"Hi-tech" U.S. Military gets run off by some 3rd world Afghans. The U.S. has superior weapons, control of the air, attack helicopters, soldiers...and they are STILL getting fired upon until they chickened out and RAN AWAY from the firefight! PITIFUL! Hahahahahahahahaaa! 🤣 🤣 🤣
Hi-tech and control of the skies are useless when you are stupid and cowardly. Yes, watch them get fired upon then RUN AWAY from the fight. Whatever happened to "No retreat, no surrender"? Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahaaaaaaaaaa! America is DONE FOR! 🤣 🤣 😆
You trump-voters talk real big behind that keyboard, but when reality hits and you're staring down the barrel of enemy guns......YOU FOLD! Hahahahahahahaaaaaa! 😆 😆 🤣 You got RAN OUT of Afghanistan by people who have NO AIRCRAFT or tanks! Hahahahahahahahaahaaaaaaa! 🤣 😃 😆
Bullets whizzing CLOSE CALL for Marine in Afghanistan
After I got out of the Marines I noticed....the caliber of the new recruits was getting...weak and mediocre. Now I see them running from battle. Me and my boys would have never run from a fight.
As I said and I'll say it again...America is DONE FOR! BELIEVE THAT! 😆 😂 🤣
trump-STOOGE Steve Bannon gets indicted! YES! YES! Hahahahahahaaaa! LOCK HIM UP! 🤣
A federal grand jury has indicted Steve Bannon, the one-time White House adviser to former President Trump, after he failed to comply with a subpoena from the committee investigating the Jan. 6 attack on the Capitol.
Bannon now faces two charges of contempt of Congress, one for failing to appear for an Oct. 14 deposition before the panel and another for refusal to provide documents.
“Since my first day in office, I have promised Justice Department employees that together we would show the American people by word and deed that the department adheres to the rule of law, follows the facts and the law and pursues equal justice under the law,” Attorney General Merrick Garland said in a statement announcing the indictment.
“Today’s charges reflect the department’s steadfast commitment to these principles.”
Greg, I know you're into big banks. However, don't you hold some food/agriculture stocks? I've got lucky with ADM in the 30s and TSN in the 50s but don't feel like adding at the current prices. Anyway, keep the good work. You're definitely appreciated.
I'm listening to your video about the options folks betting on 200-300 dollar barrel per oil
as well as your suggestion of 100 dollar a barrel oil and all I can say is as I advised before
all things are relative to each and every other things. You just extrapolate all items going up
per the 100 dollar a barrel or 200-300 a barrel then funneling it's way throughout all avenues
of the economy that equals pretty much complete pull backs of buying the extra anything as
consumers will have only so many dollars to purchase widgets even "the sacred cow" driving
their "oil eating vehicles and/or trucks" thereby plummeting the oil per barrel as demand wanes
per the cost at the pump or for the widgets. Your shipping costs will go up as well so in that
event, that cost will also go up thereby driving costs higher for everything shipped. Now if
all your "stuff' is produced in Asia and your oil from the Middle East then that will exponentially
increase the costs as well. So, relativity of oil to other indices and so value against the consumer
budget equals conservation and pull backs of purchases as well as driving.
This will have wider implications as well. If oil goes off planet in terms of pricing, then conversely
other energy sources will become more applicable in the consumers attitudes. Suddenly, electric
"trucks and vehicles" are no longer unthinkable as oil "out prices" itself and so to is alternative
energy sources and alternative energy using utilities seen as more reasonable with the increase
of costs per oil. These things will then inversely create pressure "down on oil" as even oil
producing nations and corporations will sh__ themselves as they see consumers in conjunction
with cheaper and cheaper models of ev come on line. Think of what that means to the small
business as well in terms of going to ev trucks as well. Instead of having to go to higher and
higher diesel they then are provided "trade in value" so they can trade their diesel guzzling
dinosaurs in for ev trucks with possible government tax incentives to do so.
I think we're seeing the end not the beginning of the old oil era and industrial age into
a technological era and moving away from large amounts of oil. People argue well that
can't happen because of this or that "but" if the economic forces push folks into those
"choices" they will go into new technology and energy use/sources and out of oil. Maybe
a 70/30 split- 70% ev's and electric and 30% of dinosaur oil technology. Scotty Kilmer was
on about oil gas and diesel cars versus electric and yes even "hydrogen" engine using vehicles
on you tube. Basically with electric vehicles there are less moving parts, hardly any moving
parts like that in traditional cars and trucks with literally thousands of parts. That in and of
itself should save world wide consumers quite a lot of cost as replacing or repairing those
things will be less and less and you will end up just pumping electric into your new ev
at home or at a station or h2o into your car in the future.
