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All we have to do is not comply. They can't do anything about it.

There has to be a point where common sense takes over, and we say FU to these "judges".

Liberals forget that people with guns don’t have to listen to people without guns.
 
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lol, and that is bad?


The post falls short. The real conclusion is that USAID has been integral in the immigration invasion of Europe. That means the US government has been raping taxpayers to fund the downfall of multiple countries, the extinction of European racial groups and Christianity.

So we fund regime changes, sell weapons above the table and below, fund the UN and NATO, fund genocide through immigration and by extension support regimes that kill Christians and make their faith illegal. As well as do it to ourselves. This is madness with a purpose.
 
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Think the EU isn't going to war? Plans are to take citizens savings to fund defense.

Actually, the plan is to offer special interest rates to people who chose to invest part of their checking/savings in companies that manufacture military goods. You make it sound like citizen's savings are going to be seized.
 
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Actually, the plan is to offer special interest rates to people who chose to invest part of their checking/savings in companies that manufacture military goods. You make it sound like citizen's savings are going to be seized.
It goes deeper than the headlines. There is much controversy between the EU countries and economists on this plan, which is actually in support of the ReArm Europe initiative.

The joint loans would negatively impact both depositors and taxpayers through inflation should the repayment depends on taxpayer funds. Inlfation is a tax and seizure of private assets. There hasn't been any information that I have found that says the MIC in Europe would pay the investment loans back as private entities or via the EU. If it is the private corporations then there should have been an announcement that the initiative would be with them and not the EU proper.

The whole thing is centered around EU debt sharing. Kind of a huge deal since that has been anathema to Germany and others. It is a socialization of debt, which will lead to more money printing and an erosion of purchasing power while increasing taxation.

There is also some talk of re-purposing existing funds that have been approved for other sources. Should those funds be needed again they will add to the government debt, erosion of buying power and ultimately and increase in taxation.

So yes, depositors are being raided through the back door. And since the EU Commission rules from on high, there is very little say in it beyond countries' officials decision to join or not. Even if one chooses to invest in this scheme, the erosion of purchasing power and the increases in taxes are inevitable.

Granted, my statement could be taken as you suggest, but it isn't wrong, this is econ 101.
 
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