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Richard Werner

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Prof. Richard A. Werner. Empirical, fact-based economics. Retweets not an endorsement or agreement. Likes are merely bookmarks. See also @professorwerner

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Richard Werner
Richard Werner@scientificecon·
Virtually all economics since Ricardo been based on equilibrium paradigm.Key corollary: thesis that lower interest rates lead to higher economic growth. 1st empirical test of all classical,neoclassical,Keynesian, post-Keynesian, monetarist,new class econ: sciencedirect.com/science/articl…
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@QINTELPRO_ As I warned more than a decade ago - the sanctions on Russia (which started in 2014) would strengthen the economy
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QINTELPRO@QINTELPRO_·
Western sanctions against Russia - described as the most comprehensive ever imposed on a major economy - were supposed to collapse the Russian economy within weeks. They didn't. Russian GDP contracted modestly in 2022 and then grew in 2023. The ruble recovered after an initial crash. Russian energy exports were redirected to China and India. The Russian defense industry ramped up production. Meanwhile, the sanctions accelerated exactly what American strategists had spent decades trying to prevent: a deep economic alliance between Russia and China. Trade between the two countries hit record highs. Russia began settling transactions in yuan instead of dollars. BRICS expanded to include Saudi Arabia, Iran, Egypt, Ethiopia, and the UAE. The sanctions designed to isolate Russia instead accelerated the de-dollarization of the global economy - the single greatest long-term threat to American financial hegemony. The weapon designed to destroy Russia's economy is damaging America's currency.
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Richard Werner@scientificecon·
Is the East Asian High Growth system only applicable to Asian countries? No. And we know this, because it originated in Europe, namely in Prussia and Imperial Germany to be precise. See our new article just published: Determinants of High Economic Growth – Empirical Evidence from Germany between 1860 and 1913, now available online, containing full bibliographic details: doi.org/10.1016/j.iref…
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Richard Werner@scientificecon·
They've been doing the same to Germany for centuries. Breaking region after region out of it and pretending it's been an independent nation. The Low Countries and Flanders speak the low German dialect. Austria was tricky, but London succeeded. Even in Luxembourg they claim their German is not German but "Lutzeburgish". And then there were the ethnic cleansings in Eastern German regions, such as Bohemia etc.
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Rina Lu🇷🇺@rinalu_·
In 1798, Kotliarevsky wrote a satire for the wealthy, educated Saint Petersburg elite. It mocked the classical epic by turning its noble Trojan heroes into ordinary Cossacks who drink, feast, argue, and... speak in a funny village dialect. Remember the TV series Norsemen? Kind of like that.
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Rina Lu🇷🇺@rinalu_·
Do you wanna know something funny about Ukraine and its "history"? Check out what they did to pretend their language wasn't just one of the Southern Russian dialects. They turned a joke into the most important work of Ukrainian literature. Kind of like the whole Ukrainian project, isn't it? Let me explain the joke.
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Richard Werner
Richard Werner@scientificecon·
Debanking people you disagree with is undemocratic, unethical and representative of the dictatorship by the Politburo in Brussels in the European Soviet Union.
Martin Sellner@MartinSellner_

Ich kann schon wieder Miete, Strom, Telefonkosten etc. nicht zahlen. Der Grund dafür ist nicht, dass mir das Geld fehlt. Mein Grund- und Basis-Konto lehnt Überweisungen ab. Ich streite eine Woche mit meinen Sachwaltern. Der Grund? So lief es bisher: Direktüberweisungen, sei es zum Beispiel vom @Verlag_Antaios oder Digistore24, erlaubte meine Bank sowieso nicht. Sie mussten erst über ein anderes Konto laufen und dann, mit doppelten Belegen, jeweils mit vorangemeldeter E-Mail, erbarmte man sich und erlaubte mir eine Überweisung auf mein Grund- und Basiskonto. Dazu verwendete ich bisher das Qonto-Konto. Das wird mir jetzt zum 2. August gekündigt, und Digistore hat mich bereits im Mai gekickt. Die Überweisungen von Subscribestar auf das Qonto-Konto genügen aber den gestrengen Sachwaltern bei meinem Grund- und Basiskonto nicht. Auf E-Mail-Belegen, Screenshots und Auszügen sind offenbar nicht genug Informationen vorhanden. Deshalb weigern Sie sich, seit Wochen Geld auf das Konto zu überweisen. Der Grund, warum ich diese SEPA-Lastschriften nicht auf andere Konten einrichte, liegt auch auf der Hand. Sie werden mir, wie zum Beispiel das Qonto-Konto, jederzeit gekündigt. Das Ganze ist einfach unglaublich mühsam und langsam. Vermieter, Energielieferanten etc. verlieren auch die Geduld, weil ständig Zahlungen ausbleiben. Gleichzeitig weigert sich die Sparkasse in Deutschland, meinem Unternehmen ein Konto zu geben. In Österreich geht ein Verfahren auf Gewährung eines Geschäftskontos in die dritte Instanz, und zur Gründung eines Unternehmens musste ich unlängst lange nach einem Notar suchen, der ausnahmsweise erlaubte, die Einlage auf sein Treuhandkonto einzuzahlen. Ich poste das einfach hin und wieder, um euch zu zeigen, wie viel völlig sinnlose, unsichtbare Arbeit diese Form der Repression einem Dissidenten wie mir auferlegt. Bitte nehmt euer stabiles Bankkonto und die unglaubliche finanzielle Freiheit, die ihr habt, wenn ihr dazu auch noch Dienste wie PayPal nutzen könnt, nicht für selbstverständlich. Wenn Ihr für das System unangenehm werdet, wie @COMPACTMagazin @AUF1TV oder ich, dann passiert genau das:

