The Federal Reserve is intentionally blowing it up

Yes, the only conclusion I can make is that the Federal Reserve is effectively restricting credit at the worst time on purpose to blow it all up. Let me explain.

The Federal Reserve employs hundreds of economists who come from the finest schools. These economists win Nobel prizes and receive the best jobs in the industry. These economists are also well regarded professors at the top universities. Yet, the Fed seems to be so willfully ignorant with its obsession over subduing the very inflation it helped cause that it is completely destroying the fiscal mechanisms of Federal government spending.

QE turned the Federal government into a crack addict

Believe me on this one, the Federal Reserve is not being stupid. It is carrying out its instructions to blow it all up.

The Fed is absolutely laying it all waste by leaving interest rates persistently elevated above official rates of inflation while they continue to roll off existing Treasury inventory from its balance sheet. The rest of the world cannot replace the Fed’s former  Treasury demand. If it could, long-term bond yields wouldn’t be continuing to creep higher.

How stupid can the Fed be? In another couple years, the Federal government interest expenses will hit $1.5 trillion annually.

Since 2008, the Fed worked with the Federal government to turn the US fiscal engineers into spending crack addicts, while the Federal Reserve was dispensing what the Federal government thought was free crack.

But the Federal Reserve is now hassling its addicted customer and raising its prices.

The Fed didn’t seem to care during the Biden regime

Without showing any concern, the Federal Reserve was dispensing credit fast and furiously to the Biden regime, which only created the current cycle of inflation over the past several years.

For months during the early part of 2020, I was warning the readers to get ready for a massive wave of asset price inflation, regardless of how the economy performed because of covid. I especially was concerned about the potential for a massive escalation in stock and house prices.

But the FED didn’t seem to care.

I have a masters in Economics and my educational background and experience is nothing compared to that of the economic geniuses that take up space at the Fed. Yet, they didn’t question what the ramifications would be from such a massive wave of fiscal deficit spending.

Then the Fed let it all boil for two years longer than it should have. By the time the Federal Reserve finally responded to its supposed underestimation of the transitory inflation with massive increases in short-term rates and its sharp reversal in its Treasury and mortgage buying, it was too late. Things got out of control and now we have the problems we have today.

The FED is now concerned at the wrong time

Where was the collective common sense of these PhD Fed economists between 2020 and 2023? They’re not that stupid.

And guess what, Trump and the Republicans are going to get the blame.

The Federal government can no longer finance itself, because its interest expenses are now too high and climbing, and this is sucking too much of the world’s savings to service its debt.

Essentially, the Federal Reserve got the Federal government hooked on QE like a crack addict back in 2008 and now the Powell administration has been actively pulling the rug out from underneath the Federal government since Trump got elected.

The FED needs to do a u-turn immediately

Forget targeting inflation or whatever stupid reason the Fed contemplates. That ship has sailed; QE must continue.

The Fed needs to step back into the market and start buying Treasury debt immediately and it needs to commence lowering interest rates now. That’s the only answer. There is no other alternative, lest we see a blow up in the government’s finances.

This is all too obvious for it to be a mistake. When it all blows up, it will be blamed on nationalism.

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This from Bloomberg this evening….

Congressional Republicans risk “fiscal disaster” if a recession hits as they push through sweeping tax cuts, Guggenheim Securities Co-Chair Jim Millstein warned. “What today is 6.4% of GDP as a deficit, a $2.4 trillion deficit, could easily expand to $4 trillion if we had a recession,” Millstein said in an interview on Bloomberg Television. The cost estimates of the current GOP package “assume consistent economic growth. So imagine we have a recession. In the last five or six recessions, the budget deficit actually blows out because tax revenues go down and spending increases.”

