They are celebrating the inflation act. It's working. Inflation is up
to 8.3%

They also had James Taylor moaning and groaning his usual lament. That
added even more despair to everybody watching the event.

On Tuesday, September 13, 2022 at 4:33:23 PM UTC-7, Catrike Rider wrote:
> They are celebrating the inflation act. It's working. Inflation is up
> to 8.3%
>
> They also had James Taylor moaning and groaning his usual lament. That
> added even more despair to everybody watching the event.

This is what they believe is going to lead to a Democrat victory in 2 months. Be sure and vote. Like you I wasn't wild about Trump the man. But I was very happy with Trump the President.

On Wednesday, September 14, 2022 at 1:16:56 AM UTC+1, cycl...@gmail.com wrote:
> On Tuesday, September 13, 2022 at 4:33:23 PM UTC-7, Catrike Rider wrote:
> > They are celebrating the inflation act. It's working. Inflation is up
> > to 8.3%
> >
> > They also had James Taylor moaning and groaning his usual lament. That
> > added even more despair to everybody watching the event.
> This is what they believe is going to lead to a Democrat victory in 2 months. Be sure and vote. Like you I wasn't wild about Trump the man. But I was very happy with Trump the President.
>
Plus a dozen.
>
What many Americans overlook, some out of honest ignorance of how the world works but some wilfully and maliciously, and the resident jerkoffs on RBT most likely malignantly (we'll find out soon enough), is that the President of America is effectively also the President of Much of the Rest of the World, which is a truth that makes many European pols bristle, and the more self-important, like Merkel, try to lecture Trump when all he did was give that insistently dim bimbo really good advice about not putting all Germany's energy eggs into one basket; being dim enough to reject such obviously good advice has already cost Merkel her Chancellorship, and going into retirement a disgraceful failure, which I'm sure wasn't what she was looking forward to; if I were a German taxpayer, I would want to know the names of her advisors who had been forcibly sent into early retirement. So when there is an idiot or a coward or a crook or a fool in the White House, the sensible people in the rest of the world worry that a single stupid act, like Biden's destruction of the energy independence, indeed primacy, that America found under Trump, will cast the world into war or an inflationary spiral. Biden's obvious incapacity has already set the stage for the war in the Ukraine -- a war Putin was far too fly to start while the US was under the happy management of the least predictable of the large raptors on the world scene, President Trump. And predictably there is now dangerous inflation around the world, all Biden's work. The best one can say for Biden is that he hasn't yet initiated the third world war. But he still has more than twenty-eight months left to wreak reckless havoc.
>
And, hey, I'm a cheerful sort, not normally pessimistic.
>
It must be embarrassing to thoughtful and informed Americans when a foreigner has to explain something this simple and obvious to other Americans with whom they are willy-nilly associated on a hobby-board, for which embarrassment I apologise.
>
Andre Jute
Permanent deterrence.
>

On Tuesday, September 13, 2022 at 9:14:25 PM UTC-7, Andre Jute wrote:
> On Wednesday, September 14, 2022 at 1:16:56 AM UTC+1, cycl...@gmail.com wrote:
> > On Tuesday, September 13, 2022 at 4:33:23 PM UTC-7, Catrike Rider wrote:
> > > They are celebrating the inflation act. It's working. Inflation is up
> > > to 8.3%
> > >
> > > They also had James Taylor moaning and groaning his usual lament. That
> > > added even more despair to everybody watching the event.
> > This is what they believe is going to lead to a Democrat victory in 2 months. Be sure and vote. Like you I wasn't wild about Trump the man. But I was very happy with Trump the President.
> >
> Plus a dozen.
> >
> What many Americans overlook, some out of honest ignorance of how the world works but some wilfully and maliciously, and the resident jerkoffs on RBT most likely malignantly (we'll find out soon enough), is that the President of America is effectively also the President of Much of the Rest of the World, which is a truth that makes many European pols bristle, and the more self-important, like Merkel, try to lecture Trump when all he did was give that insistently dim bimbo really good advice about not putting all Germany's energy eggs into one basket; being dim enough to reject such obviously good advice has already cost Merkel her Chancellorship, and going into retirement a disgraceful failure, which I'm sure wasn't what she was looking forward to; if I were a German taxpayer, I would want to know the names of her advisors who had been forcibly sent into early retirement. So when there is an idiot or a coward or a crook or a fool in the White House, the sensible people in the rest of the world worry that a single stupid act, like Biden's destruction of the energy independence, indeed primacy, that America found under Trump, will cast the world into war or an inflationary spiral. Biden's obvious incapacity has already set the stage for the war in the Ukraine -- a war Putin was far too fly to start while the US was under the happy management of the least predictable of the large raptors on the world scene, President Trump. And predictably there is now dangerous inflation around the world, all Biden's work. The best one can say for Biden is that he hasn't yet initiated the third world war. But he still has more than twenty-eight months left to wreak reckless havoc.
> >
> And, hey, I'm a cheerful sort, not normally pessimistic.
> >
> It must be embarrassing to thoughtful and informed Americans when a foreigner has to explain something this simple and obvious to other Americans with whom they are willy-nilly associated on a hobby-board, for which embarrassment I apologise.

Biden is directed by billionaires that would get very rich in a war. So anyone that doubts that it is presently a close balance of whether these people make more money from taxing and inflating or starting a permanent war is foolish. Biden is and always throughout his entire political career nothing but a figurehead for more sinister forces.