The Reset You Didn't Expect

The fear swirling around the world concerning CoVid-19 has strengthened the dollar.

Most folks were concerned about a global reset, perhaps a return to the gold standard, or a correction to fair value, or just a wipe and start over solution.

Well....

The US has just nationalized every industry in operation. The government has taken stake in every industry across the board. Even CINEMAS are getting bailed out!

The President today said that the Government will be taking stake in companies, owning companies, taking shares in those companies, etc.

The FED is going to provide UNLIMITED funds for these measures.

The FEDS balance sheet is around 4.5 trillion dollars. That amount will inevitably be exponentially inflated on the back of the funds that they have now given to the "government" to nationalize all industries.

To big to fail no longer exists.

What is it called when government and corporations combine?

FASCISM.

as well as..

NATIONAL SOCIALISM.

That's right folks. No matter what anyone thinks is justified or not, that's what this is disguised as disaster relief/"stimulus".

One could rightfully say this has been going on for sometime, with all the QE, stock buybacks, bond repurchasing, etc.

The National Defense Production Act the President just signed gives the government the ability to take ANY business and USE it for the good of the state.
www.militarytimes.com...
You might want to read that again if it doesn't bother you.

I believe there were already provisions within the PATRIOT ACT and the NDAA for these types of measures in case of a National Emergency, so perhaps this was inevitable. What's clear regardless is that this has been planned for very long time, IMO well before 9/11.

Anyway..

Any business, any individual can be utilized in some form of servitude for the good of the state.

Awesome.

Meanwhile, the FED has gone nuclear and are going to take that 4.5 trillion and purchase CORPORATE DEBT. (This has been going on for some time, but now its "legal" and in your face.)
thehill.com...

Unprecedented.

This isn't a bailout, this is a take over.

The National Socialist States of what used to be, America.

The FED announced today that they will be funneling dollars to other central banks around the world. The dollar is kicking everybody else's currency, so those foriegn banks will have their arms wide open for a piece of the action.
www.nytimes.com...

We technically have a new government here in the US now.

How is it not??

The merging of government and corporations, "LEGALLY" is a different form of government than we had before.
We are in uncharted territory and this could be the end of America as we have been accustomed to know it.

This really happened FAST. Its almost transparent now that the back to back events of a killer virus outbreak and cratering crude oil tanked the economy.

Solution?

Nationalized industries and COMPLETELY merge, IN STONE, government and corporations.

The AMERICA we knew just weeks ago, is gone.

Gone.

Free markets?

Free market economy??

Toast.

NATIONAL SOCIALISM is what we are about now.

Can't stop it.....can't change it.

It sucks when you see what’s behind the stage. It’s to bad we have to nationalize socialize or whatever it is, in order to deal with a pandemic emergency, I blame globalism. We were not even close to being prepared.

a reply to: EternalShadow

What is it called when government and corporations combine? FASCISM. as well as.. NATIONAL SOCIALISM

That’s not socialism. Socialism would be when the means of production is owned and controlled by the people.

The government has completely skipped socialism and went straight to communism.

I have to admit, I didn’t see the Republicans doing that.

originally posted by: underwerks
a reply to: EternalShadow

What is it called when government and corporations combine? FASCISM. as well as.. NATIONAL SOCIALISM

That’s not socialism. Socialism would be when the means of production is owned and controlled by the people.

The government has completely skipped socialism and went straight to communism.

I have to admit, I didn’t see the Republicans doing that.

That’s what’s got everybody fu##ed up right now. NONE of it, makes sense...

Yeah..... I'm a trump supp.. Ehhh
this blows.

When I heard he enacted the defense production act, I was really hoping it was incorrect. I had a boss back in the day whom use to say "don't make a worse decision from a bad situation" something to that effect. That's how this feels. I understand he has to try to sure up the economy, and help people, I just don't think this is the way of doing so.

Dang it I was just getting amped for my 2 week mandatory vacation and now I know it’s at the cost of living under fascism?

Well as long as the internet stays up I guess. . .

a reply to: EternalShadow

While I could be wrong I doubt this is as bad as you think. This type of thing was done in WW II to manufacture needed products.

teachinghistory.org...

Below is a snippet from the page above.

President Roosevelt established the War Production Board on January 16, 1942. It superseded the Office of Production Management. The WPB regulated the industrial production and allocation of war materiel and fuel. That included coordinating heavy manufacturing, and the rationing of vital materials, such as metals, rubber, and oil. It also established wage and price controls.

All manufacturers ended their production of automobiles on February 22, 1942. The January 1942 production quota had been a little over 100,000 automobiles and light trucks. The units manufactured at the beginning of February would bring up the total number of vehicles in a newly established car stockpile to 520,000. These would be available during the duration of the war for rationed sales by auto dealers to purchasers deemed “essential drivers.”

Representatives from the auto industry formed the Automotive Council for War Production in April 1942, to facilitate the sharing of resources, expertise, and manpower in defense production contracting.

The auto industry retooled to manufacture tanks, trucks, jeeps, airplanes, bombs, torpedoes, steel helmets, and ammunition under massive contracts issued by the government. Beginning immediately after the production of automobiles ceased, entire factories were upended almost overnight. Huge manufacturing machines were jack hammered out of their foundations and new ones brought in to replace them. Conveyors were stripped away and rebuilt, electrical wires were bundled together and stored in the vast factory ceilings, half-finished parts were sent to steel mills to be re-melted, and even many of the dies that had been used in the fabrication of auto parts were sent to salvage.

a reply to: Quantumgamer1776

Meh it’s not permanent the governments needs us to pay taxes in order to exist, local, state, and federal. We are literally at critical mass when it comes to paranoia and panic on ats atm. Spending most of the night watching a select few members having nervous breakdowns tonight, well maybe just one. If things don’t get back to normal quickly it’s not socialism we have to worry about, it will be collapse. No kidding.

originally posted by: msfitte
a reply to: EternalShadow

While I could be wrong I doubt this is as bad as you think. This type of thing was done in WW II to manufacture needed products.

teachinghistory.org...

