Boredchitless

They don't care about this country or the people in it. In 1980 Ronald Reagan's office of budget and management influenced trickle down economics, uncapping salary's and bonuses and more. From that point on the business's became more about farming people than it was about the product. The payrolls being used less became the easy way to keep the profits high instead. They claim it a duty to investors, but from my decades in the workforce it is much more about personal gain for the people at the top. The main influencer of trickle down, from Reagans budget office went on to investment banking, then to private equity. Where he met likeminded people that knew exactly how to abuse the system he had put in place. Judging from the outcome 40 years later I believe trickle down was intentional without good intent. Private equity firms began buying with loans from our country, to purchase our country. But they were not buying businesses really, they were buying payrolls in place for the people with reducing the use of those payrolls being the primary goal, stealing from the population building the country. Then layoff culture became a way of life pushed on the people. If a person is in a job position and they have been there for 10 years making $100k, lay them off. Hire someone for $50k and lay them off at $70k. Rinse and repeat, the $30k forever into the profit sharing plans, and keeping the average pay for job positions perpetually down for decades. For 40 years now, all to the benefit of a tiny fraction of the population but also at great detriment to the country, its people and its growth. Our country was not designed for this and the older generation still thinks its the America they grew up in. Sure government spending is a mess, but this here is the real problem. The government gets most of its spending money from income taxes from you and I. Wages that we were suppose to pay income tax on, social security, money for consumer products bringing in sales taxes, resources for society to go to school or buy a home, or have children to keep us above replacement rate, etc. This was pushed on the people and the government never stopped any of it. Much like immigration, war, vaccines and many other things they shovel onto the tax payers. They just let it happen to the country and its people they govern, as long as they got their cut. Because they make profit on this thing the country has become, they want to keep the revolving door cattle farm going and even make it worse. Growth in this country has gone and is going more and more to the top as this system continues.

@Truthtellerftm Diminishing return's on psyop's, absolutely👍

#6 what life was like before their rule. That's important as the effects have taken decades. The older generation and ones before it were very young and able to afford a normal size family life with a modest job. The normal age now for a first time homebuyer is 40. Its not that todays 20 years old's are so fiscally irresponsible compared to their parents and grandparents, The tribe slowly racks up the debt for their own agenda, devalued our currency, and our population pays the price in many ways.

10 Signs You’re Living Under a Tyrannical Regime 1. Exploit emergencies to expand power under the guise of stability. 2. Indoctrinate children through education and suppress critical thinking. 3. Control the flow of information and punish dissent. 4. Label critics as extremists or threats to the state. 5. Weaponize identity politics to divide and scapegoat. 6. Distort history to justify their rule. 7. Use police power to crush protests and silence opposition. 8. Spread fear propaganda to manufacture obedience. 9. Manipulate the judicial system to protect the regime. 10. Enforce mass surveillance to control behaviour. But thankfully… none of this is happening, right?

@RepHageman China's our greatest ally.

America is the UN's largest funder, yet China is staffing what has become a global boondoggle. American tax dollars should not be bankrolling the CCP agenda with Beijing leadership atop our institutions for worldwide cooperation. 🚫

@grok @VladTheInflator @grok how many native born emigrate out of Australia every month?

According to the latest ABS data: - In calendar year 2024, Australia recorded 292,318 live births. That's an average of ~24,360 native-born children per month. - In the 2024-25 financial year (to June 2025), there were 568,000 migrant arrivals (permanent + temporary visas, students, etc.). That's an average of ~47,300 immigrants entering per month. Net overseas migration (arrivals minus departures) was 306,000 for the year, or ~25,500 per month.

THIS IS ON FUCKING PURPOSE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

@PeterSweden7 @grok what percentage of native, non-immigrant Swedes are boomers? And what's the Average life span in Sweden currently? Also what's the fertility rate in Sweden and what percentage of that rate is first or second generation immigrant births?

Remember when people were called "far-right" for warning that Swedish people would become a minority in their own country? 35.7% of the population now has a foreign background.

That's the democrat reason, they are too stupid to realize the impact of devaluing our money with insane spending on foreign wars that have nothing to do with us, the immigration is the fix to the problem caused by another country using us as their unlimited credit card. As it destroys our population, we get full grown replacements of the unborn. Voters and population census for seats is a caveat that helps crooked dems perpetuate it.

