Javier Milei has been elected president of Argentina

Considering that the current government was unable to do anything to stop the immense inflation, maybe a dollarization can bring some stability and improvement for now. They can always bring back the Peso later if they want.

I actually think that people like Milei, Bolsonaro or Trump are more difficult to control - and that is the reason why the latter two were ousted with election fraud.

Maybe Milei will try to play both sides (BRICS and US), similar to Turkey or India. Though currently it doesn't look like it.
 
I checked the WEF Young Global Leaders website and he is not listed there. Apparently he attended some WEF events as a representative of a large company he worked for. Putin was also at a few WEF events, which does not necessarily mean that he is on board with their plans.

Milei seems to be kind of a wild card like Trump (who also congratulated him). And the alternative was even more extreme inflation under Massa, impoverishing people. It would be hardly better than someone like Milei, though we'll see I guess.
 
axj said:
And the alternative was even more extreme inflation under Massa, impoverishing people. It would be hardly better than someone like Milei, though we'll see I guess.
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This is no longer an inflation yes, inflation no issue. Massa is not a saint of my devotion, many voted for him holding their noses. The immediate problem here is that this guy is one of those who wants to see the world burn like a Joker.

What Milei has achieved is to mobilize the lumpen, but worse than that, now that he is president his presence and actions are a "safe heaven" for his kind.

In Nazi Germany, the gestapo functioned not because it was efficient. It worked because the heavy work was done by the German people themselves denouncing their neighbors.

I have already received news of "libertarians" in well-to-do neighborhoods shouting that the fu*king lefties are going to be found and kill*d.

Here the left is as degenerate as we see in the USA and Europe, but these libertarians are their reflection, not their real opposite. They are as narcissistic and hedonistic as that which they criticize. For example, one of their deputies, Lilia Lemoine (the one I know circumstantially, not personally, but I know her behavior as a person) is basically this:

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La insólita reacción de Lilia Lemoine cuando perdió un concurso de cosplay con "una nena de 11 años"

Por qué Lilia Lemoine perdió un concurso de cosplay. Lilia Lemoine como cosplayer. Video.
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Lilia Lemoine has a past as a cosplayer and content creator Magnus Mefisto revealed the anger of the congresswoman-elect for losing a cosplay contest. The influencer took to his Twitter account to reveal details about what happened amid a media boom for Lemoine for being seen crying in Constitución.

"When you find out that an 11-year-old girl beat you in the cosplay contest (true story)," Mefisto joked in response to the tweet that showed the La Libertad Avanza member in tears and sobs on the public road. Thereupon, the Exploration X writer proceeded to give more details of what happened that day and unknown facts about Lemoine's beginnings in the media.

Magnus revealed that Lilia Lemoine participated in the comic con 2016/17 participated in the Netflix Cup with a half-finished Demogorgon cosplay and was beaten by a girl playing Eleven. "He made an outrage on facebook towards the girl and the jury. The father of that girl was a witness at my wedding so I know everything well," closed his disclaimer the influencer.
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What this media says and the post of this Magnus guy is completely true. Not only is there evidence, I know and have worked with people who have been affected by lemoine's sociopathic behavior.

In the video below, the father of the girl affected by Lemoine's tantrum speaks. The video is hosted by Carlos Escobar, who I know personally, and with whom I worked attending manga and anime events, where many cosplayers are presented.


Then I know what I'm facing, I get goose bumps, I have a knot in my throat and another one in my stomach.

These people are social Darwinism taken to the extreme, and like the Joker, they want to see the world burn...

Remember the C´s: Nazis and WW2 was a trial run...
 
Bluegazer said:
These people are social Darwinism taken to the extreme, and like the Joker, they want to see the world burn...
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I am not sure I understand why you think that Milei wants "to see the world burn" or how what he wants to do is "social Darwinism to the extreme".

As I see it, a very large percentage of the population has been dependent on government handouts in Argentina in one way or another. The government overspends and prints more money, resulting in a runaway inflation. Milei says he wants to cut some (or many) of those handouts to get government spending under control.

Maybe there is something I am not aware of, but living within one's means is certainly better than excessive money printing that destroys the currency.
 
axj said:
I am not sure I understand why you think that Milei wants "to see the world burn" or how what he wants to do is "social Darwinism to the extreme".
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If you have not followed his appearance in the public for more than two years, his meteoric media career, until he reached the point where we are now, now that he is president, I find it difficult to explain it to you in a paragraph.

Or I can tell you without filters: The guy is insane.

Now, if you do your research, and start looking for who's who in the people around him, like Congresswoman Lemoine, you'll see what the trend is.

And I know a lot about inflation here. I have been alive for 40 years, so nobody can tell me how bad it is to print money as if it were a game.
 
Puma said:
Is Argentina Israel's plan B?