Below is a snippet from the page above.

President Roosevelt established the War Production Board on January 16, 1942. It superseded the Office of Production Management. The WPB regulated the industrial production and allocation of war materiel and fuel. That included coordinating heavy manufacturing, and the rationing of vital materials, such as metals, rubber, and oil. It also established wage and price controls.

All manufacturers ended their production of automobiles on February 22, 1942. The January 1942 production quota had been a little over 100,000 automobiles and light trucks. The units manufactured at the beginning of February would bring up the total number of vehicles in a newly established car stockpile to 520,000. These would be available during the duration of the war for rationed sales by auto dealers to purchasers deemed “essential drivers.”

Representatives from the auto industry formed the Automotive Council for War Production in April 1942, to facilitate the sharing of resources, expertise, and manpower in defense production contracting.

The auto industry retooled to manufacture tanks, trucks, jeeps, airplanes, bombs, torpedoes, steel helmets, and ammunition under massive contracts issued by the government. Beginning immediately after the production of automobiles ceased, entire factories were upended almost overnight. Huge manufacturing machines were jack hammered out of their foundations and new ones brought in to replace them. Conveyors were stripped away and rebuilt, electrical wires were bundled together and stored in the vast factory ceilings, half-finished parts were sent to steel mills to be re-melted, and even many of the dies that had been used in the fabrication of auto parts were sent to salvage.

Well I can't argue that, like I said, we're in uncharted territory.

I'm hoping for a mellow, kinda chill fascist form of government.

The government has completely skipped socialism and went straight to communism.

I have to admit, I didn’t see the Republicans doing that.

I saw it plain as day when banks and some industries were to big to fail. Paid for by our tax dollars. Free markets obliterated with those that contributed the most to the right campaign got special treatment at taxpayers expense.

That's when I knew it was a corporatracy or kleptocracy...take your pic. Or as it's called in some countries Fascism.

a reply to: Quantumgamer1776

Yeah a lot of people are super pumped about getting time off and a government check. I'm not. I don't want that money, because myself, my daughter, and all of us are going to have to pay for that one way or another. Republicans are normally the ones say, rightfully so, that nothing is free. Now they want to hand out cash like Molly at a bad rave. Actually, thus feels like a bad roll.

a reply to: msfitte

I think the difference is that we aren’t just talking about certain vital manufacturing industries that would be helpful during war time. Due to the circumstances of this pandemic, it’s pretty much all industries.

The real question is, will the government give up control when the time comes? If history is any lesson, it doesn’t look good. Our government isn’t known for giving up any power that they are able to take away from us.

Well I can't argue that, like I said, we're in uncharted territory.

I'm hoping for a mellow, kinda chill fascist form of government.



Hate to tell you this buddy, or should I say, comrade, but it just doesn't exist. Fascism always turns violent and messy.

They refer to it as technocracy and believe themselves scientists that can run the world. Mao is the model for the new state, raw power and expendable humanity. They're installing lots of 5g on the power lines right now. It' s a crucial part of their control and surveillance grid. All the virus hoopla is really misdirection to make us accept rule by NGO's and 'benevolent' government.

Can you cite any sources for that claim ?
You should have already did that in the OP.
Other than YouTube videos .

a reply to: Oppositeoftruth

Hence, all the rumors of the National Guard mobilizing, NOT because of Marital Law, but to quell and control possible social unrest and riots.

Hard to say, we'll see I guess. 🤷🏽‍♂️

a reply to: underwerks

And it's not just the question of will they relent, it's what will they do whilst in control. And not only that, if you have 2 competing factories and the government seizes control of one, throwing massive amounts of inflated money at it, the other really can't compete. Then what? The government throws more money into an already fledgling business to make it fair? Hell we'll be living in the dark ages in no time.

Jeesus Christ people, stop and analyze. This was originally created for the Korean war. Let that sink in. And yes, there is sort of a new government in charge, or at least in regards to the puppetmasters

Defense production act. This nation is mobilizing just like we did in the old war days. We are about to live through an interesting decade.

An attack is extremely imminent. So far the latest warning is what, April 15??? Something violent will happen in April for sure. Everyone knows more Saudi oil installations were hit by the Iran backed Yemen air strikes this week. And the renewed attacks between Iran and America in Iraq. This is it, the officiation of the world war has begun. Russian missiles in Cuba.

I don't know WTF the Chinese are about to do, but I suspect Taiwan is a target. I think they will actually quit sassin Hong Kong.

a reply to: EternalShadow

Yeah, I'm still giving him a little benefit of the doubt. Just because as far as I know they haven't officially taken control of anything. But only time will tell.

originally posted by: Oppositeoftruth
a reply to: Quantumgamer1776

Yeah a lot of people are super pumped about getting time off and a government check. I'm not. I don't want that money, because myself, my daughter, and all of us are going to have to pay for that one way or another. Republicans are normally the ones say, rightfully so, that nothing is free. Now they want to hand out cash like Molly at a bad rave. Actually, thus feels like a bad roll.

That’s what it is. Like a drug dealer, get them hooked then make them pay forever. Nationalized businesses, permanent travel restrictions, god knows what else. All because 100 people have died in the country.