A key House committee advanced President Donald Trump’s giant tax and spending bill over the weekend. The Joint Committee on Taxation had pegged the total cost of the bill at $3.8 trillion over the next decade, though an analysis by the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget says the outcome will be more dire. Long term Treasury yields have been rising this month in the wake of investor fiscal concern. Yields on the 30-year bond breached 5% Monday in the aftermath of Moody’s announcement Friday that it was joining other ratings agencies in downgrading US sovereign debt to Aa1 from Aaa.

Millstein recalled how in the 1990s it took the bond market pushing yields sharply higher to persuade politicians to bring the deficit down. He said it may be worth happening again, “because there really is no check on them right now.”

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56 thoughts on “The Federal Reserve is intentionally blowing it up

  1. The creation of the Federal Reserve itself was meant to blow up the economy, via destruction of the dollar. The enemies of Western Civilization have played the long game, which is why so many cannot discern their tactics.

    I agree with you; the Bankers already control the central banks in the East and are already positioned for the Reset.

  2. Wall Street on Friday closed out a topsy-turvy week with losses of nearly 3%, driven by U.S. President Donald Trump’s policy decisions.

    The focus of the week was Trump’s “One Big Beautiful Bill Act” – a sweeping, multitrillion-dollar tax reform package spanning over 1,000 pages. The legislation passed the U.S. House by one vote – the final tally was 215-214 – and now awaits Senate discussion and approval. Concerns over the implications of the bill on the ballooning U.S. fiscal deficit fueled a bruising bond sell-off on Wednesday.

    With the bill getting through the U.S. House, Trump turned his attention back to trade matters on Friday. After nearly two weeks of calm on that front following a surprise U.S.-China truce, Trump threatened new tariffs on iPhone-maker Apple (AAPL) and the European Union. His actions reminded market participants that a trade war escalation can still come out of the blue.

    Also grabbing the spotlight this week was bitcoin (BTC-USD). The world’s largest cryptocurrency hit a new record high after riding a wave of momentum from positive regulatory developments in the U.S. It topped $111K on the 15th anniversary of the first commercial transaction that used the crypto.

    For the week, the benchmark S&P 500 index (SP500) retreated -2.6%. The tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite (COMP:IND) slipped -2.5%, and the blue-chip Dow (DJI) also shed -2.5%. Read a preview of next week’s major events in Seeking Alpha’s Catalyst Watch.

  3. I have to admit, president Trump worked out something decent for everyone involved. This had been dragging on for years.

    Update: US Steel HQ to Remain in Pittsburgh as Part of `Planned Partnership’ With Nippon Steel

    05/23/25 5:08 PM

    05:08 PM EDT, 05/23/2025 (MT Newswires) — (Updates to show Trump posted on Truth Social about `planned partnership’ between US Steel, Nippon Steel.)

    President Donald Trump said in a post on Truth Social Friday that US Steel will remain based in Pittsburgh as part of a “planned partnership” with Nippon Steel.

    Trump said the partnership will “create at least 70,000 jobs” and will add $14 billion to the US economy, he said. The president said he’ll be at US Steel headquarters in Pittsburgh on May 30 for a rally.

    US Steel didn’t immediately respond to a request for comment by MT Newswires.

    Shares of the company jumped past 3% in after-hours activity.

    1. Better to partner with the Japanese than Chinese.

      China is upsetting Vietnam too. A few years ago they flooded Vietnam with cheap motorbikes and scooters. It was great until the price war started.

      The Japanese companies were priced out, but soon there were so many Chinese bike makers that they were selling for $1 profit. The margins were so tight they started thinning the metal, and quality went down. Chinese bikes cost so much to repair that people started buying the Japanese ones again. The Chinese had 90% of the market, but now have less than 10% and a solid reputation of producing absolute crap.

      Why do the Chinese always shoot themselves in the foot? It’s almost genetic.

      They have huge failed infrastructure projects. There’s a 3 km long bridge to N Korea that not even a single car has used because N Korea didn’t build the approach road at the other end, and wont build it. A brand new bridge sitting there for 10 years unused.

