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Well don’t keep us guessing! What’s the secret cabal owning the financial system, according to your research, and how do they manage to own both the „serious“ b

Well don’t keep us guessing! What’s the secret cabal owning the financial system, according to your research, and how do they manage to own both the „serious“ business and the funny pages?

markus_zhang 4y ago
The winners?
snapplebobapple 4y ago
My vote goes to the Rockefellers (who are actually psychic mushroom people first discovered in caves about halfway into the hollow earth. This is why they use that last name. The first people they encountered referred to them as "them rock fellers" before they were psychically controlled.)
- pram 4y ago
  Those are the Fraggles, common misconception.
  - snapplebobapple 4y ago
    Careful, this place can't take a joke, even when it is hilarious.
    - weard_beard 4y ago
      They’re supposed to come in threes so you know it’s a joke. Damn, I had something about Blackrock.
notsosec 4y ago
It's not secret and it's not a cabal. It's the group of people who benefit from a collusion with governments (by funding politicians campaigns) to get constant protection of their profits through systematic, de facto or explicit, bailouts by central banks, and more generally complacent regulations. Abolish central banking and have a gold-backed financial system and they mostly disappear. You can't cheat with gold. People who say it's fundamentally unstable and the cause for deflation or whatever have so far not demonstrated that the alternative is any better.
- greatwave1 4y ago
  > It's the group of people who benefit from a collusion with governments (by funding politicians campaigns) to get constant protection of their profits through systematic, de facto or explicit, bailouts by central banks, and more generally complacent regulations. You'll have to be more specific. There are literally millions of people who 'fund politicians campaigns', and many of them have competing interests at stake. Is it your contention that all of these people are in on it, or only a subset? > Abolish central banking and have a gold-backed financial system and they mostly disappear. The U.S. was on the gold standard until 1971, do you have any evidence that there was no government corruption before we made that switch?

Well don’t keep us guessing! What’s the secret cabal owning the financial system, according to your research, and how do they manage to own both the „serious“ business and the funny pages?

markus_zhang 4y ago

The winners?

snapplebobapple 4y ago

My vote goes to the Rockefellers (who are actually psychic mushroom people first discovered in caves about halfway into the hollow earth. This is why they use that last name. The first people they encountered referred to them as "them rock fellers" before they were psychically controlled.)

pram 4y ago
Those are the Fraggles, common misconception.
- snapplebobapple 4y ago
  Careful, this place can't take a joke, even when it is hilarious.
  - weard_beard 4y ago
    They’re supposed to come in threes so you know it’s a joke. Damn, I had something about Blackrock.

notsosec 4y ago

It's not secret and it's not a cabal. It's the group of people who benefit from a collusion with governments (by funding politicians campaigns) to get constant protection of their profits through systematic, de facto or explicit, bailouts by central banks, and more generally complacent regulations. Abolish central banking and have a gold-backed financial system and they mostly disappear. You can't cheat with gold. People who say it's fundamentally unstable and the cause for deflation or whatever have so far not demonstrated that the alternative is any better.

greatwave1 4y ago
> It's the group of people who benefit from a collusion with governments (by funding politicians campaigns) to get constant protection of their profits through systematic, de facto or explicit, bailouts by central banks, and more generally complacent regulations. You'll have to be more specific. There are literally millions of people who 'fund politicians campaigns', and many of them have competing interests at stake. Is it your contention that all of these people are in on it, or only a subset? > Abolish central banking and have a gold-backed financial system and they mostly disappear. The U.S. was on the gold standard until 1971, do you have any evidence that there was no government corruption before we made that switch?