19:04 "I would definitely like to reduce the spending of the federal government." The only way to do that is to *_use UBI as a bargaining chip,_* in exchange for adopting a brick-wall spending cap.
UBI would result in hyper inflation and much more rapid devaluation of the currency which is already made from nothing and then would even blow up the entire illusion currently still largely maintained.
What harris did was put pot smoker in in jail for longer sentences to provide free labor for the state. Come to California on the new new bail laws for illegal immigrants. She was a horrible prosecutor. They are blaming parents now for crimes kids do.
It was a combination of a public serving banking system and extended tariffs to protect the German economy in the Kaiserreich. Worked great. 3 to 5 percent tax quote. For example the income tax in USA only had to be implemented, to sustainably pay back the interests and so on to the privat debt money creators, and subsidies to their cronies, and gradually change to a more centralistic state. Oh well, they always tell, it was for the war. But the wars ended long time ago. Yes the Empire needs the FED too. With the credit system before and also trade tarifs that helped America income taxe an many other taxes didn't even exist. A point, where the Independent institute seems to strictly stick to "private bankers economics". I absolutely dont suppose corruption, but wished some new thoughts about the Kaiserreich and all the other spaces and times in history, when Fridrich Lists economy was implied. By the way, I heard in Asia Fridrich List is widely studied. Why not in the west?
The income tax was instituted before there was debt, but the system was already planned to be moved into the control of a handful of private interests. Slow but methodical, they didn't complete the transfer from Congress to the Bankers until they finally decoupled the dollar from gold.
@@jkenwell Oh complicated. I thought 1913 was the FED Bill. The decoupling from gold was 1973. Its more complicated. Have to read your comment more often. Im Kaiserreich, it was Germany allowed to grow strong to smash both biggest enemies of the finance, Russia and Germany. Bismarck the fox understood it well, and to the best of both counties he encouraged all kind of cooperation and even the Kaiser "Times' Friedenkaiser" did everything to avoid the war. But what can you do. Money rules the world and the war started. So the history of the Kaiserreich is also more complicated.
@@thomasbentele2468 international finance is a hydra moving behind the curtains. One country after the other gets conquered, beginning with Britain. Your comment about Bismarck is well taken. One further attempt was made by the name that shall not be named, to destroy the influence of the international bankers, which probably had a great influence on the events that were to follow.
I think Trump understands exactly what tariffs do.
REDUCING CORPORATE TAXES WILL BRING PRICES DOWN AND UNEMPLOYMENT DOWN
Who is going to qualify for these homes? Are they no interest loans. Makes no sense
Let Phil talk. You kept cutting him off and not giving him time
19:04 "I would definitely like to reduce the spending of the federal government."
The only way to do that is to *_use UBI as a bargaining chip,_* in exchange for adopting a brick-wall spending cap.
if you want to destroy the concept of fiat currency having value, UBI is a great way to accomplish that!
UBI would result in hyper inflation and much more rapid devaluation of the currency which is already made from nothing and then would even blow up the entire illusion currently still largely maintained.
Richard Nixon: Wage and price controls......lay the blame at Nixon's door.
Who is economically illiterate? The candidates or their audience?
The audience has no influence whatsoever on gov policy... hence they are effectively irrelevant
@@DeepsongProductions I mean, they say things that influence the voters. The economically illiterate don't become billionaires.
@@jkenwell
Good point... ciao
Trump economic illiteracy...🤡🤣
These 3 checked 2017 to 2019???
What harris did was put pot smoker in in jail for longer sentences to provide free labor for the state. Come to California on the new new bail laws for illegal immigrants. She was a horrible prosecutor. They are blaming parents now for crimes kids do.
It was a combination of a public serving banking system
and extended tariffs to protect the German economy in the Kaiserreich.
Worked great.
3 to 5 percent tax quote.
For example the income tax in USA only had to be implemented,
to sustainably pay back the interests and so on to the privat debt money creators,
and subsidies to their cronies, and gradually change to a more centralistic state.
Oh well, they always tell, it was for the war. But the wars ended long time ago.
Yes the Empire needs the FED too.
With the credit system before and also trade tarifs that helped America
income taxe an many other taxes didn't even exist.
A point, where the Independent institute seems to strictly stick to "private bankers economics".
I absolutely dont suppose corruption, but wished some new thoughts about the Kaiserreich
and all the other spaces and times in history, when Fridrich Lists economy was implied.
By the way, I heard in Asia Fridrich List is widely studied. Why not in the west?
The income tax was instituted before there was debt, but the system was already planned to be moved into the control of a handful of private interests. Slow but methodical, they didn't complete the transfer from Congress to the Bankers until they finally decoupled the dollar from gold.
@@jkenwell Oh complicated.
I thought 1913 was the FED Bill.
The decoupling from gold was 1973.
Its more complicated.
Have to read your comment more often.
Im Kaiserreich,
it was Germany allowed to grow strong to smash both biggest enemies of the finance,
Russia and Germany. Bismarck the fox understood it well, and to the best of both counties he encouraged all kind of cooperation
and even the Kaiser "Times' Friedenkaiser" did everything to avoid the war. But what can you do.
Money rules the world and the war started. So the history of the Kaiserreich is also more complicated.
@@thomasbentele2468 international finance is a hydra moving behind the curtains. One country after the other gets conquered, beginning with Britain.
Your comment about Bismarck is well taken. One further attempt was made by the name that shall not be named, to destroy the influence of the international bankers, which probably had a great influence on the events that were to follow.
@@jkenwell Yes. So true.
your government ended the world
youre on too much blood, youre clones