Tax cuts, Deregulation,Energy dominance, Fair trade | Forum

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Reluctant Fed Chair Powell admits to seeing the light shining ointhe darkness of Democrat self-serving election autopsy. Self-serving because they think they can sing the blues away, but they're off key, cannot encourgage more voices than a quartet, if that, and, of course, blame anyone but themselves fort the 24 election loss. That's a posts mortem. that, like woke, was dead, is dead, and will now remain dead.

Maybe they can buy fake Dracula teeth and try to scare us again. Nope.

Powel has seen the light of Tump's four-star plan: tax cuts, deregulation, energy dominance, and fair trade. The combination may spell threat of tarries, because that, most of all, the toothy Democrats claimed would be our demise. My gold and sliver investments are doing just fine, thanks. Funny thing, these four stars were once a mantra sung but none other than JFK. Remember him, Democrats? You should. You're probably to blame for shooting him, if all the the hidden games were released to hate public. Face it, your ilk [far-left Dems] in the 60s [and was there] did not like him. At all. Just like Trump. History repeats, we learn nothing. Santayana called that "among savages, infancy is perpetual."

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Reluctant Fed Chair Powell admits to seeing the light shining ointhe darkness of Democrat self-serving election autopsy. Self-serving because they think they can sing the blues away, but they're off key, cannot encourgage more voices than a quartet, if that, and, of course, blame anyone but themselves fort the 24 election loss. That's a posts mortem. that, like woke, was dead, is dead, and will now remain dead. Maybe they can buy fake Dracula teeth and try to scare us again. Nope.Powel has seen the light of Tump's four-star plan: tax cuts, deregulation, energy dominance, and fair trade. The combination may spell threat of tarries, because that, most of all, the toothy Democrats claimed would be our demise. My gold and sliver investments are doing just fine, thanks. Funny thing, these four stars were once a mantra sung but none other than JFK. Remember him, Democrats? You should. You're probably to blame for shooting him, if all the the hidden games were released to hate public. Face it, your ilk [far-left Dems] in the 60s [and was there] did not like him. At all. Just like Trump. History repeats, we learn nothing. Santayana called that "among savages, infancy is perpetual."

We tell God what to do and then blame Him for our errors.

- Dr. Pet Dragon of Sorbonne University

#2

@fauxlaw

Tax cuts dont do anything much if you dont reduce expenses and invest in means of production in economy.

There is truly 0% of understanding of economy everywhere, but its simple.

1. Means of production are used to produce stuff.

2. So more means of production equals more stuff.

A government which imports cows will have more milk.

But people dont understand the basics in economy, which is why most economies in the world are shit.

There are only 4 basis of economy:

1. Production power

2. Technology

3. Investments

4. Cost to effect economy

The government should reasonably cover all 4.

Production power is increased by increasing means of production which produce useful things, example milk.

Technology is developed by education, research...ect.

Government can encourage investments by giving loans which are of low interest, and by printing money which causes increase in amount of money in economy.

Cost to effect economy requires a smart government.

Money printing plus low taxes plus medium to low government expenses are ideal way.

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Tax cuts dont do anything much if you dont reduce expenses and invest in means of production in economy. There is truly 0% of understanding of economy everywhere, but its simple. 1. Means of production are used to produce stuff.2. So more means of production equals more stuff. A government which imports cows will have more milk. But people dont understand the basics in economy, which is why most economies in the world are shit. There are only 4 basis of economy:1. Production power2. Technology3. Investments4. Cost to effect economy The government should reasonably cover all 4. Production power is increased by increasing means of production which produce useful things, example milk. Technology is developed by education, research...ect. Government can encourage investments by giving loans which are of low interest, and by printing money which causes increase in amount of money in economy. Cost to effect economy requires a smart government. Money printing plus low taxes plus medium to low government expenses are ideal way.

#3

@SatanLucy

So, you've covered one leg of Trump's 4-leg plan. A chair is a little unstable with only one leg. Trump knows that.

That said, your last entry:

Money printing plus low taxes plus medium to low government expenses are ideal way.

is absurd. Who said the only money supply available is by printing it? What ever happened to the endless availability of money by being a productive, free market capitalist? Oba'a said, once in 2010 "There comes a time when you have made enough money." Bullshyte!

