Quote from makloda:
Is there any way to make money spinning/following conspiracy theories? At best they're a source of entertainment, at worst a terrible waste of precious time.
Quote from makloda:
Is there any way to make money spinning/following conspiracy theories? At best they're a source of entertainment, at worst a terrible waste of precious time.
Quote from asiaprop:
I take it as entertainment but at the same time some who may not be up to speed may start to believe this crap if you just tell them often enough...
Quote from ByLoSellHi:
Oh c'mon, you're way too intelligent to not see or admit that Goldman and Treasury & the Fed is a literal and virtual revolving door of nepotism, and that Goldman has many ex-employees now in some of the highest and most influential branches and levels of government.
Anyone who doesn't either admit this fact or concede it isn't possible for some serious hanky-panky to NOT result is.......well, use your own euphemism.
Quote from achilles28:
Our entire system is built on collusion and Moral Hazard.
Banks and Wallstreet own the Federal Reserve. And Congress, for that matter.
Those are just the facts. Start from there.
I don't dispute any of these allegations, but I am asking: why does this make things any different from 10, 50 or 500 years ago? For all we know those with money and power have aggressively lobbied for their own well-being with governments/kings/central banks for hundreds of years. The family of the Fuggers pretty much owned the aristocracy of entire continental Europe at some point in the Medieval age.Quote from ByLoSellHi:
Oh c'mon, you're way too intelligent to not see or admit that Goldman and Treasury & the Fed is a literal and virtual revolving door of nepotism, and that Goldman has many ex-employees now in some of the highest and most influential branches and levels of government.
Anyone who doesn't either admit this fact or concede it isn't possible for some serious hanky-panky to NOT result is.......well, use your own euphemism.