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"no one saw inflation coming"

crypto twitter the last 3 years:pic.twitter.com/EUovSBQSLu

— yzy.eth (@LilMoonLambo) December 7, 2022

We’ve said from the beginning: the inflation has no bottom, and the best thing the government can do is manage this “default by inflation” thing as responsibly as possible.

There is no way to stop it at this point without completely destroying the world economy. Allowing it to happen would be much, much less destructive than interfering.

People think they’re smarter, and act like this is the 1980s, and you can just raise interest rates to draw down inflation. But things are way too far gone. Raising interest rates just deflates the value of assets during an inflation crisis, which makes a double whammy, and does NOT do anything to stop inflation.

You learned things in school about the basics of economics. I get that. But those basics no longer apply.

Reuters:

Globally, people are experiencing inflation at levels not seen for decades as prices surge for essentials like food, heating, transport and accommodation. And though a peak could be in sight, the effects may yet get worse.

How did we get here? In two words: pandemic and war.

A long and comfortable period of scant inflation and low interest rates ended abruptly after COVID-19 struck, as governments and central banks kept locked-down businesses and households afloat with trillions of dollars of support.

That lifeline kept workers from joining dole queues, businesses from going broke and house prices from crashing. But it also knocked supply and demand out of kilter as never before.

By 2021, as lockdowns ended and the global economy grew at its fastest post-recession pace in 80 years, all that stimulus money overwhelmed the world’s trading system.

Factories that had been idled could not ratchet up fast enough to meet demand, COVID-safe rules caused labour shortages in retail, transport and healthcare, and the recovery boom caused a spike in energy prices.

If that wasn’t enough, Russia invaded Ukraine in February and Western sanctions on the major oil and gas exporter sent fuel prices yet higher.

Known as a “tax on the poor” because it hits those on low incomes the hardest, double-digit inflation has exacerbated inequalities worldwide. While wealthier consumers can rely on savings built up during pandemic lockdowns, others struggle to make ends meet and a growing number rely on food banks.

With winter setting in across the northern hemisphere, that squeeze on living costs will tighten as fuel bills soar. Workers have taken strike action in sectors from healthcare to aviation to demand that wages keep pace with inflation. In most cases, they are having to settle for less.

The problem here is: the US government does not want to solve any of these problems. There is a way to peacefully allow massive inflation. There are many countries in the world, particularly those that have gone through communism, where the denomination on small bills is in the hundreds, thousands, or even millions.

These countries went through periods of inflation or even hyperinflation and then managed to right the ship and get everything back on track. In Vietnam, $50 is equal to over a million dong, but the currency is currently very stable.

If the US came to a place where a $100 bill was the new $1 bill, that would not necessarily collapse the economy completely. It would let all of the rich people who are holding huge amounts of debt off the hook, and it would create hard times for the middle class, but it would not lead to global collapse, necessarily.

The US government is purposefully pushing for global collapse, in particular because they think it will harm China more than it will harm them. I don’t think this is correct, and it actually seems very insane. But I don’t think we can draw any other conclusions from what we see these people doing.

]]> Oh, So We’re Doing “Cars as Software as a Service” Now? Typical. https://www.anglinarchive.com/2022/11/23/oh-so-were-doing-cars-as-software-as-a-service-now-typical/ Wed, 23 Nov 2022 00:00:00 +0000

Mercedes is adding a subscription fee to their electric vehicles that will increase horsepower and torque. It's happening. Late-stage capitalism is going to have people paying a monthly fee to improve the performance of a car they already bought. pic.twitter.com/7rHIkolC9R

— Fifty Shades of Whey (@davenewworld_2) November 22, 2022

Everyone is getting poorer, including rich people and including companies.

As this situation continues, these corporations are going to start squeezing people more and more. They kind of have to, because serious downsizing of large companies is virtually impossible – especially when you don’t have the option of selling parts of the company to other companies because all other companies are also broke.

You’re going to see this sort of squeezing first from German companies, as The Big Squeeze hit Germany first. But the Germany problem is going to spread everywhere. As we’ve said over and over again, energy is an international market, so unless a country is buying energy from a sanctioned country, the price rises from energy sanctions on countries affect every country.

Business Insider:

How would you feel about paying $5 each month for the ability to lock and unlock your car from a distance through an app? What about a $25-per-month charge for advanced cruise control or $10 to access heated seats? What if those charges continued long after your car was paid off?

