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Tim, any sources on that new story?

Regarding the DNC registering non-citizens in Texas.

He sites an AP article but doesn't link it.

I mean, yes it could be against federal public corruption laws.

But that aside.

Tim's gotta get better about providing his sources. Even if he's reading from them in his videos.

Dammit, Tim.

I'll check.

I mean it's not just the DNC.

I don't know if you guys are looking into the Governorial race in Georgia.

Kemp was recently caught with his hand in the cookie jar regarding purging of registrated voters.

I haven't really heard the right-leaning youtube sphere comment on this at all.

As far as I'm concerned everyone is full of shit.

Ehhhhh.

Isn't China's economy imploding?

I mean their growth was overestimated by..

60%?

I mean.

How does that make money if they're holding US treasuries.

And not issuing US tresuries.

What happens if the US Treasury department chooses to run an expansion of 30 year T notes.

And the yields fall on T notes.

What happens to China's holding of US debt.

I think people overestimate China's economic position.

By spades.

I mean there were economic reasons.

7 years ago China cornered the market on rare earth mineral mining sites.

That's localized primarily in central Africa.

It isn't the case any longer.

Oil.

And softwood timber.

Guys ask yourself the question of what's happened to the Chinese-centered BRIC coalition.

How has China risen under the currency wars of the 2000's.

Late 2000s, should I say.

How much of China's economy benefits from ForeEx regimes.

And does that constitute as genuine economic growth.

Now, Shinzien.

Econimic areas like this represent genuine growth.

Shenzhen.

Yes.

I'm not Chinese, you see.

We're not talking about .. formal treaties. We're talking what was the emerging international trading pattern.

You guys are forgetting the role of the IMF's special drawing rights in the post-breton woods world.

SDR is backed by a suite of hard assets.

and in the event of critical monetary failure the IMF is poised to bail out any number of financial institutions.

So yeah, since the 'Nixon Shock' the connection between the USD and gold has been severed.

But it isn't as if the international financial community doesn't use gold as a hedge in the event of global economic instability.

It's a bit messed up.

One could actually argue that it isn't the USD that serves as the 'global reserve currency' any longer, but instead the SDR.

The dollar just happens to be the largest reserve percentage in the basket holding that composes the SDR.

I thought we were talking monetary policy.

*I am dissapoint*.

Walsp, where are you from?

Aah.

Afrikaner?

+

Boer War 2 when?

Everyone loves a sequel.

Oh, damn.

I mean 3.

Finish the trilogy.

the 9th circuit court will chew up any attempt to revoke the 14th.

I agree that it's uh, a total violation of the American ideal of e pluribus unum.

Not only this but even if you want some form of restricted jus soli.

Which is fine.

I disagree but that's an argument that can be had I think, sure.

Even then the idea of forcing constitutional changes through the executive branch.

It isn't the executive branch's perogative to legislate.

I love the 'conservatives' who rightfully critiqued Obama's expansion of executive power now seemingly have no criticism here.

Hey go figure.

Who'd want to be fucking consistent.

'No one has it besides the US and Canada'.

Whelp, that's not true.

Dominantly south and central american countries. No European countries come to mind.

Though several European countries have restricted jus soli.

But, Mexico, Jamacia, Dominican Republic, Brazil, Bolivia, Belize, Argentina etc.

Lot more.

I agree, Roman.

Entirely.

lol at a whole generation of leftists twiddling their thumbs and reposting 'Thanks obama' memes while the National Defense Authorization Act was being ratified in 2012.

Everyone is full of shit.

But right now in the context of jus soli that's a whataboutism.

Even if I hate the DNC.

Yup, very true.

The DNC ignored the debt and unfunded liabilities issues from 2008 - 2016.

Now Republicans are ignoring it and the DNC posits itself as the party of financial responsibility.

Could go on and on with examples like that, it's never ending hypocriscy.

But that aside that doesn't excuse the total thumb-twiddling of the right now on executive over-reach.

And I say this as someone who is 'of the right'.

I mean we're overdue for a recession.

This is the longest we've gone with a business cycle correction since before the Great Depression.

We're in entirly uncharted economic waters.

Obama's admin and Ben Bernake / Janet Yellen will have a lot to do with the next business cycle but you won't hear analysis like this on partisan news.

Especially with this guy as you said taking full ownership of the economy.