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originally posted by: anonentity
This is an interesting vid, as it calculates the never-ending deficit in the German pension system. That is until the rollout was started, then steadily the German pension fund is now in the black and very healthily so. For this to happen there would have to be a lot more deaths in the retirement-age population than is being actually reported by the state's agencies. For the state pension fund to look this good something monumental has to have happened to the amount that is being withdrawn.www.bitchute.com...
originally posted by: litterbaux
I feel so bad for the people like the poster above that is mocking the deaths.
originally posted by: LordAhriman
originally posted by: litterbaux
I feel so bad for the people like the poster above that is mocking the deaths.
Why?
originally posted by: anonentity
This is an interesting vid, as it calculates the never-ending deficit in the German pension system. That is until the rollout was started, then steadily the German pension fund is now in the black and very healthily so. For this to happen there would have to be a lot more deaths in the retirement-age population than is being actually reported by the state's agencies. For the state pension fund to look this good something monumental has to have happened to the amount that is being withdrawn.www.bitchute.com...
originally posted by: anonentity
a reply to: lordcomac
I would think it is fairly self-explanatory. The German state pension scheme was running at an alarming deficit, until suddenly a lot of people are no longer claiming it. For the scheme to run from a bad deficit to a healthy profit a massive number of people would have been required to stop drawing on it. There is only one way this can happen.
originally posted by: Asktheanimals
a reply to: litterbaux
ahriman has a big heart but prefers to hide it.
originally posted by: Tough2fool
originally posted by: Asktheanimals
a reply to: litterbaux
ahriman has a big heart but prefers to hide it.
It’s his brain that lacks the size
originally posted by: litterbaux
I feel so bad for the people like the poster above that is mocking the deaths.
Some people died from Covid and some people died from the vaccine. Is it astronomical numbers? Time will tell, but to marginalize any death from this disease or treatment is so callous, so evil, so disgusting that it's almost unbelievable we coexist with this type of person.
Karma is a bitch and you are taking several servings acting this way.
originally posted by: litterbaux
I feel so bad for the people like the poster above that is mocking the deaths.
Some people died from Covid and some people died from the vaccine. Is it astronomical numbers? Time will tell, but to marginalize any death from this disease or treatment is so callous, so evil, so disgusting that it's almost unbelievable we coexist with this type of person.
Karma is a bitch and you are taking several servings acting this way.
Ahriman (pronounced AH-ri-muhn), also known as Angra Mainyu (pronounced ANG-ruh MAYN-yoo), was the spirit of evil and darkness in Persian mythology and in Zoroastrianism, a religion that attracted a large following in Persia around 600 bce. Often called Druj (”the Lie”), Ahriman was the force behind anger, greed, envy, and other negative and harmful emotions. He also brought chaos, or the breakdown of order and structure, into the world. In Zoroastrianism, Ahriman is contrasted with Ahura Mazda , the supreme creator of order and goodness. In the Islamic religion, Ahriman is identified with Iblis, the devil.
The projected reserve depletion date for the combined OASDI trust funds is 2034, a year earlier than in last year's report.1 Considered on its own, the OASI Trust Fund can pay full benefits until 2033, a year earlier than projected last year. As in last year's report, the DI Trust Fund is projected to be able to pay full benefits through the end of the 75-year projection period (2097 in this year's report).
originally posted by: Asktheanimals
a reply to: litterbaux
ahriman has a big heart but prefers to hide it.