Private client fund manager. Author, 'The War on Cash' (2015); 'Investing Through the Looking Glass' (2016). "Fiat justitia ruat caelum." Keep the faith !

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I recently watched a documentary called 'V for Vendetta' about a tyrannical government ultimately overthrown by its own people and I think it should be shown in all of our schools.
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Fund manager @TimPrice1969 returns to Connecting The Dots. Tim argues that Western governments are running out of room, that central banks have no good options left, and that the parallels to the 1970s are hard to ignore. Full Episode here👉 piped.video/vgoN1OWIqDQ?si=mhky…
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Friedrich Engels, the trust-fund kid who spent forty years bankrolling the man who called capitalism exploitation. Ironic. Engels inherited co-ownership of Ermen & Engels, a Manchester cotton mill, in 1864. He worked there as a partner, managed workers, collected profits, and wired money to Marx in London for decades. Marx, meanwhile, wrote about the immiseration of the proletariat from rented rooms his friend's textile workers paid for. Marx fathered a child with his unpaid housekeeper, Helene Demuth, denied paternity, and let Engels take the blame publicly for years. Engels obliged. The man was a doormat with a trust fund. Marx himself produced almost nothing marketable. "Das Kapital" Volume One appeared in 1867; he never finished Volumes Two and Three. Engels assembled them from Marx's notes after his death in 1883. The great theorist of historical inevitability couldn't finish his own book. Two men, one the son of a factory owner and the other a chronic debtor who borrowed from his own mother, invented a theory that claimed capital accumulation is theft. Engels accumulated capital. Marx stole from everyone around him, privately and personally, before proposing to do it systematically at gunpoint through the state. Every currency debased, every factory nationalized, every famine engineered under regimes waving their banner traces back to two comfortable Europeans who never once went hungry because prices rose, stood in a breadline, or dug a mass grave for dissidents.
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My Welsh grandparents used to keep my sister and I happy with bottles of pop (from the pop man’s van), walks in nature, putting my grandfather’s white hair in bunches (patiently borne) and generally the incredible warmth of being in the small home (cobwebby outside toilet for many years) of two people who gave us such unconditional love. How rich we felt in their love. I hate the John Lewis advert - ugly, materialistic, totally not getting the magic of grandparents. @JohnLewisRetail
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For a decade I had a lawyer friend in London whose parents were Ukrainian. He HATED Ukraine and its people (he spoke Russian and Ukrainian). I've never before or since come across anyone who hated so much the country of his ancestors. I asked why: "they are the most evil and corrupt people on the planet".
One has a broken spine, the second can no longer speak. One has his intestines hanging out of his abdomen. Everything is covered in blood. An underground TCC prison has been discovered in Kyiv. People abducted from the streets are tortured, killed(!), and extorted for money there. They are constantly beaten and held in inhumane conditions. This is a real underground torture prison. Hurry up and admit this dump into Europe! Although Europe itself is already turning into a dump. We used to think that Ukraine would become Europe, but now Europe is becoming Ukrainianized.
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What has been inflicted on native Britons by their governments since at least 1997 is TREASON.
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It turns out that Andy Burnham has sent billions of British public money to a Neonazi aligned regime which runs concentration camps for dissidents, I mean who could have possibly guessed Neonazis would do that?
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Agreed - glorious to behold.
Le globalisme vit ses derniers instants. Renaissance soon.
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Znajomy podesłał… Bundeswehra w Warszawie dzisiaj.
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Elon Musk didn't murder millions of people with a for-profit experimental gene therapy - or have sex with children on Epstein Island. Your turn, Bill.
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Replying to @andrewc44104127
Britain abolished its slave trade in 1807 and slavery in most of the Empire in 1833. The Royal Navy’s West Africa Squadron then spent decades intercepting ships, freeing about 150,000 Africans at significant cost in lives and money. Reparations from today’s taxpayers make little sense. No one alive participated in or was enslaved by that system. Britain’s costly global suppression of the trade already stands as a rare historical correction.
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The latest Pirates of the Caribbean reboot is crap.
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Wait until the electorates of Europe get hold of her.
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Because he's a treasonous no-relevance globalist Fabian fop.
How can he supply £40 million for reparations, and refuse the British military the £30 million they need?
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Absolutely INSANE. Adam Robinson just died in the public jet crash after founding an incredibly powerful digital espionage tool as a private entrepreneur NOT tied to big tech, israel, or “their money” When it was suggested by @theronshah that he should work with Tel Aviv, he told them to f@ck off Want to guess who will inherit his tech?
Adam Robinson died Sunday in a jet crash with his wife and two little kids. He built tools that take an anonymous visit to a website and turn it into a real name and contact info. His company kept a digital file on people. That's the raw material of a surveillance state. Data like this doesn't stay in marketing. It gets bought, merged, and fed into the same systems that track where you go, what you read, and who you are. But he did it differently. He bootstrapped everything. He never took big VC money, and there was no board pushing him to grow the data as fast as possible or sell to someone bigger. He kept his companies lean and profitable, so he got to decide how far the data went, who got it, and under what rules. Most founders in this space lose that option once the money comes in. A surveillance state runs on cheap, easy access to personal information. It doesn't love founders who can say no and stay independent. Who controls these companies matters more than people realize. When the founder still has control, the limits stay tight. When he doesn't, the data flows wherever the power wants it.
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Brexit was never supposed to happen. Neither was Trump administration 1.0 Now people are waking up across the world at an accelerated rate. The globalists have lost control of the narrative. 🙏♥️
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Memo to well-meaning folk with Ukraine flags in their bio's: you stand with money-laundering Nazis.
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NEASDEN KEBAB VAN RUNS OUT OF CHILLI SAUCE; RUSSIAN INTERFERENCE CITED
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Why bother ever working when you can continually play the race card and grift instead ?
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Donald Tusk and Ursula von der Leyen. When pictures say more than words.
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