⁣We're currently going through a rehash of the Roaring 20s...but the timetable was upset - this is why we're going to WIN 🥸 VfB
How did the Great Depression Actually Happen?
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At the start of 1929, the end of the Roaring Twenties, the economy in the United States was sitting pretty with further progress on every horizon. Wall Street admittedly saw a minor stock market crash in the spring, but things quickly balanced back out and people were happily ignoring any further signs of troubles to come. By the fall, however, the market seemed to have reached its peak and started the downhill journey. With mass numbers of the American population having increasingly been investing in the stock market, some people were finally starting to pay a bit more attention to the falling and volatile prices. Stocks were being sold at a faster pace now, and October brought about Black Thursday on the 24th - the day that the market crashed by 11% and Americans frantically hoped to sell what they had while they still could.
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⁣It would be wholly irresponsible of VfB if he didn't inform you of the true nature of the trans-Atlantic slave trade...and let's keep track of that term throughout
From Google [results of search 'who brought the slaves to America']:
Based on data concerning 86% of all slaving vessels leaving for the New World, Eltis et al, estimate that the British, including British colonials, and the Portuguese account for seven out of ten transatlantic slaving voyages and carried nearly three quarters of all people embarking from Africa destined for slavery
Huh 🤔
Muh scumbag sense is tingling...isn't there something these separated personages have in common...?
Oh, yes - the hidden reality, told to me by two books; one, of which I've read extensively, and a second, related book, that to this date, I've read not yet one full page, but nonetheless found the unspoken narrative therein
VfB is quoting something he hasn't read? 🤪
Well, he tried...but found it wholly unsatisfying to the mind 👎👎
The first book mentioned is the Odyssey 🏹
The second...is the Iliad 👿
Now I'm going to have to suffer through it...but it will now serve a purpose
It will unlock the rest of the scumbaggery set upon us all 🔓
The slave trade was perpetrated by NOT the British, including British colonials, and the Portuguese...but by the precursors of the current (((homosexual banking mafia))): 🟦
https://medium.com/@yousopar1/....who-brought-the-slav
The first slaves were the Slavs, from whence the term 'slave' is derived...and last VfB checked, none of them could pass for an extra in Friday [a movie my Polish bud saw before I did, back in 1998!]
Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZRYBzQU1buY
T.J. is a streetwise teenager who thinks only of himself. While running from the police, he is hit by a car and wakes up as a slave on an 1820s plantation. Only by learning to put others' needs before his own can he find his way back home again.
Starring: Phill Lewis, Carl Lumbly, Michael Burgess, Akosua Busia
Director: Roy Campanella II
Writer: Ann E. Eskridge
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