/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>56235996
The masters of the people who give legislative clarity have already said Link is their chosen one. Dont think we need much more than that tb.h.

It got 100% memoryholed and the Fed just pulled 25B in liquidity from their ass

No one, from either side of US politics even talk about it anymore and it was just 1-2 months ago? At the same time BLM or corona protests went on for months and months all over the country

What do you think? No faggots, nihilists or demoralised basement cucks.

https://youtu.be/rGot4os_dmk

1. Work hard. Today most men are betas, fap, play games. They're not asskickers. Money = Joy. Once business is setup, can work 30 hours to maintain. If you have to work hard 2 - 4 years to set up for, it's worth it.

2. It MUST be a MUST. BD grew up poor, swearing he wouldn't be like dad, struggling financially. Same principle dating hot girls, 7 simultaneously, who don't care you're pimping. It must be a must. Think how bad life is now, and how it'd be in 10 years if nothing changes.

3. Only sell high margin items. Eg; consulting, info products, diamonds, etc. It means dealing with less clients for less work as opposed to selling multiple small margin items.

4. Focus on sales and it marketing. Marketing must be priority.

5. Keep expenses low.

6. Eg: making money now. Be an affiliate. Sign up and sell other people's stuff. BD knows people selling $40k month doing this. Just got to put in work. $100k feels like a monolithic number, but it's not that tough, you can do it.

>>28003960
I don't want to decrease the amount of debt, I want to eliminate debt-based currency entirely.

>>24485734
one of the (((plutocrats))) in question

they've been doing this since the times of Napoleon. Napoleon always maintained his principal enemy were the British bankers (they also turned Russia against him). Some of the modern players are new, but these guys have been around since then.

>>20941519
furthermore being the creditor and not the debtor puts it in the superior position by default.
Regardless of what legal means were used to enable it the FED is the power by virtue of its lending ability

If you want to earn 0.8 BTC make this quote say “data” instead of “money”. I’ll check this thread when I get to work.

>>17998288
Checked

how does issuing currency mean control of a country?

>>16093811
It's pretty concerning honestly. We should have ripped off the bandaid and figured something out in 08, but we just hope the bleeding stops. The general populace is so overlevered with debt and people are getting wrecked by shitty central bank policy. Something really needs to change because all of this wreaking havoc on society top to bottom. I don't know what happens when your tax paying, law abiding population stops reproducing and starts aging, and they begin to need help from the government they paid into. All while you have people imported in from the third world who are expecting their gibs, and the system starts to fail/has failed. This whole system is completely screwed and younger generations are looking toward socialism to solve their problems, when they should be looking at the central bank and the shitty socialist programs that caused these problems. I can't remember where I saw it, but someone once said the "FDR's New Deal will one day be considered the greatest short term success, and the most catastrophic long term policy in history." And I tend to agree. Things are going to get extremely ugly, and I'm trying to figure out how me and my family will get through it. I think you are right, the 2030s are going to be absolutely crazy, and I think they may be worse than we can even imagine right now.

>>15744761

18, university student,living in sydney, jobless and quirky. I can't get a fucken part time job at all and feel the depression seeping in as 18 year olds around me living it up with that wagecuck wage, would love a wagecuck job but feel that it would destroy whats left of me, any advice?
p.s biggest bubble is fiat

>>9778953
https://www.investopedia.com/ask/answers/08/george-soros-bank-of-england.asp

https://www.forexfactory.com/showthread.php?t=81929

etc etc

plus you have Bilderberg and most importantly the Rothschilds who own central banks in every country except 3 now. http://www.theeventchronicle.com/finanace/three-countries-left-without-rothschild-central-bank/
In the year of 2000 there were seven countries without a Rothschild owned or controlled Central Bank:

Afghanistan X
Iraq X
Sudan X
Libya X
Cuba
North Korea
Iran
Then you have organisations like the IMF and council of foreign relations.
All corrupt and all full of people like Soros.

These technocrats and 'old money' are evil oligarchs and they use us like pawns in a game of chess where they own the board.

>>1255812
they own FED and Bank of England up until today