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  1. He made a post. You took the cheap shot when you WRONGFULLY accused him. Everyone has a right to believe what they want. Likewise, everyone has the right to disagree. No one should have the right to accuse anyone about motives when you don't know what someone is thinking.
  2. Personally I think their robot impersonators are as flawed as their so called AI.
  3. No, you're supposed to believe whatever you feel comfortable with. However, I've driven tankers with baffles and can categorically confirm that they don't eliminate uncontrollable movement of said vehicle. Fluids in motion are inherently unstable and uncontrollable. The process requires extreme care and total control of the vehicle.
  4. The conversation around this subject is very telling. People have a myriad of methods in coming to conclusions. For me it's extremely understandable that Giant Airline Corporations would lie to shore up the bottom line. And it's equally understandable that so many people will not believe it. Greed is a HUGE motivator. And being deceitful is not even considered wrong. But so many people simply can't emotionally deal with the fact that this world is far more sinister than anyone knows. Sadly this unwillingness to question anything is exactly why evil people usually win.
  5. GOLD @ the time of writing this $2205.00 The root cause for this spike is Central Banks hoarding GOLD. Now why do you think they would do that? This is JUST BEGINNING one shouldn't wait.
  6. @nstoolman1I very much like you and would never attempt to disparag your opinions. So please forgive me this minor discretion. I truly doubt you would consider any alternatives on this subject. Like so many people your mind has been made up. A lifetime of mental programming will do that to most people. So allow me, if you will, a little prowess. There's a political figure in today's world whom nearly 80% of Americans believe has been sent by God himself to, " save us from the Nazi Fascist ", destroying our country. Heck, even I kinda love him. But I'm not a fanatic. I'm programed biologicaly to question anything which appears abnormal. So what will your opinion be if said political figure was, " wounded in the head," and SUDDENLY Resurrected 3 days later? Would you willingly accept the worldwide belief that he's Christ returning for his church? And if not, why? The answer to my querie is in my question. I don't believe someone like you would believe. It is simply too much to blindly accept at face value. But you and I both know most of humanity would believe. It may seem like I'm rambling here but that's simply because I don't fully know how to get people to truly open their minds enough to consider ALL possibilities. Life is not about what we know to be true. Life is about critical thinking. Life is about asking the right questions. Life is about searching out EVERY possible scenario and listening to EVERY thought. Then, with the help of the Holy Spirit, one can truly understand the mysteries of being. Without this we're all just blind sheep 🐑 being lead to the slaughter.
  7. Fascinating, how you always revert back to that one thing. No matter how much visual evidence is provided. Just wait until you see the next lie they will believe. Revelation 13:3 One of the heads of the beast seemed to have had a fatal wound, but the fatal wound had been healed. The whole world was filled with wonder and followed the beast. I honestly believe that we will see this prophecy fulfilled this year. And the Sheeple will believe the lie again.
  8. For what it's worth. When one of the largest banks in America begins making claims like this you can count on 2 things. They always underestimate the value. They are only saying it because they need to be able to claim that we we're warned. https://www.newsmax.com/finance/streettalk/gold-oil-3/2024/02/20/id/1154266/?dkt_nbr=6F0112qpbtel Gold Could Soar to $3K, Oil to $100: Citi Analysts (AP) By Lee Barney | Tuesday, 20 February 2024 11:47 AM EST Central banks’ purchases of gold, a recession and continued conflict in the Middle East could drive gold up to $3,000 an ounce and oil to $100 per barrel, according to Citi analysts. Gold, currently at $2,016 an ounce, could surge by 50%, particularly if there is a global recession, Akash Doshi, Citi’s head of North America commodities research, told CNBC. “The most likely wildcard path to $3,000/oz. gold is a rapid acceleration of an existing but slow-moving trend: de-dollarization across emerging markets and central banks that in turn leads to a crisis of confidence in the U.S. dollar,” Doshi wrote in a recent note. Urgent: There is Another Reason the BRICS Countries Are Buying Up Gold....See Why HERE That would prompt central banks to double their gold purchases, Doshi said. Central banks, seeking to diversify reserves and reduce credit risk, have accelerated their gold purchases to record levels in recent years, Doshi and other analysts wrote. China, Russia, India, Turkey and Brazil have been the biggest buyers of gold, with the World Gold Council reporting in January that in both 2022 and 2023, the