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Our overlords say inflation and energy shortages are worth it – Investment Watch

Our overlords say inflation and energy shortages are worth it – Investment Watch
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Shortages and Inflation Crises Leave Nothing Untouched

It seems nothing will remain untouched, but don't worry it's worth it, the elites say. That's true for them.

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What Dominated the World Economic Forum

Our takeaways from Davos, plus how some influencers hype crypto without disclosing their financial ties.

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Davos elites warn Painful Global Transition should not be resisted by nation states -- Society s Child -- Sott net

As World Economic Forum head Klaus Schwab proclaimed that "the future is built by us" at the opening of the annual Davos gathering, two other European elites declared that the global energy crisis is a "transition" that will be "painful" for.

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Global experts and elite | John Mangun

Words do not mean what they used to mean. For example, the word “awful” used to mean “worthy of awe” like “the awful majesty of God.” “Nice” used to mean “silly, foolish, simple.” “Silly” went in the opposite direction. In its earliest uses, it referred to things worthy or blessed…

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