Build Back Better is the Latest Globalist Plot

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https://www.breitbart.com/europe/2020/05/31/delingpole-build-back-better-the-latest-code-phrase-for-green-global-tyranny/

There is no end to the plots and programs put forth to make globalist financiers richer and charge more for energy. Oil and natural gas are now at some of the best prices in history. Meanwhile China burns more coal than ever, so will gain great advantages. RCW

Delingpole: ‘Build Back Better’ – The Latest Code Phrase for Green Global Tyranny

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• It is interesting to note that while over 40 million Americans have recently become unemployed in the last two months, the richest American billionaires have seen their wealth increase by over 400 billion dollars in the last two months. This increase in the wealth of the richest Americans amounts to around the equivalent of $10,000 dollars for each and every new unemployed American.  

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7 hours ago, canadas canadas said:

• It is interesting to note that while over 40 million Americans have recently become unemployed in the last two months, the richest American billionaires have seen their wealth increase by over 400 billion dollars in the last two months. This increase in the wealth of the richest Americans amounts to around the equivalent of $10,000 dollars for each and every new unemployed American.  

It would be fair to say that Brietbart is part of the wealth transfer plot to gut the middle class. They look to install an elite populist leader who complains about elites while working on creating a feudalist system of lords and serfs. Their followers are taken in by their anti-elite rhetoric but are blind to how they're getting screwed over.

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23 hours ago, Geoff Guenther said:

It would be fair to say that Brietbart is part of the wealth transfer plot to gut the middle class. They look to install an elite populist leader who complains about elites while working on creating a feudalist system of lords and serfs. Their followers are taken in by their anti-elite rhetoric but are blind to how they're getting screwed over.

That is the blindness of populist rightwing fascism.  They are usually led by the very rich and powerful directly and/or indirectly who are really the source of their problems but act like they are their deliverers by promoting racism, nationalism, militarism, exceptionalism, zenophobia while scapegoating others wrongly as the source of their problems. Also, those who sold their souls for money as middlemen for doing the dirty work of their higher ups are the ones who usually pay the price when things go wrong since they become the object of popular anger and discontent so that they are killed or kicked out after being blamed by their higher ups who wash their hands.  

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On 6/1/2020 at 12:01 AM, canadas canadas said:

• It is interesting to note that while over 40 million Americans have recently become unemployed in the last two months, the richest American billionaires have seen their wealth increase by over 400 billion dollars in the last two months. This increase in the wealth of the richest Americans amounts to around the equivalent of $10,000 dollars for each and every new unemployed American.  

This is unsustainable in the long run and plants the seeds of its very own destruction.  Such an equation is offbalance.  We are noting here only about their big recent gains and not even their overall whole total amount. Currently, some of the young intellectual middle class is starting to be affected by this which is starting to change the momentum like when many at WeWork were upset at losing their jobs while the former CEO was walking away with a very sweet deal.  Also, now some hightech workers at Amazon are upset at how warehouse workers are being treated there.  

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6 hours ago, canadas canadas said:

That is the blindness of populist rightwing fascism.  They are usually led by the very rich and powerful directly and/or indirectly who are really the source of their problems but act like they are their deliverers by promoting racism, nationalism, militarism, exceptionalism, zenophobia while scapegoating others wrongly as the source of their problems. Also, those who sold their souls for money as middlemen for doing the dirty work of their higher ups are the ones who usually pay the price when things go wrong since they become the object of popular anger and discontent so that they are killed or kicked out after being blamed by their higher ups who wash their hands.  

The issue is  that this is Democratic politicians who are at the center of these boondoggles and transfers of wealth to the wealthy. The "right wing fascism" is entirely fictional.

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On 6/2/2020 at 1:20 PM, 0R0 said:

The issue is  that this is Democratic politicians who are at the center of these boondoggles and transfers of wealth to the wealthy. The "right wing fascism" is entirely fictional.

This man talking about "right wing fascism" putting blame on a group over-hyped by the media itself shows how intelligent he truly is. Dont waste time on those that have an IQ of 72.