Systems analyst tracking the structural decay of sovereignty. From the 1971 monetary pivot, America traded real productive capacity for financial abstraction a
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- Toys R Us
- Mervyn's
- Sears
- Sports Authority
- Circuit City
- Bed Bath & Beyond
- Sam Goody
- KB Toys
These are just some of the hundreds of retail companies who were targeted, cellar-boxed, and bankrupted over the last 20 years. Not all of the stories are the same, but they were all targeted to make way for Amazon, Walmart, Target, and in general, eCommerce.
Remember the early days of eCommerce? People didn't want to buy books online, and were even less interested in online clothing purchases. What if it was the wrong size? What if it didn't arrive in time? How do I know it's a real company?
Why would anyone order (3) pairs of shoes online, if you can drive down the street and buy (1) pair in the right size? Just makes sense.
These are just some of the conversations you might remember, and largely the reason why retailers were targeted. Humans like routines and dislike change, so if eCommerce would ever be adopted en masse, it would need some help. Existing retailers would need to be consolidated or destroyed, eliminiating options until only a few remained.
That is essentially where we are today.
This is what my pinnned supply chain data proved, and what GameStop has put an end to.
We were told that the pandemic is the reason for lingering inflation, but in reality, it's because we lost control of our ports and cannot control the goods flowing into our country.
If the pandemic weren't planned, how were so many countries ready-to-go with newly established manufacturing hubs and distribution centers? These were in place prior to 2020, just look at the data.
Amazon was weaponized against consumers, too. By changing their import method and establishing a "private network", they were able to accelerate the bankrupting of the US, by avoiding import duties/taxes. Each time you order from there, you help this happen.
There's a lot more to share, but I'm trying to keep this simple and short. Attached are three images:
- Initial analysis of parcel marketshare, showing Amazon established an effective monopoly in 2023
- Private messages confirming that Meta/FB & Amazon were launching secret "private delivery networks" in Q1 2023
- My first submisson to the Whistleblower line, on May 9th, 2024
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BREAKING: The Constitutionality Index has now scored every law in the history of the United States. 48,000 laws dating back to 1789.
So far as I'm aware, I'm the first one to ever attempt such a thing.
And we've now ranked every president based on the percentage of laws they enacted were constitutional. The results largely track the overall historical trend: As we move from the founding to the modern era, the percentage of unconstitutional legislation increases.
In fact, 1937 is the tipping point. Pre-FDR's New Deal, every president — Federalist, Whig, Republican, Democrat — scores 98 to 100%. After the New Deal, the average percentage of constitutional laws (by page) drops to 31 percent.
As a result, presidents of the last few decades find themselves at the bottom of the rankings. @JoeBiden is officially the least constitutional president, although Trump isn't far behind. Only Thomas Jefferson scored a perfect 100 percent.
I've also scored congresses, & @SpeakerJohnson's current Congress is, from the perspective of the Constitution, the worst Congress in American history. Constitutional legislation stands at 56.3 by total count, & just 4.3% by total legislative pages.
Another important finding: The largest laws in American history are, every one of them, unconstitutional.
Check it out & let me know what you think. (Links below)
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If any elected leader opposes data centers or the reindustrialization of America, just say you support them in Chinese. Make every reply below their posts in Chinese.
They will eventually go insane.
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more machines
more factories
more technicians
go build, buy, or work at that machine shop anon
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My PSA Periodical arrived yesterday! Psyduck SP Variant cover! Awesome! Good morning! 🏴☠️💚
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It's about time. 🕑
Watches have officially entered the Power Packs lineup. Available now for a limited time.
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American glass. American metal. American silicon. American batteries. American workers. American everything.
BlueChip is the first American computer in decades. Don't let anyone lie to you and say it can't be done.
Designed in California. Built in America.
I’ve been staying away from modern, but couldn’t pass up a triple signed Absolute Catwoman #1 for $125
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