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Is there any way to get the rich people in charge of things to tell the truth? About anything?? After this whole plandemic fiasco, how did they not figure this out? I'm a whole lot more willing to at least read the introductory paragraph than throw the whole thing in the fireplace, douse it with kerosene, and light it with a flamethrower. I think most of us just don't want to be bullsh!tted anymore!!

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See my comment a short time ago on your topic of truthing!

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The final verdict is not in, yet.

My two personal interactions with Elon's humanity plus general observations in the last few years has been positive and enlightening -- but the problem is that "money" is the common denominator.

No matter how an individual, or group of individuals, other than banksters, acquire substantial amounts of money, one has to use the banking system to "store" monies that have not been used to acquire goods, services, real estate, companies, etc.

Bankers, including central bankers, run by a different set of rules, as they partner with big biz, big pharma, military, big gov, mainstream media and gov to make the aforementioned, "legal".

So, especially, the most benevolent of the rich and super-rich are, unfortunately, beholden to the bankers, whether by forced partnership or more implicate or actual evil threats or actions against altruistic people. Essentially, they are likely put under a lot of pressure to conform to the oligarchs at the top of the totem pole.

A solution is implied by my above answer -- the need to remove and restructure the common denominator. In an economic system based on (Samuelsonian) scarcity, guns or butter, supply/demand curves, etc., one must have a common denominator means of regulating such an economic system -- but, due to robotization of production means, much less reliance on each individual's input and output to the economy, money and the (unnecessary) concept of debt has been used to make wage slaves, welfare slaves and debt slaves of common folk. And altruists and/or benevolent dictators can be easily forced to "knuckle" to those at the top of the totem pole, no matter how well-meaning they are.

But it's not totally hopeless.

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Musk’s grandpa, a technocrat, was expelled from Canada. He IS the bankers...or more accurately, a front man, plain and simple. He opposes nothing on Satan Klaus’ agenda.

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I mentioned this in my first article on the fraudster since he was made to look like he took over Twitter.

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A long time ago, mid 20th century, my uncle and my father's cousin - had a banking and international stock trading operation which looked a lot like the present banking/"investment"/hedge fund cartels that control our supposedly "publicly traded" stock markets. I saw some of my cousin's writings and it was clear that my cousin's goals were benevolent, wanting the actual market to control prices rather than "fixing" and "insider agenda-driven" trading (like allegations about the speaker's family!)

He saw trading then (which, I'm sure is infinitely worse now) where the operation, bank, or individuals - traded by buying from the left pocket and selling from the right pocket, strictly, of course, illegal. He also saw that international banks had rigid controls on the prices, changing their fees, exchange rates, etc. to fit some hidden agenda.

Long story short, he wrote a several letters, apparently published in major (E or W coast) newspaper(s), proposing a method of eliminating (self-serving) international banks as the "go-between" for controlling transactions through brokerage firms that had activities in the countries transactions were taking place. A few weeks later, he died, though quite healthy.

Just because Elon had a grandpa that might have been a banker, doesn't mean he is a sinner. He may well have been threatened by the swamp.

I and a couple friends have personally interacted with him, and gotta say that his visions are breath-taking, for us (I am a semi-retired physicist and my friends are also technical/medical).

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breathtaking fraud. i cited a physicist taking down all of his bullshit companies and tech.

the tunnel, the 90s NASA rocket tech and the shitbox cars are all lowgrade tech.

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I will look carefully into it! Who was the physicist and would be good to have his references.

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linked his youtube vids previously. he goes by moniker but his analysis shows his expertise.

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Would appreciate giving links to "moniker" as related to Elon or credentials, as I wasn't able to find anything on youtube that was related or with his credentials. Thanks!

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He does seem like a fun person but his backstory is scary. I like his tweets, especially "Stop hitting on me. I'm really shy." to AOC. I am a major nerd so that's probably why I think he's mostly hilarious.

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One of Elon's tweets, a few years ago, was only an attachment, the story, "The Machine Stops". No verbiage before and after. I read it, bypassing the printed title --- only later noticing that it was written in 1909, but, except for the dated nouns and verbs, could be a 21st century dystopian story --- geez --- read it here: www.24d.us/machinestops.pdf

My friend exchanged messages with Elon which were confirmations.

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No no no. Not bankers... Technocratic party of Canada. Technocrats did and do advocate for revolution. This is why Elon’s grandpa was found guilty and EXPELLED from the country. Elon is a frontman. He’s never invented anything, just came in on the backside bought out whatever company and claimed to be a genius. Just like Pay Pal and Tesla. You’re correct about the banks, he’s a front for them. Someone the masses find palatable. We have to save ourselves, no one else will.

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