As vehicles become increasingly connected to the internet, car companies aim to rake in billions by having customers pay monthly or annual subscriptions to access certain features. Not content with the relatively low-margin business of building and selling cars, automakers are eager to pull down Silicon Valley-style profits.

But unlike with Netflix, you won’t be able to use your ex-girlfriend’s uncle’s login in your new BMW. And car buyers don’t seem too thrilled about the idea.

For automakers, the advantage of this model is clear. Not only do they get a stream of recurring revenue for years after an initial purchase, they can hope to maintain a longer-term relationship with the customer and build brand loyalty, said Kristin Kolodge, vice president and head of auto benchmarking and mobility development at J.D. Power.

This approach can also allow carmakers to streamline manufacturing by building cars to more uniform specifications, Mark Wakefield, who runs the automotive and industrial practice at the consulting firm AlixPartners, told Insider. Down the line, owners can add on the features they want à la carte.

…

Some people may welcome the ability to only pay for the features they actually want, rather than a big bundle of add-ons. But car companies still haven’t figured out exactly what customers are willing to pay for, and what feels like a frustrating upcharge.

In 2019, BMW abandoned a plan to charge $80 per year for Apple CarPlay after widespread pushback. In December, Toyota said it would review a subscription plan that unintentionally paywalled use of the key fob for remote start.

“I think we’re going to see some interesting ebbs and flows of what really sticks,” Kolodge told Insider.

Automakers run the risk of making customers feel like they’re paying twice — once for a function to be built into a vehicle and again to activate it, Kolodge said. They may have more luck asking people to subscribe to brand-new services, rather than familiar features, she added.

Understandably, drivers aren’t nearly as excited about recurring fees as carmakers are.

An April study by Cox Automotive found that 75% of consumers are not willing to subscribe to most vehicle features. Drilling down deeper, 92% of respondents said heated and cooling seats should be included in a car’s up-front price, and 89% said the same for remote-start functions.

There is no plan to bring back Russian energy and there is no plan to bring back coal and other natural sources of energy. These people are telling you that following the cutting off of Russia, the plan is simply to build more windmills.

Turning cars into a service you have to pay for is just the first step in what is going to be a long process of companies squeezing the middle class to try to force them to choose between various things we grew up with as normal.

The people doing this think they’re being clever. There is no reason Germany needed to be dependent on Russia in the first place. They closed all their nuclear plants for no reason, and they have coal (everyone has coal). They made themselves dependent to try to change the weather (they want to turn the earth into a solid sheet of ice).

They think they are doing a Great Reset against you, and that they’re going to stop your breeding, maybe kill you with vaccines and poisoned food, and then replace you with robots.

The big problem here is that Russia and China (along with their increasing number of allies) are not on board with this agenda. If the West destroys their own economy and population, all that does is put them in a worse situation to confront all these people they declared war on.

]]> Breaking: US Prices to Keep Climbing Forever https://www.anglinarchive.com/2022/07/30/breaking-us-prices-to-keep-climbing-forever/ Sat, 30 Jul 2022 00:00:00 +0000
And so it goes. And so it goes.

This is you’re life and you’re poor and you owe it to the Ukraine to be poor and also there is a virus and basically, shut up or you’re going to prison.

AP:

Inflation surged in June and workers’ average wages accelerated in the spring — signs that Americans won’t likely feel any relief from rising prices anytime soon and that the Federal Reserve will feel compelled to further raise borrowing costs.

An inflation gauge closely tracked by the Fed jumped 6.8% in June from a year ago, the government said Friday, the biggest such jump in four decades. Much of the increase was driven by energy and food.

On a month-to-month basis, too, prices surged 1% in June, the biggest such rise since 2005. Even excluding the volatile food and energy categories, prices climbed 0.6% from May to June.

Employees’ wages, excluding government workers, jumped 1.6% in the April-June quarter, matching a record high reached last fall. Higher wages tend to fuel inflation if companies pass their higher labor costs on to their customers, as they often do.

Friday’s figures underscored the persistence of the inflation that is eroding Americans’ purchasing power, dimming their confidence in the economy and threatening Democrats in Congress in the run-up to the November midterm elections.

Some signs indicate that certain categories of inflation may moderate in the coming months, though not by very much: Gas prices have fallen since mid-June from an average national peak of $5 to $4.26, according to AAA. Likewise, other commodity prices, for items such as wheat and copper, have plunged.