      They have long high speed rail lines they can’t finish. They sat there for 15 years and now they will demolish them. The local people were forced to pay for all this, because some CCP guy wanted a big fancy project on his resume. They built a train station the size of an airport in the middle of nowhere. It’s always empty.

      In the west we are slow and with modest achievements, but usually our projects get done and they will have a decent life span. China has tunnels filling up with water and mud. You risk your life driving through such a tunnel. Don’t worry, they might refund the toll if you get crushed….maybe.

      1. Chinese have a history of selling poor quality products. They put profits above people and have zero ethics.

  4. Father of Suspected Terrorist Who Gunned Down Israeli Embassy Staffers Was Guest of Democrat Lawmaker at Trump’s Joint Address to Congress

    GPS—put the Israeli capital Jewish Museum shooter’s father at Barack Hussein Obama II’s Washington, D.C. residence (which is a quick 4 minute walk from The Islamic Center of Washington D.C..) back in March for 32 minutes.

    And now we find out Democrats invited accused terrorist killer’s DAD to Trump address just weeks before heinous crime

    It is looking more and more like this was a very coordinated terrorist attack in Washington, DC. The Democrats inviting the father of Elias Rodriguez as their special guest this year.

    https://amgreatness.com/2025/05/23/father-of-suspected-terrorist-who-gunned-down-israeli-embassy-staffers-was-guest-of-democrat-lawmaker-at-trumps-joint-address-to-congress/

    1. This looks like another false flag event. Apparently the two victims were Messianic so that makes them traitors to the edomite (jews). A slight of hand and a way to stoke antisemitism claims!

      Check out this link on the definition that is the official being used.
      holocaustremembrance.com/resources/working-definition-antisemitism

      1. I have also found out that the guy victim was a messianic Jew. This was a very convenient hit job concocted from higher ups. The messianic Jews are hated by the rest of the Jewish community as any Jew who believes in Jesus is considered a traitor.
        The truth is Jews really do worship Satan.

            1. The only thing fishy is that all of you that post here are smart enough to know a fake event, yet you’re not sure on this one? Any 3rd grader can tell this one was faked. The agencies that carry these out are getting sloppier and they don’t even care anymore. I had a friend in the Air Force tell me she was paid 2K including deluxe hotel accomidations, and meals, to participate in her little assigned theater project.

              Our own government, military have turned against us and running these projects to create fear and boost Fed and State level laws and budgets.

              The sad part is that nobody is doing anything about it except maybe talk about it on the internet….no actual physical rebellion or change is happening. All your Sheriffs, congressman, city council people, teachers, preachers, all keep their mouths shut and go along with it.

              1. It’s cheaper entertainment to produce. Keeps people distracted with story updates longer than a bad box office release.

                What you might have noticed is the regularity of some of these stories – it forms a pattern. There are decoy stories like this one, and then there are pattern stories.

                Next pattern story should occur in the first week of June if I am correct about this – also the 20th anniversary of the kidnapping of Elizabeth Smart.

  5. It is interesting about the timing of the Moody’s downgrade of the UST. This downgrade timing is politically motivated as this announcement just happened as congress was working on extending the tax cuts enacted in 2017. I think the announcement was meant to throw cold water on the tax package.
    However this downgrade is very justified but the timing was politically driven.

    I think the higher ups in the financial markets didn’t want the markets to react to this downgrade as it was announced Friday after the markets closed. What was interesting on Monday morning was that UST yields spiked and futures dropped but reversed a few hours later. The plunge protection team came in to buy up treasuries and bought up futures.

    I don’t trade on news like this because the markets are controlled to not react to the news.

      1. Here’s the upshot. This is a ton of extra interest income that the economy in its aggregate is generating. The wage and debt slaves are paying this trillion dollars in extra interest to their creditors. These creditors will take their cash and buy up more assets.

        As interest rates rise, the wealth in the asset markets, and especially in residential housing, will continue consolidating into the hands and onto the balance sheets of the private equity firms and the wealthiest out there.

