You are viewing a single comment's thread.

view the rest of the comments →

15590784? ago

Why is it 'the joos, the joos' with yall?

Why isn't it 'the globalist' or 'the cabal' instead?

Fact is that yes bad Jews are among the cabal members and like many of the cabal members have been given prominent places of control or influence in society however we also find other ethnic persons and claimed religious affiliation among the Cabal too but we don't go around claiming 'the Italian RCC, the Methodist, the English Episcopalians, the Scottish Presbyterian etc)

Yes, there are bad joojoobeeds but there are more good, average just want to work a job, earn their pay, raise a family and eat whatever they eat during their holiday festivities good Jewish folks.

15591465? ago

No Jews, no migration, no Free MAsons, no Communism, no Central Banking, no World Wars, no Talmud, get it?

15592251? ago

Nope.

As long as humans have free will there will be those who choose to do bad or outright evil.

(No joos)- Not all Jews are bad people, its a belief system, people convert, the first Christians were Jewish. (Bonus points if you remember who were the first Christian Disciples)

(No migration)- limited and specific migration is good

(No Freemasons) - Most Masons join as seniors in high school and have no clue beyond local lodge meetings.

(No communism)- yea we agree

(no central banking)- what do you propose in replacement for national commerce exchange and international trade?

(No world wars)- probably, but localized wars are still a possibility, such is the nature of man and resources.

(No Talmud)- I admit I am a bit biased on this one and the Koran but I am sure both can be 'reformed' as Christians advance to convert.

Get it?

15597298? ago

International trade used to be like this. Someone bought a ship. They traveled to a foreign country with goods that the foreign country didn't have. They traded for foreign goods that we didn't have. Then they came back home, docked, and sold their cargo right off the ship, either to local merchants or to individuals.

My small home town, back in the 1800s, would have ships come to port on our riverfront. They would advertise in the local paper what they had to sell, such as monkeys, bananas, oranges, silk, etc.

So we do not need central banking at all.

15597454? ago

People have grown use to the global economy.

I sell things to people internationally almost every week.

No nation needs a central bank however a mutually agreed/regulated/audited/monitored etc hub for financial transaction for international trade (ideally with the ability to collect tarrifs/taxes etc) does make things a bit more streamline especially if it was XRP-ish.

I am open to ideas.