But more persistent drivers of inflation show little, if any, evidence of slowing. The wage data released Friday — a measure known as the employment cost index — indicated that paychecks were still growing at a robust pace. That’s good for workers, but it could raise concerns at the Fed about its effect on prices. Chair Jerome Powell specifically cited this measure during a news conference Wednesday as a source of concern for the the central bank’s policymakers.

“This is a (report) that’s going to keep Fed officials up at night,” said Omair Sharif, president of Inflation Insights.

The government also reported Friday that consumer spending managed to just outpace inflation last month, rising 0.1% from May to June. Spending actually jumped, but most of the gain was wiped out by higher prices.

Rising consumer demand for services, such as airline tickets, hotel rooms and restaurant meals, is still helping fuel inflation. Many retail and consumer goods chains, though, say inflation is squeezing shoppers and limiting how far their money goes — a sign that consumer spending could further weaken.

This week, Walmart said its profits would fall because its customers are spending more on pricier food and gas, leaving them less able to buy clothes and other discretionary items. Likewise, Best Buy downgraded its sales and profit forecasts because surging inflation has forced consumers to reduce their purchases of electronics appliances.

Inflation has been rising so fast that despite the pay raises many workers have received, most consumers are falling behind the rising cost-of-living.

High inflation and interest rates are also hampering the U.S. economy, which shrank in the April-June quarter for a second straight quarter, intensifying fears that a recession is looming. Two quarters of declining growth meet an informal rule of thumb for when a recession begins, although robust hiring suggests that the economy still maintains pockets of strength and isn’t yet in a downturn.

On Wednesday, the Fed raised its benchmark interest rate by three-quarters of a point for a second straight time in its most aggressive drive in more than three decades to tame high inflation. Powell signaled that the Fed’ could raise rates by smaller increments in the coming months.

People I guess just want to hear this stuff?

No one wants to believe it’s over?

It is actually totally over, however.

]]> 93% of Americans Significantly Worried About Inflation, 75% Suffering Financial Hardship https://www.anglinarchive.com/2022/07/18/93-of-americans-significantly-worried-about-inflation-75-suffering-financial-hardship/ Mon, 18 Jul 2022 00:00:00 +0000

Who are the 7% not worried about inflation?

People who are hundreds of millions or billions of dollars in debt, I guess? They don’t really understand that this isn’t going to be good for them. Wall Street itself is going to end up losing. Some of the will be able to escape with cryptocurrency and property in New Zealand, maybe figure out a way to move large amounts of gold bullion to underground vaults in New Zealand (though this is virtually impossible to do legally).

New York Post:

A whopping 93% of American voters are “concerned” with the level of inflation, and slightly more than half fear the economy will only get worse a year from now, according to a poll released on Sunday.

The 93% is an increase of six percentage points from May, and includes 67% who are “extremely” and 25% who are “very” concerned about inflation that hit 9.1% in June, a Fox News survey showed.

Asked about their economic outlook, 52% of voters predicted it would get worse over the next year – split evenly between the 26% who said it will get “a little” and “a lot” worse. Some 42%, meanwhile, foresaw the economy becoming “better.”

…

The poll also found that 75% of voters said that inflation has caused them financial hardship over the past six months — up from 67% in December.

Fifty-two percent have altered their travel plans because of gas prices, and 70% have cut back on other spending to afford necessities.

The price rises are becoming exponential, and I mean that in the correct way. People use “exponential” like they use “literally” – I know that and I am not a grammar Nazi and obvious am a big supporter of using “literally” in the reddit way because of triple-layer irony.

But no, really – it is literally exponential.

Also, apparently, people have used “exponential” wrong for so long that now the wrong usage is an official definition.

Literally.

]]> Entire US Industrial Complex at Risk of Shutdown Amid Self-Inflicted Energy Crisis https://www.anglinarchive.com/2022/07/10/entire-us-industrial-complex-at-risk-of-shutdown-amid-self-inflicted-energy-crisis/ Sun, 10 Jul 2022 00:00:00 +0000

CNN: "What do you say to those families that say, 'listen, we can't afford to pay $4.85 a gallon for months, if not years?’"

BIDEN ADVISOR BRIAN DEESE: "This is about the future of the Liberal World Order and we have to stand firm." pic.twitter.com/LWilWSo72S

— Breaking911 (@Breaking911) July 1, 2022

Is Joe Biden low-key based?