        It’s double plus good, I tell you!

        1. Yes , higher interest rates results in higher income and more wealth for those up top with the money.

            1. Usury is the great wealth consolidator. The profane livestock and those belonging to the organized religions have no one to blame but themselves. Don’t blame Cain, blame the dumbass sodomite loving multiculturalists. The average person needs to look in the mirror to see who to blame.

              1. It’s an excellent mechanism for the Federal government to absorb extra USTs. I hope everyone uses stablecoins. They will be stuffed with Treasury paper.

              2. This stablecoin thing could be a way for the Trump administration to bypass the Federal Reserve system. Instead of waiting for the Fed Reserve to buy bonds(they won’t) the Treasury could just issue more stable coins to fund the deficit as the stable coins will be backed by treasuries. However, I think there could be a meltdown before that happens.

  6. Johnson Says Agreement Reached on $40,000 SALT Cap Increase

    (Bloomberg) — House Speaker Mike Johnson said Republicans have reached an agreement to increase the state and local tax deduction to $40,000, suggesting a resolution to one of the final issues holding up President Donald Trump’s economic bill.

    “That is the agreement we came to,” Johnson told CNN Wednesday, in response to a question about raising the deduction cap to $40,000 from $10,000 for a decade.

    “I think the SALT caucus, as they call themselves, it’s not everything they wanted, but I think they know what a huge improvement that is for their constituents and it gives them a lot to go home and talk about,” Johnson said.

    The $40,000 SALT limit will phase out for annual incomes greater than $500,000, according to a person familiar with the matter. The cap is the same for both individual taxpayers and married couples filing jointly, the person said.

    Several lawmakers — New York’s Mike Lawler, Nick LaLota, Andrew Garbarino and Elise Stefanik; New Jersey’s Tom Kean, and Young Kim of California — have threatened to reject any tax package that does not raise the SALT cap sufficiently.

    Those lawmakers did not immediately respond to requests for comment about agreement on a $40,000 SALT cap.

    The current write-off is capped at $10,000, a limit imposed in Trump’s first-term tax cut bill. Previously, there was no limit on the SALT deduction and the deduction would again be uncapped if Trump’s first-term tax law is allowed to expire at the end of this year.

    The agreement is already causing a backlash from conservatives who are pushing for more spending cuts to offset the tax reductions in Trump’s economic package.

    Representative Andy Harris, who chairs the conservative House Freedom Caucus, told Newsmax he thinks Republicans are “actually further away from the deal, because that SALT cap increase, I think, upset a lot of conservatives again.”

  7. A totally manufactured catastrophe. This was so predictable and we discussed this for the past couple of years. The next catastrophe would be manufactured through higher sovereign bond yields around the world.
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    ‘Worse than Greece’: The debt crisis threatening to blow up the global economy

    Tremors in Japan’s bond market may be a forewarning for a budget-busting financial crunch

    https://www.telegraph.co.uk/business/2025/05/21/trump-sparked-debt-crisis-could-blow-up-global-economy/

  8. Japan’s super-long bond yields soar to records as market frets about demand

    TOKYO (Reuters) – The longest-dated Japanese government bond yields soared to all-time highs on Tuesday, with worries about demand catalyzed by a poor 20-year debt auction, in a headache for the Bank of Japan as it attempts to exit from a decade of ultra-easy policy.

    The 20-year JGB yield rose as much as 15 basis points to 2.555%, the highest since October 2000, after the Ministry of Finance announced the auction results in the early afternoon in Tokyo.

    The 30-year JGB yield soared 17 bps to a record high of 3.14%, while the 40-year yield surged 15 bps to 3.6%, also an all-time high.

    “Investors’ demand for duration is structurally slowing down,” JPMorgan analysts said in a research note.

    “While price formation without intervention from the MOF and the BOJ is ideal, some form of action is needed to stop the collapse of super-long JGBs at present, or there could be further super-long bond shocks triggered by downgrades or additional fiscal measures.”

