More Ludicrous Nonsense from Wall Street

See my comments, 51 and 52 to the pinned comment on YouTube:


Rick Sanchez not saying anything much.


Why don't you talk about the fact that there is a presidential election this year, and whether the present incumbent will likely see a second term in the event a catastrophic failure of the stock markets around the world, and who would likely win the election instead?


Come on Rick, this is the real presidential campaign, and the WHO (see World Bank's Global Pandemic Casino) the Chinese and even the fucking Russians are in on it! I think it's time to do news again, Rick.


Listen to this weird shit Scaramucci comes out with at 4 minutes 42 seconds!


Here's some interpretive context for that weird shit:


Y'all having fun there!


Personally, I think you need better communications: see Amy Zegart on Cyberwar ask Joe, if you don't believe me. See Mississippi John Hurt and To The Unknown Man.

And just a small footnote to the history of American mental health, ... After I made that Facebook post in 2017, where I declared I was taking control of the Government of the United States of America, I told a guy here that the sovereign territory of the United States of America consists entirely in the four square feet of ground around wherever I happen to be at any given moment. As far as I can tell, this remains the case today. See de Bunked YouTube Channels. But back in June 2018 I thought things were looking pretty good:


What happened?


I also explicitly told you all, on Facebook, not to occupy each other's "offices", because of the inevitable consequent issues of personal responsibility that would ensue. But I suppose I forgot to tell you that I wasn't going to do anything so stupid either. So do I have to point out that, just because Laura Pausini is wearing jeans and a white shirt in that video of hers, I am not fantasizing about sucking the fingers of a tattooed gangster with bigger biceps than I ever had in my wildest dreams? No. That's good. We're making real progress then! Well done everybody! See you tomorrow for you next free psychotherapy session.

Now, de Vladimir Putin: He explains why he had only suffered five assassination attempts as President. Russian proverbs!


Well, tomorrow's lesson comes quicker than anybody expected, courtesy of Taylor Swift: see Roger Waters on Julian Assange.


See also: Amy Zegart on Cyberwar:


This Bridal Chamber idea turned out to be far more interesting and complex than I ever imagined it!


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