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That post was even better.
And now I’m going to retire soon and one part relief the other is one less fighter for both patient and nurses and rights with the younger who have a long way to go, yes corporations getting into medical for profit even affects doctors. Doctors also want to heal the patients and they have the skill but corporate can get in their way by either shorting the patient in care and treatments or profit schemes.
Look at all the doctors threatened when they gave out Hydroxy chloroquine to save their patients then Ivermectin. That’s when I decided to look for other ways of getting it for the same reason, to save lives. Something doctors can’t say to their patients. Oh you can get it this way lol
They treat them like employees. These corporate I question how much medical experience they have themselves or if they ever cared about it just looking for that easy desk job.

No calls on silver for me. I’ve used 8 of my 9 pm lives in the last 20 years.

I will tell you that I bought some PSLV yesterday, the next best thing to phyzz because it has backing and I have enough physical for now. It’s damn heavy and a pain in the arse to sell in quantity.

We’ll see how it works out. I hoping that this is a head fake down. Unfortunately I’m wrong a lot.

Thanks for the comeback. I know what you mean, I agree. You are describing the symptoms of or results of a stealth economic decline in standards of the USA. Simply because we exported all our valuable wealth creating tax PAYING manufacturing jobs that CONTRIBUTE by importing FAR more than we export.

They left us with OVERHEAD “sales and service” jobs. They create nothing of use. The medical system is part of the Gov’t supported medical sales and service sector. The Manufacturing sector supports all the other sectors including gov’t jobs. The gov’t is having a harder time supporting too many sectors. With way too many tax absorber sectors.

Push has been coming to shove for a long time now, and I think all the crap that’s been going on is climaxing. My friend has two boys, one an orthopedic surgeon the other anesthesiologist. They both regret it and wished they went into gov’t supported real estate construction. Serving the Gov’t supported real estate market. You make a lot of cash money, work your own hours, and no college.

They started “corporationising” doctors and surgeons, oncologists etc. They get salaries now and no malpractice insurance I think too. They are also buying out all the small land lords, corporationing them too into “Fairfiend Properties” They are expensive apartments, but I hear they take section 8. You put up 30% of your pay and uncle Dopey pays the rest to the corporation.

In fact its ok NOT to pay corporations. Look at all the corporate banks that nobody paid back after buying. Now the people can not pay when renting thanks to Bozo Biden. I know two little land lords that stopped getting paid.

Look, anybody after 1970 that bought a Toyota, a Honda, a VW,  Nissan, Acura,  Suzuki, etc etc unwittingly contributed to the decline of the USA. My mechanic friend is from Salvador, 1985.

He speaks perfect English, drives a Chevy Tahoe, and has a Harley Davidson. He is more of a patriotic American than many of my third generation Americans. I’m so happy for him. He was an employee of my friend that retired and he took over the business. He is service sector also supported by Gov’t that imposes inspections Check Engine Lights on cars to generate revenue for him. Annual inspections too $$$.

https://tv.gab.com/channel/standonprinciples/view/dr-destroys-the-entire-covid-narrative-611132777b022aa59dd65777

That was a good post but as certain entitled mentalities go I can guess what will happen down the road. Once the numbers reverse to more job seekers like on 08 they’ll treat them like a dime a dozen again.
Not only that but the ones hired at better wages they might seek to replace them for lower wages despite have more experience and or more productive and worked through this it won’t matter to them. They just use people. Potential employees should take a look at their turn over rate because unless they want a temp job or to get experience it can almost predict their future. How many years have their employees worked there. When the economy opened up are they gone from these jobs. It’s either pay, management or both.
I worked a one place years ago that new management tried to get rid of the most experienced and highest paid nurses one of them being me. A couple just quit for better places. But instead we got rid of them but most the time unfortunately that doesn’t happen. In this case most left anyways including me but you know who suffers because of their greed and bottom line when they target the very thing holding the shop afloat? The patients.

They’re doing it to nurses now. Their using the vaccine as a excuse. The ones that refuse and they fire them I can bet they’ll rehire at less wages. You may of saw how much they had to pay them to get them to Covid patients because most are aware of their BS.

The “Inflation” from 1934 until 1971, resulted in a deflation starting in 1971. High Interest Rates To Inhibit Spending, 5% to 21%, 1971 to 1981, a decrease in money supply.

HOWEVER, after 1971, gold backing had to be removed, the Dopey/Dollar fell and higher consumer prices, BECAUSE of prior decades of money creation. The higher prices during the 1970s made people buy antiques collectibles, and Silver Gold coins etc. 1970 to 1980 to protect savings.

Basically during the so called “inflationary 1970s” the Fed was actually deflating the money supply with higher rates, putting a headwind on the inflation of 1934 to 1971 . Causing Deflation in commodities 1980 to 2000. Gold at $250 Silver $4.

