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Conversation With Economist Richard Werner | The Plandemic Was Used To Usher In TOTAL CONTROL https://rumble.com/v2athxq-conversation-with-economist-richard-werner-the-plandemic-was-used-to-usher-.html
Interview with Kim Iversen. Despite the title, the topics include axioms of orthodox economics, central bank policies, quantitative easing, CDBCs.
8 comments:
From Mike's Twitter feed
" If I restart my podcast with a guest interview format, who would like to see me interview? (Provided I can convince them.) "
Hugh Hendry and wouldn't take that much convincing. Love to see Mike rip him a new one.
Or Robert P Balan.
Who is very, very, very MMT friendly. Would readily accept the invitation.
Would be an excellent podcast on the "rate of change " of reserves, debt and the the plumbing . Why it matters compared to the nominal value.
Steve Grumbine
You could have a whole podcast on these graphs
https://static.seekingalpha.com/uploads/2022/12/9/910351-1670608277631979_origin.png
https://seekingalpha.com/instablog/910351-robert-p-balan/5465685-burden-of-bullish-bearish-meme-unleash-total-power-of-compounding-and-large-numbers-laws
Finally get to the bottom why rate of change is important. Rather than talking passed each other.
Steve Grumbine = Echo chamber
We have enough MMT echo chambers as it is.
Mike needs to be challenged in his assumptions = very interesting podcast.
Scott Ritter might challenge Mike's assumptions.
Yeah, lets see some fireworks.
Conversation With Economist Richard Werner | The Plandemic Was Used To Usher In TOTAL CONTROL
https://rumble.com/v2athxq-conversation-with-economist-richard-werner-the-plandemic-was-used-to-usher-.html
Interview with Kim Iversen.
Despite the title, the topics include axioms of orthodox economics, central bank policies, quantitative easing, CDBCs.
CBDCs ^
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