world’s central banks purchased 1,000 net tons of gold and bullion. “If that goes again [to] double very quickly to 2,000 tons, we think that we would be actually very bullish for gold,” Doshi said. Since gold prices move in the opposite direction of interest rates, if the world falls into a recession and central banks cut rates, Doshi said, “That means the brakes have been cut—not to 3% but to 1% or lower. That will take us to $3,000.” Since July 2023, the U.S. Federal Reserve Bank’s benchmark interest rate has been between 5.25% and 5.5%. This is the highest rate it has been since March 2000, when the dot-com bubble burst and the Fed’s benchmark rate shot up to 6%. Another catalyst, though a low probability, according to the Citi analysts, would be stagflation, which is a combination of inflation, slow economic growth and rising unemployment. Citi thinks there is a chance oil could hit $100 due to geopolitical risks, deeper OPEC+ cuts and supply disruptions from important oil-producing regions. Urgent: The Buying Up Of Gold By BRICS Nations May Be Part of a Bigger Plan... See the Plan HERE The analysts pointed to the Houthi attacks on oil tankers in the Red Sea, disruptions to oil production in Iraq, and rising tensions on the border between Israel and Lebanon. Iraq, Iran, Libya, Nigeria and Venezuela are vulnerable to supply disruptions, Doshi said. Additionally, the U.S. might impose stiffer sanctions on Iran and Venezuela, and Ukraine could attack Russian oil refineries with drones. Global benchmark Brent’s April futures are currently trading at $83.56 a barrel.
  9. I don't know. It did take nearly a year of prayer before the Holy Spirit showed me what I was looking at. I didn't understand why at the time. But now I understand. You see " a day to the Lord is a thousand years, and a thousand years is a day ". So the year that I was praying 🙏 was actually for the Lord less than a second. All I can say to you, and everyone else, is to insist in your own mind that you want to see the truth. Liberals say,"keep an open mind ". But a mind that is open and not guided by the Holy Spirit is the devils playground.
  10. If you really want to know what their intentions are. https://watcher.guru/news/brics-analyst-predicts-us-dollar-crash-similar-to-roman-empires-end BRICS: Analyst Predicts US Dollar Crash Similar to Roman Empire’s End Vinod Dsouza February 15, 2024 Leading financial analysts are warning that the US supremacy has reached a tipping point and its dominance cannot move further up. BRICS and other developing countries are racing ahead as their economy becomes robust and stronger. The GDP of BRICS nations is growing tremendously and challenging the US dollar at the global level. BRICS is convincing developing nations in Asia, Africa, and South America to ditch the US dollar and use local currencies. Read here to know how many sectors in the US will be affected if BRICS ditches the dollar for trade. BRICS: US Dollar Dominance Could Face Roman Empire’s Fate Source: stock.adobe.com Financial analyst and the author of the best-selling book ‘Rich Dad Poor Dad‘ Robert Kiyosaki compared the US dollar’s end to the Roman Empire. He explained that the Roman Empire’s supremacy ended after their bankers debased their currency to pay soldiers, gladiators, and bills. BRICS is now looking to uproot the US dominance and replace it with a new world order. Kiyosaki stressed that the US is experiencing a similar decline where the officials are printing money to pay for its wars. “The Roman Empire ended in the same way with massive gladiators entertaining chubby Romans while their bankers debased their currency to pay soldiers and bills,” he said. The author urged investors to accumulate Bitcoin, gold, and silver, as the prices cannot be tampered with. “History repeats because stupidity repeats. Don’t be stupid. Bet instead on gold, silver, and bitcoin,” he said. The US dollar end could come through the hands of BRICS are they’re pressing all the right buttons.
  11. This is exactly why some people see the earth as a Footstool and others see a ball. It's all about perception. From the moment we are born we're inundated with images of the ball earth. From the movie intros showing that ✈ plane flying around the ball. To the first globe earth in our kindergarten class and every class throughout one's education, to the constant barrage of globe earth pictures throughout our lives. We've been psychologically programed to believe. This type of programming is extremely well studied and perfectly applied. The result is what you see from the doctor above. He literally described what he was looking at while later going back to his programming. And in my personal experience the ONLY way to discern the difference is through intense prayer. Again, once the perception has been broken the mind begins to become more analytical and the use of critical thinking starts to take over. The article above is truly accurate. However, it doesn't give any reason for the comparison. Rather the author was more interested in creating a disparity and division among people. . There is nothing scientific about the article.
