Abolishing partial credit
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I don't really get what your problem is—you aren't even part of the Alternative crowd...
No, these aren't posts from the Alternative boards; they belong right here on the Economy section 😲 ...and I mean literally through hundreds, if not thousands, of posts (and unfortunately, I can still see your deleted ones). Every single year since roughly 2011, you’ve been predicting the total collapse of the US, falling even deeper into the rabbit hole.
You had a bit of luck throughout most of 2022, mostly because the main board didn't have any active moderation going on—Wand had basically checked out, and I was just sticking to the sub-sub-forums... But once boldcanyon14 stepped in, of course, he cleaned things up and we all agreed on the partial changes. The Economy section isn't going anywhere.
Kerefek76 said:Yeah... this crisis isn't happening because there’s an actual shortage of food, electricity, or gas—it's happening because the elite decided to manufacture a crisis at any cost.
Come autumn, they’ll roll out the vaccinations again, timed perfectly with the economic and energy crises to maximize the impact.
Kerefek76 said:I've already been labeled a COVID "conspiracy theorist" on other threads, but here we go again:
https://www.nti.org/wp-content/uploa...G48VO_JnJupjw8
The drill took place in March 2021. It simulated a biological attack involving monkeypox across two fictional countries. The start of this imaginary pandemic? May 2022.
And what are we seeing now? A monkeypox outbreak, exactly as outlined in the document.
What else does the document predict?
Expected duration—December 2023. 3.6 billion infected, 270 million dead. The real mess hits in 2023.
Download this document right now and watch how things unfold.
And please, spare me the "it's just a conspiracy theory" whining...
You have a document that spells out a monkeypox outbreak occurring at the exact moment it actually happened.
Kerefek76 said:Nothing happens before autumn—because it looks like Xi won't hold his re-election until then, which will cement him as the permanent leader of China following those 2018 law changes (remember, they scrapped the two-term limit).
Once that's done, anything goes, because Xi will have solidified his power enough to be practically untouchable. A conflict over Taiwan likely won't kick off before he secures that seat.
Meanwhile, Russia should be wrapping up its "special operation."
The Ukrainian military is already in shambles, so things could wrap up pretty quickly.
Poland is already eyeing Galicia and Lviv, while Canada is looking toward Transcarpathia and Mukachevo.
I'd go as far as to say Viktor Orbán is prepping for a quick move into Transcarpathia alongside the Poles under the guise of "restoring order" or some similar excuse.
The dismantling of Ukraine seems highly probable.
And in the meantime?
We have a very convenient distraction in the form of monkeypox. So everyone can stop posting Ukrainian flags and start posting monkey icons instead, I guess.
Kerefek76 said:It’s about time everyone starts realizing that nothing happens in a vacuum—especially when it’s being blasted all over the news. There is absolutely no such thing as a random, disconnected event.
The COVID pandemic, the financial crisis, US-China relations trade wars, the war in Ukraine, supply chain collapses, monkeypox, the carbon footprint agenda, the LGBTQ+ agenda, the GMO agenda, 5G/6G tech, electric self-driving cars, the BLM movement, abortion rights, woke culture, ISIS terrorists, and even the school shootings here in America (and most other "random" mass shootings).
You can't look at any one of these things in isolation; you have to look at the entire tapestry to actually grasp the patterns and the true objectives behind them.
The moderators here on the forum make a mistake—whether intentional or not—by strictly limiting discussions to a single topic. For instance, if there's a thread on the Economy, you aren't allowed to talk about the war in Ukraine or the LGBTQ+ agenda, and on a thread about the war in Ukraine, you can't pivot to COVID or the carbon footprint agenda. The mods and the resident agitators constantly shut that down, forcing everything into shallow, narrow conversations. You’ll see it all the time—on economic threads, geopolitics and demographic shifts that directly impact the market are ignored, and the discussion just ends with endless, useless "analyses" from our friend Sh@dow, who tries to pin everything on certain indices, monetary policy, or other trivial economic factors.
Of course, this is done on purpose—sometimes out of pure ignorance—to keep people compartmentalized. The economist stays in his box. The soldier stays in his. The doctor stays in his... and so on.
And it isn't just limited to this forum. It’s systemic throughout the entire education system. People are fed fragmented knowledge about how the world functions. The result is a bunch of know-it-alls who insist on imposing their hyper-limited worldview on everyone else. And thank God, we have plenty of those here on this forum.
Just to give a banal example... telecom experts (5G and whatnot) don't learn a single thing about biology or the electromagnetic nature of a cell tower, while doctors aren't taught anything about technical electromagnetism or how telecommunications actually work. Not even the basics. Absolutely nothing.
The result? Total fog regarding research into how 5G networks (and 4G, and all networks for that matter) affect the human body. Nobody knows anything because you have fanatics on both sides who simply cannot understand the other perspective.
Another example? Professional soldiers and strategists don't learn about economics, while economists don't learn about warfare. And neither group learns about biology, virology, or toxicology. This leads to a complete lack of understanding regarding current events. Everyone looks at COVID, the war in Ukraine, and the trade war with China from a few years back as isolated incidents, or at best, loosely connected ones. In reality, they are tightly linked through cause and effect. And don't even get me started on the seemingly impossible connections to, say, the LGBTQ+ agenda or electric vehicles.
My advice to everyone: start reading everything (not literally, obviously, but pick quality articles). Don't just stick to what interests you. It doesn't even matter if something is blatant propaganda or not. Every piece of information is useful. Stop wasting your time on mindless series and movies, repetitive TV shows, clickbait articles, and silly internet clips. Start watching documentaries on anything, reading professional papers on any subject, and actively following the geopolitical situation across all parts of the globe (roughly speaking, of course).
After a few years of doing that, you'll start to see the connections you once thought were impossible.
Eventually, you’ll just have that moment where everything clicks—you’ll intuitively grasp how the gears actually turn.
That's when people claim they've finally "woken up" and will never "sleep" again.
No, these aren't posts from the Alternative boards; they belong right here on the Economy section 😲 ...and I mean literally through hundreds, if not thousands, of posts (and unfortunately, I can still see your deleted ones). Every single year since roughly 2011, you’ve been predicting the total collapse of the US, falling even deeper into the rabbit hole.
You had a bit of luck throughout most of 2022, mostly because the main board didn't have any active moderation going on—Wand had basically checked out, and I was just sticking to the sub-sub-forums... But once boldcanyon14 stepped in, of course, he cleaned things up and we all agreed on the partial changes. The Economy section isn't going anywhere.
