"Lehman's failure is a story, in large part, of fraud." - Bill Black m.youtube.com/watch?feature=…

I've been shopping for a new computer

There is probably no group of people more close-minded and willing to unquestioningly swallow whatever the official nonsense narrative is than the sad folks who inhabit the "Skeptic" subreddit.

They can't handle the truth.

Imagine tweeting this and then getting suicided and the whole thing is immediately accepted and memory-holed.

I have two main issues: 1. The military-industrial complex Eisenhower warned us about in 1961, and, related to that, 2. The Big Bank crime wave and associated kleptocracy... plus all the politicians, institutions, think tanks, economists, media fanboys etc. who support #1 & #2.

Reddit, Inc.

Reddit, which is generally a dumpster fire, can be funny at times...

This is pretty much what Reddit is like.

Mom, please!! You're embarrassing me.

Interested to see what made it through declassification, as the JFK classifcation in Trump's first term disappointed some long-time researchers in that field. I'm particularly interested in the take of Lisa Pease regarding this release once the documents are publicly available.

The fact-checkers saved so many lives.

Meanwhile...

Actual thing someone said to me this weekend: "Oh, You smell good! You smell like sunscreen and wood chips!"

Future Starts Slow youtube.com/watch?v=KiLjuR…