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What is a Cabal, but Just a Worldly Market of Ideas of Supply and Demand
What is the Cabal? There are many, in many forms, secret societies, gangs, far left and right extremists, who need a leader and can't think on their ow. There is cultic religions that turn cultic when they stray off the traditional belief system, most are run by one person that owns all and coming and takes advantage of gullible people, mainly the old, and programming, brainwashing our young. This can include drug pushers, and gangs who answer to cartels. So you can go all over with the word cabal.. All I know is we live in a world of what sells and what does not, worldly supply and demand. Roll with the flow, be independent, survive on your own, stay away from control freakks, critically think on your own using logic, reason, stay in the middle and balanced, color of your skin means nothing, don't become tribaliized. You are part of the world and connected to all.
Monday, November 14, 2022
The Real Inflation, Not Just Interest Rates, There Are Other Causes
The Real World Inflation, Not Just Interest Rates, There Are Other Causes
Jacking up interest rates is not the only form of bringing down inflation. It was caused by the poison of nationalism, COVID getting away from free trade, rattling China's cage with trade tariffs, and hardening our stance on immigration policies. Most inflation comes from high demand, expensive labor, and not enough workers, to fill in the gaps, immigration must solve the problem, deregulation, and in the long run, population growth.
Now er are getting back on track, with the meeting between Xi and Biden and Biden announcing America would get back to being fully engaged with the world and geopolitical engagement.
The attempt by nationalistic religion in Russia and the nationalistic religion in America has failed in the recent elections, with no red wave. Both nationalistic brands were parallel to each other and was planted by Russia, Trump being a Russian plant, Russian Mafia influence now has been shut down with Putin's stupidity in invading Ukraine, which happened to the president of that country, Ukraine being Jewish, so you get the point of the nationalistic point
Research, if you will, and I understand where nationalistic minds, being fanatical and extreme do not bother to research, but those who use logic, and reason, do research, Putin and the Russian Orthodox Church and Trump and the Evangelical Nationalistic Churches, and you will see the similarities
Globalization, free trade, immigration, COVID, and once the whole world gets back to work, when Russia overthrows Putin, we will get back to low inflation. Competition around the world and the free flow of goods and services will get back to normal. The big scam and con has been exposed, the young Americans see through it, its day has come. May we never experience it again
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Putin, the Russian Orthodox Church, Trump and the Christian Nationalism vs Global Liberalism All Connected, Take Your Choice in the Election
Global Liberalism
After World War II—the deadliest conflict in human history—countries sought to ensure the world never again devolved into such horrific violence.
World leaders created a series of international organizations and agreements to promote global cooperation on issues including security, trade, health, and monetary policy. The United States has championed this system—known as the liberal world order—for the past seventy-five years. During this time, the world has enjoyed unprecedented peace and prosperity.
But these institutions are far from perfect, and today they are struggling to address new sources of disorder, such as climate change and a deadly pandemic. What’s more, democracy is on the decline around the world, authoritarianism is on the rise, and countries like China are deliberately chipping away at the liberal world order, creating parallel institutions of their own. Faced with these challenges, will the liberal world order survive? If a new system emerges, what will that mean for freedom, peace, and prosperity worldwide
Global Nationalism
The twenty-first century is witnessing a truly transnational revival of a very old set of ideas. Despite romantic attachments to old symbols, these late modern nationalism movements are not simply replicas of the previous two waves of nationalism in the 1860s and 1920s. Nor is it true that today's nationalist movements want simply to return to the past and effect a nationalist 1930s-style retrenchment. From Putin's macho revivalism to Trump's shocking victory and Xi's strongman regionalism, nationalists engage with the economic context of our time and address issues born of globalization. Crucially, in their vision for international relations, they seek the destruction of key international norms in a drive to restore a vision of sovereignty predicated on a survivalist understanding of state power.
Global Christian Nationalism
a cultural framework that idealizes and advocates a fusion of Christianity with American civic life. It contends that America has been and should always be distinctively Christian from top to bottom—in its self-identity, interpretations of its own history, sacred symbols, cherished values, and public policies—and it aims to keep it that way. But, the Christian in Christian Nationalism is more about identity than religion. It carries with it assumptions about nativism, white supremacy, authoritarianism, patriarchy, and militarism.”
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Current Energy Porduction, Use, Reserves Left in the World and an Analysis Nov 2022
5,778,040- from non-renewable sources (MWh)
1,022,162- from renewable sources (MWh)
42,531,815,212 Solar energy striking Earth today (MWh)
1,392,148 Oil pumped today (barrels)
1,422,510,336,467 The oil left (barrels)
14,835Days to the end of oil (~41 years)
1,078,824,972,201Natural Gas left (boe)
56,780 Days to the end of natural gas
4,290,496,321,179 Coal left (boe)
147,948Days to the end of coal
In looking at this chart of energy production, what's being used, and what is left in reserves. Solar sticks out the best, With as much desert land we have in the world, the energy capture is enormous, wind power is not an answer.