He is 100% wrong. There is no end to a productive attitude, and, therefore, no end to money supply. I started buying gold when it was $400 per ounce. It's now over $3,400 per ounce. I expect it to rise higher over the long haul. That is a personal money supply increase of a significant amount, and I did nothing but buy it, and now I am worth more than I was 40 years ago when I started buying without have the government print a single dollar for me. I now own over 100 lbs of the stuff; silver, too. What are you thinking???

Oh, another gem of yours: "The government should reasonably cover all 4."

Bullshyte. The government5 ought to get out of its own way, and private productivity's as well. Givernment produces NOTHING. It is there tor protect from invasion of our borders, and

THAT'S IT. The rest is up to us.

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So, you've covered one leg of Trump's 4-leg plan. A chair is a little unstable with only one leg. Trump knows that. That said, your last entry:<blockquote>Money printing plus low taxes plus medium to low government expenses are ideal way.</blockquote>is absurd. Who said the only money supply available is by printing it? What ever happened to the endless availability of money by being a productive, free market capitalist? Oba'a said, once in 2010 "There comes a time when you have made enough money." Bullshyte!He is 100% wrong. There is no end to a productive attitude, and, therefore, no end to money supply. I started buying gold when it was $400 per ounce. It's now over $3,400 per ounce. I expect it to rise higher over the long haul. That is a personal money supply increase of a significant amount, and I did nothing but buy it, and now I am worth more than I was 40 years ago when I started buying without have the government print a single dollar for me. I now own over 100 lbs of the stuff; silver, too. What are you thinking??? <blockquote>Oh, another gem of yours: "The government should reasonably cover all 4."</blockquote> Bullshyte. The government5 ought to get out of its own way, and private productivity's as well. Givernment produces NOTHING. It is there tor protect from invasion of our borders, and THAT'S IT. The rest is up to us.

We tell God what to do and then blame Him for our errors.

- Dr. Pet Dragon of Sorbonne University

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@fauxlaw

Who said the only money supply available is by printing it?

No one, what was being talked about is how government is supposed to fill its budget.

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@fauxlaw

I started buying gold when it was $400 per ounce. It's now over $3,400 per ounce. I expect it to rise higher over the long haul

I approve of government buying gold from other countries and putting it in local economy, and mining gold and putting it in local economy, but governments usually do something stupid like buy gold and just store it forever.

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@SatanLucy

As I said in my #3 post above, quoting from your #2

Money printing plus low taxes plus medium to low government expenses are ideal way.

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We tell God what to do and then blame Him for our errors.

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@SatanLucy

I approve of government buying gold

Fine, but, so what? You make no mention of private party investment in ourselves. Why not? You're all government, government, government, government, ad nauseam. Government is NOT the solution.

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We tell God what to do and then blame Him for our errors.

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@fauxlaw

You make no mention of private party investment in ourselves

Sure I do, indirectly. Education is supposed to cover that, even tho it doesnt currently. I have invested in many things, gold, land, buisness, saving account...ect. without any government help, some would even say government harmed me much more than it helped regarding my investments.

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I want to invest in silver too, pure silver, and also silver jewelry which I find beautiful as well.

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@SatanLucy

Silver is a good investment. My gold is all 1 & 10 oz. bars [haven't bought gold for more than 10 years], but I buy both bars and coins in silver.

Just in support of AI advancement, silver use in industry will be a rocket. I advise getting in it soon. I've given my wife a number of jewelry pieces in silver and turquoise, mostly of native American themes.

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We tell God what to do and then blame Him for our errors.

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@SatanLucy

Sure I do

Then, I retract. Good for you. Yeah, get on with silver. I see a great future in its investment.

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We tell God what to do and then blame Him for our errors.

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@fauxlaw

you have invested well.

100 lbs of gold is worth approximately $2,956,008 if you use the standard definition of a pound (16 ounces) or about $3,506,593 if you use a troy pound (14.58 ounces).

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@Debby

My dad's advice was short and very sweet; "Be ambitious, plan, and execute. Rinse and repeat." It works.

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We tell God what to do and then blame Him for our errors.

- Dr. Pet Dragon of Sorbonne University

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@fauxlaw

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