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10/03/22

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Originally posted by 1sharetrader1: ↑

Seems to be playing out exactly as I said it would.
The only things left to play out, is for civil wars to break out in more countries, and for the stock market to crash.
Mistakes made by the USA administration, being the Democrats, has resulted in huge inflation.
Cruelty towards people with with mandates and restrictions, particularly vaccine mandates has caused a great divide of around %10 to %20 of the worlds population being canceled out of jobs and many other things, that has caused many to hate each other.
The way inflation is going, there is the risk of millions more of people loosing everything, and that causes desperation and the risk of civil wars.
It seems to me that the end of life as we know it, has already started for many people, maybe for all us us soon.

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"Cruelty towards people with with mandates and restrictions"

Very single sighted there aren't you tiger.

What about those places in the US who won't only dderide, but impact the lives of the 'queer' community.

One can smell a hypocrite from a long way away.
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