I just found out about this, I didn't know there was such a conspiracy. The Andinia Plan (Patagonia)
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Oh, there's a conspiracy theory like that for every country out there. And in every one of them, people that believe them are absolutely convinced that Their Country will become the New Israel.
If one was to believe that, it would mean that Israel will soon cover the entire world. Imagine how quickly Israelites would have to reproduce in order to achieve that. 😏
 
Ravintsara said:
Kind of like when they blow up Europe in nukes and the US falls into the abyss of New Madrid or The Big One, they'll gladly find refuge in Argentina? And also have a close trip to Antarctica, when the Earth trips over and it becomes a temperate region? Hmmm... Just speculating about what's going on in their minds.
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What must be taken into account is that in an eventual nuclear war, the southern hemisphere is a safe place for any human being. The conflict would mostly devastate the northern hemisphere, and the radiation, black rain, etc. would be concentrated there.

As for Antarctica, well, we should not underestimate the supposed underground bases there...
 
Bluegazer said:
What must be taken into account is that in an eventual nuclear war, the southern hemisphere is a safe place for any human being. The conflict would mostly devastate the northern hemisphere, and the radiation, black rain, etc. would be concentrated there.

As for Antarctica, well, we should not underestimate the supposed underground bases there...
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I have found myself contemplating moving to Argentina, before, in the worst of scenarios. I don't know why, I have never been there and I don't even speak Spanish. I have a friend who has lived there for periods of time and she's very fond of that country, although she brought back stories of poverty and total lack of motivation in the youth to do anything to improve their situation, like study harder or graduate. Buying groceries with credit (like "put this on my list please") had become a usual way of surviving for many. Looks like the japanese are their employers and exploiters in many areas. She stayed somewhere in the south, far from Buenos-Aires. She still loves the spirit of the people there, how they seem not to care much about being poor as long as they have maté and family and friends around.
 
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taratai said:
Oh, there's a conspiracy theory like that for every country out there. And in every one of them, people that believe them are absolutely convinced that Their Country will become the New Israel.
If one was to believe that, it would mean that Israel will soon cover the entire world. Imagine how quickly Israelites would have to reproduce in order to achieve that. 😏
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Only that Argentina is actually mentioned in Herzl's book. But it is not a question of numbers. It's about influence, and knowing a little more about Argentina's history.

I don't know what idea people who live in the USA or Europe have, but before the attack on the twin towers, where it is clear that it was a false flag attack perpetrated by the deep state (which includes the CIA and MOSSAD), in Argentina, in 1992 there was the attack on the Israeli Embassy and in 1994 the attack on the Israeli-Argentine Mutual Association (AMIA).

Or was it only the towers that were the most important event?

Yes, it is obvious that I complain about how the northern hemisphere does not seem to register the things that happen down here.

The Zionist lobby here is very strong, and I know of acquaintances and contacts who are in on it.

For example a family of Jewish origin, of which I personally know their daughters and son and what they are up to. Do some research on the Kliksbergs.

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Bernardo Kliksberg - Wikipedia, la enciclopedia libre

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This man's resume looks impeccable and he seems like a nice guy, doesn't he? Think again. Like I said... it's influence. And that I also know what his nephews are like and how they think. Don't believe me do your research and connect the dots.
 
Ravintsara said:
I have found myself contemplating moving to Argentina, before, in the worst of scenarios. I don't know why, I have never been there and I don't even speak Spanish. I have a friend who has lived there for periods of time and she's very fond of that country, although she brought back stories of poverty and total lack of motivation in the youth to do anything to improve their situation, like study harder or graduate. Buying groceries with credit (like "put this on my list please") had become a usual way of surviving for many. Looks like the japanese are their employers and exploiters in many areas. She stayed somewhere in the south, far from Buenos-Aires. She still loves the spirit of the people there, how they seem not to care much about being poor as long as they have maté and family and friends around.
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The Argentine by nature is someone who complains. It is a cultural thing. The reality is that we are very neurotic.

Why do I say this? Because that is why you will find contradictory opinions. But it is true that also by cultural inheritance we have a high esteem to the family and social relations.

But you only have to take a walk on youtube about foreigners who have moved to the country (lately many Russians have arrived "escaping" from Putin -that is something that deserves a separate analysis-) and they will tell you two very important things: That they are happier here and that they feel more free.
 
Bluegazer said:
The Argentine by nature is someone who complains. It is a cultural thing. The reality is that we are very neurotic.

Why do I say this? Because that is why you will find contradictory opinions. But it is true that also by cultural inheritance we have a high esteem to the family and social relations.

But you only have to take a walk on youtube about foreigners who have moved to the country (lately many Russians have arrived "escaping" from Putin -that is something that deserves a separate analysis-) and they will tell you two very important things: That they are happier here and that they feel more free.
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Yes, my friend has all her family and friends here, her parents are well off, she has the luxury of not having to pay rent and do studies after studies until finding what she really wants to do with her life, yet she says she feels like oppressed here in Belgium when coming back from Argentina. I guess I'm curious to taste the Argentinian flavor of freedom now. Perhaps one day. :)
 
taratai said:
Oh, there's a conspiracy theory like that for every country out there.
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As bluegazer already mentioned Argentina is mentioned as an option for an Israeli state in Theodore Herzl's book.

I am unaware of conspiracies for an Israelite STATE in other nations, possibly you can mention other examples.

What I do know is the real Israeli influence in politics, media and business in other nations.
 
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