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Creation of Artificial Man or Women "STRAW MAN" YOUR IDENTITY= ID ( UNDERSTAND = STAND UNDER). Go to this site: https://www.gmeiutility.org/ and just put your social security (Cusip #) on the search bar like this: xxx-xx-xxxx. You don't need to register or login. The system was made for corporations to steal the wealth from the people and make us "Modern Slave" under Fiat system, that is about to die. Their is a big difference between "A person" definition: a man, woman, or child. And a LEGAL PERSON: definition: an individual, company, or other entity which has legal rights and is subject to obligations. Now having discovered that let see what the U,C,C, CODE SAID: The term "person" is defined in 18 U.S.C. § 2510(6) to meanany individual person as well as natural and legal entities. Any Court case in any country if you accepted or consent under the "Legal NAME" the flesh and blood carry all the Liability on such "Contract" Civil or Criminal, and Legally can be "Charge" and "Put in Jail. We always said we/us in such conversation and the you on them and said to who ever come after the name: JOHN A. DOE. We Gladly give you a Name, the question is? #1 ARE YOU THE NAME. AND IF NOT # DO YOU HAVE A CLAIM AGAINST THE NAME. After that "the name has the right to remains silence and do not want to participate or consent any Legal activities on such Contract that you are trying to created. The only way this can go viral is if you share this video, we are the messenger, what you go do about it. Is call "Action" speak louder than words!!!

SECRETS OF BANKS THAT YOU HAVE NEVER HEARD BEFORE Credit channel: https://youtu.be/TN-5vw2fQmk " It is well enough that people of the nation do not understand our banking and monetary system, for if they did, I believe there would be a revolution before tomorrow morning". Henry Ford........."I believe that banking institutions are more dangerous to our liberties than standing armies". Thomas Jefferson....... “By treating money as some sort of social measuring rod for value, what Law and the monetarists ignore is the fact that money’s use as a medium of exchange is precisely what precludes it from possessing an invariant market value”

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Bill Gates "This idea is what my book, How to Prevent the Next Pandemic , is all about. I’ve been part of the effort to stop COVID since the early days of the outbreak, working together with experts from inside and out of the Gates Foundation who have been fighting infectious diseases for decades. I’m excited to share what I've learned along the way, because our experience with COVID gives us a clear pathway for how to be ready next time".🤔 If you really curious about the next pandemic is all about and want more info, check out this link: https://rb.gy/qmqm4g

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Jake Sullivan met with Zelensky in Kiev a Month Ago, to discuss latest details security Package!!!

What the Military Industrial Complex has been pushing for months, may come A.S.A.P at cost of the American People and the end of Dollar as we know it. The deception on the media at All Time Highs< History repeating it self> Credit to: https://youtu.be/igARcHFpHHc "A Flag False Event" All over again🤔 to get us to the CBDC System.

The President*elected* promised record level of spending and taxes on the campaign trail. Well his succeeding? Credit: https://youtu.be/9pvuRfuGVTc

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Klaus Schawb quote: " you own nothing and you will be happy"Be prepared for next Economy Collapse 20232. Another argument for a shorter time lag comes from the global economy, in which most countries are tightening simultaneously. One indicator that covers 54 countries shows that almost all are tightening monetary policy. As the world has become more interconnected, simultaneous changes in policy have greater and quicker impacts. On the other side of possibilities, the greatest argument for a slower response of the economy to monetary tightening is consumers’ high bank balances. In the pandemic, spending fell due to lockdowns, but incomes rose. Stimulus checks went to most families, working people got pay raises, and those laid off received extra unemployment insurance that, in many cases, more than compensated for lost wages. Savings in excess of the normal trend zoomed for a year, then started declining as people slowly spent more money relative to their earnings. By my estimate, the accumulated excess savings now totals $1.5 trillion, an amount that is declining by about $90 billion per month. At that rate, consumers’ bank balances will return to normal in 16 months. Another good reason to expect a long time lag before monetary policy triggers a recession is the excess demand for labor relative to the number of unemployed people. As companies re-think their hiring plans, their first step will be to cut open positions, not lay off working people. The response will vary by company and industry, of course

