Anonymous #4 3d

1 I didn’t post anything related to economics and 2 supply shortages have nothing to do with wages???

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Anonymous OP 3d

It does when there is too much debt. Prices disconnecting from wages when prices rise not from people buying from wages but buying because they got the loan. Then it’s speculators driving the economy and thus driven on abstractions. This is how Wall Street exists in their charlatan economy while Main Street has no functioning market without debt.

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Anonymous #5 3d

Funny you mention ancient Israel, for anyone interested in something interesting related to this, check out a show on YT called redacted, what the show from today, Ian Carroll is a guest, if you want to see how not just debt, but washed away and to the more abstract idea of power, it sheds light on how power iperates

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Anonymous #3 3d

* Operates

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Anonymous #3 3d

Yes in history historians will cite various leaders as usurpers or pretender kings. What basically happens some distant cousin can inspire the nobles or the population that they can run things and is the true king just because they have one drop of royal blood. William the conqueror for example had a back room deal with the pope to he blessed as king if he beats the existing English king. In the end, palaces steal land.

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Anonymous #5 3d

Supply shortage only refers to the amount of raw materials in existence. This can be affected by natural disasters but not economic influence

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Anonymous #5 3d

As palaces steal land, it’s either through war, usury, or even drugs. Palaces all kinds of schemes at their disposal. Economists would cite studies on the Indian economy and say how 25% of the GDP is controlled by few families and claim corruption. Yet they can use that same analysis in the US to expose the oligarchy and they do not.

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Anonymous #3 3d

This is how the debt got ignored because the economists got corrupted and usurped by charlatans hired by the palaces to usurp merchant society nations. Election fraud is about printing fake ballots to be elected, palaces can print money and use that money buy when they didn’t work for it. Same usurper but using economic warefare.

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Anonymous #5 3d

In the current day, the oligarchy use shadow governments and nonprofits to take control of their governments but in time they want a palace as the corruption gets worse. This is how and why oligarchy in time become indirect agents of palaces because they want to be kings too eventually. So in the end it’s like a James Bond villain becomes agents for the kings.

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Anonymous OP 3d

A supply shortage can happen when governments use debt to by available supply. China built their ghost cities after the 2008 crash to sustain their consumption of their economy by debt driven construction projects. They never got the economy to sustain these cities and are becoming ruins. Costs of those materials went up. Shortages can happen because the currency being debates.

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Anonymous OP 3d

Also look at De Beers, they intentionally create an artificially shortage of diamonds to control prices. Economic cartels like OPEC does the same for oil. In the end all this corruption in the way and what is true market demand? Also efficient market theory can’t operate when corruption is too high.

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Anonymous OP 3d

bro you literally said economics am i going crazy rn?

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Anonymous OP 3d

also there’s no economic incentive to make shit or build companies if people can’t afford to buy anything. thats where the resource shortages come in, especially as labor and production costs continue to skyrocket (in order o continue feeding the billionaire class)

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