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trumpHELL666's avatar

I've been eating a lot of ground beef lately and I noticed it doesn't exactly look, smell or taste like normal ground beef 🍖. I don't know what they're putting in it...........mystery meat, monkey 🐵 meat, cat 🐈 meat, dog 🐕 meat, lab grown meat or Soylent Green, but they HAVE changed it. YOU PEOPLE haven't noticed ANY change in the ground beef that you eat?

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Straw Man's avatar

Yeah dog crap 💩 I just get me a can of alpo make some hash yummy 🤤

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Doug Youngman's avatar

.... they cleared the tunnels in Gaza.

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Straw Man's avatar

🤣 those People who can’t be named can’t clean the world South Africa is showing them that

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Doug Youngman's avatar

.... apartide states always lead to civil war and then genocide.

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Straw Man's avatar

That ain’t good but since every country feels that as long it’s not happening to us it will continue

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Doug Youngman's avatar

.... Whites will get a little touchy - once they understand they've been genocided too.

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Brook’s Golden State Of Mind's avatar

Probably lab grown meat . Put some taco seasoning mix in it and make tacos so you can’t smell it and throw it in a tortilla. I don’t ever smell it or I couldn’t eat it. I had a pizza delivered with sausage on it and I accidentally smelled of the sausage slices to figure out why the pizza smelled bad and it almost gagged me. Some of the steaks at the grocery store are huge and nothing like I’ve ever bought before.

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trumpHELL666's avatar

Yes, all that you said is EXACTLY what I'm talking about. 💯 👍. It smells bad. Not "bad" as in bad meat, but bad as in "this S ain't beef 🍖!"

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Straw Man's avatar

🤣

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Brook’s Golden State Of Mind's avatar

I know some of it is so gross. That was not pepperoni slices on that gross pizza I ordered . I do have one place I can buy good quality ground beef for spaghetti or grilled burgers or chili. I can also buy good steaks there. I never change and buy it at other places or buy other brands. If Greg reads our comments he is probably laughing 😂!

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Straw Man's avatar

Until you kill it yourself you are at the mercy of people

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240Gordie's avatar

Lab grown with a little mRNA seasoning??

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Straw Man's avatar

🤣 yeah taste ok until it comes out the other end soupy like

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Pepsi's avatar

You bet the meat is different, so is other food be it vegetables, fruits, or condiments, bread, butter, you name it.

Sometimes you see there were changes in the ingredients, but for unlabelled items like meat you can't tell. For meat specifically, I suspect the feed is different but also 'new improved' medicine could be the cause.

Not sure where you buy your meat but I'd stay away from regular grocery stores and if you can afford it (calculate the cost of the food vs your health😁) find a local farmer/butcher who raise their animals free range, grass fed and hopefully not injected with crap.

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Andy Buchanan's avatar

I’m kinda sick of Jim Rickards and Rick Rule they’re kinda pompous ..

I’ll stick with you Mannarino and ur m8 Gerald Celente ... real talk

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Straw Man's avatar

🤣 you didn’t have to comment

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illuminati seed's avatar

I don't doubt that the Federal Reserve is done, but please look back at every other time they have cut rates to keep this thing alive. EVERY SINGLE TIME they cut rates, the yield curve reverts above the FED Funds. No, Greg...rising bond yields is not necessarily a sign that this entire thing is going to be over...in fact, when the Ten Year Yield crosses above the FED Funds rate, it will be a signal of a real landing (not the same as what came out of Janet Yellen's teeth today) and a signal of massive money printing for the future. The market of course will take a hit, but there has been no other time this has not happened since 1966. I am sick of people saying this time is different. It is the phrase of death before people lose so much because everything is compeletly distorted, they don't even look back at the history of the markets. If the FED cuts rate with currently suppressed bond yields, inflation will ramp up before we even reach June, and this will create even more problems for the Federal Reserve. If you really think that the Federal Reserve still has a "long target" to keep their money printers going, then there must be a sell off in the bond market to allow them to cut rates by fixing the yield curve. Otherwise, it isn't going to happen. All you have to do is open a chart and compare the Ten Year Yield with the FED Funds rate...you don't even have to look at the other end of the yield curve. It's really that simple.

