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    #11
    Originally posted by GohnJalt
    Thats the plan bury the banking sector, the populace will cry out for a solution. IMF rescue in exchange for stakeholder capatalism and the elimination of property rights. Roll out of central bank digital currency and universal basic income. Thats the not so great reset the globalists have planned.
    Unfortunately you could be spot on

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      #12
      Errol simple question, WTI oil is over $87 a barrel yet the Canadian dollar dropped a bit today and sits at $.785 USD. It used to be our dollar strengthened when oil was strong, that hasn’t happened this time, why?

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        #13
        Originally posted by Hamloc View Post
        Errol simple question, WTI oil is over $87 a barrel yet the Canadian dollar dropped a bit today and sits at $.785 USD. It used to be our dollar strengthened when oil was strong, that hasn’t happened this time, why?
        It wouldn't have anything to do with this character would it?
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          #14
          Originally posted by Austrian Economics View Post
          Central banks cannot just hold rates at barely above zero forever. As the burden of debt continues to rise exponentially, as it must with fiat currencies, business demand for capital will falter if rates do not resume their downward trend into negative territory.

          If the BOC attempted to raise rates, they would not get above 1/2% before an avalanche of defaults would threaten to bury the banking sector.
          Absolutely, then this...

          https://canadafreepress.com/article/trudeaus-bail-in-now-law-to-allow-banks-to-confiscate-your-deposits

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            #15
            Originally posted by Hamloc View Post
            Errol simple question, WTI oil is over $87 a barrel yet the Canadian dollar dropped a bit today and sits at $.785 USD. It used to be our dollar strengthened when oil was strong, that hasn’t happened this time, why?
            Hamloc . . . believe investors are again running toward the U.S. dollar as safe-haven. Powell's statements didn't offer much confidence to investors. Both the loonie and precious metals are taking it on-the-chin right now.

            Feb gold has tubed toward $1,780 today, down $70 per oz this week. March loonie may test 78 cent support.

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              #16
              Originally posted by tmyrfield View Post
              Absolutely, then this...

              https://canadafreepress.com/article/trudeaus-bail-in-now-law-to-allow-banks-to-confiscate-your-deposits
              How long has the “bail in “ policy been in the federal budget? I believe Harper was the one to start it.

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