Brics top Central Banks just sold this entire Be prepared for next Economy Collapse 20232. Another argument for a shorter time lag comes from the global economy, in which most countries are tightening simultaneously. One indicator that covers 54 countries shows that almost all are tightening monetary policy. As the world has become more interconnected, simultaneous changes in policy have greater and quicker impacts. On the other side of possibilities, the greatest argument for a slower response of the economy to monetary tightening is consumers’ high bank balances. In the pandemic, spending fell due to lockdowns, but incomes rose. Stimulus checks went to most families, working people got pay raises, and those laid off received extra unemployment insurance that, in many cases, more than compensated for lost wages. Savings in excess of the normal trend zoomed for a year, then started declining as people slowly spent more money relative to their earnings. By my estimate, the accumulated excess savings now totals $1.5 trillion, an amount that is declining by about $90 billion per month. At that rate, consumers’ bank balances will return to normal in 16 months. Another good reason to expect a long time lag before monetary policy triggers a recession is the excess demand for labor relative to the number of unemployed people. As companies re-think their hiring plans, their first step will be to cut open positions, not lay off working people. The response will vary by company and industry, of course.S. Government Assest, to trigger a Meltdown.

More countries are repatriating their Gold and Ditching the Dollar. Be prepared for next Economy Collapse 20232. Another argument for a shorter time lag comes from the global economy, in which most countries are tightening simultaneously. One indicator that covers 54 countries shows that almost all are tightening monetary policy. As the world has become more interconnected, simultaneous changes in policy have greater and quicker impacts. On the other side of possibilities, the greatest argument for a slower response of the economy to monetary tightening is consumers’ high bank balances. In the pandemic, spending fell due to lockdowns, but incomes rose. Stimulus checks went to most families, working people got pay raises, and those laid off received extra unemployment insurance that, in many cases, more than compensated for lost wages. Savings in excess of the normal trend zoomed for a year, then started declining as people slowly spent more money relative to their earnings. By my estimate, the accumulated excess savings now totals $1.5 trillion, an amount that is declining by about $90 billion per month. At that rate, consumers’ bank balances will return to normal in 16 months. Another good reason to expect a long time lag before monetary policy triggers a recession is the excess demand for labor relative to the number of unemployed people. As companies re-think their hiring plans, their first step will be to cut open positions, not lay off working people. The response will vary by company and industry, of course

Peter schiff go public with what china is doing to collapse USA Economy!! Be prepared for next Economy Collapse 20232. Another argument for a shorter time lag comes from the global economy, in which most countries are tightening simultaneously. One indicator that covers 54 countries shows that almost all are tightening monetary policy. As the world has become more interconnected, simultaneous changes in policy have greater and quicker impacts. On the other side of possibilities, the greatest argument for a slower response of the economy to monetary tightening is consumers’ high bank balances. In the pandemic, spending fell due to lockdowns, but incomes rose. Stimulus checks went to most families, working people got pay raises, and those laid off received extra unemployment insurance that, in many cases, more than compensated for lost wages. Savings in excess of the normal trend zoomed for a year, then started declining as people slowly spent more money relative to their earnings. By my estimate, the accumulated excess savings now totals $1.5 trillion, an amount that is declining by about $90 billion per month. At that rate, consumers’ bank balances will return to normal in 16 months. Another good reason to expect a long time lag before monetary policy triggers a recession is the excess demand for labor relative to the number of unemployed people. As companies re-think their hiring plans, their first step will be to cut open positions, not lay off working people. The response will vary by company and industry, of course.

