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E.Z. Prine's avatar

Yes, IMF involvement is red flag here. Milei also turned down the invitation to join BRICS+. Looking more and more like he's a deep state/NWO asset. Not looking good for the Argentinian people.

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DefCon-5's avatar

No doubt the IMF loan offer was connected to his refusal to join BRICS+ and his decision to use the USD for their currency. He had originally decided to join BRICS+ then flipped on that at the same time deciding to use the USD. That sounds like some sort of backroom deal was made?

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AL's avatar

Yes he’s Argentina’s Trump- who may also be a deep state/NWO asset who simply says all the right things and keeps the fight/distraction going.

Jeff’s take is ridiculous IMO. The IMF giving him billions shows us that the IMF has come around? The good guys always win? That’s ridiculous. What REALLY bothers me is that I think Jeff knows better. The implications of that are depressing.

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Politico Phil's avatar

OTOH, as an economist and an anarcho-capitalist, Milei is well aware of the mechanizations of the NWO IMF. Given what he has done, I cannot say he is a NWO asset just based on the IMF loan. Milei is no dummy and he has demonstrated his commitment to his Ancap goals.

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daverkb's avatar

Why not! Do bankers every lend money without expecting 'a return on capital'? And I certainly cannot see it other than do Vonu and John Perkins.

Within the box factions matter. And factions do come in different flavors. Just like Chain Saw Milei ... the new flavor of the year and who known? Maybe for the rest of the century ... that is if it takes and sticks. But from the standpoint of the Invisible Hand directed by film production team of Apex Money, all the world is a stage. And the drama is marketing is sold as entertainment. And by the spectacle of entertainment, the masses are driven into oblivion uncomprehending. And that leads us straight back to the Confessions of an Economic Hit Man ... and a truly great and timeless read.

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Politico Phil's avatar

To answer your question: No, bankers NEVER lend money without expecting a return and in the case of the apex banking cartel of BIS, IMF and Federal Reserve (all serving the interests of the Rothchilds, Vatican and British Crown), their expected return is much more than interest.

Still I will watch to see if this will play out the way it always does or if Milei actually will bite the hand that tries to feed him. Somewhere, someday, someone is going to do something different. A lot of "some's" there...

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daverkb's avatar

The Real Money Complex at the very, very top has to always be working to settle conflict. There must be a continual resolve and resolution to keep an operation going and morphing for centuries. I try not to confuse control agency with implementation agency (front running institutions). And no, I don't see it all.

The best I can say, as to the overall, it has not of recent been old business as usual ever since maybe DJT as beta testing beginning in 2016, and Twitter X as to roll out implementation of the Next Big Thing ongoing.

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