Why you should not trust central banks when the rules are given by Billionaires?

(1929, 1973, 1987, 1999, 2008, 2022?)
Today is big question day, Want to answer?
1-How sustainable do you think our current economic method is?
2- How a fiction (money) can cause many people to fear another fiction (inflation), cause real problems (hunger), be printed by another invented story (State) that pays, with protected glory fictions, real people (armies) ) ) to kill other real people (oppressed), on a real planet dominated by 1% of its human population?
3- Assuming that it remains unanswered because the item is impossible for some to have a society without money and assuming the money that had real value is also helping that being angry when money or money is stolen from us
So as a system you are borrowing your time while reading this text - can you still continue to accept that such a small group of a few () uses this unequal and disgraceful group of available resource resources to benefit from all these years, that buckets are going to invest to send our money, the pockets of work, straight into the pockets of billionaires to spend theirs on luxuries, oil and oil?
4- Why do you think billionaires simply didn't return our money from the blood shed in the pandemic (which didn't end) because of their megalomaniac personal interests, instead of continuing to use the system to steal from us by printing more and more debt?
5- Why would it be useful for the first billionaires to make massive amounts of the unscrupulous return of the pandemic to write an apology for the pandemic (su who are also "victims" of this system) before we remember this action that has already been done French revolution before and that they also come, drink, live and breathe?
Now the origin of these questions on today's date: Look at the face of Mrs Lagarde when asked about the bubble on the balance sheet of the European Central Bank and she had no answer 💩
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We're all fucked if we're going to keep relying on this delay again.
#work #people #money #sustainable #bank #printing #society
Inflation in the Baltic region is above 15%
Last month UK inflation was 2.5%
sources: Eurostat, Rateinflation, May 2022.
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