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At the start of the covid nonsense, when the market started trending downward, and then people were taken off of work, lots of ridiculous and short-sighted measures were taken to stabilize things. It was obvious at the time that hyperinflation would result. The extent to which this was 'inflicted' is hard to say, considering how crazy even the people who make those decisions are at this point.
>Millions upon millions dead, the rough beast howling and braying in its Bethlehem manger, and a Bush scion mugging for the camera.I don't understand why that's disappointing. Indeed, that was always the endgame, long before even the direct actions which resulted in this specific in this inevitable manifestation, and it would have taken an actual active of divine intervention or some impossibly amazing person to avoid it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y90LT7-4yv4And indeed, this is fine for them too. In the places worst struck, the masses will cry out for anyone to save them.
Thesis, antithesis, synthesis.
The reaction is inevitable, so if you cause the problem, you can preempt the solution however you like.
Ironically, I think your mistake was always the same one pol inevitably makes. You give your enemies too much credit. Watching all these people so much smarter than me engage in such myopathy makes me feel just as lonely as the ones who put their head in the sand.
The artilleryman is a fool. An absolute fool. His plan is absurd. But that's okay, because he has an approach that relies on nothing but the spirit of man. And that'll do, pig.