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Alternative News@AlternatNews·
This is Roberta Metsola, the sneaky President of the EU Parliament. She is responsible for the shenanigans surrounding the 3rd vote on the exception clause for chat control. She broke several EU rules, like “there must not be an emergency vote on an issue that is being voted on the second or third time.” Setting the vote on the day when most MEPs return home is another level of trickery. She lines up alongside Mrs Leyen and Kallas in the phalanx of Europe's destroyers.
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Rein Mikael@reiner_mikael·
@GanzeGeschichte Das hier war damals auch eine von Mio Deutschen gewünschte Option. Wurde von den Siegermächten natürlich abgelehnt. 3 Mio Sudetendeutsche wurden Bürger der neu entstandenen Tschechoslowakei.
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Die ganze Geschichte@GanzeGeschichte·
In red: the only country in the world that didn't want to exist at all in 1919. Across the political spectrum, Austria wanted to unite with Germany. But it wasn't allowed to. The victors of World War I forbade it. Austria was also no longer allowed to call itself “German-Austria,” as it officially referred to itself at the time.
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@goddek @vigne_k Why are you surprised? The EU was designed as a dictatorship from the beginning, only most people ignored that and smeared critics as conspiracy theorists.
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Dr. Simon@goddek·
🚨 EVERY EUROPEAN NEEDS TO KNOW THIS: The European Union is turning into an anti-democratic surveillance apparatus. In March, the European Parliament REJECTED the extension of “Chat Control.” So what did Brussels do? While everybody is distracted from the World Cup, they furtively brought it back through a rarely used procedure and are trying again. The goal is to allow private communications to be scanned under a derogation from normal ePrivacy protections. They’ll have access to your private messages and your photos. And, as always, mass surveillance is being sold to you under the banner of “safety.” The EU bureaucrats do not trust you. They urgently want the infrastructure to surveil you. And when its own Parliament votes the wrong way, the bureaucratic and anti-democratic machine simply finds another procedure and tries again. The European Union is not protecting democracy. It is becoming its enemy. And almost all CONSERVATIVES members of the parliament voted in favor of this Orwellian plan. And now imagine a combination of governmental surveillance AND Palantir. SCARY!!!! SHARE THIS. Europeans deserve to know what Brussels is doing to their privacy.
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GEMSTON 🇩🇪@GEMSTON6·
@DrPuerner Der #Dexit ist unausweichlich geworden. Diese #EU verwandelt sich in eine heimtückische👹☠️💉WEF-Diktatur? Sie ist unverantwortlich und untragbar geworden. Sie ist überflüssig und eine Gefahr für unsere Demokratie, weil sie vom WEF fremdgesteuert wird, für ihre👹WEF-Agenda2030.
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Dr. Friedrich Pürner, MPH
Da reibt man sich als Abgeordneter ungläubig die Augen: Eigentlich war die Chat-Kontrolle vom Tisch. Doch kurz vor der Sommerpause – während alle die Badeutensilien packen und auf die Fußball-WM schielen – schiebt die Parlamentspräsidentin das Thema klammheimlich wieder auf die Agenda. Natürlich unter anderem Namen. Heute wird also abgestimmt, ob das Ganze am Donnerstag zur Abstimmung kommt. Realsatire pur. Und tatsächlich: Das Dringlichkeitsverfahren wird angenommen – am Donnerstag wird nun in der Sache selbst entschieden, das Manöver ist aufgegangen. Unglaublich!
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@maerkischOHV @DrPuerner Weil das EU Parlament kein Gesetzgeber ist. Das ist die ungewählte Kommission. Es war von Anfang an eine Diktatur. Nur haben sich viele vom Schöngerede des "wir sind überzeugte Europäer" blenden lassen und Kritiker als Verschwörungstheoretiker verunglimpft.
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Jan Müggenburg@maerkischOHV·
@DrPuerner Wenn ich hier in Brandenburg eine Volksabstimmung initiieren will, kann ich das nicht tun, wenn es zum gleichen Gegenstand in den letzten 12 Monaten einen erfolglosen Volksentscheid gab, Para. 5 (3) VAGBbg. Warum gibt es im EU-Parlament nichts Vergleichbares?
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Richard Werner@scientificecon·
Our tactics is peace says Mark Carney, and our strategy is to support the war against Russia in the long term. Being a central planner for so many years has trained Carney well in gaslighting the public.
Ryan Gerritsen🇨🇦🇳🇱@ryangerritsen

