은밀한 의회 반란을 진압, 민주주의 위기를 직감하고 트럼프를 지지하는 일본인 (1/6, 1/20? 이제 날짜는 의미가 없다) Scott 인간과 자유이야기 https://youtu.be/6wWwWtGiJYU --->박 대통령의 탄핵사태도 일종의 의회 반란이었다. 새누리당 비박계 쪼다들은 민주당과 합세해 박 대통령을 탄핵한 뒤 에 자신들의 세상이 올 줄 알았는데, 사실은 좌파들의 통일전선 전술에 빠진 것이었다. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- (Natural News) VP Mike Pence surprised no one yesterday by proving to be a total coward, refusing to issue a letter to the states in which overwhelming fraud has occurred, wherein Pence could have ordered them to submit legitimate electoral votes to Congress. (The Pence-Raiklin Maneuver.) Instead, he remained silent, effectively stabbing Trump in the back. Once Trump achieves his second term, he should demand Pence’s resignation and replace him with someone who is willing to actually fight for America. 팬스는 침묵을 지켰고 효과적으로 트럼프의 등을 찔렀다. (Natural News) 마이크 펜스 부통령은 어제 완전한 겁쟁이임을 증명했다. 그는 엄청난 사기가 발생한 주에 편지를 보내 합법적인 투표결과를 의회에 제출하라는 지시를 내렸어야 했지만, 이를 거부하고 말았다. 트럼프가 두 번째 임기를 달성(성공)하면 그는 펜스의 사임을 요구하고 그를 실제로 미국을 위해 싸울 의향이 있는 사람으로 대체해야한다. 트럼프 이미 결심을 굳히신 것 같다 ,,미치 포함 공화상원8명의 배반을 I will NEVER FORGET! (연방대법원장 미치 외 공화 상원의원 8명 좀 기달려 역도들아!) I saved at least 8 Republican Senators, including Mitch, from losing in the last Rigged (for President) Election. Now they (almost all) sit back and watch me fight against a crooked and vicious foe, the Radical Left Democrats. I will NEVER FORGET! 나는 Mitch를 포함하여 적어도 8 명의 공화당 상원 의원이 지난 Rigged (대통령) 선거에서 패배하지 않도록 구했습니다. 이제 그들은 (거의 모두) 앉아서 내가 비뚤어지고 사악한 적, 급진 좌파 민주당 원들과 싸우는 것을 지켜보고 있습니다. 나는 결코 잊지 않을 것! Lin Wood @LLinWood I believe history repeats itself. General George Washington, our first President, crossed the Delaware on Christmas Eve. He later wrote that the fog was so thick that he knew Almighty God directed him safely across the river. Otherwise, he would have been lost. 나는 역사가 반복된다고 믿습니다. 첫 번째 대통령 인 조지 워싱턴 장군은 크리스마스 이브에 델라웨어를 건넜습니다. 그는 나중에 안개가 너무 짙어서 전능하신 하나님 께서 그를 강을 건너 안전하게 인도 하신다는 것을 알았습니다. 그렇지 않으면 그는 길을 잃었을 것입니다. / 출처 일베 ---->트럼프는 합법적인, 비군사적인 모든 방법을 시도하고 있지만, 연방법원부터 부통령인 펜스까지 모두 겁을 먹고 도망가고 말았다. 트럼프에게 남은 카드가 별로 없어 보인다. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 오늘의 마이너스 금리는 가난으로 가는 길이다 미제스: 어떤 제도, 법률, 은행의 조치 등으로도 금리는 폐지할 수 없다. 법률이나 포고령으로 폐지할 수 있는 것은, 금리를 받을 수 있는 자본가의 권리일 뿐이다. 하지만 금리를 폐지하게 된다면 자본은 잠식되고, 인류는 자연의 빈곤 상태로 돌아가게 될 것이다. 금리는 시간에 대한 가격과 같은 것이다. 만일 금리가 자유로운 시장의 수요와 공급에 의해 결정되지 않으면, 자유는 없다. Today's Negative Rates Are the Path to Poverty Doug French Almost Daily Grant’s (ADG) made the pronouncement on December 14th that a “new benchmark in financial repression” had been set: ”a record $18.4 trillion in global debt is priced to yield less than zero, up from less than $8 trillion in March and a five-year average of $10.3 trillion.” ADG consulted interest rate historians Sidney Homer and Richard Sylla, who opined, “nominal negative yielding debt had never been seen in material size in the 4,000 years of interest rate history prior to the current cycle.” Economist Ludwig von Mises never imagined such a thing, writing in Human Action, There cannot be any question of abolishing interest by any institutions, laws, or devices of bank manipulation. He who wants to “abolish” interest will have to induce people to value an apple available in a hundred years no less than a present apple. What can be abolished by laws and decrees is merely the right of the capitalist to receive interest. But such decrees would bring about capital consumption and would very soon throw mankind back into the original state of natural poverty. We can’t be sure what Mises meant by “very soon.” But, to read ADG, the march toward “the original