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LV OLD MAN's avatar

Nothing is going to happen ,its all going to CBDC and then all your stocks and bonds are going to be trash.

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nik's avatar

Greg I don't get there end game They will be buying assets that they can't sell no one is buying! than what?

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Straw Man's avatar

People coming across the border

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Doug Youngman's avatar

... you got this grasshopper. The End Game is what we've been living thru for the last 20 years!

There are NO buyers - the rollover keeps the pins away from the bubble - there haven't been real equity buyers for YEARS. How many years have we be living in Oz... knowing we aren't in Kansas anymore? Some of us for DECADES!. These scumbags are riggers not lendors... you know them - the private/public partnerships with Big Brother. And no they aren't Human. Imagine the impact of this wicked-ass Inertia - shared across the world - the proportionally diabolical nature of the hit to humanity. Market guru Greg had to change his Judo gi - sweating so much - and for good reason... we all should be. $600 Silver might sound good and fine - but no one will want to live in that world. We have already received the opponent's "attack"- keep your balance and rock into the resolve.- then watch-out for the vengeful - and never ever be dependent on the State!

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Tisha Bryant's avatar

Their end game is to transport all the worker bees and deplorables to Mars. Earth would be considered a park for only the privileged to visit or live. The privileged will be allowed to have eternal life with the MRNA technology that they will perfect by experimenting on the rest of us. The end game is for them to surpass GOD. This is their words, not mine.

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Straw Man's avatar

🤣

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Stand For America's avatar

Ugh! Stay in the stock market and take the risk of it crashing??

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JayEmm's avatar

I love Greg’s analysis and take heed of the warning signs of changes in the bond market and their impact on equities. However, a black swan event is probably not predictable. No one wants to hear two dirty bombs exploded in NYC and Chicago disrupting the entire banking system and collapsing the markets by 50% or more. If the risk is growing for a Black Swan event then we have to invest with this in mind. That means at least taking profits to cover investments “just in case of a Black Swan event”.

The Govt can literally pump and pump and pump up equities, property prices and Bitcoin through the roof - and if the trigger for the collapse is one or two GOVT PLANNED Black Swan events - there will be ZERO WARNINGS AND ZERO OPPORTUNITY TO REACT. This is a possible scenario described in David Webb’s “The Great Taking” . The very fact tokenisation has already occurred and behind these there is now a legal premise to SEIZE THESE ASSETS VIA SECURITY ENTITLEMENT LAWS - there is a reason to be careful in taking profits regularly rather than simply taking the upward ride in value - because there may well be no warning signs the ride is about to stop.

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I love Greg’s analysis and take heed of the warning signs of changes in the bond market and their impact on equities. However, a black swan event is probably not predictable. No one wants to hear two dirty bombs exploded in NYC and Chicago disrupting the entire banking system and collapsing the markets by 50% or more. If the risk is growing for a Black Swan event then we have to invest with this in mind. That means at least taking profits to cover investments “just in case of a Black Swan event”.

The Govt can literally pump and pump and pump up equities, property prices and Bitcoin through the roof - and if the trigger for the collapse is one or two GOVT PLANNED Black Swan events - there will be ZERO WARNINGS AND ZERO OPPORTUNITY TO REACT. This is a possible scenario described in David Webb’s “The Great Taking” . The very fact tokenisation has already occurred and behind these there is now a legal premise to SEIZE THESE ASSETS VIA SECURITY ENTITLEMENT LAWS - there is a reason to be careful in taking profits regularly rather than simply taking the upward ride in value - because there may well be no warning signs the ride is about to stop.

