>>227584
>Look what happened to home/land ownership after 2008…
The crash that happened because "no one" accounted for the fact that forcing banks to give out loans to high risk clients resulted in niggers and welfare recipients being unable to pay back those loans, so banks had more money going out than coming in, and the result was that someone missing one payment caused the entire system to collapse because everyone was broke?
>Cloudflare
Then we use and promote alternative DDOS services.
>bank companies like mastercard,visa
There are other banks likes Discover and American Express, and checks and cash still exist.
>bussiness partners
Care to be specific?
>everyone that invest on their products and they invest on, you can theorically isolate them from these so they turn on google but that would need a real crusade that cant just be little organized,it needs to be very specific on what to do,where to attack and how to do it
Then, let's organize it. And, remember, we don't need "Everyone" to do it. All we need are just a small number of individuals that target key areas to cause a massive issue.
>Anon, are you unaware that every digital company based in an 11 Eyes nation is required by law to give all of their data to the government upon request? It's why VPNs are fleeing the West.
Then buy a VPN that isn't affected. I've seen one Anon recommend Mullvad.
>>227587
The CCP is acting like a spiteful child that where, if they cannot control West Taiwan, then no one else ever can.
>>227588
Anon, you have a
bunch of people that think that market crashes are an unnatural and planned occurance.
>>227589
>Millions of angry retired boomers and welfare monkeys, but the government uses the money to fix it's money fuckup and people in the here and now are happy.
That's what they're doing right now, and have been doing for the past two years, and it's not working.
>The markets win. Stock prices go up along with everything else, being considered too big to fail, until nobody is able to work in the companies any more because they won't increase wages proportionally.
That's
also what they're doing right now, and
also have been doing for the past two years, and it's
also not working.
>The federal reserve wins. Retirement accounts get fucked because there is no longer a constant 0-8% tailwind, people get laid off and change industries as valuation adjustments are made.
That's
ALSO what they're doing right now, and
ALSO have been doing for the past two years, and it's
ALSO not working.
>>227591
>Postwar economics has been a series of artificial bubbles in one commodity or another
The market crash in the 50's, the 70's, the 80's, the aughts, and now are all natural. The only "artificially" part is how long they can last.
>Autonomic intelligence in the algorithms combined with content marketing has allowed various banking organizations to purposely create those bubbles in one asset after another, driving people into them in order to consolidate holdings.
How are computers creating "artificial bubbles" around oil and grain, two resources the
ENTIRE planet needs, as they are essentially for everything, are are reaching all-time highs in demand?