Oil has 41 years left in which it will burn itself out. Middle Eastern countries and Northern Africa should and will be large energy, producers when oil dies and solar takes over because of their extensive desert coverage.
Natural gas has a 155-year tenure, much more than oil, but is being monopolized because regions like Europe have or got rid of their diversification with energy production. Putin is using that to his advantage, LNG can be an answer, but very expensive to transport and process.
Methane is an alternative to natural gas in that it produces 8x the natural energy gas produces
With coal, there is 405 years left, with many viable uses such as kerosene and methane as a byproduct.
Most energy crises are caused by monopolizing a certain energy sector, sometimes using it as a geopolitical tool for profit or economic gain. All countries should stay diversified, subsidized free, and based on consumer choice, supply and demand-driven.
The answer to the energy crises is solar first, coal, and methane.
The Introduction of Me
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Least Religious Cities in rhe USA
Least Religious Cities
1. Portland, Oregon
2. San Francisco, California
3. Seattle, Washington
4. Denver, Colorado
5. Pheonix, Arizona
6. Tampa-St. Petersburg, Florida
7. Columbus, Ohio
8. Detroit, Michigan
9. Boston, Massachusetts
10. Los Angeles, California
11. Milwaukee, Wisconsin
12. Las Vegas, Nevada
13 Minneapolis-St. Paul, Minnesota
14. Wahington DC
15. St. Louis, Missouri
16. Miami, Florida
17. Kansas City Missouri
18. Chicago, Illinois
19. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
20. New York, New York
21.. Cleveland Ohio
22. Indianapolis, Indiana
23. Cincinnati. Ohio
24. Atlanta, Georgia
25. Dallas, Texas
26. Orlando, Florida
27. Houston, Texas
28. Pittsburg, Pennsylvania
29. Charlotte, North Carolina
30. Nashville, Tennessee
Dependence on Oii; in the World, Russia, Saudi Arabia, OPEC, World Energy Competition and Price Stabalization, Planting Democracy, Influencing Cutures Within to Create change
Right now, Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman (MbS) is working with Putin to wreak havoc in the global oil markets, using fossil energies as a weapon to make up for what little brains, shorty Putin has. It’s just the latest reminder that Saudi Arabia is NOT a U.S. ally, but driven by money and profit like anything else in geopolitical economics.
We need to think economically and not ideologically about the problem. Unclog the pipes! Russia needs high oil and natural gas prices to fund it world endeavors for power.
Iran. Either we overthrow the government, like we did with Radio Free Europe using the Internet with Musk's Starlink free Internet or find a way to get the Internet to all around the world to feed freedom and democracy in keeping people informed, for the flow of information is power.
On the other hand, scenario, if Saudi Arabis and Iran got into a war with each other, one being Shiite and the other Sunni, and by the way, Russia has airbases in Iran, most of our troops are in Qatar if a war was to break out between them, Saude Arabia would need our weapons systems, I,e oil sales to feed the war machine, Iran in the same aspect, weapons sales, and cheaper oil and natural gas sale. Now destruction on both sides of energy facilities could raise prices on energy, and it would benefit Russia in taking those two out of competition with all in the market. All in all, diplomacy must be engaged through negotiations and diplomacy to divert the problem
The addiction to oil in the world is destroying world economic output, high inflation, and high-interest rates. We in the world must do all we can to divert from fossil fuels, but in saying that it can't be done cold turkey. We must look at energy from not just one angle. Some ideas
1. Quit stirring up a stink with other countries as far as affecting the free flow of energy because of some ethics we don't believe into punish other countries with sanctions. Find a middle ground in diplomacy, and negotiations, creating a peaceful flow of products and services throughout the world.
2. Take away all subsidies to any energy sector, creating competition, and letting supply and demand, through worldwide free trade also letting the worldwide consumer decide on which energy sources are better through price and competition in the markets.
3. Drilling more mining, more forms of energy production in America, as a backup for geopolitical problems that affect prices at home.
As you can see, the most viable energy commodities here are solar and coal, screw the environmental greenies, the point being here is supply, demand, and price for the product and the abundance of. Manipulating energy markets through geopolitical competitions in trying to manipulate prices such as Russia, Saudi Arabia, and OPEC is the problem, should not as a consumer know what is better in use through price.
Here’s what went down: Putin asked the Saudi government to cut oil production by one million barrels a day in order to keep oil prices high. MBS not only agreed, but he also did Putin the favor twice over – pushing OPEC+ to cut production by two million barrels a day.