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JayEmm's avatar

I love Greg’s analysis and take heed of the warning signs of changes in the bond market and their impact on equities. However, a black swan event is probably not predictable. No one wants to hear two dirty bombs exploded in NYC and Chicago disrupting the entire banking system and collapsing the markets by 50% or more. If the risk is growing for a Black Swan event then we have to invest with this in mind. That means at least taking profits to cover investments “just in case of a Black Swan event”.

The Govt can literally pump and pump and pump up equities, property prices and Bitcoin through the roof - and if the trigger for the collapse is one or two GOVT PLANNED Black Swan events - there will be ZERO WARNINGS AND ZERO OPPORTUNITY TO REACT. This is a possible scenario described in David Webb’s “The Great Taking” . The very fact tokenisation has already occurred and behind these there is now a legal premise to SEIZE THESE ASSETS VIA SECURITY ENTITLEMENT LAWS - there is a reason to be careful in taking profits regularly rather than simply taking the upward ride in value - because there may well be no warning signs the ride is about to stop.

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JayEmm's avatar

THE GREAT TAKING AND SECURITY ENTITLEMENT -

I think most of us appreciate Greg’s guidance and help in analysing the financial and political situation so we are warned in advance of developments and we can react accordingly. So thanks Greg.

If we accept that the central banks want to “own it all” (and I believe they do) then there has to be a plan of execution. “The Great Taking” land more specifically “SECURITY ENTITLEMENT” is the closest I have found to detailing a mechanism by which this COULD happen. It details how legislation is already in place to allow this massive transfer of wealth and what conditions need to apply for the central banks to trigger this theft. Like everything else Greg does - it explains and warns what to look out for so we are ahead of the crowd. One condition is that a STATE OF EMERGENCY IS DECLARED - if the lead up to that is not a big enough warning to tell people to exit the markets before this happens or to be taking profits and minimising exposure as the demand for war escalates then what is? Greg keeps talking about the risk of a “Black Swan” event growing. “Security Entitlement” describes what could happen AFTER A BLACK SWAN EVENT - but that would be the WORST TIME to be exiting the markets - because the crowd would also be exiting. So knowing this possible plan and preparing for it is just good housekeeping. .

Anyhow - it’s your money and your decision - but to refuse to watch a video or read about “Security Entitlement” (which is part of the “tokenisation” Greg talks about - but applied to every asset you own) - seems a bit short sighted when it’s actually confirming pretty much everything Greg himself has highlighted - but puts very nasty legal bones on his thoughts of how the Central Banks will own everything.

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Stevedarling's avatar

Greg why are you afraid to read,”The Great Taking “?

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BooBoo's avatar

Greg does not want to read garbage...

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Dr. John's avatar

Hi Greg,

Thanks for all you do!

I am really hoping you will give us your opinion on "The Great Taking". Is this something we need to worry about?

https://thegreattaking.com

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Straw Man's avatar

Nope already been done

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Dr. John's avatar

I watched today's video, and I would like a more understandable response.

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Straw Man's avatar

Hard to do doc all guesses with humor

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DrugDiscovery's avatar

I read (and watched the author's video-interview about) "The Great Taking". I didn't do any independent research on the core premises of his work, so what follows is an "opinion, which, like asses, everybody has one" (attributed to Clint Eastwood, if not mistaken. Used quotes, lest someone think I'm Gay. I'm not a serial plagiarizer.)

My understanding of Webb's study of the laws governing the ownership of securities and the fate of loan collaterals, along with the subsequent international harmonization of said laws and regulations, does not fall far from Greg's maxim that "the central banks of the world have now become lenders of last resort." So, and I may be totally misunderstanding this, please politely correct me if I got this wrong (based on the Webb's work): your collateral on a loan (your house, your car...) may (?) have been used as a collateral on other financial transactions by the bank, the car dealer..., as a pooled resource. And, while you may be the beneficiary owner of the asset, if the institution holding the loan goes insolvent, you don't rights on the title, but the backer of the insolvent institution does, and "you own nothing, and you'll be happy" (attributed to Klaus' WEF; I'm no former Harvard president."

