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To: sense who wrote (195059)	1/3/2023 11:24:39 PM
From: sense	1 Recommendation Recommended By Pogeu Mahone Respond to of 217562

Would probably make WAY more sense, in 2023, to force the banks to close... given they're bankrupt already save for public $ keeping them afloat... and subject them to six + years of "economic impact studies"... and that only once they're deemed "essential"... before allowing a one of them a license to reopen again, with limited functions ? Noted, similarly, in yours recently... re Taiwan vs, Ukraine... That Uki's supplies are "coming from U.S. stockpiles"... which we've already paid for... But, somehow... billions $ more are required, now, to fund the transfers of those things we already paid for ? We're being duped into paying twice for the same weapons, it seems... Where is all that $ flowing to Ukraine actually going ? Same with the F-16's for Taiwan... we have tons of them rotting away in the Arizona desert.... which we could give them in the hundreds... to use until their new ones are ready... ? We don't want all the ones we have, anyway... given the need for F-35's, B-21's and other NGADs being built now ? A big factor in the ongoing mercantilist failure is tied into that model... as seen in the forced inefficiencies apparent in both mining and defense... imposing obstacles and creating "controlled" serially wasteful activity instead of enabling free markets and competition...

To: sense who wrote (195059)	1/4/2023 3:02:20 AM
From: TobagoJack	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 217562

Re <<require those "fixes" will be funded from public $ or production revenues... only. Odds of that happening ? Probably zero>> ... interesting idea, should work, and you are therefore also correct that the idea is DOA :0) BTW, am barely watching gold even as am aware it is creeping up, slowly, but unmistakably. Alas, Martin Armstrong has not yet weighed in, on Gold. Martin has intoned on matters am unfamiliar with ... ask-socrates.com Blog Many people have been asking about where will be the safest place to be in the US given the prospect of a nuclear war. It is true that the UN Secretary-General António Guterres said this year that nuclear war is "back within the realm of possibility" thanks to the insanity of what has been taking place in the Biden Administration driven by Climate Change Zealots. We are indeed in serious trouble for not only does Biden lack any private experience but 62% of his entire officials have never worked in the real world. A nuclear blast is not absolutely lethal if you are not at ground zero. You can survive a nuclear attack if you are not at ground zero - remember that. You must be at least a half mile away but I would lean more toward one mile away from the core of the explosion. Naturally, do not look and stare at the light from the flash because it will blind a person instantly! Also, remember to keep your mouth open to handle the pressure released from the initial blast. That is kind of like flying in an airplane and how your ears pop. This will be much worse. You will have to move but you have ten to twenty minutes walking distance away from the blast site to seek shelter either below ground or above the 9th floor of a building. This is to avoid the major effects of fallout from the mushroom cloud. Once more, keep your mouth, skin, and nose covered as much as possible while walking. When you get to any shelter, remove your clothes, and rinse them off with water, but that is when you should be holding your breath. You can seek medical care if possible. if you are under 1 mile from the blast. You should stay in the shelter for 12-24 hours after an attack to avoid the initial massive amount of exposure to radiation that follows after a nuclear attack. Only leave shelter once you know the direction to move. Do not wander around as if you are in a shopping mall. If you are not near any of the strategic military targets or financial targets, you can create a shelter in your basement. I would recommend that the walls should be lined with lead. They believe most states will not represent any threats to Kremlin or any other nation. Most nuclear forces from the USA are going to be prime targets. A Russian nuclear attack would likely focus on high-value targets in North Dakotaor Montana. It is ironic that people have moved to Montana thinking this will be safe and out of the way. Sorry! That is not true. Try Florida. The main military targets will be: 1) Naval Base Kitsap: Washington State 2) Jim Creek Naval Radio Station: Washington State 3) Malmstrom AFB: Montana 4) Minot AFB: North Dakota 5) FE Warren AFB: Wyoming 6) Hill AFB: Utah 7) Kirkland AFB Albuquerque: New Mexico Because of the constant attack on Russia blowing up the Nordstream Pipeline, it is clear that the Biden Administration has declared an economic proxy war against Russia. As a result, Russian President Vladimir Putin has now suggested in here in December that Russia may abandon its "no first use" military doctrine. The US military is outraged with Biden. The word from behind the curtain has been that they are screaming that this is insanity. They have put pressure on the Biden Administration to end the Ukrainian War. They want to stop the endless funding of Zelensky. If that is not done, Ukraine intends to start world war III. They just shot a missile into Belarus which they shot down. They are desperately trying to engulf the entire region in war to quench their thirst for hatred against Russians. There will be six cities that have the greatest likelihood of being attacked based on their economic backbone for the economy: New York, Chicago, Washington D.C., Los Angeles, San Francisco, and HoustonThe states to leave: Montana, North Dakota, Wyoming, Utah, New Mexico, Washington State, New York City region, Illinois Chicago Region, Texas in the Houston region, and California.