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It is all part of a kind of controlled demolition of the economy. Just like in 9/11, the charges have all been placed and will be triggered to go off at the chosen time. Down it will come and the 1 percent will be enriched (to an even greater degree than they were by the response to the Covid plandemic) while the populace at large will experience something like another Great Depression.

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When it starts to implode, it will be like the Titanic submarine! This is the beginning of the end of the dollar, the beginning of digital control of eveything. We have another year and a half of this regime - or more if they do not let us vote any better than 2020.

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Why no mention of Elon Musk's famous firings. He and Twitter are running on a skeleton crew! I believe he dumped quite a few Tesla workers, yet he gets no mention here despite being the guy who kicked it all off and made firing your entire staff look cool.

Anyway, the economy IS doing well. There are things beyond the economy's control which we don't like, but that's not the fault of politics.

As always though, hope for the best and prepare for the worst. The climate problems are going to worsen and we're going to suffer because of it. Make sure you're all prepped for weather extremes, food/water, safety and so on.

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Yes the economy is doing pretty well for sure;

Headlines

-Americans’ personal savings rate is near an all-time low – an economist explains what it means as a potential recession looms

-FED chart on real cause of inflation,

https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/M2SL

-U.S. Auto Sales Hit Record Low In April

-Homes for sale hit record low as rate hikes walloped market (6-22-23)

-The Spike in Homelessness in US Cities Isn’t Slowing Down (July 13-2023)

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