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I would never underappreciated the jew in the woodpile, wherever they may be hiding. For who has not been owned by them and still get the media attention Vivek is getting?

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This is a pretty good summary that doesn't leave any loose ends with regard to his backstory or actions. I will say that it depends on the idea that other wealthy people see him as not being genuine or threatening, or else he ended up nuking a lucrative career for nothing, if they end up rigging it again.

My assumption was that Vivek saw some kind of opportunity for a right-leaning media startup - sort of like what Ben Shapiro has, but trading away massive favoritism from Youtube and Facebook for being less hostile towards the interests of normal Amerikaners, and thereby better at viral marketing. The flaw in that was that his big entrance was at the debates, which nobody was ever going to watch, so he was essentially just revealing himself to politics-obsessed weirdos like ourselves with a dearth of content in their backlogs.

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If we’re talking about snakes in finance then low-touch is *always* attractive

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White House Press Secretary Ramaswamy is the most entertaining outcome. Please let it be so.

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But what if there’s more to life than money? Especially since the money is gone? Gracious me, the Derivatives have shot up $97 Trillion dollars to $714T.

It was $80T in 2008 when it fell through. World 🌎 GDP=$100T

https://stats.bis.org/statx/srs/table/d5.1

Yes that’s the number.

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Borrowing from what future?

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Essentially the future is a veritable gold mine. By the time it gets here its assets will have been stripped.

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You can bet $714 Trillion dollars that The Future is Now

Meet the Derivatives.

https://stats.bis.org/statx/srs/table/d5.1

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You seem to be a very troubled individual.

I wish you well.

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