China is the role model for how to control your population. Every aspect of your life will be controlled from money, food purchases, electricity and gas usage.
The elites hate our FREEDOM!
The elites hate our FREEDOM!
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DoneNOut
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Budweiser put a Tranny on a beer can. Look what the masses did. Cost Bud billion of dollars. The left is small, but have the media mouthpiece and corporate to make them loud.
xsn10s
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Nah the Budweiser drinker was most likely the an older generation in their 50's on up, maybe mid forties. They have no interest in wokeness, they just want to relax with friends. That was Buds downfall. They forgot who their target customer was. Now if it was some fruity drink then it might have worked.
L2land
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Make no mistake the CBDCs are about control and absolute tracking. The fed already does fine at ruining the purchasing power of our dollars. Save real money (metal) and assets (primers). Spend dollars and cash when you can. Don't support businesses that hate cash. If you can relocate some savings from a bank account that is holding it for no benefit to you then do so. Make the banks feel some pain. I'm as guilty as the next guy for using a card for everything to get points and for convenience but it's time to wake up to the agenda. Not sure it can be stopped, only delayed.
DoneNOut
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It truly is scary how free we aren't.
I still do not know what all this "Budweiser" is about
Bucklowery
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The phase: "easily manipulated" is right and it will be controlled by who? Oh yea the government, hmmmm
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There is no way that I am digging up all those Mason jars in the back yard and trying to bury something that I can't see or touch.
Predator 22
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Len, do you have any evidence to support your claim?
Their is a lot of info about ballot harvesting and the mathematical impossibility of the last election. People have literally been put in jail trying to look into the voting machines like Tina Peter's in mesa County Co.
You won't find the information in the msm, but it is out their.
2000 mules?
L2land
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Very hard to bury digital currency. Just make sure you put something in those jars that will be worth something when they get dug up next time. Hint: not dollars
I always remember a story I heard about a couple that bought a house built around early 1900s and they found $50K buried in the floor. 50K in 1915 = 2.5M in 2023. Thanks a lot Federal Reserve.I'm sure most remember what they did to the Canadian truckers during their protest at their capital. They didn't even have control over the "money" but they still found a way to freeze the truckers assets held by private banks. Imagine what they will do once they make cash nonexistent! Just a meen tweet away from someone punching a few keys on a keyboard and sending you into financial ruin!
Tradeable assets like gold are going to be useless when the gas tanks are empty and the grocery stores are bare. Knowledge is a commodity that always has value.
Tradeable assets like gold are going to be useless when the gas tanks are empty and the grocery stores are bare. Knowledge is a commodity that always has value.
And yet we cost them billions. Yeah we don't care about wokeness, we really don't give a **** about any of that stuff. Don't push it in our faces and we wont shoot you back. But if they want to get this **** show started, let's go, we aren't getting any younger.
M1A1ABRAMS
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Here's who controls the elections. See who they work for ? I found this info in 2018 when PA voted to keep property taxes. lol
How Canada-Based Dominion Voting Systems and U.S.-Based ES&S Cornered the U.S. Voting Machine Market
As the visibility of the "glitches" found in Dominion Voting Systems continues to spread across multiple states, and the longstanding issues surrounding Election Systems & Software start to re-surface, one critical question has yet to be asked, "How did they manage to corner the U.S. election voter market in the first place?"
On September 14, 2009, Hart Interactive, Inc. filed a lawsuit against Diebold Incorporated and Election Systems & Software, Inc. (ES&S) alleging antitrust claims after the September 2, 2009 purchase of Diebold's outstanding stock of Premier Election Solutions and the assets of Premier Canada. This transaction gave Election Systems & Software a 68% share of the U.S. voting machine market.
Not only did that transaction grant ES&S a monopolistic stranglehold on the election market, Hart alleged and provided evidence of anticompetitive conduct by both Diebold and ES&S. In the lawsuit, Hart states, Diebold and ES&S systemically:
- Wins bids by billing low then gouging locked-in customers for more aftermarket service and equipment.
- Misrepresents by exaggerating the features, capabilities, or certification status of the systems, or by falsely disparaging the features, capabilities, or certification status of rival systems.
- Engages in strategies that raise their rivals codes.
- Imposes unreasonable restrictions on access to software and other intellectual properties – in other words, customers could not have visibility to the source code prior to the election to ensure it had not been tampered with.
- Exerts improper and undue influence on government officials to achieve favorable competitive bidding outcomes.
- Initiates litigation upon losing competitive bidding contests to establish a litigious reputation among customers adding a risk premium to the cost of choosing a rival system.
To gain perspective of the hyper consolidation, before the "merge" of ES&S with Diebold's Premier Election entities, ES&S had a substantial market share in the U.S.
https://opslens.com/how-canada-based-dominion-voting-
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