AI and higher and higher levels of technology will also provide a deflationary price
basis over time and provide most people with more time to study, obtain higher levels
of education or technical skills to fit into that new basis of jobs or time to just relax rather
than be stressed out over "higher prices etc." and down trending environmental situations
the world over. Whether you believe in Climate Change or not, environmentally you have
to be comatose or dead already to not see the negative effects on a future of over production
and over consumption which has led us to the place where we now find ourselves.
As far as the dollar, whether going down, side ways or up, the fact of the matter is you have
people like Warren Buffet as well as Michael Burry advising to keep a good amount of cash
set aside or even borrow some under the low interest so that if and when we have a market
down trend you can then buy in at the lower cost strike prices for long term investments at
that time of lower or lowest prices. You then weigh in on the silver or gold as a residual
place to protect your cash from dollar depreciation and yet one forgets normally if you have
large amounts of either of these commodities you have "holding costs" for a third party to
keep them safe for you and then you have to find a "buyer" of your silver then transfer that
silver or gold to the buyer at some point to make what? Cash- the dreaded dollar!!! You could
throw your money into digital cryptos but they are also not backed by anything of value that
is intrinsically valuable except the royal "blockchain" and only so many of the crypto's are available. In this investment, you also have issues with password and the loss thereof and you're
screwed as well the hack and whack of this same investment over the internet. This of course
requires you to have a great "trust" in the internet even being available or "not" controlled
by a government entity that can turn your access to your digimons "on or off" at any time
or implement social credit scores to access your digimons. The internet is also vulnerable
to solar flares which can literally knock out your "service" for quite a long time meaning no
access to your digimon.
I would have to guess that diversification would be smarter "but" even diversification has the
massive draw back of diluting your profit potential in any investments you diversifying into.
So, quite honestly, this is the obvious connudrum we see before us. Every conceivable asset
or investment has more of less heavy down side vulnerabilities if and when things change
in any dramatic or necessary way as is the case in the oil cost blowing up.
"Hi-tech" U.S. Military gets run off by some 3rd world Afghans. The U.S. has superior weapons, control of the air, attack helicopters, soldiers...and they are STILL getting fired upon until they chickened out and RAN AWAY from the firefight! PITIFUL! Hahahahahahahahaaa! 🤣 🤣 🤣
Hi-tech and control of the skies are useless when you are stupid and cowardly. Yes, watch them get fired upon then RUN AWAY from the fight. Whatever happened to "No retreat, no surrender"? Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahaaaaaaaaaa! America is DONE FOR! 🤣 🤣 😆
You trump-voters talk real big behind that keyboard, but when reality hits and you're staring down the barrel of enemy guns......YOU FOLD! Hahahahahahahaaaaaa! 😆 😆 🤣 You got RAN OUT of Afghanistan by people who have NO AIRCRAFT or tanks! Hahahahahahahahaahaaaaaaa! 🤣 😃 😆
Bullets whizzing CLOSE CALL for Marine in Afghanistan
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WtQ-eLhb2Ak
After I got out of the Marines I noticed....the caliber of the new recruits was getting...weak and mediocre. Now I see them running from battle. Me and my boys would have never run from a fight.
As I said and I'll say it again...America is DONE FOR! BELIEVE THAT! 😆 😂 🤣
Is this a laughing matter?
YES! Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahaaaaaaaaa! 😂 🤩 😹 🤣 🤣 🤣
trump-STOOGE Steve Bannon gets indicted! YES! YES! Hahahahahahaaaa! LOCK HIM UP! 🤣
A federal grand jury has indicted Steve Bannon, the one-time White House adviser to former President Trump, after he failed to comply with a subpoena from the committee investigating the Jan. 6 attack on the Capitol.
Bannon now faces two charges of contempt of Congress, one for failing to appear for an Oct. 14 deposition before the panel and another for refusal to provide documents.
“Since my first day in office, I have promised Justice Department employees that together we would show the American people by word and deed that the department adheres to the rule of law, follows the facts and the law and pursues equal justice under the law,” Attorney General Merrick Garland said in a statement announcing the indictment.
“Today’s charges reflect the department’s steadfast commitment to these principles.”
https://thehill.com/policy/national-security/581352-steve-bannon-indicted-by-federal-grand-jury
Haaaaaaaaaaaaahahahahahahahahahaaaaa! Heeeeeeeeeeeeeheheheheheheheheeeeee! 😃 😂
My Father Yahuah is using the U.S. Justice Department to PROSECUTE trump-voters! Hahahahahahahahahahahahaaaaaaa. Eeeeeeeeeeeheheheheheeeeee! 🤣 😃 😍 👍
The U.S. Dollar value is plummeting? It's PARTY TIME! 🥳 🤩 🤑 👍
Heeeeeeeheheheheheheheeeeee! 😈 😈 😈
Greg, I know you're into big banks. However, don't you hold some food/agriculture stocks? I've got lucky with ADM in the 30s and TSN in the 50s but don't feel like adding at the current prices. Anyway, keep the good work. You're definitely appreciated.
