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To: DMaA who wrote (753352)11/29/2021 10:10:31 AM
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It is a little anti-intuitive that engineering a collapse will help them in the election.

I agree. A collapse will benefit the opposing party, but a total meltdown is what the article is assuming, IMO.

“Get us to a place where we have just staggering financial problems, and so more control by the federal government must be put into place.”

“More controls by the Federal Reserve, more control by the federal government, meaning that we’re going to see more emergency orders from the White House to do certain things.”

There would also be widespread unrest, looting, riots and then martial law. I can't see holding elections under martial law but of course universal mail-in voting might be allowed. We know how that works now.

It's definitely an insane idea to pursue, but we are talking about liberals that will do anything to keep from losing power.
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