He’s just completely destroying everything.

How can this be an accident?

Very cool.

RT:

Operational challenges arising from soaring energy bills have put the entire US industrial complex at risk of partial shutdown, Bloomberg reported on Thursday.

The country’s second-biggest aluminum mill, which accounts for 20% of the national supply, reportedly laid off 600 workers in late June after its electricity bill tripled. Century Aluminum announced plans to leave its Hawesville mill idle for as long as a year, taking out the biggest of its three sites in the US. Meanwhile, the country’s largest aluminum producer Alcoa said it was cutting its production by a third at a mill in Indiana.

At least two steel mills have started to halt some operations in a bid to minimize energy costs, an unnamed industry executive told the agency. In May, a group of factories across the US Midwest warned the country’s energy regulators that some enterprises were on the brink of shutdown for the summer months or longer due to “unjust and unreasonable” electricity costs.

In June, natural gas prices tripled compared to the same period a year ago, sending bills for households and businesses soaring to previously unseen levels. Meanwhile, electricity rates for industrial customers are projected to hit an all-time high this summer.

You’ve got this:

Behind it, you’ve got this:

]]> G7 Wants to Raise $600 Billion to Counter China’s Plan to Make Everyone’s Lives Better https://www.anglinarchive.com/2022/06/27/g7-wants-to-raise-600-billion-to-counter-chinas-plan-to-make-everyones-lives-better/ Mon, 27 Jun 2022 00:00:00 +0000

Just a few years ago, this G7 was a G8 because Putin was allowed to attend. He’s been banned because he is metaphysically evil and committing a genocide against neo-Nazi gangs or Jews or whatever.

Reuters:

Group of Seven leaders on Sunday pledged to raise $600 billion in private and public funds over five years to finance needed infrastructure in developing countries and counter China’s older, multitrillion-dollar Belt and Road project.

U.S. President Joe Biden and other G7 leaders relaunched the newly renamed “Partnership for Global Infrastructure and Investment,” at their annual gathering being held this year at Schloss Elmau in southern Germany.

Biden said the United States would mobilize $200 billion in grants, federal funds and private investment over five years to support projects in low- and middle-income countries that help tackle climate change as well as improve global health, gender equity and digital infrastructure.

“I want to be clear. This isn’t aid or charity. It’s an investment that will deliver returns for everyone,” Biden said, adding that it would allow countries to “see the concrete benefits of partnering with democracies.”

Biden said hundreds of billions of additional dollars could come from multilateral development banks, development finance institutions, sovereign wealth funds and others.

Europe will mobilize 300 billion euros for the initiative over the same period to build up a sustainable alternative to China’s Belt and Road Initiative scheme, which Chinese President Xi Jinping launched in 2013, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen told the gathering.

The leaders of Italy, Canada and Japan also spoke about their plans, some of which have already been announced separately. French President Emmanuel Macron and British Prime Minister Boris Johnson were not present, but their countries are also participating.

China’s investment scheme involves development and programs in over 100 countries aimed at creating a modern version of the ancient Silk Road trade route from Asia to Europe.

White House officials said the plan has provided little tangible benefit for many developing countries.

Biden highlighted several flagship projects, including a $2 billion solar development project in Angola with support from the Commerce Department, the U.S. Export-Import Bank, U.S. firm AfricaGlobal Schaffer, and U.S. project developer Sun Africa.

It’s amazing that actual scientists are not saying that this windmill and solar panel thing will not work, and is extremely destructive to the natural environment. But I guess anyone who says that gets accused of being a racist.

Where is Ursula von der Leyen going to get the products to deliver on her cheap rip-off of One Belt, One Road? The West doesn’t have any products other than weapons systems, pornography and human suffering.

Will her system be used exclusively to deliver transsexual propaganda to small children?

Name one thing the West does better than China that doesn’t have to do with grooming children into homosexuality.

]]> Fed’s Powell Suggests US “CBDC” Fedcoin Will Protect Global Financial Dominance https://www.anglinarchive.com/2022/06/18/feds-powell-suggests-us-cbdc-digital-dollar-as-attempt-to-protect-global-dominance/ Sat, 18 Jun 2022 00:00:00 +0000

NEW – Powell: "Rapid changes are taking place in the global monetary system that may affect the international role of the dollar."

