The actors, musicians, singers, comedians, dancers etc whose lives are ruined as much as any; where are they and why are they not putting their shoulder to the task of getting all this out there? I ask this of them and have not had one answer yet.
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  50. patty sizer No. Ruining the economy was the reason. As long as the economy was still operating, it could not be replaced (built back better). 'Better' for who has to be the question. The plans for what was done to us in 2020 were laid out in a formal document a full decade earlier. Spend just five minutes on this. Then share!: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DFrU5sXS8f4
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  51. "...the cost of living's going up, that means inflation..." Sounds like a perfect inversion of the actual dynamic. Two years of printing funny money to the tune of trillions, is by definition, inflation. Given that stunt, the rise in the cost of living is pretty much baked-in.
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  52. Oresome insight.
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  53. She's really good, but: she fudged the Klaus Schwab/MMT/faux communism question. Also, she demeans the holding of gold as against the holding of dollars, by referring to effects of inflation. The inflation she observes is more just the price rise consequence of the real inflation: the real thing that's happening to dilute dollars: that burrrrr noise that can only get louder.
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  54. All the latest financial news. From a green rooster.
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  55. Brilliant commentator, BUT. Again, someone blaming covid for a problem that it did not cause. Covid was never prevalent enough to stop China from filling its ships. China chose to lockdown and that is what held up the logistic chain. When China lifted lockdown, as stated by Mr Macleod, they simply rolled over the virus and got on with business. As a result, they are the one economy that has managed to grow during 2020. Contrast with western economies whereby the lockdowns have remained in place.
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  56. Great authority on all things financial but he's wrong on the vaccines. AMacL describes the situation as badly managed. In truth, the vaccines are being very expertly managed so as not to provide the lifting of lockdowns. The public wants them lifted; the leaders are determined they must stay in place until the small/medium business sector is snuffed-out. The promise of vaccines was a very powerful tool in getting the public to accept this most horrible of winters. Now that they are here they must not be allowed to actually change anything. Nowhere near any return of freedom.
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  57. Chickens aren't going cheap these days.
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