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Jun 16, 2022Liked by James Hill, MD

This will break social security- i checked my acct and if I claimed social security benefits as disabled rather than early (5 yrs before I am fully eligible), I would get $1000 more per month. Almost as much as if I were at the fully eligible age. Makes me think there will be nothing left if I wait till fully eligible.

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Jun 15, 2022Liked by James Hill, MD

I am no expert, but I did hear one video presentation as part of the Doctors for Covid Ethics series where one financial expert stated that this is the first time in the history of the Fed that they increased both the "retail" and bank reserves supplies at the same time. The idea was called "going direct" by Catherine Austin FItts, as well, meaning that part of the historic increases in the money supply was intended to go directly to the people who spend it. I'm not sure if that occurred as planned, but, if it did, it could help to explain the historic rise in inflation. Just a thought.

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Jun 15, 2022Liked by James Hill, MD

Thanks for the video link. I always look forward to and seek out Mr. Ed Dowd. Catherine Austin Fitts and her SolariReport.com is another of my favorites for a big picture finacial overview of what's currently occuring.

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what a sad sack, the FED/GOVT... this makes total sense, the supply chain issues from excess disabilities/prime age deaths as inflationary... we actually still need people who know how to get the job done and unfortunately they’re not in government .

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