    Super-long JGB yields have been rising for weeks against a backdrop of elevated U.S. Treasury yields, with those on 30-year bonds spiking to 1-1/2-year peaks above 5% on Monday in the aftermath of a Moody’s downgrade.

    Worries have also been building over Japan’s fiscal position, with calls from both ruling coalition and opposition lawmakers for consumption tax cuts ahead of an upper house election, slated for July.

    Deeply unpopular Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba has so far resisted those calls, telling parliament on Monday that Japan’s fiscal situation was worse than that of Greece at the height of the European debt crisis, according to local media reports.

    UNWINDING STIMULUS

    Japan’s central bank under Governor Kazuo Ueda has steadily been reducing support for the market by paring its monthly bond purchases, unwinding the aggressive monetary stimulus implemented by predecessor Haruhiko Kuroda.

    However, some bond market participants urged the BOJ to boost buying of super-long bonds, or terminate tapering for that maturity, in the wake of sharp rises in their yields, a summary of opinions collected by the central bank showed on Tuesday.

    A measure of bond market functionality plummeted to its lowest in two years, BOJ data showed on Monday.

    “Market liquidity for super-long JGBs has declined sharply, so the BOJ should consider responding nimbly, such as by halting taper, increasing the amount it buys,” an opinion quoted in the summary showed.

    Many analysts cited a lack of “stability” in the super-long sector in the run-up to the 20-year JGB auction, with the poor results “highlighting persistent supply-demand softness in the super-long sector and fuelling concerns over who, if anyone, will step in to buy,” said Shoki Omori, chief desk strategist at Mizuho Securities.

    Brokers and investors “appear reluctant to hold inventory, raising the likelihood of a sell-off spiral that extends beyond the 20-year tenor into both the 10-year and 30-year markets”, Omori said.

    The 10-year JGB yield climbed as much as 4.5 bps to 1.525%, its highest level since March 28.

    Benchmark 10-year JGB futures fell as much as 0.47 yen to 138.78 yen, the lowest since April 2, when U.S. President Donald Trump announced his “reciprocal” tariffs – since put on hold – on the rest of the world. Bond yields move inversely to prices.

    The five-year JGB yield added 2 bps to 1.015%, a high since April 2, while two-year yields rose to 0.73% for the first time since April 3.

    BALANCING ACT

    The BOJ faces a difficult balancing act, with policymakers keen to continue raising interest rates. Influential Deputy Governor Shinichi Uchida told parliament on Monday that policy tightening would resume if the economy rebounded from an expected hit from higher U.S. tariffs, as the central bank forecasts.

    A thaw in U.S. trade relations in recent weeks, particularly with respect to China, has put the BOJ back on track to raise rates again early next year in the minds of investors, according to Masayuki Kichikawa, chief macro strategist at Sumitomo Mitsui DS Asset Management.

    Swaps put the odds of a quarter-point hike by year-end at a coin toss. The policy rate currently stands at 0.5%.

    “Many investors are probably thinking, especially for super-long bonds, what yield level is consistent with a policy rate at, for example, 1.25% and no support from BOJ buying,” Kichikawa said.

    “We are in a process of finding that equilibrium. It’s a process of trial and error.”

    1. Long term bonds are a bad investment. They are not an asset like stocks, gold, or real estate. They are nothing but a promise to pay back in rapidly depreciating currency. I see long term interest rates rising.

      1. Short term paper only. Just like BRK. They invest virtually all their cash in t-bills. We park fixed income in Treasury money market funds.

  9. China Ran Record Budget Deficit With Spending Blitz Amid Tariffs
    Bloomberg News

    (Bloomberg) — China’s fiscal stimulus pushed its four-month budget deficit to a record high, as the government ramped up support for the economy during an escalation in its trade conflict with the US.

    The broad deficit reached 2.65 trillion yuan ($367 billion) in January-April, the most ever for the period, according to Bloomberg calculations based on data released by the Finance Ministry on Tuesday. The shortfall swelled by more than 50% compared with a year earlier.

