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KayAnne Riley's avatar

I very much look forward to the day when they can NO LONGER cover up the truth. At some point in the not too distant future, this all must end.

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Paula Kulnis's avatar

No politician speaks the truth.

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BooBoo's avatar

This will never end cuz the Big Lie has been going on since the history of mankind...Fact

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Rex titus's avatar

The hopium pipe never stops getting passed around.

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Concussedx11's avatar

Three people show up for a job interview at a governmental agency: a mathematician, an accountant & a statistician. The interviewer brings them into the office one at a time & only asks one question: "Is 2 + 2 always 4?" The mathematician answers" "In my experience with all types of equations, 2 + 2 is always 4." The accountant answers: "In my experience looking at assets v. debits, 2 + 2 is always 4." Before answering the question, the statistician walks around the room, lowers all the shades, locks the door & then responds: "What would you like the answer to be?" Who do you suppose got the gig?

It is virtually impossible to get truth from anyone who's income & wealth are derived from a lie. Look how long it has taken the ratings agencies to downgrade U S debt. You may rest assured that they have only done so now because they have been given permission to do so.

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Tommy Boy's avatar

I was in Construction for all of my life and I actually experienced professional material testing engineers say the same thing. No wonder our young people can't find their way forward or trust, and don't seem to care. The critical thinking process was undermined by Federal Education policies instituted from the '60's on.

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I'm Cheech's avatar

Not until Christ returns... think they stop on their own? "Their father is the father of lies..."

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Kevin's avatar

Right on, I don't trust anything they try to tell us, if their mouth is moving, it's all a BIG lie anyway, it's just like "READ MY LIPS" and then they can say, "that's not what I said".

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Mike Taylor's avatar

When the REAL TRUTH, and nothing but the truth comes out... It will be so wild and far fetched but true, that the SHEEPLE will never believed that they have been so deceived.. Count on it

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KayAnne Riley's avatar

I think about that a lot. What half-witted rationalization will they conjure up when the truth comes out? 🤭

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NEYOH WHEATLE's avatar

Truth will shine

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KayAnne Riley's avatar

In this will I be confident!

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Charlie's avatar

To think all this has occurred since Jan 19.

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Scooter's avatar

They know that 80+ percent of the population is stupid. Of the remaining 20% who might get it, most are too busy dealing with life to object, and the residual few (us) have no tools to stop it.

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Charles's avatar

Trump is a master con man.

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John's avatar

Not just Trump. This has been going on for several decades!

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dean myers's avatar

Since 1964

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Concussedx11's avatar

Since 1913.

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John's avatar

You pretty much nailed it! The data has been total BS for decades now.

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Charlie's avatar

As a former government statistician you should have said MOST OF THE DATA .

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Albert's avatar

Edward Bernays would be proud.

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Ralph S.'s avatar

RIght on! Keep it up Greg. By the way, anyone who cannot afford $0.10/day for your information, who can’t afford food, etc. is not using your information to make “Trader’s Choices.” They obviously are not able to be in the markets or apply your trading advice. They are likely shills or bots. It is beautiful that you have so much compassion for the less fortunate, but they have free access to your free newsletter and articles. Thus, moving to Substack will not cut anyone off from your core information, stock picker, MMRI, etc which you so generously share. Dump the bots and scammers and be able to share even more important info with us (those that can “afford” it). I want to learn what you know that you cannot express on current platform. Rock on!

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Seabiscuit's avatar

Excellent

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Lenn Koontz's avatar

Is this Wade from SD County?

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Seabiscuit's avatar

No. I’m in Colorado, a few miles south of Denver.

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Lee R's avatar

Trust the plan…chump will save us all with his golden dome and other brilliant jewish ideas!

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Lulla buy's avatar

Inflation =. THEFT

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Christobane's avatar

Y I remember Reagan saying tha same thing about star wars program billions wasted produced nothing

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Stanley Striker's avatar

'Muppet' isn't just a river in egypt...lol

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Lee R's avatar

You just don’t understand and appreciate the fake blood that the don spilt from his ear for YOU…not to mention the pose for that photo op. Ungrateful!

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Stanley Striker's avatar

That's true. The 'attempt' was just part of the Continuation of Governement.

45 - 47

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Lee R's avatar

Just as Greg’s subtle reads, “they think we’re stupid ,” I love to remind them of how stupid they are rather.

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Stanley Striker's avatar

Yes. But that's one of the (Benefits) of living in a Republic. You don't have to pay attention to what's going on in your country.

I disagree with Greg on this point. They don't think we're all stupid. They think that there's enough that don't pay attention to make it so their propoganda doesn't matter. (Including Greg's Propoganda)

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corvus's avatar

Yup...old ketchup ear.

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Grit's avatar

A sound bite society conditioned to believe what it’s told will do as it’s told.

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Doug Youngman's avatar

... the smell of twenty men living in a railcar or trailer abades.

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Catolic's avatar

It’s all lies. I know the white collar job market very well. High income earners are losing jobs at a feverish pace. People are close to losing everything. Shame on Trump for peddling the same BS as Biden.

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Birdwoman's avatar

A Forbes article states 36% of job adverts online are "ghost" jobs. Some job seekers think it is much higher.

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Jay Blue's avatar

i think it has been much higher for a very long time. It defies logic to advertise jobs that don't exist. Here's what Google's AI says about why it's done.