Greg, check this out ! Worth a look for another option. I am for my businesses
YouTube's dominance is no longer a given—and Patreon wants to prove it
Everything good:
Top Biden economic adviser says $1.75T spending bill will reduce inflation.
I'm listening to your video about the options folks betting on 200-300 dollar barrel per oil
as well as your suggestion of 100 dollar a barrel oil and all I can say is as I advised before
all things are relative to each and every other things. You just extrapolate all items going up
per the 100 dollar a barrel or 200-300 a barrel then funneling it's way throughout all avenues
of the economy that equals pretty much complete pull backs of buying the extra anything as
consumers will have only so many dollars to purchase widgets even "the sacred cow" driving
their "oil eating vehicles and/or trucks" thereby plummeting the oil per barrel as demand wanes
per the cost at the pump or for the widgets. Your shipping costs will go up as well so in that
event, that cost will also go up thereby driving costs higher for everything shipped. Now if
all your "stuff' is produced in Asia and your oil from the Middle East then that will exponentially
increase the costs as well. So, relativity of oil to other indices and so value against the consumer
budget equals conservation and pull backs of purchases as well as driving.
This will have wider implications as well. If oil goes off planet in terms of pricing, then conversely
other energy sources will become more applicable in the consumers attitudes. Suddenly, electric
"trucks and vehicles" are no longer unthinkable as oil "out prices" itself and so to is alternative
energy sources and alternative energy using utilities seen as more reasonable with the increase
of costs per oil. These things will then inversely create pressure "down on oil" as even oil
producing nations and corporations will sh__ themselves as they see consumers in conjunction
with cheaper and cheaper models of ev come on line. Think of what that means to the small
business as well in terms of going to ev trucks as well. Instead of having to go to higher and
higher diesel they then are provided "trade in value" so they can trade their diesel guzzling
dinosaurs in for ev trucks with possible government tax incentives to do so.
I think we're seeing the end not the beginning of the old oil era and industrial age into
a technological era and moving away from large amounts of oil. People argue well that
can't happen because of this or that "but" if the economic forces push folks into those
"choices" they will go into new technology and energy use/sources and out of oil. Maybe
a 70/30 split- 70% ev's and electric and 30% of dinosaur oil technology. Scotty Kilmer was
on about oil gas and diesel cars versus electric and yes even "hydrogen" engine using vehicles
on you tube. Basically with electric vehicles there are less moving parts, hardly any moving
parts like that in traditional cars and trucks with literally thousands of parts. That in and of
itself should save world wide consumers quite a lot of cost as replacing or repairing those
things will be less and less and you will end up just pumping electric into your new ev
at home or at a station or h2o into your car in the future.
AI and higher and higher levels of technology will also provide a deflationary price
basis over time and provide most people with more time to study, obtain higher levels
of education or technical skills to fit into that new basis of jobs or time to just relax rather
than be stressed out over "higher prices etc." and down trending environmental situations
the world over. Whether you believe in Climate Change or not, environmentally you have
to be comatose or dead already to not see the negative effects on a future of over production
and over consumption which has led us to the place where we now find ourselves.
As far as the dollar, whether going down, side ways or up, the fact of the matter is you have
people like Warren Buffet as well as Michael Burry advising to keep a good amount of cash
set aside or even borrow some under the low interest so that if and when we have a market
down trend you can then buy in at the lower cost strike prices for long term investments at
that time of lower or lowest prices. You then weigh in on the silver or gold as a residual
place to protect your cash from dollar depreciation and yet one forgets normally if you have
large amounts of either of these commodities you have "holding costs" for a third party to
keep them safe for you and then you have to find a "buyer" of your silver then transfer that
silver or gold to the buyer at some point to make what? Cash- the dreaded dollar!!! You could
throw your money into digital cryptos but they are also not backed by anything of value that
is intrinsically valuable except the royal "blockchain" and only so many of the crypto's are available. In this investment, you also have issues with password and the loss thereof and you're
screwed as well the hack and whack of this same investment over the internet. This of course
requires you to have a great "trust" in the internet even being available or "not" controlled
by a government entity that can turn your access to your digimons "on or off" at any time
or implement social credit scores to access your digimons. The internet is also vulnerable
to solar flares which can literally knock out your "service" for quite a long time meaning no
access to your digimon.
I would have to guess that diversification would be smarter "but" even diversification has the
massive draw back of diluting your profit potential in any investments you diversifying into.
So, quite honestly, this is the obvious connudrum we see before us. Every conceivable asset
or investment has more of less heavy down side vulnerabilities if and when things change
in any dramatic or necessary way as is the case in the oil cost blowing up.