    It’s the clearest evidence yet that Beijing shifted into a higher gear in deploying this year’s planned fiscal stimulus to help the economy weather external shocks. US tariffs on most Chinese goods rose to a prohibitively high level of 145% in April before the two countries agreed to a truce earlier this month.

    Outlays soared against the backdrop of stabilizing earnings. Total income in China’s two main fiscal books reached 9.32 trillion yuan in January-April, a decline of only 1.3% year-on-year after a much steeper drop during the first quarter.

    Total expenditure rose 7.2% to 11.97 trillion yuan, the data showed. That number combines spending under the general budget, which includes mainly everyday outlays, with expenditure in the government fund budget, which is more weighted toward capital investment projects.

    Looking ahead, the urgency of further fiscal support is waning after an agreement by China and the US to temporarily lower tariffs levied against each other’s products.

    The truce, along with decent economic activity numbers for April, has led a few major international banks to raise their forecasts for China’s growth this year and dial back expectations of additional stimulus by the government.

    Tuesday’s fiscal figures have given them more reasons to bet on the government delaying new supportive measures.

    “Government spending was accelerating while revenue shows signs of stabilization,” said Zhaopeng Xing, senior strategist at Australia & New Zealand Banking Group. “The need for expanding fiscal deficit in the middle of the year has declined.”

  10. Best work I know on the Fed is “The Creature from Jeckll Island” by G. Edward Griffin
    They know exactly what they are doing.

  11. There are lots of videos about the population in China now.

    Themes involved are:

    – The vax has killed 500 million Chinese
    – The traffic is gone
    – shops are empty
    – villages are empty
    – Queues for funeral services
    – Population is the past was overestimated
    – CCP is telling people to have more kids (some suspect they will force people soon, the opposite of forced abortions 10 years ago)

    It is Chinese people saying this stuff.

    It’s hard to tell what’s real anymore, but it’s interesting this sort of thing is allowed on youtube now. 4-5 years ago you’d be banned for simply asking if the vax might not have been tested enough.

    1. The oligarch that runs this world figures why bother suppressing it when a good 80% of the world’s population took at least one of the covid injections? They figure the job is done and it’s mission accomplished. Evidently, no nation was spared. Perhaps India, with their poor distribution networks, and their cheap ivermectin was spared more than others.

      But it seems that even China and Russia had Hot shots like the West. I’m certain this oligarch is quite pleased at the uptake rate.

    2. Half a billion dead in the land of the Chin? Wikipedia put them at 1.4 billion so has 1/3 of the population truly been wiped out? My impression of this event (Wuhan flu / COVID19) is that it was a bit of a farce. We knew that early on when the clowns had people wearing the silly masks to walk into a restaurant but once seated they cold be removed since it was “safe” once seated. Magically the annual influenza virus ‘du saison’ was wiped out. Pure magic again. So was this Wuhan virus truly a killer over there in China?

      If a 1/3 of them are dead, then who will be manning the factories to pump out more cheap plastic rubbish we truly do not need? I too have seen clips of entire blocks of flats being levelled since no one was able to occupy them. The information flow from the wily Chinese is so opaque and untrustworthy.

      How was population overestimated in the past? Government functionaries inflating numbers? I thought that their repressive state had close tabs on most of the population.

      Appreciate any point outs for information on this. One site I review (Peter Zeihan) is predicting a massive population decline due to demographics (1 then 2 now 3 child policy) but I have heard nothing about 500 million dead.

      Cheers

      1. I watched a couple of videos and now I get lots of them suggested on YT.

        Regardless of the need for factory workers, there are hundreds of videos of Chinese complaining they can’t get a job, especially if they are over 30. It’s like Logan’s Run. Homeless are everywhere.

