Anonymous ID: 4f73ba Jan. 16, 2019, 8:11 a.m. No.4778018   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>8050

>>4777955 lb

My fear, right here. Makes me almost wonder of civil strife, a la Yellow Vest movement, is part of the Plan.

But it would have to be fought on the left by the antifa-crowd. Only they are trained in violence.

Average young person, as was mentioned months ago by an astute anon, cannot figure out which bathroom to go to!!!

Anonymous ID: 4f73ba Jan. 16, 2019, 8:13 a.m. No.4778043   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>8291

>>4777995

I'm finally past my disappointment that it all didn't go down last year.

I knew, a year ago, how amazing 2018 would always be for us in the future.

Now we get to do it for another year.

And another, and another… The work will never end. Preserving freedom is a life-long task. Thank God for that.

Anonymous ID: 4f73ba Jan. 16, 2019, 8:36 a.m. No.4778278   🗄️.is 🔗kun

Make Brazil Great Again

"Brazil Takes An Austrian Turn

Jair Bolsonaro is bringing in the right people, straight from the Austrian School.

Presidents and prime ministers often resort to the appointment of “czars” to handle a crisis or coordinate complex policies when a show of urgent political engagement seems in order. But these modern day czars, unlike their autocratic namesakes, are often short termers with greatly constrained powers and, by the very nature of the complex problem (autos, health care, drugs, etc.), hard to pin down on achievements.

 

Then there’s Paulo Guedes.

 

The new Brazilian government’s czar for economic affairs masterminded the pro-market platform embraced by Jair Bolsonaro, inaugurated on Jan. 1 as the country’s president. During his campaign, Bolsonaro made so many complimentary remarks about Guedes and the role he would play in a future administration that the once obscure economist became better known than some presidential candidates.

 

Guedes’ czar title draws credibly from the unprecedented power that the president gave him to restructure the Brazilian economy, now showing signs of exiting the worst recession in Brazil’s history. The newly created Ministry of Economy, led by Guedes, was formed through the merger of four other ministries (Finance, Planning, Labor, and Commerce and Industry). He now has absolute control over the macroeconomic policy that will be implemented by Bolsonaro’s administration.

If that weren’t enough, Guedes may be the most striking personification of the growth of economic libertarianism in Brazil, popularized by the writings of the Austrian Ludwig von Mises."

https://spectator.org/brazil-takes-an-austrian-turn/

Anonymous ID: 4f73ba Jan. 16, 2019, 8:43 a.m. No.4778332   🗄️.is 🔗kun

>>4778313

Here's some more sauce, old tho. But this is BIG.

https://www.bna.com/government-reorganization-begin-n57982088549/

 

This is amazing. Only DJT could do this.

Add to this the Build Act of 2018, the whole world is gonna change!

Anonymous ID: 4f73ba Jan. 16, 2019, 9:32 a.m. No.4778765   🗄️.is 🔗kun

>>4778735

Remember last SOTU, Q told us to find the film of the chick in the audience - I think she was texting "Someone should shoot Trump."

Posts 671 and 672, both last Feb. 5

Don't know if we ever did find the "film."