state of poverty” will continue. ADG cites Financial Times’s John Dizard, who believes (paraphrased by Grant’s) that ”The potential catalyst [is]: A swath of T-bills [that] is set to mature in the first half of next year without fresh corresponding issuance on account of the Treasury Department’s ‘historically high’ $1.5 trillion cash cache at the Fed, potentially exacerbating a supply vs. demand imbalance.” Dizard is not alone. Bank of America’s Mark Cabana says, “there is going to be a train wreck at the front of the [Treasury] curve next year. There is way too much cash chasing too little paper.” Credit Suisse strategist Zoltan Pozsar weighed in, “A bill shortage would radiate out the curve, to the two-year and three-year, out to the belly.” In Europe, where negative nominal rates have been the norm since 2014 and are currently minus 50 basis points, European Central Bank president Christine Lagarde said that further easing remains “part of our toolbox.” One person who sees it differently is money manager Mike Wilson, who told Kiril Sokoloff on Real Vision, that inflation has begun to make a comeback which will soon be reflected in interest rates. Wilson said, So I think the seeds have been sown for many, many years. They’ve been sown for political reasons. They’ve been sown for reasons of inequality that are only building now. This battle with China—between the US and China—is obviously inflationary. It’s a deglobalization movement. So all of these trends that were somewhat pushing inflation down for 30 years are starting to reverse. Wilson continued, The one big one, as you mentioned earlier, which is an important one, is the size of the debt. I think that’s the one that people can’t get past. They say, well, the debt is so big, we can’t let interest rates go up. But if you’ve got inflation, who cares? If you’ve got inflation, interest rates can go up. If you get 3%, 4%, 5% inflation further down the road, why couldn’t interest rates be 2%, 3%, 4%, as long as your real rates are negative—you can fund your deficit in perpetuity, in many ways. So I think it’s just—as you say—the snowball gets moving. And you end up getting more than you bargained for. So that’s how I see it. Sokoloff answered with a metaphor about crossing America, “And you get to the Continental Divide, and you never know when you passed it. It seems to me like we passed the Continental Divide between disinflation and inflation.” Wilson believes the US banking system is sick, thus muting money velocity and in turn monetary policy. Fiscal policy will spur inflation and interest rates in his view. “If you really want to get inflation, you want a steep curve,” Wilson said. “You want the banks lending. You want money supply growth. That’s how you get inflation. And we haven’t been able to generate that for 10 or 15 years for a lot of different reasons. But why stop that now? Why would they compress back-end yields and ruin their banking system if their goal is to get inflation?” Murray Rothbard wrote, “The rate of interest is the price of ‘time.’” It’s safe to say the world’s central banks have manipulated and mispriced what time is worth. Instead of Powell and Lagarde setting this price, Rothbard should be heeded, “the best interest rate is the free market, or the ‘natural’ interest rate, set by the workings of free man under natural law, i.e., the rate determined by the supply of and demand for money loans at any given time.” If interest rates are not set by the free market, there is no freedom. -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------