  12. https://fortune.com/2024/02/11/american-national-debt-concerns-housing-market-portfolio-impact/amp/ Jamie Dimon believes U.S. debt is the ‘most predictable crisis’ in history—and experts say it could cost Americans their homes, spending power, and national security According to Dimon, we’re 10 years away from that outcome, but experts say it won’t look great when it gets here. BY ELEANOR PRINGLE February 11, 2024 In the late 19th century Alexander Hamilton wrote, “A national debt, if it is not excessive, will be to us a national blessing.” A nice idea in theory, but America’s governments since then haven’t quite stuck to the plan. Instead, the U.S. economy is resting atop a public debt exceeding $34 trillion, with its debt-to-GDP ratio sitting at around 120%. Perhaps not the blessing the Founding Fathers had once envisioned. Now, alarm bells are beginning to ring with increasing frequency and volume. Jamie Dimon says Washington is facing a global market “rebellion” because of the tab it is racking up, while Bank of America CEO Brian Moynihan believes it’s time to stop admiring the problem and instead do something about it.
  13. https://dailyhodl.com/2024/02/10/jpmorgan-chase-customers-life-savings-washed-away-by-scammer-why-apple-is-abruptly-deleting-apps-in-response/ JPMorgan Chase Customer’s Life Savings Swiped in Sophisticated Scam – Why Apple Is Abruptly Deleting Apps in Response Daily Hodl Staff February 10, 2024 The loss of a JPMorgan Chase customer’s life savings has sent Apple scrambling to remove a group of apps from the App Store. Chase customer Avalon Grimes says her account was drained after she received a call that appeared to be from the bank, reports CBS New York. The phone number on her caller ID matched the number on the back of her Chase debit card – but the caller was a scammer who convinced Grimes to transfer her money to another account. The thief used a technique called spoofing to mimic Chase’s actual phone number, a practice Verizon says should be illegal. But CBS New York says it found spoofing can be easily done through the App Store. “On Apple’s app store, CBS New York found multiple apps that let you spoof numbers, including one prank-calling app that let us spoof that same Chase Bank number for free. It even showed Chase Bank on the caller ID on one attempt.” Apple says it has sophisticated systems in place to thwart fraudulent apps, and the company quickly deleted a pair of unnamed apps that CBS New York called out. According to Apple, the apps were removed because its policies ban apps that allow users to make anonymous or prank calls. As for Chase, the banking giant says it will never call customers or ask them for security codes. But the bank will not have to reimburse Grimes. The government requires banks to reimburse customers in certain cases of fraud, but not when the customer is tricked into approving fraudulent transactions. “Chase says it is working with the bank the scammer used to try to get the funds back. But the scammer likely already withdrew the money, which means Grimes is back to square one in her quest to save up for a new home."
  14. https://markets.businessinsider.com/news/stocks/stock-market-outlook-recession-2008-crash-dot-com-sp500-bubble-2024-2 The stock market is looking a lot like it did before the dot-com and '08 crashes, top economist says Jennifer Sor Feb 12, 2024, The stock market looks similar to the periods that preceded the dot-com and 2008 market events. David Rosenberg pointed to the exuberance for AI, which has sparked a "raging bull market." The "speculative mania" carrying the stock market could soon end, he warned. The stock market is flashing the same warning signs of "speculative mania" that preceded the crashes of 2008 and 2000, according to economist David Rosenberg. The Rosenberg Research president — who called the 2008 recession and who's been a vocal bear on Wall Street amid the latest market rally — pointed to the "raging bull market" that's taken off in stocks, with the S&P 500 surpassing the 5,000 mark for the first time ever last week. The benchmark index has soared around 22% from its low in October last year, clearing the official threshold for a bull market. The index has also gained for the last five weeks and has been up for 14 of the last 15 weeks — a winning streak that hasn't been seen since the early 1970s. But the stellar gains are a double-edged sword for investors, as the market looks dangerously similar to the environment prior to the dot-com and 2008 crashes, Rosenberg wrote in a note on Monday. "With each passing day, this has the feel of being a cross between 1999 and 2007. It is a gigantic speculative price bubble across most risk assets, and while AI is real, so was the Internet, and so were the high-flying stocks that populated the Nifty Fifty era," he said, referring to the group of 50 large-cap stocks that dominated the stock market in the 60s and 70s, before falling by around 60% Other Wall Street strategists have warned of the parallels between today's market and similar stock booms in the past. The hype for artificial intelligence pushed the Magnificent Seven stocks to dominate most of the S&P 500's gains last year, and a major price correction is on the way as valuations soar to unsustainable levels, Richard Bernstein Advisors said in an October 2023 note. "This is the problem when a group of mega cap 'concept' stocks trade at double the multiple of the rest of the market. The lesson is that (i) the higher they are, the harder they fall, and (ii) there are dangers when too much growth gets priced in," Rosenberg said. "Being real in an economic sense does not mean we have not entered a realm of excessive exuberance when it comes to the financial markets," he added, referring to the hype surrounding AI. The outlook for stocks is also shadowed by an uncertain economic picture. Geopolitical risks, recession risk, and the risk that the Fed will disappoint investors hoping for rate cuts aren't being priced into markets at the moment, Rosenberg added. "I don't find speculative manias a turn-on and in my personal finances, I avoid them like the plague. Not everyone likes to hear that, especially since I missed so much of this rally but that's how I roll," he said. Rosenberg has warned investors to tread carefully before, given the slew of risks he sees ahead for markets. Previously, he said that the S&P 500 looked "eerily similar" to 2022, the year the index plunged 20%. That's partly because a recession that "few see and few are positioned for" is coming for the economy, he wrote in a post on LinkedIn last month.