Simply put, MbS and Putin joined hands to squeeze the global oil markets. It’s a move that leaves millions of Europeans out in the cold and raises prices on just about everything for all of us everywhere else. And Putin, who continues to wage a brutal war in Ukraine, stands to benefit the most.
We need a wholesale reimagining of our foreign policy, and one way we can kick-start it today is by ending our reliance on a broken alliance with the Saudi government to produce as much energy at home. even in the export sense, fracking, more lease in governmental lands for drilling and mining, more offshore drilling, even further out. It’s time to take back that leverage they think they have. MbS’s latest actions have sparked outrage across Congress and in the White House. And that means we’ve got a chance to turn the tides on this broken status quo. So keep in mind your economic stability and not your ideological beliefs when you vote.
Right now, there are no less than THREE ways Congress can immediately push back and rethink the U.S.-Saudi relationship: block weapons sales and security assistance to Saudi Arabia, break U.S. dependence on Saudi oil, and get U.S. troops out of Saudi Arabia and the UAE. Any ONE of these could shift the tides on a foreign policy that looks the other way as MbS violates human rights and wages war in Yemen, and luckily they’re ALL in play. By the way, Yemen is not about human rights, its about it being a shipping choking point in the world.
The United States has relied on a broken relationship with Saudi Arabia that has lasted across 15 presidents and seven kings, because the dollar was taken off the gold standard, and pegged to oil in protecting Saudi oil, in 1973. As long as this dependence continues, the United States remains woefully vulnerable to the whims of authoritarians like MbS and Putin. It's time for a change
We must oust Putin, and Xi, finish the job with the Cold War, which never ended and just took a break. and overthrow or eradicate any type of authoritarian rule, extremist and fanatical ideologies, oligarchies, and monopolization in the world. Planting democracy, freedoms, free flight of information, and free trade around the world. For freedom and freedom in the markets are the biggest creators of wealth in the world.
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World is a Market
The world is a market of what sells and what does not in ideas, exchanges, products, and services according to supply and demand and not to be restricted by prohibition, isolationist, fanatics, extremist, old institutions that live in the past of ancient reference to the modern times. Wars, conflict, and anything that hinders progress and global commerce flow is obsolete. Never become fanatical about nothing, lead me to follow me or get the hell out of the way, keep it simple stupid if it is no
Russia's Mobilization May Be Putin's Fall
Perhaps the most disturbing news for the Kremlin in the last week has involved headlines far from Moscow — rare public expressions of anti-Russian sentiment in the far reaches of the Russian Federation. Since Russian President Vladimir Putin announced his “partial mobilization” of troops, protests in these places have evolved quickly from confusion about the orders to fear and anger over potential deployment to Ukraine, and now — in some corners of the country — to calls for secession from Russia.
Such demands have been heard in Dagestan, a multiethnic republic in the southernmost tip of the country with a population of over 3 million, and in Bashkortostan, a republic of 4 million that straddles the southern edge of the Ural Mountains. Fury in other places has taken a variety of forms. In Yakutia, a vast, thinly populated region in the northeast, a local leader complained to the New York Times that those being drafted were the “reindeer herders, hunters and fishermen” upon whom the community depends. “We have so few of them anyway,” said Vyacheslav Shadrin, leader of an Indigenous group known as the Yukaghirs. “But they are the ones being drafted most of all.”
Throughout the 22 years of Putin’s rule, the Kremlin has often touted the accomplishment of preventing a similar breakup within the Russian Federation — which includes 21 republics in which the majorities are not ethnic Russians. Indeed, keeping the republics together has been an impressive achievement; many of these places are utterly different from, say, the areas around Moscow or St. Petersburg. They have their own constitutions, parliaments and ethnic populations.
Putin’s mobilization — intended as a military measure and perhaps a way of placating the hard-line nationalists who have been demanding a tougher war — now threatens the stability and integrity of some of these far-flung regions. It has made at least some citizens remember one thing they do not buy into as members of the Russian Federation: an empire that forces them to go to war in faraway lands.
Why should anyone care about a flurry of anger and anti-Putin feeling in such faraway places?
For one thing, similar protests in the late 1980s, in the republics that once made up the USSR, sparked a chain reaction that became known as the “parade of sovereignties,” demands for independence that ultimately brought what Putin would call “the main geopolitical catastrophe of the 20th century” — the collapse of the Soviet Union.
This weekend, the Bashkir National Political Center, until recently a little-known political organization in Bashkortostan, published an “appeal” to Kazakhstan, in which it requested help for citizens who were fleeing the mobilization. Kazakhstan was once the second-largest republic in the Soviet Union; now, it’s an independent nation that shares a border with Bashkortostan. The Bashkir appeal ended with these words:
“We believe that Putin’s imperial machine will break its back against the steel character and the will of the Ukrainian heroic people, and our republics will gain independence, just like you once did!”
