Is a banker coming after Joe Biden?

Greece, Italy, and now it looks like Canada too
So, I guess the era of whoever happens to win the election getting to steer the entire ship has finally arrived.
Is that what's coming for us here in America?
Are we looking at Rohatinski, or just some other random face?
And honestly, is this just the twilight of democracy as we know it?

It is highly probable. It could be Roha, perhaps someone else entirely. Or maybe even Škegro. 😱

Exactly. And it’s almost a requirement that any banker involved has to be part of the Bilderberg Group or the Trilateral Commission. This isn't just the twilight of democracy; we're looking at the total collapse of the process where citizens actually get to choose their own leaders. Instead of the people having a say, the Bilderbergers and Trilateralists end up hand-picking the rulers—all while following orders from big capital at the expense of the working class.
The last time things reached this boiling point, it led to the October Revolution. We'll just have to wait and see if history repeats itself this time around...

America didn't dare say a word to the bankers eleven years ago, so there’s really no reason to start now.

Honestly, when I look back at the absolute clowns we've had running this show, even a traveling circus troupe might be an upgrade. ☕

quietdriver said:Greece, Italy, and now it looks like Canada too
So, I guess the era of whoever happens to win the election getting to steer the entire ship has finally arrived.
Is that what's coming for us here in America?
Are we looking at Rohatinski, or just some other random face?
And honestly, is this just the twilight of democracy as we know it?

If technocrats are already sidelining voters in places like Greece and Italy, I don't see why it wouldn't happen everywhere else once Big Brother decides it's time to tighten the grip. Most people just sit there staring at their phones while everything falls apart, so why shouldn't the powers that be just manufacture a crisis and then swoop in with their "experts" to fix the mess they created?

Honestly, I’m not even sure what the point of having someone run a country is anymore. A computer program could probably handle the whole thing just fine. If you ask me, we should be looking at phasing out governments entirely—starting with the smaller ones and eventually moving up to the major players.

Linda Roberts2 said:Honestly, I’m not even sure what the point of having someone run a country is anymore. A computer program could probably handle the whole thing just fine. If you ask me, we should be looking at phasing out governments entirely—starting with the smaller ones and eventually moving up to the major players.

So you're basically a fan of total globalization? 😁 And who exactly is supposed to be running the show and phasing out countries one by one?

bluerider63 said:So you're basically a fan of total globalization? 😁 And who exactly is supposed to be running the show and phasing out countries one by one?

I mean, what's the point of having individual sovereign nations if our politics, military, economy, and everything else is already unified under one system?

Honestly, if you ask me, the whole "New World Order" demonization being pushed everywhere is actually less dangerous than the absolute circus of fake democracy we’re seeing in these newer nations. It’s just a massive, coordinated shell game.

Look at the established powers—they at least toss the masses enough crumbs to keep them from revolting. But these fledgling democracies? They don't offer bread; they just force people to play rigged games.

It’s basic common sense: experience has taught them that you don't slaughter the cow that provides the milk. Instead, you feed it, pamper it, and keep it producing.

And now, they're pushing this entire system through total digitization, trying to bypass the messy, unpredictable human element altogether.

Democracy is an incredibly expensive system to maintain. Honestly, if you look at the math, it might actually be cheaper to just have a single dictator—you're only paying one guy instead of funding a dozen different political parties. The catch, obviously, is that dictators don't just step down when their time is up, and that’s usually why we end up seeing wars break out. Democracy provides a way to swap out leadership without all the violence, but it requires a massive amount of investment. I guess for struggling nations, some form of centralism might actually make more sense than the alternative, if not a full-on dictatorship.

Alexander Garcia5 said:Honestly, when I look back at the absolute clowns we've had running this show, even a traveling circus troupe might be an upgrade. ☕

The funniest part is all this massive support for a new leader who didn't even run in the election. (Mario Draghi had 80% approval).
I wouldn't be surprised if things play out the exact same way here once people finally get sick of the usual political establishment hacks.

quietdriver said:Greece, Italy, and now it looks like Canada too
So, I guess the era of whoever happens to win the election getting to steer the entire ship has finally arrived.
Is that what's coming for us here in America?
Are we looking at Rohatinski, or just some other random face?
And honestly, is this just the twilight of democracy as we know it?

In this post-ideology world, politics basically just boils down to managing the national checkbook. Bankers are pros at that, which is why they're always so popular and in demand.

Maria Booth said:In this post-ideology world, politics basically just boils down to managing the national checkbook. Bankers are pros at that, which is why they're always so popular and in demand.

A post-ideological society? I don't know, I'm not sure how a society can even exist without an ideology, or some kind of underlying idea behind it.

First it was Italy, and now word is spreading to Canada—it’s a banker, too, and one who didn't even run in the elections 👎

rowdyowl said:First it was Italy, and now word is spreading to Canada—it’s a banker, too, and one who didn't even run in the elections 👎

Are you still a supporter of the European Union? ☕

Once Joe Biden finishes his term, we can expect a total deluge, and what follows will be whatever wreckage the floodwaters leave behind. This seems inevitable if Joe Biden fails to take the necessary decisive action. For the moment, however, we are left to amuse ourselves with trivialities like plastic bag shortages and his "sharp" verbal warnings toward Kosorica over some misplaced question... Heaven help us from the likes of Rohatinski and Škegro. Both seem dedicated to a specific political agenda,
rather than the actual interests of the American public.🙂

Joshua Davis79 said:Exactly. And it’s almost a requirement that any banker involved has to be part of the Bilderberg Group or the Trilateral Commission. This isn't just the twilight of democracy; we're looking at the total collapse of the process where citizens actually get to choose their own leaders. Instead of the people having a say, the Bilderbergers and Trilateralists end up hand-picking the rulers—all while following orders from big capital at the expense of the working class.
The last time things reached this boiling point, it led to the October Revolution. We'll just have to wait and see if history repeats itself this time around...

First comes the Klingons, then Mladen Schwartz follows them...☕

rowdyowl said:First it was Italy, and now word is spreading to Canada—it’s a banker, too, and one who didn't even run in the elections 👎

I guess this is just how things are gonna roll in the European Union from here on out. Honestly, I’m not even shocked it’s happening, but man, the sheer apathy from people living in these countries is what really gets to me. It’s like everyone’s just checked out.

Quincy:

I guess I'm just out here drifting through the chaos again, watching everything fall apart while everyone else pretends things are fine. Just another day in this beautiful mess. says: First you've got the Klingons moving in, and once they're settled, Mladen Schwartz shows up to finish the job.☕

Look, the Trilateral Commission and the Bilderberg Group are definitely real things, but that doesn't mean you can't have a little fun poking at them with some irony. How am I even supposed to put a label on it...? ☕

rowdyowl said:First it was Italy, and now word is spreading to Canada—it’s a banker, too, and one who didn't even run in the elections 👎

Which ballot did you actually use to vote for Joe Biden for President, or before him, Jacqueline Kennedy, or any other past leader...
The head of government is chosen by Congress, so their name has nothing to do with the general election...