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In a civilized society, we can have different opinions and still be friends.
Per Hanson
The value of all curencies that are fiat-money depends on confidence. When the confidence are gone the fiat-money become worthless.
Hollywood actor @amrwaked investigates whether the Bilderberg Group – a group of political and economic elites - is trying to control the world through capitalism.
In 1906, an earthquake in San Francisco started a chain of events that by 1907 had destroyed the US economy. Unemployment was up. The stock market was down. People started panicking. They were lining up overnight to pull their money out of healthy banks. This can be deadly for an economy: Healthy banks have to shut down, businesses can't get credit, they lay people off, and the economy gets worse. At the time, the U.S. government had no way to deal with the panic. There was no institution that could step in to stop the run on healthy banks. So the job of stopping the panic fell to one man: J.P. Morgan.
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When times are getting more turbulent, then it's more important than ever to get a better idea of how things work.
To understand the present we have to understand the past. By understanding the present we are able to get better ideas of the future.
Your voice matters. You have the right to say what you think, share information and demand a better world. You also have the right to agree or disagree with those in power, and to express these opinions in peaceful protests.
Thrut Sets You Free.