The question isn't if there's any manipulation. The real question: Is there a place left on the globe where there is no manipulation?
If there is, there aren't any humans there. The reason this whole house of manipulation is about to come down--the worst nightmare of the entrenched crowd--one of the elitist's favorite meme they give lip service to but one they really don't want, education. Not the directing history kind that gets ladled out in academia, most of which is just more useless elitist pablum but simple information.
The kind Martin Wolf, The Financial Times resident Keynesian apologist and pro-trade worry wort, in his piece today, "Sluggish global trade growth is here to stay," called "simple-minded protectionism." You can tell enlists because they always love to make things more complicated.
It gives them a reason for being and for manipulating. Here's something simple. Mother Nature sends you the urge to relieve yourself. You find a bathroom, uncinch your drawers, park you butt on the toilet seat if you're fortunate enough to have one and let it go. And if you're fortunate there might be some mildly entertaining graffiti to peruse depending on the bathroom.
That's a straight forward subject, verb, object solution. No wrangling over aging populations, econometric model drivel, central bank double-speak, political half-stepping, demographic BS. There's a rock in your shoe. Take it out.
Trumps' rise to prominence is the symbolic equivalent of Luther nailing those proclamations to the church door. We're onto you big time. Political campaigns, job numbers, votes, earnings reports, equity and commodity prices, the national debt, politicians' pay, my old girl friend's self-righteousness, Joe Bidden's scribblings, central banker speeches, MSM, econometric models, bipartisan government, public civility, to name just a fraction, are all manipulated.
The old game,though it was never on video, under the elitists was Like It Or Lump It. But there's a new game now, though it too is not on any video, it's called Like It Or Trump It.
If there is, there aren't any humans there. The reason this whole house of manipulation is about to come down--the worst nightmare of the entrenched crowd--one of the elitist's favorite meme they give lip service to but one they really don't want, education. Not the directing history kind that gets ladled out in academia, most of which is just more useless elitist pablum but simple information.
The kind Martin Wolf, The Financial Times resident Keynesian apologist and pro-trade worry wort, in his piece today, "Sluggish global trade growth is here to stay," called "simple-minded protectionism." You can tell enlists because they always love to make things more complicated.
It gives them a reason for being and for manipulating. Here's something simple. Mother Nature sends you the urge to relieve yourself. You find a bathroom, uncinch your drawers, park you butt on the toilet seat if you're fortunate enough to have one and let it go. And if you're fortunate there might be some mildly entertaining graffiti to peruse depending on the bathroom.
That's a straight forward subject, verb, object solution. No wrangling over aging populations, econometric model drivel, central bank double-speak, political half-stepping, demographic BS. There's a rock in your shoe. Take it out.
Trumps' rise to prominence is the symbolic equivalent of Luther nailing those proclamations to the church door. We're onto you big time. Political campaigns, job numbers, votes, earnings reports, equity and commodity prices, the national debt, politicians' pay, my old girl friend's self-righteousness, Joe Bidden's scribblings, central banker speeches, MSM, econometric models, bipartisan government, public civility, to name just a fraction, are all manipulated.
The old game,though it was never on video, under the elitists was Like It Or Lump It. But there's a new game now, though it too is not on any video, it's called Like It Or Trump It.
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