A US central bank digital currency is being examined to "help the US dollar's international standing." pic.twitter.com/htP6r1brNz

— Disclose.tv (@disclosetv) June 17, 2022

No one could have predicted this.

Reuters:

The development of an official digital version of the U.S. dollar could help safeguard its global dominance as other countries issue their own, Fed Chair Jerome Powell said on Friday, weighing in with generally positive remarks on a hot-button topic at the central bank that has left policymakers divided.

“A U.S. CBDC (central bank digital currency) could… potentially help maintain the dollar’s international standing,” Powell said in introductory remarks to a research conference held by the central bank on the international roles of the dollar.

The Fed has just finished a four-month public consultation period soliciting opinions on the idea of a digital dollar. Fed Vice Chair Lael Brainard has emerged as a key supporter while Fed Governor Chris Waller has made the case against.

“As we consider feedback…we will be thinking not just about the current state of the world, but also how the global financial system might evolve over the next 5 to 10 years,” Powell added.

Well.

This isn’t really what he’s saying it is.

The dollar has already collapsed. And a fake cryptocurrency is not going to maintain global dollar dominance. Money is already digital, so this doesn’t serve any purpose in terms of what he is talking about. If you have the correct paperwork, you can internationally transfer millions or billions of dollars from SWIFT for fees that are not significantly higher than a crypto transaction.

Creating a real cryptocurrency as a CBDC would take at least five years (it took China longer than that, and it still isn’t fully implemented). The fed doesn’t have that time. What they are going to do is just going to be based on the model of a standard crypto scam – they’re going to be able to inflate the supply, which defeats the purpose of a cryptocurrency.

This is a ruse. It’s a dollar crash to replace the dollar, which was always the plan.

The plan is not to “digitize the dollar” – it’s to introduce a totally new currency, which is primarily going to be a UBI token for the goyim. They want to pay you to not work, to live in a pod and eat bugs, to take drugs, play video games, and die.

This tiny gay Israeli Jew is one of the key “philosophers” of the World Economic Forum:

There aren’t any “secret conspiracies” anymore. Unless you’re some kind of retard. Bill Gates already told you “coronavirus” was not really deadly and was actually just the flu. If you look at the plan for the “CBDC,” it’s the same thing. It’s not a digitized dollar. That already exists. They are talking about a completely new currency. They are going to merge the Department of Treasury and the Federal Reserve.

They’re going to give you an allowance, basically.

The question is: what will the elite use as a currency? They’re not going to use goytoken.

Well, probably Bitcoin, frankly.

Bitcoin might go lower, it might not, but if all of these big holders get liquidated, the bottom is $8,000. Michale Saylor is saying he can’t get liquidated above like $4,000, but I mean – who knows. I don’t understand that math. He’ll need some new collateral before then.

Nothing is safe, nothing is secure. But if they’re telling you they’re going to make a CBDC, that means they are admitting, in so many words, they’re planning to burn the dollar. I don’t understand how they can do that without first conquering Russia and China, because if they burn the dollar, they can’t fund their ultra-military, and then we’re just Brazil.

Frankly, I consider myself very good at this “big picture” analysis stuff, and any of you can look at my record, and find that for the last 9 years (anniversary coming up!), I’ve been more right than anyone else. But I am telling you right now: I don’t know what is going on.

The domestic agenda simply does not make any sense when contrasted with the geopolitical situation.

Here’s my best recent analysis: The Status of the Globalist Agenda has Been Escalated from “Confused” to “Chaotic”

The people in charge appear to have lost the plot, and this Ukraine debacle proves that they’re not really capable of managing anything at all. So even though it doesn’t make any sense, I don’t see any reason to believe they won’t just totally burn the dollar in the near future.

When things fall apart, they’re going to seize your property, they’re going to seize your gold. They might not seize your farm and your buried gold.

But the bottom line is: despite the current chaos in the crypto market, Bitcoin is probably the best bet. They can’t seize it without kidnapping and torturing you to give them your 24 words. But torture might make you forget your seed, and they don’t really have any way of knowing how much you have if you’re smart about it.

]]> Affordable Housing: That Pod is Gonna Run You $800 a Month https://www.anglinarchive.com/2022/05/05/affordable-housing-that-pod-is-gonna-run-you-800-a-month/ Thu, 05 May 2022 00:00:00 +0000

Rent for a 3-bed, 2-bath in Palo Alto, California can run up to $8,000/month.

