Let's not get too caught up in the fearmongering and paranoia. The world is complex and there are certainly powerful institutions and individuals that merit scrutiny and critique, but it's important to base our opinions on facts and evidence, not conspiracy theories.
I'm afraid you're right. Why else would they be building their end-of-the-world compounds, Zuck's in Hawaii, the Kochs in the Midwest U.S., and I forget who that built one in New Zealand.
If you had read about it as much as I did, you wouldn't see it as conspiracy theories. Even if you ask AI for answers in this case it is not helpful, since you'd get only the answers these institutions are okay with. I don't want to do fearmongering nor am I paranoid. But I repeat my answer that chic is completely right.
I'm confused. What's the connection to Encino or the San Fernando Valley?
AARP partnered with OATS and SP but they don't sponsor them, they just bring old people to them.
It's only a conspiracy theory to those who don't believe it.
And it doesn't have an accent.
I am not suggesting that this theory is "wrong". It does invoke a large element of fear though. In that case one should provide facts and evidence so others can understand. Could you do that for us? Thank you.
I heard that same comment at a meeting of the John Birch Society back in 1963, 61 years ago.
Good point Hearlady. I'm noticing places in our area are starting to charge. Some of the smaller stores were already doing that. To have to pay to use our cards if the society goes cashless would be quite unfair, wouldn't it?!
What places are charging for using a credit card. The only time I saw it was when the amount charged was less than $5. That was pre-covid. Little stores couldn’t handle the bank costs for small purchases.
Neo feudalism isn't a conspiracy theory. All over the world people are being encouraged to rent if prices are so high they cannot afford to own. When you own a home you have equity and can borrow against it. And banks are never too big to fail in a Capitalist society. Banks are a business. They're in the business of lending money, If anyone says a bank is too big to fail, it makes me wonder if they are being funded by said bank to say so.
Sure, Sparta and Athens argued the same, it's been going on a lot longer than 61 years.
That's not what I see.
This is happening in Australia too and it is forced on the business owners by the banks. They take a fee from the customer and from the business owners. Greedy, greedy, greedy!!!
It's where all the fake boobs are madeI don't even know what or where silicone valley is. Maybe I'm lucky
Restaurants. Home improvement company.