Also on the weekend, the former deputy chief of Bashkortostan’s president’s office, Abbas Gallyamov, now an opposition figure living in exile, wrote that before the mobilization, people in Bashkortostan were politically quiet and certainly not speaking openly of a break with Russia. Putin’s announcement has changed that, he said, by galvanizing so many segments of the population.
The Mistake From the Past with Ukraine
Ukraine had the third largest nuclear arsenal in the world, most of it aimed at North America. Back in '94, Ukraine got rid of nukes in exchange for security guarantees from the USA. Ukraine is now cashing in on that. Had Ukraine not listened to the USA and kept the nukes, Russia would never dare invade, so thank the USA.
It is the supply side not the interest rate to bring down inflation around the world
The high-interest rates are just a sale tax on the consumers. Nothing is deterring inflation and they have to raise interest rates for the last six months,. The supply side is broken and until that is fixed, inflation will continue. When the war in Ukraine stops and we oust the short little prick dictator when free trade and globalism make a return when immigration is fixed and not restricted when greed and price gauging stop and competition returns then inflation will come down. Listening to many economists with the worldwide nationalism stigma, this won't happen til our lesson is learned the hard way, 2028, inflation will remain at 5 to 11 percent.
Sunday, October 16, 2022
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Media Controls, No Media Diversification, Controlling Institutions, Repeating History 1919-45, Religious and Nationalistic Fascisms, UN Cohesion, Worldwide Free Flow of Information and Freedom to Express Free Thought, Oligarchical Controls in Today’s World
Don't take this to heart. The establishment, churches, big corporations, institutions, and traditionalists are afraid to move forward and to stay in their comfort zones, afraid of change. Thinking on your own through reason, and logic, thinking outside the box, not being programmed, not being gullible or desperate, being control freaks, religious fanatics, and the government telling you it is fake news is the way to go, break free from those tactics and be your own independent thinker. Freethought, free spirit, free markets, and free internet content expressed by individuals is what the establishment or traditionalists do not want you to have to control you. When religion mixes with the government to set the agenda and become more powerful than the government, you get a repeat of the history of the Dark Ages, Islamic doctrine in the form of the Iranian governments in the most extreme, nationalism (Naziism), etc. Globalism comes in many forms, communism, Nazism, Islamic fundamentalism, etc to program and keep you dumb to the facts, denying access to information and free thought to keep you as you are and not to change. If you go back into the Bible, there was a sense to keep you from the tree of knowledge, such as the story of the Tower of Babel, that you would become a God or your own God, but in since, it was to keep you dumb, not letting you to develop and keep you in a programmed state. The Tree of Knowledge today is the free Internet, free social networks, and the diversification of many choices so you can become an independent thinking and analytical entity developed in your own journey in life and not a mass-programmed and manipulated population of old and ancient ways. Eat the apple, enjoy the tree of knowledge, and you can have both. Becoming free is being able to develop and think on your own and not be programmed to fill a con, control most freaks, programmed, religious agenda. For there are 5000+ religions and disciplines in the world, ever decentralizing the world and that is true globalization. And that is what the religious fanatics, con artists, oligarchs, central governments, and nationalists are worried about. That you might become this diversified portfolio of thought, debatable logical, and reasonable individuals that will form friction from their path of programming you. You are free to think, say, share, introduce ideas, express yourself and debate any subject without the fear of persecution. In most cases, the suppressing elements will use religion, monopolized governments, military conflicts, proxy wars, and police state tactics if they feel they are losing grip. Extreme religion brought us the Dark Ages in Europe during the crusades and the Islamic crusade, in which both clashed, but after many deaths over two religions to be based on love, but only based on hate for one another and many died and were forced to believe in something without free will to do so. Prohibition, brought us income inequality, Al Capone and the mobs, the Great Depression, Hitler, Imperial Japan, Communism, and World War 2. Dispelling the idea of the League of Nations which Woodrow Wilson wanted, but did not happen at the Treaty of Versailles, which would have prevented WW2, the threat to worldwide democracy, which is true globalization is being threatened again. There are many in the world that do not like a world body of collectivism and the coming together of all nations to solve problems in the world. That comes together in a diversified mode from many cultures to solve world problems that prevented World War 3 and have given the prosperity that the world enjoys today. Do we wish to repeat history with nuclear war, where no one wins? The aftermath of it would be worldwide anarchy. Think well today what is happening today with Fascism, European Nationalism, nationalism within itself religious prohibitionist fanaticism, and Islamic extremism, for we are following this path today familiar in the world after World War 1 and post World War 2, 1919-45.
Friday, October 14, 2022
Bullet comments to Leading up to WW3