        I don’t know, but how can a population grow with a one child policy? Also, now that the one child policy is cancelled, birth rates are dropping even more. There are reasons for that, and a big one is that when people could have only one child they put all their resources into that child and having two or three is deemed to be far too expensive now so many opt for zero. Non-wok cats and dogs are popular.

        Also, feminist gold diggers appear to have taken over. Unless all the videos are fake, China is in real trouble.

        Almost every day “revenge against society” attacks take place, where someone will get in a car and run over a crowd of kids outside a school. It’s the Chinese version of school shootings. People are cracking. China sucks (apparently).

        Maybe Covid was an anti-China bioweapon developed in the west and sent to Wuhan for research? Sloppy Chinese lab practices did the rest. Or, it could be the Sinovac. Many in China are blaming that (apparently).

        It’s not necessarily 500 million dead. It could be 200 million, and along with previously over-counted population the real population could be 800 million or less. There are reports of funeral homes tripling in some areas. People are lining up for funeral services. Is it all real? I don’t know, but if you haven’t seen anything on this, it’s because you haven’t looked, not because it’s not there.

        I’ve heard (not on the Internet) of people from India saying the villages “back home” are empty, or full of old people and no kids. Humanity appears to be collapsing.

        Where I live, people having babies tell me their baby is the only white one in the whole hospital.

        But it’s hard to tell what’s real anymore, and that’s a major mechanism to prevent people even thinking about all this.

        1. It is much harder to find reality now. Information is very controlled and designed for a purpose, by you know who!

        2. I think the statistics bear out that Adamic white people are now slightly less than 8% of the global population. I think that used to be about 30 to 35%, 100 years ago.

          And we wonder why the world is falling apart. There are less and less sensible Adamic people left on the planet to stop what is continuing to quickly evolve and transform.

          Daniel 12:7 KJV
          And I heard the man clothed in linen, which was upon the waters of the river, when he held up his right hand and his left hand unto heaven, and sware by him that liveth for ever that it shall be for a time, times, and an half; and when he shall have accomplished to scatter the power of the holy people, all these things shall be finished.

          The European Caucasian descended people are too much into the New Testament to understand who they are. I recall all those angry white women who used to come to my site and berate me with regards to my scripture interpretation. They used to call me the devil himself. They are too wrapped up in the one saved always, saved pre-raptured bullshit. These feminist women think that everyone is the same and interchangeable, given the right circumstances of upbringing.

          When the mongrels and women are in charge, the World falls apart. They’re either too emotional or too stupid.

          Isaiah 3:12 KJV
          As for my people, children are their oppressors, and women rule over them. O my people, they which lead thee cause thee to err, and destroy the way of thy paths.

          Women are too emotional to be important people of control, which is why why YHVH forbade them from having any real say in the churches.

          There’s not enough European Caucasian men making the decisions anymore.

          1. I see pastor Chuck Lawson. He’s an alpha. He’s not a sigma. He sounds very authoritative with his large presence while he’s out preaching about crop circles right now and quoting Matthew. He just said the Jews are God’s chosen. He just recently said the Old Testament was written by the Jews and for the jews.

            Sigmas know better. Sigmas are only male. The feminists think females can be sigmas.

              1. There is nothing special about the so called “Jews” of today whom are descended from Cain/Esau. The people who call themselves Jews today are not descended from ancient Israelis.

          2. Today’s women 60 years old and younger work for Satan and are controlled by Satan. Every jurisdiction run by women are crap shows just like jurisdictions that are run by blacks and other colored people. Younger white women are just as foolish as blacks and Hispanics.

          1. That’s why they “banned” abortions?
            Didn’t need them anymore and wanted to explain the decrease in demand. The birth rate would be expected to increase with such a ban, but it probably wont.

            Now there is data saying CoViD itself is carcinogenic. Yay the science. Thanks to Peter Ballsack and Chairman Fow-Chi.

            They say it was released in Wuhan, but there were more strains in the USA late 2019 than there were in China. That indicates a US release prior to Wuhan.

