/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>17976476
I think the plan was always that this would be the final bubble, the "everything" bubble, which would allow them to dump us into oblivion and buy the world for nothing, then immediately transition to a smart contract based economy and effectively lock in the NWO for eternity. You could use the transparency blockchain provides to justify the sweeping societal changes that would follow and there would never be a bubble this size again that could threaten the established order. A similar analogy would be if you allowed illegal voting for generations and then the moment that demographics shifted such that the desired victory was guaranteed, you lock it all in using actual voter ID laws or a blockchain-based equivalent. From there, you just need to seize weapons somehow and keep fucking with everyone's hormones and we would have been living in pods and eating bugs in no time. One thing is clear to me, Trump managed to get elected at an extremely critical juncture and there has been an enormous struggle between elites atop Mt Olympus ever since. They literally never thought they could lose. I'm not sure if corona was planned to be used right now or if it has been redirected by US intelligence as a black swan or even if it was released as a desperation move since 2020 elections were looking hopeless and Trump has been systematically dismantling all of the old world trade agreements and power structures despite having everything and the kitchen sink thrown at him by media, unelected bureaucrats, NGO's, foreign gov'ts, etc.

>>16705770
Everything's fucked. It might be worthwhile to relocate to a tax haven for a few years to maximize the next wave of gains and organize a favorable corp structure to house them. 2020 is going to be unstable as fuck worldwide. US has elections so we'll probably have so many gay glowing ops going off you won't be able to see straight. On top of that VA is currently inching towards the big boog. Where do you think the first citadels are going to crop up in the future?

>>13628762
>Any inheritance above a few million should be taxed above 50%
You're a fucking retarded nigger. Inheritance is one of the only means for middle class families to pass on wealth to later generations. Gutting that by 50% will pulverize them into a permanent slave class. Furthermore, your idea to simply tax inheritance assumes that the government is going to magically act more efficiently with this money. Explain exactly how the bulbous, bureaucratic clusterfuck of modern government is going to know how to allocate these funds? They have no competition to inform them of how to spend it, so it will be wasted and ultimately enrich companies and individuals who have their cronys lobbying in their interests.

>>5805955
We knew what we were getting into - at minimum a one-month hold. Patience, anon. 59k here.