"Companies sometimes advertise jobs that don't actually exist, often referred to as "ghost jobs," for a variety of reasons, including creating a perception of growth, building a recruitment pipeline, or even motivating employees. Some companies might also post job openings to assess internal candidates or evaluate job descriptions. Additionally, some companies may be required to post openings to comply with regulations or policy, even if they have someone in mind for the role."

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Catolic's avatar

I absolutely agree!

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Stephen Harrison's avatar

Bought more physical gold today😊

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Seabiscuit's avatar

I bought a roll of 40 Washington quarters today from SDBULLION.

One roll is 7.15 ounces of silver at $2.26 over spot per ounce or $35.51 per ounce. Junk silver is a cheap way to stack real constitution money on a small budget making it easy for anyone to do.

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Seabiscuit's avatar

Smart move!

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dean myers's avatar

Definition of Evil,,,Anyone or thing missing of any Good

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Dennis's avatar

They Think That We Are All Stupid - Yes they do and have been playing this little tune for a long time. If things get much worse, I may have to pay my light bill or start eating only one meal a day. I would be rich if I didnt shop at Wallmart for food. I pity people with large families. Me I am retired and operating on a fixed income that is getting very close to not enough! Love your stuff Gregory

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First in Flight's avatar

Great synopsis, Greg. Yes, data lies. I'm a former C Suite working severely underemployed for over 4 years. No family. Im Hemophilia A. Rarest form there is. I can't run out of money. I die. No family no support system AT ALL. Trust me I read all their lies and weep.

It has only caused me to pray like I'm ravenous. God is all I have.

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Lulla buy's avatar

Never mind if you are real, I reckon you will be OK . Can only be, strength from within.

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First in Flight's avatar

Ask God if I'm real.

It's real I was arsoned out of a paid off house.

It's real my brother embezzled my Dad's estate or I wouldn't be working.

It's real my daughter was murdered 2.5 years ago.

But it's unreal your snarky comment. Add you to those to pray for to have the mind of Christ.

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Bruce's avatar

They will continue to reassure us that all is well, until they can't. And when the crash comes, it will be some one else's fault.

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Lulla buy's avatar

All they are interested in is gathering up and clutching "the family silver, and internal treasures". We are put on this earth to be used, abused and treated as dirt to venture over, covered mats. The superiority complex internal ego driven, what's yours is mine.

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Lulla buy's avatar

By the way, I just read somewhere a reminder , That JULIAN ASSANGE, HE BASICALLY ORE WARNED A NUMBER OF YEARS AGO. We are down as the last ones to have freedom. Or words such as.

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Andria Jerner's avatar

This Truth sets us free Gregory. Thanks for your hard work! You are a sane voice in a world of insanity.

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illuminati seed's avatar

The media is currently attributing the surge in Treasury yields to two convenient headlines: the Moody’s downgrade of U.S. credit and the poor turnout at yesterday’s bond auction. While those events may have triggered market reactions on the surface, they are merely symptoms — not causes. What we’re witnessing is far more profound than a downgrade or a failed auction. This is a full-scale loss of faith in the Federal Reserve, in the data being reported, and in the sustainability of the U.S. economic model itself.

Yes, Moody’s downgraded U.S. debt. Yes, the auction saw weak demand. But the real story is deeper — and more manufactured. We are being pushed into yet another engineered crisis, designed to make debt and bonds appear toxic. The public is being conditioned to believe that Treasuries — the very foundation of the global financial system — are no longer safe. The irony is that the Federal Reserve is still conducting stealth quantitative easing, absorbing short-term debt quietly while the long end of the yield curve is left to spiral. The perception being sold is that “no one wants to own our debt.” But this is a setup — a calculated move in a longer game.

Throughout its 112-year history, the Federal Reserve has always played the same role in every crisis: buyer and lender of last resort. That hasn't changed. What has changed is the scale of deception and delay. Each crisis gets more theatrical. Each "unexpected" collapse becomes more premeditated. And each time, the Fed waits until the damage is systemic before stepping in — not to prevent the collapse, but to arrive as the "rescuer," avoiding accountability for the conditions it created.

This is why yields are truly rising: because the market now understands the illusion. Investors are no longer responding to data — they’re responding to its obvious manipulation. The PMI prints were clearly fabricated. The Fed’s silence amid rising yields and failed auctions is not ignorance — it’s strategy. The longer they can maintain the illusion of “discipline,” the more they can frame their eventual intervention as necessary rather than self-inflicted.

But the cycle is old. People are catching on. The Fed will print again — it always does. The only difference this time is that the mask is slipping. The crisis must appear authentic, the damage must seem accidental, and the Fed must emerge as the reluctant savior, not the arsonist who lit the match. That is why Moody’s downgraded, why foreign buyers are stepping back, why auctions are failing, and why trust is evaporating — because the collapse is not a surprise. It’s part of the script.

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Seabiscuit's avatar

It’s supposed to be normal, but isn’t strange that the private Federal Reserve, that is not Federal and has no Reserves can just create currency out of thin air and loan something that doesn’t exist and change interest? I remember my college economists professors never mentioning that.

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Lulla buy's avatar

Simply put, Mushroom business,=== keep them in the dark and cover them in bullshit. Over time and experience, until you see through the claptrap, you trust these duplicitous, gas lighters. It is everywhere, many people seem to live by it.

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Seabiscuit's avatar

Magic mushrooms are legal and plentiful in Colorado.

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Christobane's avatar

He would of lost his job if he told you

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