            They shut down Ft. Detrick. USAMRIID because of some “containment issues”. Then, in August 2019 they said some vaping disease was hitting people in the lungs.

            The US govt is still covering up. They are blaming China 100% but they at least helped.

            China is collecting our DNA. The US was collecting Russian DNA. Israel is collecting everyone’s DNA.

            That CIA guy in the famous lecture said they can make diseases now that target ONE specific organ in ONE specific person. They infect an area and the disease spreads, and maybe gives other people the sniffles, but the target individual is dead. Doctors will just call it something else. Is this real? It sounded real.

            CRISPR technology and GENE DRIVES- they contemplated releasing a gene drive in New Zealand to wipe out the rats. What it can do is make all born rats male for example, or make them all a certain colour. If it made them all male that’s it for the rats. They canned this plan because they were worried it would spread and wipe out all the rats in the world. Can’t have that, but it shows the power of this tech. What if there was a gene drive in the vax? Who knows what these psychos get up to.

            When Hoover was boss of the FBI his second in command was part of an extinction cult that wanted to eradicate humanity. Hoover hated this movement and tried to fight it, but he was attacked.

            Now they are enacting laws so they can use “managed retreat” to disestablish communities deemed to be in climate change sensitive zones. They will offer you money for your property to move and if that doesn’t work they will force you to move by cancelling home insurance and even cutting off “essential services”. They focus on places that have floods or fires due to mismanagement and blame climate change.

            The govt is full of climate change zealots who will “help” you keep safe. They say the sea level has risen in one place but not another. I thought the sea level was kind of the same everywhere. I’ve worked in the environmental sector before and it’s full of totally crazed climate maniacs. They will not stop.

            Liberals and dogooders are the tools of the devil.

  12. Out with the old… The new Revelation 13 system is in the wings and waiting. The technocrats with their A.I. will finally get what they want. Human slaves who unwittingly by taking the shot are the communication system within their bodies. Fully integrated to worship the beast. A complete social credit system. A prison with no walls.
    The Fed, which is a private bank, has to let the old go down for the last time. Pay no attention to the man behind the curtain! The SOS has it under control.

  13. Maybe that’s why Trumpy is pushing BTC alot this time around when last term I think he didn’t really mention it, although now his family does have crypto coins that are being pumped. Everyone has been waiting for the big crypto crash as it isn’t worth anything and hard to use in everyday transactions, but it may continue to go up. Why else would it have been implemented if it wasn’t going to be a potential replacement for the dollar… As you said before once prices go up they won’t come back down, except for perishables and cheapo clearance type products. And the FED people aren’t dummies like they are displayed in the media. Powelll is displayed to look like a bumbling low IQ grandpa like they did with Biden. However they all have the answers and know exactly how the future is going to pan out for everyone.

    1. Gold is hard to use in daily transactions too but it’s solid money.

      Crapto is good for sending money though. In 5 minutes you can send a million dollars to someone overseas and it costs $1.

      Crapto markets can be crazy, but it is fun.

      As for not being worth anything, it’s got a price. It’s worth something for now.

      1. I’ve heard that argument before that with crypto you can move large sums of money quickly. But we can do the same with a bank wire. I realize it’s fiat, but if the currency was backed by gold, the case for crypto quickly moving money would be irrelevant.

        Maybe crypto has been allowed to do well to encourage a move towards central bank digital currencies. And if this occurs, they could then pull the rug out from under Bitcoin.

        I prefer gold but Bitcoin has gone up 50% in the last 12 months. Pretty amazing. Gold 35%.

        1. I know people that have tried to move 100k by bank and sometimes it’s just too hard. Crapto is an alternative and it works.

          Crapto is fun. I made 20k in a week from 1k once. Some of the coins just explode like mad. Picking a good one is tricky though. It’s easy to lose money too.

          Rug pulls are common in crapto. People are used to it. Bitcoin could be a massive trap, but people have said that for 10 years, so who knows?

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