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The Dollar is Dying (corrected version) – Epi-3528 — 7 Comments

  1. I had a discussion with a African-American friend of mine who sent me a picture of Kamala Harris’s dad and he appeared to be a black man and I googled him myself later and he does appear black or I guess he could be mixed the article didn’t going to great detail on that

      • So, if her father is Jamaican and most Jamaicans come from west africa (according to wikipedia) then that would make her (almost)african. African by genes, but not by culture.

        • The point is NOT what her genetics are, it is what she claims to be and uses to pander.

          Go back to her runs for senate, she never once said or claimed she was black. Like most scum she is what ever is the most advantageous to her at any given time.

  2. I grew up in Detroit in the 50’s and 60’s, and left in ’72. My family moved from the South after WWII. I grew up in a flat in Highland Park, about a mile from Henry Ford’s model T plant on Woodward Ave. Detroit was vastly different in 1953 when we arrived compared to today. The amount of wealth, the quality of housing, the diversity of industry was unbelievable. My point in commenting is that Detroit actually peaked economically just before WWII. It took the next 60 or 70 years to hit bottom. It was not just the ’67 riot, or the politics that followed that killed Detroit. Although, it fell off a cliff in ’67. Go back to ’65 and Cavanagh thought Detroit was the wave of the future.
    After being drafted into the Vietnam war, and later becoming a professional student at U of Mich (it was the Fonda – Hayden era) I moved to DC to work for the Navy as an engineer in ’76. My first impression was how cheap everything looked in DC. The housing was terrible. That has all changed of course. What has astounded me in the last five years is how major cities and regions have managed to do to themselves in five years what was done to Detroit over a period of 60 or 70 years. I look at videos of the wharf area in San Francisco or Oakland and I cannot believe what I am seeing. Those places emptied in five years. These are major cities. I could never have imagined this happening in such a small amount of time. It takes a lot longer to create wealth than it does to destroy it. I keep looking at the destruction, and the factors are so obvious that I believe it is deliberate, but why?

  3. The simple answer is wealth redistribution. The more complicated answer is that the international banking/NWO cabal run by the boys at Davos/IMF/WEF etc want to restructure the west to their own liking. Concepts like auto determinism, state and national sovereignty, and of course individual rights enshrined in ‘archaic’ documents like the Bill of Rights and Constitution MUST BE DESTROYED.

    The new chess game cannot begin until all the pieces on the board are reset, thus the current dismantling operation. It’s a class/wealth swap, not unlike what history saw in Russia after the Bolsheviks took over and removed the Romanov family from power in the early 20th century. The stock market and real estate sectors are financial battle grounds in which we see this changing of hands. The DEI/ESG corpos are running this woke game because they now have the cat-bird seat in finance and cultural influence. The elimination of the family, history, knowledge, and asset management are just a few of their goals. The reset button on the west is being clicked repeatedly and will continue to be until the desired results are achieved.