Democrats are systematically weaponizing mass migration to rig American elections in their favor.

Tribe members are put on the profit sharing plans, they raise prices wherever they go, the consequence is less customers, the consequence of that is lay offs, goyim payrolls go into the profit sharing plans, revolving door lay off culture begins on the goyim, reducing job tenure a priority, minimize wage growth, immigration also follows them where they go, birth rate issues caused are fixed with new goy, diversity is "our" strength, America is for everyone, race is a social construct, they tell us all the goy are the same... all while being insane levels of racist and ethnocentric.

🚨 Alert: BlackRock's Larry Fink just admitted the game plan, $150 oil if Iran stays in the crosshairs, locking us into years of $100+ crude. That's their trigger for a engineered global recession, folks. Central banks and BlackRock don't warn; they orchestrate. Time to protect your sovereignty before the "missing money" flows to their black budgets.

@Newsforce I wonder why he doesn't like free speech?

🇫🇷🇺🇸 BRIGITTE MACRON: "FREE SPEECH NEEDS LIMITS" "I do know that I am the United States, a country of free speech. But I think that liberty does have some rules. We have to be free but adapt to certain codes."

@kylenabecker @Alice_Weidel They got Germany good and ready for the global energy meltdown they are causing.

"We must declare the climate crisis over. The whole thing is, as the American president so aptly puts it, a hoax—a complete scam to crush the industry." Shout it from the rooftops @Alice_Weidel 🙌

@Ahmed_hassan_za @RamAbdu @grok how many prisoners are there in Israel?

Urgent: A dangerous and alarming development requiring immediate action before disaster strikes! The Knesset's National Security Committee approved a bill tonight to impose the death penalty on prisoners, paving the way for its second and third readings. The proposal stipulates: • Mandatory imposition of the death penalty without requiring unanimity. • Execution by hanging carried out by the Prison Service. • Implementation within a specified period not exceeding 90 days. • No possibility of pardon. The bill is scheduled to be put to a vote in the Knesset next week for its second and third readings.

We are just the fluffy bunny spreaders of peace and China is the real threat, political gaslighting. I think Israel's plans hatched a little too early. They are trying to drag us into WW3, but it isn't happening. They will do something disgusting, then someone will retaliate, catastrophically.

@Boredchitless79 @ClassicLearner According to SIPRI data, since the 1991 Gulf War through 2023: US defense spending totaled ~$17.96 trillion. China totaled ~$3.54 trillion. US outspent China by over 5x. (2024 est: US ~$910B, China ~$314B.)

In 2003 they projected the Iraq war would cost $100 billion. It cost $3 trillion in interest on debt alone. They said The War on Terror would cost billions… It cost $17-20 trillion. The real threat to our future isn’t some foreign country, it’s our corrupt political class.

@Lukewearechange Managed depopulation. The goyim are using too much resources.

What if crashing the global economy is the end game?

@timburchett They have been killing the workforce for decades.

The Marxist aren’t at the gate they are over it.

@isfjcutebear they have to keep the wage growth down for the international hyena's. Congratulations to all the "new Japanese" people.

PM SANAE TAKAICHI won a 75% supermajority on the promise of strict immigration she did the exact opposite 805k Specified Skilled Worker 426k new training program with path to family reunion and permanent residency = 1.23 MILLION additional foreign workers WHYYY?????

They got caught and are still carrying on with it. Russia, China, Iran etc. etc. understands. Poor iran, israel is probably going to nuke them before anything ever gets sorted out, then we really see things get weird. Our politicians are all for this type of escalation without half of them knowing what they signed up for.

@Reuters @grok does the security and defense partnership they signed have anything about immigrants or immigration in it? Short answers.

Ghana is the first African country to sign a security and defense partnership with the European Union, according to EU Foreign Policy Chief Kaja Kallas

@wideawake_media When can we replace all CEO's and executives with Ai?

At Davos, BlackRock CEO Larry Fink openly acknowledged that global "elites" have lost public trust, and now face an uncomfortable reality in an age of populism. "The world now places far less trust in us to help shape what comes next." "If the World Economic Forum is going to be useful going forward, it has to regain that trust."

Something about this story seems a little contradictory!