The Great Reset: Playing 10 chess boards at once – Trump failed the Clarity Act on purpose and banks are panicking.
"What I'm learning about Trump and his economic policies [is] that they are going to need to create new credit in order to increase the productive capacity because as far as I can tell he's out to implement the American system of political economy in opposition to the British [Imperial–City of London] system of financial extraction and that requires the allocation of credit to productive projects. So he's reassuring infrastructure, bringing manufacturing back, using tariffs to protect American industry…"
"But you only have four years to do that and we're two years in. That's the problem. It takes longer than four years to transform our economy somewhat back to close to what it was like when [President Ronald] Reagan took over. When Reagan was inaugurated."
"To reverse the evils of NAFTA and everything that came after."
@jeffholmes7663: "Banks should be regulated to the point of incarceration. They and their owners brought this world to it's knees, and incarcerated us to a life of debt. Learn or repeat."
@formes2388: "There is a better way to deal with banks:
"This is what Crypto transition would allow for. This is what the banks are terrified of — being cut out of the loop. It's also what all the neo-libs are scared of, the neo-cons: Because suddenly the capacity to infinitely print money goes away. And from that you basically crash the entire global trade system. You crash the stock market.
"We don't need more regulations. We actually need to cleave back regulations; and create simple straight forward ones that don't come pre-installed with loopholes and bypasses for the elites."
@Dennis0824: "What Jason failed to mention is the implementation of stablecoins will totally kill naked short selling, making the markets much more stable."
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