  15. https://watcher.guru/news/brics-159-countries-eyeing-russias-new-payment-system BRICS: 159 Countries Eyeing Russia’s New Payment System Vinod Dsouza February 10, 2024 Source: Beawiharta Beawiharta / Reuters / cfr.org BRICS member Russia confirmed that the country is building an alternative to the SWIFT payment system without integrating the US dollar. The new payment mechanism will settle cross-border transactions in local currencies making BRICS and other developing countries sideline the US dollar. Watcher Guru had recently reported that 20 countries are already on board to initiate transactions in local currencies when Russia’s new payment system is out. Read here to know how many sectors in the US will be affected if BRICS ditches the dollar for trade
  16. If anyone watched the 2 hr interview T.C. did with Putin you now know that the CIA is running this country. Democrats and Rinoes are Nazis (( not a defamation REALITY)). And together they have been manipulating world events for decades. You also now know that EVERY DANG WORD from the media and our so called leaders is not only a lie but straight up scientific manipulation. But the most surprising thing you would have learned is that Putin is an extremely devout Orthodox Catholic. You can't fake what I saw. It's our Government that are the Bloodthirsty DICTATORS. Putin even said that he made a deal with Bush Sr. but was later told by Bush that the CIA wouldn't let him keep the deal. THE PRESIDENT DOESN'T RUN THE COUNTRY.
  17. https://finbold.com/jpmorgan-fines-report/ JPMorgan fined nearly $40 billion for two-decade legal oversights Justinas Baltrusaitis BANKINGFeb 8, 2024 Banking giant JPMorgan Chase (NYSE: JPM) has suffered financial and possible reputational setbacks due to a series of legal oversights stemming from the firm’s failure to adhere to regulatory requirements. This has resulted in substantial fines that have brought attention to the banking industry’s broader challenges in combating related offenses. According to data compiled by Finbold, from 2000 to 2024, JPMorgan incurred fines totaling $39.34 billion for various violations. The largest fine, amounting to $13.46 billion, was related to toxic securities abuses. Failure to comply with investor protection policies resulted in a fine of $6.25 billion, followed by $5.36 billion for mortgage abuses. Additionally, banking violations led to fines totaling $4.26 billion during the same period. A breakdown of offense categories reveals that financial violations accounted for the highest amount, totaling $26.66 billion across 117 records, followed by consumer protection at $8.62 billion from 63 records. As documented in 28 records, competition-related violations amount to $2.48 billion, while government-contracting violations stand at $0.61 billion from a single record. Employment-related offenses rank fifth, totaling $0.52 billion from 50 records. Understanding JPMorgan’s hefty fines Indeed, by any measure, the amount of fines incurred by JPMorgan Chase is considered hefty, and they compliment the fact that such institutions operate in a complex environment, and occasional legal issues may arise due to the intricate nature of financial markets, transactions, and regulatory compliance. When violations occur, they are typically addressed through legal proceedings, settlements, or regulatory actions. Clearly, the fines are not from isolated incidents but rather what can be considered systemic failures over the years. The lack of adequate internal controls, combined with a failure to address misconduct promptly, has potentially allowed unethical practices to play out over the years, resulting in hefty fines. In this case, financial violations are leading considering that JPMorgan is operating in the sector, and violations encompass a wide range of activities, including misconduct, market manipulation, money laundering, and other breaches. Notably, a significant share of the fines is linked to the 2008 financial crisis. In 2013, the bank reached a historic $13 billion settlement, concluding months of tense negotiations with the Department of Justice (DoJ) concerning a series of investigations into its risky mortgage deals. This fine, the largest civil settlement with any single company, resolved several investigations and lawsuits initiated by US authorities regarding the sale of home loan bonds between 2005 and 2008. It