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You can have low rates with declining inflation while growing the economy aggressively.

If the capital is being well spent, creating productivity gains and productive jobs.

This happened in 1870's.

However, if you put a warm, heavy, socialist blanket on the economy and allow other countries to strategically steal and undermine you, yea strong capital spending leads to higher prices all around.
All it is going to take is for Trump to fly down here and hold a huge rally. He will publicly snub Cassidy and it will be over.

68% of the state voted for Trump and Cassidy is already unlikable, naturally.

re: UK on the verge of a civil war

Posted by Big Wes on 12/11/25 at 7:12 pm to
I would argue, this has nothing to do with communism. The British sent communism to Russia to bring Russia down. So the people who controlled england could rule the world for a another century.

Now they are gunning for america. When England falls.. they will move to Dubai.
The beef packing industry has formed a cartel where they fix prices. They are mostly global companies. They were even sued when they signed a bunch of ranchers to sell at auction price with the stipulation that they did not have to bring their cattle to auction.

After a year of this, the meat packers colluded to keep the auction price down and screwed all the ranchers.

Meat inspecting being a federal thing is also a huge cost. let the states regulate it. Bureaucracy is killing the ranchers.
It is a feature, not a glitch.

Haitians in Florida
Somalis in Minnesota
Puerto Ricans in NY
Afgans in that small town in Ohio
Pakistanis in the Roosevelt, after the Roosevelt was sold to a Pakistani national, then our US Government was then paying full room price per person, putting 4 to a room @$700 per night each. Fully booked.

War, famine, storm.

It is on one hand a skim (greed) and on the other a hand a long term power move (political)
Absolutely not.

Great Britain wanted to Balkanize the US, to keep us under their thumb.

The years after the war were some of the most prosperous and free of any human civilization.

Maybe not for indigenous peoples.
They laundered our tax dollars into the media to call us crazy. They pay people on this board to divide us and distract us.

Defunding usaid has caused an unemployment problems in Switzerland.

We have had a wet blanket thrown over us and we thought it was normal.

It is not.
I am over over my yearly post count, but this is what winning feels like.

The future is here. And it is the future that the 1980's wanted us to have.

Enjoy.

re: Laser mosquito zapper

Posted by Big Wes on 7/17/25 at 9:42 pm to
"Das ist wunderwaffe."

Underrated
You are GD right gif.

Lets roll.
They shot him and neutered his presidency by keeping him on pain pills.
No. This time is different.

If you are going to sell here and just sit in treasuries, you will be taxed. If you don’t invest in the U.S.. You will get 90 cents or 95 cents in the dollars.

Make a deal. Even dollars. 100%.

They are going to supercharge investment inside the US.

Reshoreing is a thing. We must go all in. Cheap energy, American ingenuity.

re: Now this is a pardon

Posted by Big Wes on 5/29/25 at 9:27 am to
My Daughter almost got kicked out of LSU because a woke resident in charge got her for 3 mask violations.

She actually had to go in front of a tribunal. I had to appeal the decision to keep her from getting kicked out. These people were evil.

They caught a person with Heroin in her dorm and another burned down his dorm room from a marijuana and they did not face what she did.

Insanity.
All this tariff uproar is from the international corporations, voiced through their owned media and paid politicians. The tariff is a threat to their MARGINS, not a threat to China.

Someone posted a concern story last week where a business offered their product with a "made in America" option that cost more than twice as much as their China made. They reported that no one chose the higher priced item.

Lost in the trolling was a sentence in the article where the company said they priced the American made piece in such a way as to "maintain their margins."

I am certain small business will be hurt by these tariffs, I am also certain the big losers will be the international corporations as the tariff reduces their arbitrage of currency manipulation, regulatory creep, oppressed labor, Ip theft, inconsistent quality, and lack of pollution controls. That tariff captures that and sends it to the treasury.

The reality is that if a product can be made here and sold profitably for $50. And it can be made in China and sold profitably for $20. That product will sell for $45.99, not $20. So who does that tariff really hurt?

Concern away.

re: A gun is on the negotiating table

Posted by Big Wes on 4/7/25 at 8:13 am to
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The system was under attack even before Trump set fire to it. The return of geopolitics is not conducive to a world in which all the cars are made in Germany, and all the smartphones in China. Trump is not the only leader who wants to reshore industries. Joe Biden started this with his Inflation Reduction Act. Emmanuel Macron has similar plans.
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This quote right here tells me this commenter is full of it. "The Inflation Reductions Act" was nothing but a sop to big business and funneling our tax dollars to the "right" people.

The stock market is not the economy.
RogerTheShrubber.. I am sorry that happened but you could have moved those funds out of stocks and into a treasury fund if you knew you were going to need them. The hardest part is leaving the casino when you are up.
Market looked real sustainable. Here is a charge that shows the running 12 year average return per market valuation. Bottom right......

Bunk Moreland
SlowFlowPro
RogerTheShrubber

Wow, I got all three on the first page, must have struck a nerve.
Well gooolly, Burt. America is not the stock market. And money in the stock market ain't' cash. But you know that. The financialization of our economy to serve the Wall Street Gods was gong to end.

Go listen to what Treasury Secretary Scott Bessant actually says. Find his interviews from 2 years ago. It ain't rocket science to end the grift.