Tag: super-rich interest groups
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What if China completely succumbed to the United States
China is a problem for the US because the super-rich groups cannot control it economically (thus politically – big business rules in every country). If China let the USA control her, the massive prison torture would have to end. It same goes for the genocide of Uyghurs. Democracy would prevail. China would be just like…
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Some of the propaganda is always right. The USA vs. the Soviet Union
There is always some core truth in the propaganda. Of course, you would object, there is North Korean propaganda or there was Nazi one. Such propaganda is really deceitful. Let’s look at what the Soviet Union said about the USA and vice versa:The rule of the richestPolice brutalityInstitutionalized racismPeople are dying because they can’t afford…
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Total nonsense. Liberal when young, you have no heart. Not conservative when older you have no brain
“If you’re not a liberal when you’re 25, you have no heart. If you’re not a conservative by the time you’re 35, you have no brain.” This quote is misattributed to Winston Churchill and is often used by conservatives to point out their blind faith. Yes, if you have an IQ of 85 which is…
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Make sure American scientists make those discoveries, other countries don’t
German universities were the best in the world prior to WW2. After total economical (and therefore political) submission to the US, UK, and France, their universities became mediocre (with some exemptions). Is that an accident or a purpose? Science, technology, and the military are connected to a high degree. With the domination in these areas,…
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Warren Buffett is wrong, talent for investing goes hand in hand with IQ
Legendary investor Warren Buffett famously proclaimed: “The good news I can tell you is that to be a great investor you don’t have to have a terrific IQ. If you’ve got 160 IQ, sell 30 points to somebody else because you won’t need it in investing. What you do need is the right temperament.” Yes,…
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Why do the US hate Russia? Business as usual – the business interests
Huge natural resources, huge economy, different kinds of politics and the US cannot put fingers on it? Wake up! Some of the pressure on Russia is partly because of morals (like having a democratic society) but the vast majority of the disagreement stems from super-rich interest groups not being able to invest in Russia, and…
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Mark Zuckerberg, from an avid enthusiast to a politician
You are a young lad, super-ambitious, have an IQ of 160, a bunch of talents and you create a successful startup. But such a startup poses risks for the super-rich interest groups controlling the US. They need to use the technology, they need to spy upon their controlled population. So they will buy the majority…
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Richer investors than George Soros or Warren Buffett
Imagine being an investment superstar in the United States. All the media at your legs. And as we know the country is under full control of the super-rich interest groups. And do you really think they would allow these investors to invest just for themselves? I don’t believe it. What I believe is, however, there…
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The malevolent purpose of the formal education system
I have never understood why the American private high schools suck (sorry, I cannot put it in another way). I understood the poor level of the state schools, but private ones? These are schools for the 19th century (or for the Middle Ages). And what would I put into their curriculum? Mathematics (even in a…
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The completely senseless War on Drugs
Drugs demand and supply would be nearly the same if we make recreational drugs legal. The right enlightenment would actually suppress the demand. So why is the United States the leading power in War on Drugs? Yes, our usual suspects: the big banks are laundering hundreds of billions of dollars for the drug cartels. When…