Is this the gist of it?

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Straw Man's avatar

First of all I don’t give a damn if you’re gay we’re all pawns less get to hating later in this life or death situation you make good points

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DrugDiscovery's avatar

Dude, chill! I was making a pun on Claudine Gay (hence the "G"). The line "Used quotes, lest someone think I'm Gay" is jus all about the , uh... , controversy surround Gay's scholarship and alleged plagiarism. Life is dull without satire and, sometimes, a little sarcasm. Lighten up.

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Straw Man's avatar

Not until I see the whites of their eyes will I chill

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i: man;travis's avatar

Why are we the people in debt; they confiscated the gold; gold is money; so, therefore it's them that should pay us back; they owe us;this private cartel has usurped the power to create money from the people themselves

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BooBoo's avatar

(Why are we the people in debt;)

You and the people in debt cause you lived above your means, I am mortgage free and debt free and have been debt free most of my 67 years, I never bought a brand new car and I always paid cash for everything....

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DrugDiscovery's avatar

There with you BB. I lived 17 years in debt, but have been mortgage free since Q1 2019 (the timing couldn't have been better!). Wife and I have modest but honest cash reserves and are closing on a "brand new" (for us...) 2013 gas-powered vehicle. As the saying goes, "who has two, has one". Cheers!

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BooBoo's avatar

Debt is the root of all Evil, when you are in debt you have stress and you are a slave to your Banker. When you are debt free you are free and happy and have no stress.....Fact...

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BooBoo's avatar

The most that I have ever spent on a vehicle was in 2020, I bought a 2010 Dodge Grand Caravan for $8000 Canadian and I was stressed out and did not sleep for two weeks cause I paid too much....LOL

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DrugDiscovery's avatar

I'm buying from family that has to move (job related). But the car has been in the family since new. We got the history and it's clean, and maintenance been flawless. The dealer wanted to buy it for $16,000 Canadian (I'm in BC), so we settled for $15,000. There's a dent on the bumper, so we hope the freaking vultures at the Ministry of Finance don't come after us for more PST.

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BooBoo's avatar

Nice to be chatting with another Canadian Canuck, I am from Ontario.

Yes we have some problems up here in Canada but nothing like the USA. Canada is one of the Greatest Country on the planet...Eh...

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DrugDiscovery's avatar

Not to disappoint you too much, I'm a transplant myself, albeit from the early 90s (class of '92). Spent 6 years in "old" Alberta, a land of bonfires, BBQ pits at Hawrelak Park, and very necessary walks to work at -30 C. I remember an academic we where hosting. While walking back to his hotel, he asked whether whether it was normal to have icicles forming on his eyelashes...

Those were some of the most memorable days of my life in AB. From my days in AB I coined the motto "If it's above zero, it's summer!" To this date I have people that still marvel that I hike the trails around my property in shorts! Heck, it's freaking above zero MOST OF THE TIME!!!

Cheers, BB! Gotta go help the old lady with the kitchen!

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Straw Man's avatar

Canuck heads got your own problem’s but come down here so that we can get back on Britain 🇬🇧 ass

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Straw Man's avatar

🤣another one junk is another one treasure I love this country a big woman used to be what a man wanted but fiat currency changed that now man wants a woman who is hour glass shape no good on farm

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Straw Man's avatar

🤣 good point

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Brook’s Golden State Of Mind's avatar

Omg Greg you’re good! Have a happy weekend. You make our day . See ya Sunday.

Just a heads up … Biden is planning to visit Dallas Tx on Monday. I’m assuming he is beginning his campaign tour right here in my area. Dallas is rich and liberal and Fort Worth Tx is rich and conservative. Sister cities.

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Straw Man's avatar

Dallas 🤣if he gets through that we know what side he’s on

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Democracys last stand's avatar

Greg, they are gonna twist the curve more as they push the 10yr to the 5.44% top, then bring it all the way down. The rise to 5.44 will be staggered: rise - hold - cut - rise -cut - rise...

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