The Rather Bubbly US Economy

See Lena Petrova's piece The United States Spends More on War Than the Rest of the World Combined — Here's Why.

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The Magnificent 7 (Google’s parent, Alphabet; Amazon; Apple; Facebook’s parent, Meta; Microsoft; Nvidia; and Tesla) are over 30 percent of the S&P 500, up from about 12 percent a decade ago. 

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Thank you, that was interesting. Funny money in stocks. The thing is, it is not only US institutions that are invested in these tech giants, it's things like the Norwegian Sovereign Wealth fund and the Swiss National Bank. It is a truly global madness. 

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One of those twelve is Bill Gates who openly discusses overpopulation and who spent years campaigning for an eminent (sic) pandemic, and who then, when a virus was leaked from gain-of-function research in a laboratory funded by US interests, proceeded to work with the WHO, to which he was a major donor, to change the definition of a pandemic so that one could be declared, but only after ensuring that the virus had already spread and that the lock-down measures would enhance the spread and reduce the natural herd immunity which usually suppresses pandemics before they happen. But for some reason, nothing can be done about this man, and he continues use his philanthropy to further his murderous genocidal instincts. 

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