Collapse of "Federal Reserve Notes". Be prepared for next Economy Collapse 20232. Another argument for a shorter time lag comes from the global economy, in which most countries are tightening simultaneously. One indicator that covers 54 countries shows that almost all are tightening monetary policy. As the world has become more interconnected, simultaneous changes in policy have greater and quicker impacts. On the other side of possibilities, the greatest argument for a slower response of the economy to monetary tightening is consumers’ high bank balances. In the pandemic, spending fell due to lockdowns, but incomes rose. Stimulus checks went to most families, working people got pay raises, and those laid off received extra unemployment insurance that, in many cases, more than compensated for lost wages. Savings in excess of the normal trend zoomed for a year, then started declining as people slowly spent more money relative to their earnings. By my estimate, the accumulated excess savings now totals $1.5 trillion, an amount that is declining by about $90 billion per month. At that rate, consumers’ bank balances will return to normal in 16 months. Another good reason to expect a long time lag before monetary policy triggers a recession is the excess demand for labor relative to the number of unemployed people. As companies re-think their hiring plans, their first step will be to cut open positions, not lay off working people. The response will vary by company and industry, of course

The true Behind America's Financial Collapse is worse than we thought!!! Be prepared for next Economy Collapse 20232. Another argument for a shorter time lag comes from the global economy, in which most countries are tightening simultaneously. One indicator that covers 54 countries shows that almost all are tightening monetary policy. As the world has become more interconnected, simultaneous changes in policy have greater and quicker impacts. On the other side of possibilities, the greatest argument for a slower response of the economy to monetary tightening is consumers’ high bank balances. In the pandemic, spending fell due to lockdowns, but incomes rose. Stimulus checks went to most families, working people got pay raises, and those laid off received extra unemployment insurance that, in many cases, more than compensated for lost wages. Savings in excess of the normal trend zoomed for a year, then started declining as people slowly spent more money relative to their earnings. By my estimate, the accumulated excess savings now totals $1.5 trillion, an amount that is declining by about $90 billion per month. At that rate, consumers’ bank balances will return to normal in 16 months. Another good reason to expect a long time lag before monetary policy triggers a recession is the excess demand for labor relative to the number of unemployed people. As companies re-think their hiring plans, their first step will be to cut open positions, not lay off working people. The response will vary by company and industry, of course

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How FTX exposed the whole crypto market!!! Be prepared for next Economy Collapse 20232. Another argument for a shorter time lag comes from the global economy, in which most countries are tightening simultaneously. One indicator that covers 54 countries shows that almost all are tightening monetary policy. As the world has become more interconnected, simultaneous changes in policy have greater and quicker impacts. On the other side of possibilities, the greatest argument for a slower response of the economy to monetary tightening is consumers’ high bank balances. In the pandemic, spending fell due to lockdowns, but incomes rose. Stimulus checks went to most families, working people got pay raises, and those laid off received extra unemployment insurance that, in many cases, more than compensated for lost wages. Savings in excess of the normal trend zoomed for a year, then started declining as people slowly spent more money relative to their earnings. By my estimate, the accumulated excess savings now totals $1.5 trillion, an amount that is declining by about $90 billion per month. At that rate, consumers’ bank balances will return to normal in 16 months. Another good reason to expect a long time lag before monetary policy triggers a recession is the excess demand for labor relative to the number of unemployed people. As companies re-think their hiring plans, their first step will be to cut open positions, not lay off working people. The response will vary by company and industry, of course

NEW YORK – June 11, 2019 – Forbes today released its annual ranking of the World’s 100 Highest-Paid athletes, who collectively earned $4 billion over the last 12 months, up 5% from last year’s earnings of $3.8 billion. Lionel Messi was named the world’s highest-paid athlete for the first time, up from second place last year, with $127 million in total earnings. Messi unseats Floyd Mayweather, who held the crown last year, and was the leader four times in seven years. Behind Messi is longtime rival Cristiano Ronaldo (No. 2), who earned $109 million between his salary and endorsements. Serena Williams (No. 63) returned to the ranking, after no women appeared in 2018. Cost of admission to the 2019 list is the highest ever at $25 million, up $2.1 million from the previous year. Endorsement income experienced an increase of 12.5% to $987 million this year.