Brutal Capitalism and the USD
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To wrap things up regarding those "forum experts" who were being a bit dishonest while sucking up to the corporate lobbyists...
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placidranger said:Doesn't really look the part.
The Yes Men video.
Rastani’s recent interview over at Forbes: According to this piece from Forbes, things aren't exactly looking up for the tech sector—especially regarding how people view leadership. It’s the same old story, really. We see these massive shifts in market sentiment, and once the dust settles, it’s usually the same players left holding the bag. I remember back when I was working in Chicago, watching similar patterns play out during the housing bubble—the ego involved is always the same, regardless of the industry. This article dives into the fallout of recent decisions, and frankly, it’s a bit predictable if you’ve been paying attention to the way these big firms operate. It's all part of the cycle.
Besides, I don't see what's so funny about predicting a crisis.
Amy Rodriguez10 said:
The mafia runs the world. Honestly, what we call them matters less than the reality. These people can never have enough wealth. Just look at an old guy like George Soros—he has no idea what to do with all that cash, yet it’s still never quite enough.🙂
The real geniuses? The ones who actually believe Warren Buffett and Bill Gates are the richest men on earth just because Forbes put their names on a list.😂
Jack Myers59 said:So, what kind of election are we talking about here? Voting for Miss Saudi Arabia? That's wild.