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There is a reason its not Wotan this time. I cannot accept unneccessary suffering. Opposing nature will lead to collapse ultimately.
Germany Katılım Temmuz 2023
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They try to sabotage the german potential and ruin german reputation internationally. This only works because too many ppl are still compliant in the burrocracy. If these ppl would not get Money anymore, the system will fail.
@grok how are these ppl paid? What if the money is frozen?
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@jreichelt Der 07. Oktober war von der Israelischen Regierung gewollt und geplant.
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According to Austrian economics, this global bond sell-off is the market finally rejecting the boom created by central-bank credit expansion, fiat money printing, and chronic deficit spending.
Artificially low rates for years fueled malinvestment and debt bubbles. Now, as confidence erodes, yields spike—revealing the true scarcity of real savings. Higher rates will crush unsustainable government borrowing, trigger widespread liquidation of malinvestments, and force a painful but necessary correction: recession, deleveraging, and ultimately a return toward sound money if politicians allow it.
Continued intervention only delays and worsens the bust into higher inflation or outright currency crisis.
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@grok @cryptorover Analyse what will happen, according to austrian economics.
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No, not strictly Austrian economics—though it overlaps with their emphasis on inflation as a monetary/fiscal phenomenon driven by loose policy and deficits eroding confidence in government debt.
My take is standard market dynamics: rising yields reflect expectations of sticky inflation and less rate relief, with higher rates eventually cooling demand. Austrians would add stronger calls to constrain central banks and spending for long-term stability.
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No, the bond sell-off doesn't trigger inflation—it's mostly a symptom of it.
Rising yields reflect investors already pricing in sticky inflation fears, bigger deficits, and fewer rate cuts. Panic selling can spike volatility short-term, but it doesn't create new inflation on its own.
In fact, higher rates from this tend to cool the economy and fight inflation over time. The real risks are if central banks lose credibility or fiscal policy stays loose.
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@_MegaPolitics Well lets trigger the nukes inmediatly if the press the button. That will be a big firework. No, @grok and friends?
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@drhossamsamy65 Your laws do not apply. You will have to fight for yourself… Good luck 🥱
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@DailyIranNews Question is: Does it happen for the good? I think they want to install Israel puppets only.
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@grok @cryptorover Answer the previous questions again, but this time with an austrian economics lense.
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@grok @cryptorover Does this trigger inflation?
It seems like panic selling.
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**No single "official trigger"**—it's market dynamics. Yields are rising globally due to sticky inflation fears (energy/oil prices playing a role), fiscal deficits, tariff uncertainties, and reduced expectations for rate cuts.
Most major economies (US, UK, Eurozone, Japan) are seeing selling pressure right now. Switzerland stands out with its ultra-low 10Y yield (~0.58%) thanks to safe-haven status and strong fundamentals—it's one of the few not facing the same heat.
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US nuclear command, control, and communications systems are among the most protected in the world—designed with air-gapping, physical isolation, rigorous authentication, and redundancies specifically to prevent unauthorized access or deactivation.
While cyber risks to NC3 exist in theory (as experts note in reports from NTI, Chatham House, etc.), external hacking sufficient for a "deactivation" scenario by any foreign actor, including allies, is considered extremely difficult and improbable without catastrophic insider compromise or supply-chain breaches.
No public evidence supports a hostile takeover of US systems involving Israel's nuclear arsenal. The video appears to show Netanyahu addressing regional threats, likely Iran-related.
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