14 residents living in one 3-bedroom house are paying $800 a month as they share amenities and sleep in podshttps://t.co/fLcPThIH0h pic.twitter.com/36qjOYcgn5

— philip lewis (@Phil_Lewis_) May 3, 2022

I guess $800 is “affordable” when compared to $8,000. But this this really “housing”?

WXYZ:

14 people living in one 3-bedroom house — it’s part of a new concept to make housing affordable in California.

Rent for a 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom house in Palo Alto would normally run up to $8,000 per month.

Residents here are paying $800 monthly while they share amenities and sleep in pods.

“Our pods are actually 8 feet tall, so it gives enough room for like bigger people and like also some wiggle room, so they’re not like the Japanese capsules. They’re a bit larger,” said Christina Lennox, who co-founded Brownstone Shared Housing.

 

 

No, they’re not like the Japanese capsules.

The Japanese capsules, however, are not in single family homes. Putting 14 people into a single family home in a suburb would have been illegal in a sane age, but the plan is to normalize this, and remove the idea of the “single family home,” so that every family neighborhood can be flooded with offensive midrise apartment buildings. After all, if the lot that house is on had a 12 story tenement, they could be paying $800 for a studio with their own bathroom instead of a pod.

]]> Macron Warns of Global Food Crisis Because of Russian Sanctions, Promises Food Vouchers https://www.anglinarchive.com/2022/03/23/macron-warns-of-global-food-crisis-because-of-russian-sanctions-promises-food-vouchers/ Wed, 23 Mar 2022 00:00:00 +0000

Hahah.

Y’all peasants are going to have to stand around in breadlines because it’s imperative to our values that gay anal neo-Nazis tape people to poles in the Ukraine.

Meanwhile, it’s unlikely Russia is going to have breadlines.

RT:

French President Emmanuel Macron reiterated his promise to issue struggling families with food vouchers amid sharp rises in fuel and raw materials costs, caused, as he claimed, by the ongoing Russian military offensive in Ukraine.

In an interview with France Bleu radio on Tuesday, Macron said the world is facing “a global food crisis.”

Emphasizing that France has advised fellow European countries to come up with a “concerted response” to this issue, the president, who is facing the election on April 10, said his government has already taken a number of measures, including energy caps and fuel discounts, to support the country’s residents.

Stressing that Ukraine and Russia “are true barns for the international food supply,” Macron said: “I want to introduce food vouchers to help the most modest households and the middle classes to face these additional costs.” He added that he would also want his compatriots “to buy locally” and to buy French products.

Macron has mulled the idea of food vouchers since December 2020, now making it one of his campaign promises.

However, the details of a food support program are yet to be revealed. It is not yet known what amount the vouchers would be for, which products they would cover, how exactly they would be distributed and who would be eligible for them.

You can call this whatever you want, but what Macron is talking about is the same thing we’ve been hearing about this whole time: a program where you are so poor the government has to feed you.

You have to wonder: who is great resetting who at this point?

Macron is obviously a World Economic Forum product, and all of these people are presently attempting to use this Ukraine situation to keep great resetting their populations.

At the same time, if great resetting their own populations doesn’t serve any purpose but to collapse the West and transfer global domination, then what are they going for, exactly?

We hear people saying “oh no – Russia and China are in on this, they went to the WEF so now they’re in on it.”

But why?

If the plan is to hand over control of the world to China while destroying the West, from whence does the assumption come that the Chinese will agree to go along with the Western plan?

Xi Jinping and the Chinese leadership are all secretly controlled by anal Jewish globalists?

So… the West is going to create a situation where their entire population is a stupid, decadent, drug-addled, mixed-race slave class, and they have no money or power, and then they’re just going to trust that the Chinese will uphold their promise to go fully anal and Jewish?

A secret promise they made, that there is no evidence for?

Hmm.

Okay.

Well, actually – it looks like the leaders of the West are simply making some very bad decisions. That is not only simpler, but doesn’t require blind faith in a secret conspiracy.

 

]]> I was Completely Right About My 2022 Coronavirus Predictions https://www.anglinarchive.com/2022/03/06/i-was-completely-right-about-my-2022-coronavirus-predictions/ Sun, 06 Mar 2022 00:00:00 +0000

At this point, it is obvious that my more extreme predictions about what would happen with the coronavirus in 2022 were completely wrong. I was right about the vaccine obviously, I was right about the hyping up of the vaccine passports and everything else – but we never saw a Canada situation in America.

