Tuesday, June 2, 2015

All these liberal reforms in progress will soon show up as lower stock prices.

Today's news discusses yet another blow to nanny state/police state/Gestapo state/Stazi state liberals as phone surveillance reform nears presidential signing into law.  Most people think that all of these things are political and economic islands but I know they are all tightly related.  When the mood of the herd was clearly slanted toward liberalism, all manner of underhanded, amoral, money grubbing behavior was on the rise.  Now that a new, long term wave of conservatism is upon us, look at all the changes happening in such a short time!  On top of surveillance reform we also have Blatter getting run out of FIFA dictatorship after allegations of misconduct began to surface. 

Trust me folks, Blatter and his cohorts are afraid of far more than some bribes.  All of these big league, corporate sponsored sporting events are huge draws for the elite amoral class.  They have been magnets for sex slavery rings and known hangouts of the elite pedophile sickos.  But there is no doubt that it is big business without too much oversight until now.  And so you can only imagine what the elite con men running that show have gotten away with for years, or at least thought they were getting away with until now.

Soccer won't be the only sport to have the skeletons tumble out.  I'm sure that the global elite sport of racing (i.e. F1, etc.) as well as the big business sport of American football will have their 15 minutes of infamy in the next few years.  All the dirt that nobody was talking about will be dredged up into public view into a stinking heap of black goo known as elite corruption.

The stock market fits the same model as its bubble was caused by the same thing: too much easy money.  It makes people forget to be humble and nice.  It turns their souls black and they begin to think of other people as dirt.  All of these things rose together, they will all fall together as well.

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