>The collapse of the system also conveniently brings about the new system that Q alluded to in order to reboot the economy.
>Therefore could the Fed raising interest rates be part of the strategy of the white hats as the initial step forward to the new system?
I've had similar thoughts, anon.
>Ok, how about we get Trump to get Congress to make drinking human blood and eating human flesh ILLEGAL?
>Putting human flesh or human blood in food - 100% illegal. Intentionally drinking human blood or human flesh 100% illegal.
>Trump can start tweeting about it right away.
>"It never occurred to me that cannibalism was actually legal. But it is. And it shouldn't be. Congress, get on this."
Catholics and Christians may object, due to Holy Communion idea, eating and drinking the body and blood of Christ.
But good idea to start with. Just needs more refining, to bypass religious objections.
The Fed is killing oil & gas, and some analysts are noticing.
https://oilprice.com/Energy/Oil-Prices/Interest-Rate-Hike-Hits-Oil-Hard.html
Oil prices have been slammed over the past week, dragged down by a variety of forces, including soaring U.S. shale production, higher-than-expected output from Russia, and worries about global demand. On Wednesday, the U.S. Federal Reserve decided to pile on.
The central bank hiked interest rates by a quarter-point yet again, the fourth time this year. That was largely expected. But the details that market watchers were more concerned with were the Fed’s intentions for 2019. Fed chairman Jerome Powell, in the face of withering pressure from the White House, signaled his intention to hike rates two more times in 2019. To be sure, that was down from a previous plan of three rate increases, but it wasn’t exactly the pullback that President Trump had wanted. Powell dismissed questions about political pressure from the President, saying that “nothing will cause us to deviate from” the job at hand.
… It’s hard to overstate the influence that the Federal Reserve has over the global economy. The rate tightening impacts the macroeconomic outlook of most countries while also affecting prices over everyday items for billions of people.
… The hawkish approach from the central bank has created a series of forces that could negatively impact crude oil. First, oil is priced in dollars, so to the extent that interest rate hikes strengthen the dollar, they push down the price of oil. Second, a stronger dollar means that global investors are pulling their money out of other currencies and pivoting into the dollar. In other words, rate hikes put downward pressure on other currencies.
About 10 years ago while I was on a business trip in China, I was given a menu with human babies to eat. 3 options of cooking styles. Roasted was the most popular. Can't recall the other 2.
My boss urged me to try it, said it was great for invigoration and youthfulness. I politely declined.
Somebody else's pic related.
>As grim as it sounds, cannibalism could be necessary as a last resort for survival.
>And the person you're eating better have already died before such decision is reached.
Nope, this was high end, pretty expensive. Human babies full term. Needed 24 to 48 hours notice to order before eating. This was quietly marketed at 5 star high end resort hotels in China. Guangzhou or Shenzen, can't remember which.
Females are less valued than males as far as babies, so this was probably poor mothers selling their unwanted girl babies for cash.
Eating fresh human babies was marketed as "healthful" and "invigorating" and "restoring your youthfulness".
Some of the Chinese businessmen apparently view eating human babies as a competitive edge. (My boss was Chinese.)