With the money supply so much higher THESE days, its way to big, can’t fit into Silver and Antiques etc. So the little guys have been plowing money into stocks and real estate.

So basically, Stocks and Real estate to me are acting like the $50 Silver and $800 Gold in 1980. If those two money guzzler behemoths ever start sliding, it will be a historic situation.  Look out below. Naturally many with think its just another buying opportunity as they try to catch a bunch of falling safes.

Cuomo Resigns Following Sexual Harassment Allegations

https://www.zerohedge.com/political/cuomo-resigns-following-sexual-harassment-allegations

Parts:

“Faced with a snapback in consumer demand for services like travel and dining out, employers have been scrambling to fill a multitude of vacant positions, but the supply of labor remains restrained.”

“The number of vacancies exceeded hires by 3.4 million in June, a slightly narrower gap from the record seen a month earlier. The number of people who voluntarily left their jobs increased to 3.9 million in the month, and the quits rate rose to 2.7%.”

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2021-08-09/u-s-job-openings-rose-to-fresh-record-high-in-june

Comment:

This is another sign (since 2008) of major failure and reversal of the long term past in the US Domestic Economic System. And the lunatics’ are pushing a $3.5 trillion spending package?  Maybe the lame brain leaders are creating jobs for the masses of immigrants flooding into the country?

Ya know? If business owners end up competing against each other (higher bids) for workers, the questions are.

Will they have to “eat” the labor inflation? Like their workers had to eat the cost of living inflation since 1975? Take less profits, and possibly take losses and go bankrupt? And or survival of the fittest most efficient businesses with zero debt etc?

It would be a herd trimming of businesses. Businesses that ONLY existed BECAUSE of cheap labor after 1975 to 2008. My friend was one of those guys with 8 stores paying peanuts to 65 workers as he got very wealthy and recently left it all behind.

Will the businesses be ABLE to pass on higher costs? And the customers have to eat higher cost of living inflation? And or just stop spending? I knew in the 1970s that if wages did not go up in unison with cost of living, there would eventually be problems.

I also knew after 1970 that US manufacturing businesses future was to deal with unfair foreign business competition. They had to cut back on wages and medical benefits as their profits declined. So both employer with less profits, and workers with crappy wages paid less taxes. And now we have a $25 Trillion National Debt?

Why so negative?

Come on man … get u some of dem SLV calls.

If they were a sure thing 10 days (years) ago they’ve gotta be doubly sure now (libtard logic).

Come on man … do it for your country.

Do it for Joe.

Chuckle

Just joking of course.

Thing is the idiot derivatives specs are buying the dip unfortunately.

The Top 20 Recipients Of Big Pharma Lobbying Money in 2020.

What surprises you the most? pic.twitter.com/NJ3TJDAHCO

— An0maly (@LegendaryEnergy) August 10, 2021

Very good …tks.

Bonterra Files NI 43-101 Technical Report on the Gladiator, Barry and Moroy Deposits

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/bonterra-files-ni-43-101-131500229.html

Perpetua Announces Antimony Supply Agreement for Ambri Battery Production

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/perpetua-announces-antimony-supply-agreement-210000498.html

Cabral Gold Drills 7m @ 9.4 g/t Gold and Identifies a Second Gold-in-Oxide Blanket in the Cuiú Cuiú District, Brazil

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/cabral-gold-drills-7m-9-103000834.html

Sokoman Minerals Mobilizes Third Drill Rig at Moosehead Gold Project, Newfoundland

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/sokoman-minerals-mobilizes-third-drill-115000621.html

Ascot Resources Reports Second Quarter 2021 Financial Results

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/ascot-resources-reports-second-quarter-125000063.html

Gold Resource Corporation Q2 2021 Drill Results Adds Mineralized Material

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/gold-corporation-q2-2021-drill-231500707.html

Jaguar Mining Reports Financial Results for the Second Quarter 2021

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/jaguar-mining-reports-financial-results-103000374.html

SilverCrest Provides Las Chispas Construction Update

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/silvercrest-provides-las-chispas-construction-110000820.html

Eldorado Gold Announces Launch of US$500 Million Senior Notes Offering

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/eldorado-gold-announces-launch-us-200400011.html

Osisko Reports Strong Second Quarter 2021 Results; Increases Quarterly Dividend by 10%

https://ceo.ca/@nasdaq/osisko-reports-strong-second-quarter-2021-results

Orvana Reports Q3 2021 Consolidated Financial Results on Track to Meet 50,000-55,000 Oz 2021 Production Guidance

https://ceo.ca/@newswire/orvana-reports-q3-2021-consolidated-financial-results

Centerra Gold Records Net Earnings from Continuing Operations of $33.0 million or $0.11 per Common Share, Adjusted Net Earnings from Continuing Operations Non-GAAP of $49.9 million or $0.17 per Common Share, Net Loss of $851.7 million or $2.87 per Common Share, Adjusted Net Earnings Non-GAAP of $78.3 million or $0.26 per Common Share, Cash provided by Operating Activities from Continuing Operations of $60.3 million and Free Cash Flow from Continuing Operations Non-GAAP of $30.7 million

https://ceo.ca/@nasdaq/centerra-gold-records-net-earnings-from-continuing

That’s a good name for it. Covid Island.
Sad part is how children see themselves now. My youngest grandson when he was 8 this last year cuz his dad likes art and pretty good so he drew one too, a picture of himself wearing a mask.