is worth noting that based on JPMorgan’s size, the bank can handle the hefty fines imposed by the regulators. The bank typically has substantial resources and risk management capabilities to absorb fines, but the impact on its overall financial performance and reputation can still be significant. Additionally, it’s crucial to differentiate between isolated incidents or legal challenges and a systemic pattern of high financial offenses. Financial institutions like JPMorgan are subject to rigorous regulatory oversight, and authorities typically thoroughly investigate and address any misconduct. The impact of fines The repercussions extend beyond the financial sector, as the violations and the magnitude of fines have raised questions about the practices of banking giants. Critics advocate for stricter oversight and regulatory reforms to prevent similar situations from arising. Calls for enhanced transparency and accountability within the banking sector have also surfaced, with proponents urging more robust regulatory measures to curb corporate misconduct. Interestingly, these shortcomings have given voice to alternatives, such as the shift to cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin (BTC). From a border perspective, the fines imposed on JPMorgan highlight the emerging concerns, risk management, and regulatory compliance issues facing the US banking sector. With regulators such as the Securities Exchange Commission (SEC) fining most banks, there has been an uproar among Wall Street players regarding the situation. Looking ahead, the likelihood of fines increasing is significant, considering that regulators are implementing stricter mechanisms for monitoring. At the same time, given the intricate nature of obtaining information on violations, entities such as the SEC have underscored the importance of enforcing whistleblower protection rules in recent months. This emphasis has led to a series of actions against companies for language in employee agreements that the agency deems as discouraging individuals from reporting wrongdoing.
  18. https://watcher.guru/news/brics-8-banks-ban-u-s-dollar-transac BRICS: 8 Banks Ban U.S. Dollar Transactions Vinod Dsouza February 7, 2024 Source: Getty Images Iraq is moving in tandem with the BRICS philosophy as it banned eight banks from initiating transactions in the U.S. dollar. The Middle Eastern country is cracking down on the U.S. dollar months after it banned all cash withdrawals in the currency. Eight local banks are banned from accessing the daily U.S. dollar auction conducted by Iraq’s Central Bank. The local banks will no longer have access to the U.S. dollar reserves the country’s Central Bank holds. Also, the move plays straight into the BRICS playbook where the alliance aims to stall the growth of the U.S. dollar. Read here to know how many sectors in the U.S. will be affected if BRICS stops using the dollar for trade. Moreover, Iraq is struggling to control the black market transactions of the U.S. dollar that’s hampering its native economy. BRICS: Why Iraq Bans U.S. Dollar Transactions? Source: a-z-animals.com / Shutterstock Iraq aims to control the fluctuating black market exchange rate, that has been plaguing the country for long enough. However, its main source of hard currency is heavily import-dependent and has become the main point of a U.S. crackdown on currency smuggling to neighboring Iran. The eight banks that are banned from U.S. dollar transactions in Iraq are: Ahsur International Bank for Investment Investment Bank of Iraq Union Bank of Iraq Kurdistan International Islamic Bank for Investment and Development Al Huda Bank Al Janoob Islamic Bank for Investment and Finance Arabia Islamic Bank Hammurabi Commercial Bank Also Read: BRICS To Build ‘Credit Rating Agency’ to Counter US Dominance Banning U.S. dollar transactions in the BRICS style will also strengthen Iraq’s local currency, the Iraqi Dinar. Additionally, Treasury spokesman said to Reuters, “We commend the continued steps taken by the Central Bank of Iraq to protect the Iraqi financial system from abuse, which has led to legitimate Iraqi banks achieving international connectivity through correspondent banking relationships”. https://watcher.guru/news/brics-8-banks-ban-u-s-dollar-transactionshttps://watcher.guru/news/brics-8-banks-ban-u-s-dollar-transaction
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