Banana Republic: Argentinian Presidential Front-Runner Javier Milei Placed Under Criminal Investigation Days Before Election Over Speech

Banana Republic: Argentinian Presidential Front-Runner Javier Milei Placed Under Criminal Investigation Days Before Election Over Speech – Just Like They Do Trump!

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Anonymous said…

There is a greater reason to withdraw Milei in the next Argentine election for president of the Republic. I believe that the biggest stakeholder in his withdrawal is the Central Bank. Because this candidate promises to do away with the bank if he is elected. And the name says it all: financial centralization that leads to the control and power of a certain group. The origin comes from the English Empire after the Middle Ages; immorally, however, with the possession of the gain of the working man who invests his honest money in bank accounts. The Central Bank borrows funds from the government in transition from the clients of other banks as collateral for government bonds. Then, the person pays debt until the end of his life; The taxpayer works inhumanely and unfairly, as in the times of slavery. Everything, therefore, is the empowerment of profit through abusive interest on the debts of the majority. And it is leading the West to a worldwide collapse today.

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Anonymous said…

The Middle Ages were a time when the state was submissive to the Church, the economy was more just. The government had one mission: and the maintenance of order both in finance and in society. The money was focused only on moral principles, aiming, above all, at the maintenance of the family for the continuity of a balanced and fairer state in all ways. The individual could thus ascend from the life of an unequal society to an order of things, in the example of parts of the same perfect mechanical gear, with the objective always having God as the end for all.

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