I believed that we would see something like we saw in Canada in the United States. It sort of came close. But now, the entire coronavirus hoax has basically been paused as they move into war mode.

I don’t think the coronavirus hoax is going away. They are continuing to vax and talk about new vaxes. But what they needed was to remove anything from the media narrative that was not related to the Ukraine. So they completely backed off of all of the coronavirus stuff.

It is all part of the same program. It is this state of nonstop crisis, aimed towards the total reorganization of society. It’s the Great Reset.

The thing is – this is spinning out of control.

I’ve looked at all of the conspiracy theories about how the war is somehow part of the plan, but there is just no way in which this benefits the Western order. It’s worse than Afghanistan. It’s a massive, total humiliation of the Western order, and they are freaking out, because they hadn’t planned for it to anywhere near the degree that Russia had planned for it.

The current Western elite is pretty good at oppressing its own population, but when you have these outside forces introduced, they appear to go completely haywire.

The result is going to be turning inward more. We are going to see more of this coronavirus style mania, this total crackdown on human behavior, as a result of this war. Some people in Biden regime clear don’t want to do the energy sanctions, because even though David Frum and every other Jew, shill and woman can go on TV and say “we have to sacrifice to save the people of the Ukraine, very few normal people are going to be able to look at $9 gas and doubling or tripling grocery bills and say “well, at least we tried to help the Ukrainians.”

And it will be “tried” – because by the time the effects of these sanctions are felt, Russia will already have complete control over the Ukraine – at least everything east of Kiev. So the reason you’ll be economically crushed is “because we have to take revenge for the Ukraine.”

Right now, they are still spewing the totally deranged narrative that the Ukrainians are somehow going to beat back the Russian army, even whilst the Ukrainian military in the east is nigh completely encircled and is just going to get slaughtered.

There is not going to be anyone left to defend Kiev. Criminal gangs armed by Zelensky are not going to defend the city – when the Russians march in, they will still be looting and raping and fighting each other.

Regime change in Russia is very unlikely, not in small part to the relationship they have with the Chinese. That fact really throws a wrench in the Western plan to deindustrialize and force everyone into poverty in these midrise apartment complex living on government bugs. They will still do that, but while there is an outside power exerting force on them – how is that going to work out for them?

We’re seeing a total breakdown of the social order, to the point where Joe Biden claimed in his State of the Union that he is planning to close the border and re-fund the police – alongside all of his wacky economic promises, which do not make any sense, especially when he is in the process of isolating Russia from the global economy.

I don’t know how long the coronavirus narrative will be dormant. But the point is, all of this same stuff is going to be done, just under a different flag. Instead of fighting against anti-vaxers, they are going to be fighting against Russian agents – which will, by pure coincidence, be the same group of people who were labeled anti-vaxers.

These Jews are already on television saying that anyone who complains about the rise in prices is a traitor to America and a sympathizer with Russia. So that is the new framing – if you’re angry about the economic collapse which is being so hastened by these sanctions, you’re an enemy of the state.

They’re going to link all of this MAGA stuff to the anti-vax stuff to the Russian sympathizer stuff. It’s all just going to be the same attack on normal, white Americans.

The good news is that this is absolutely spinning out of control, and it’s not going to work. It can’t work as long as Russia and China are still standing, and their governments are too much more competent than the American government for the West to compete.

Russian President Vladimir Putin delivers a video address to the nation, following the initiative of the country’s lower house of parliament and security council to recognise two Russian-backed breakaway regions in eastern Ukraine as independent entities, in Moscow, Russia, in a still image taken from video footage released February 21, 2022. Russian Pool/Reuters TV via REUTERS

Right now, they needed this “mass formation psychosis” to be fixed on the Ukraine war, so they just couldn’t keep up the virus thing. Basically, there was no time on the airwaves for it. So they just backed off of it, pretty much completely – except for the vaccines you still have to take every six months or whatever it is.

Regardless of the fact that we never went full QR code lockdown tyranny as a result of the virus, my advice is still the same as it was, because the agenda is still the same as it was: get out of the cities.

War, and claiming that there are Russian sympathizers, is an even better reason than coronavirus to start cracking down on people.

And of course – all of these emergency virus laws are still on the books, and at any point, all of that can be rolled back out, and combined with the Russia narrative.

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