90 mph Golden Bullet
https://railpictures.net/photo/768107/

Don’t know how many of you follow the network ‘soft-porn dating show’ called “LOVE ISLAND” that is producing live from the Big Island Hamakua coast on a big estate oceanside. The neighbors hate the disruptions. I happen to know a homeowner in the neighborhood of “The Villa” and he tells me that five of the show participants have tested positive for Covid now. Will be interesting to see how the producers handle the show going forward now. Perhaps they can rename it “COVID ISLAND”… because that is exactly where we are! Stupid idiots.

It sure looks like the printing presses will run continuous from now until the whole shmeer blows up. Sooner or later I think that’s what happens.

A little diversifying sounds like a sound move.

You said it!

DETONATION OF THE WOO – INTERVIEW WITH JAY CAMPBELL – 8/8/2021

I added it to my “break out” watch list. The Media lately has been talking a lot about lower commodities prices, Copper Oil Gold etc, so we must be close to a bottom on AU AG etc. Long ago when I first started, there was lots of good news about GM. So I bought some, and soon after, down it went. Not 100%, but very often by the time they give some free info, that’s what its worth, nothing.

Take a look in diversified metals SGMLF, PLL, SLI, lithium related etf LIT. Coal related METC,  Steel related TX, AMR, TX, RYI, CLF, MT, I’m recently on steel’s TMST, NUE, SWBI guns and added a little to older pms positions. I just figured my PF is down 21.5%. Who cares? LOL.

We were stuck a long time under $1200 gold, I’m happy over $1500 and more happy over $1700. We shall see. If this Covid II gets worse, and it closes businesses again? I feel sorry for TPTB (not really) they will have to stimulate more again.

That is one sick twisted MF. I’m surprised no one has been gunning for him yet.

I have some of that Fosterville South in my PF. Looks like they may be on to something. I hope!

parts:

During a period of stabilization for approximately six months during 1920, 1400 German marks was equal to 1 oz. gold. Three years earlier the ratio was 100 marks to 1 oz. gold.

However, a fourteen-fold increase in the ratio of marks to gold was nothing compared to what was about to happen.

“By July 1922, the German Mark fell to 300 marks for $1; in November it was at 9,000 to $1; by January 1923 it was at 49,000 to $1; by July 1923, it was at 1,100,000 to $1. It reached 2.5 trillion marks to $1 in mid-November 1923, varying from city to city.” (source)

Using the ratio of 1 trillion marks to the US dollar in July 1923, the equivalent price for one ounce of gold was 20 TRILLION German marks!

Any plans to borrow money had been abandoned earlier. They printed whatever marks were needed (like the Global Central Bank in USA) in order to buy other currencies which they could use to pay their obligations, and hopefully chase away the inflationary effects of their efforts.

Here is another example of how those effects translated in real life…

“A student at Freiburg University ordered a cup of coffee at a cafe. The price on the menu was 5,000 Marks. He had two cups. When the bill came, it was for 14,000 Marks. “If you want to save money,” he was told, “and you want two cups of coffee, you should order them both at the same time.”

If we use a price of 5 cents per cup of coffee in US dollars, then the ratio at that time was 140,000 marks to $1. Even though the worst was yet to come, this still represents a 27,900 percent increase in the price of a cup of coffee from five years earlier.

At one point in 1923, the price for one loaf of bread was more than 200 billion marks.

https://www.fxempire.com/forecasts/article/gold-price-during-hyperinflation-727825

Keep in mind, $19/oz before the 1929 crash, plus 80% is Gold $34/oz after the deflationary crash. These Days? $1800 plus 80% is only $3240/oz though. The 2020s today are far more distorted than the 1920s, so figure $6,000/oz or more.

And THATS with a smart people friendly Deflation. If total psychological confidence is lost with people dumping paper money on anything and everything causing a hyperinflationary collapse of paper money? There is no limit to how high Gold could get.

The commies must like inflation better than deflation. Note they are fighting against a deflation ie low rates. With inflation, any idiot like George Soros trading currencies, or Joe Sixpack can make big money on Apple or Tesla stock.

With Deflation, only smart people like Henry Ford, Andrew Carnegie, and Thomas Edison etc make money. They invented and produced things that people needed. Gamblers with too much money or credit just WIN money from each other and contribute nothing, other than driving up prices of stocks and real estate on themselves and others.