Stop Drinking the Elite’s Kool-Aid

Pressing the idea that a $50 million loss– less than 0.2% of our GDP– would destroy or even put our countrys economy in difficulty is far more than silly; it is revealing.You would believe the economic geniuses at Bloomberg, Forbes, Fortune, Financial Times, Deutsche Welle, BBC, Al Jazeera, The Guardian, The New York Times, The Washington Post, etc, would have adequate experts and editors well versed in these subjects to inform them not to publish that rubbish. And even if we were to accept that argument as true, then it would be outrageous to conclude that an economy of $28 billion per year will go insolvent or into default due to the fact that of a 0.2% “loss” in one year, when in 2021 our economy grew 10.3%, or by $4 billion. That is all the proof one needs to require to see that they are trying to trick you.In reality, these are the genuine numbers, which are public info and can be found and double-checked quite easily: In 2021, our GDP rose 10.3%, earnings from tourism increased 52%, employment went up 7%, brand-new services up 12%, exports up 17%, energy generation up 19%, energy exports went up 3,291%, and internal profits went up 37%, all without raising any taxes. And this year, the criminal activity and murder rate have actually gone down 95%. Why would my government have a 85-90% approval rating according to every survey performed in the last year, including a number of surveys carried out by the opposition and numerous by independent worldwide ballot companies, if we were dealing with things so badly?By the method, whats your presidents approval rating?So if you are in group one or two of the critics, my message to you is this; stop drinking the elites Kool-Aid and take an appearance at the truths.

Pushing the concept that a $50 million loss– less than 0.2% of our GDP– would ruin or even put our countrys economy in trouble is far more than silly; it is revealing.You would believe the economic geniuses at Bloomberg, Forbes, Fortune, Financial Times, Deutsche Welle, BBC, Al Jazeera, The Guardian, The New York Times, The Washington Post, and so on, would have adequate experts and editors well versed in these topics to tell them not to release that nonsense. And even if we were to accept that argument as real, then it would be ludicrous to conclude that an economy of $28 billion per year will go insolvent or into default because of a 0.2% “loss” in one year, when in 2021 our economy grew 10.3%, or by $4 billion. That is all the proof one must need to see that they are trying to fool you.In truth, these are the real numbers, which are public information and can be found and double-checked quite easily: In 2021, our GDP rose 10.3%, earnings from tourism rose 52%, employment went up 7%, new services up 12%, exports up 17%, energy generation up 19%, energy exports went up 3,291%, and internal revenue went up 37%, all without raising any taxes.