Unbelievable. Carney just a said he will be announcing another $900 million dollar for Ukraine in military support. We have countless Canadians living on the streets and in tents, millions using food banks and this guy is sending billions to other countries.

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Alvin Foo
Alvin Foo@alvinfoo·
Great post! Singapore proves that meritocracy, rewarding talent, hard work, and results regardless of race or background, is the real engine of prosperity. No racial quotas, no forced handouts, just equal rules and equal opportunity for everyone who shows up and competes. Lee Kuan Yew’s system delivered results that central planners and ethnic favoritism can only dream of. That $84k vs $13k gap isn’t luck; it’s what happens when you let individuals rise on merit instead of politicians picking winners.
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Handre@Handre·
Two countries split from the same colonial body in 1965. One picked economic freedom. The other picked handouts and racial spoils. You already know how this ended. Singapore had no oil, no farmland, no hinterland. Just a swamp and a port. Lee Kuan Yew looked at that and trusted trade, low taxes, and hard money. Central planners hate what he did. Malaysia went the other way. In 1971 Kuala Lumpur launched the New Economic Policy, a state program handing quotas, contracts, and university seats to ethnic Malays. Politicians decided who got what. A commissar fantasy dressed in liberal language. Now let's look at the numbers. In 1965 both places sat around $500 per capita. Today Singapore clears $84,000. Malaysia sits near $13,000. Same climate, same starting line, one sixth the result. The Singapore dollar holds its value because the Monetary Authority of Singapore manages it against a currency basket and refuses to print its way out of trouble. The ringgit has lost roughly two thirds of its value against the Singapore dollar since 1981. You cannot subsidize your way to wealth. You cannot redistribute what you never let people produce. Every ringgit funneled through a quota is a ringgit some bureaucrat spent on his own vision instead of a customer's. Malaysia bet on planners deciding outcomes. Singapore bet on people deciding for themselves. The gap between $84,000 and $13,000 is your answer.
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@Handre Singapore adopted the Japanese high growth model, with central bank window guidance of bank credit at its heart.
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The war-mongering class who had been lying about the popularity of the Iranian government is enraged by the stunning turnout by millions of people to the state funeral of the Ayatollah and Supreme Leader of Iran who was martyred by the US and Israeli bombs.
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The commissars had been encouraging the rape of women and girls by the foreign invaders. In 2015 several Soros organisations distributed pamphlets with explicit pictures to the hordes let loose from the refugee camps in the Middle East on their designated track to Germany, making these foreign settlers believe German women can't wait to have sex with them. Rapes by foreigners were once again imposed on Germany.
History Arc@HistoryArcs

Soviet Soldier Recalls The Mass Rape of German Girls

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“Sudden And Unexpected”@toobaffled

“Our fit ex-army 38-year-old pregnant daughter suffered cardiac arrest three weeks after COVID vaccination. On the fourth day, when the doctor wanted to turn her life support off, she was still squeezing my hand and responding to commands. We had to get a lawyer to fight with the hospital doctors to stop them from executing her and her 21weeks fetus. During that time, the doctors failed to treat the built-up pressure under her scalp, and she became permanently disabled with only minimal response when discharged from the hospital. In her medical file, it was written on that fourth day that she was a candidate for harvesting organs. Instead of providing all necessary treatment available, the doctors decided to make our daughter an organ donor without her, our, or her young son's permission. Four years have passed now, and our daughter is strong and very slowly improving instead of dying like a weed sprayed by weedkiller, as the doctors said she would. Upon her arrival at the ED, the CT scan showed that only a part of her left lobe was affected by hypoxia when she suffered cardiac arrest, and her mother, a nurse, was performing CPR until the paramedics arrived. With standard treatment, including keeping her in a coma or opening her scalp to prevent the buildup of pressure that wouldnot kill her unaffected brain cells, our daughter would be holding her baby and her son in her arms. The doctors deprived her child of holding his mom and took our daughter's mind, leaving only her minimally responding body for us.”

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