Democrat Social Media App BlueSky censors posts on gold and silver

Went to post about gold and silver as the way to defeat Washington on BlueSky and immediately after my first post on buying gold and silver as a way to protest Washington, BlueSky marked by account as spam.

BlueSky/twitter founder is a bitcon-artist. Proving additionally Democrats are controlled opposition and totally evil as they censor the only way to defeat the deep state. The deep state are not afraid of Democrats. Democrats are necessary for 1984 to be the fake resistance.

If Europe and the rest of the globe reject Trump and MAGA... and Trump and MAGA are defeated, guess the identity that is tasked with repairing the image of masonic America - Democrats are there to repair the image of masonic America.

York Rite Masons after having their Country Club Northern Republicans defeated, a few are with the Jews in controlling the Democratic Party, so that if one side fails, the other side is the fake resistance.

BlueShit social media allows posts:

"Buy Bitcoin , Buy Democracy"

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Real populism of 15 years ago was rejecting American control over nations. Independence from US/UK military, dollar, culture, finance, economy. Then Sarah Palin and Faux News takes over the resistance and makes the US into the victim with American dominance as the solution and new fake populism.

BlueySky is dead, it is a containment social media site for Democrats fleeing Xhitter. Barely anybody posts. I am guessing the more active members were labeled spam. Jack Dorshit does not care about making money from Bluesky. Dorshit is a millionaire/billionaire in bitcoin. Trump policies of making bitcoin money is the agenda of Jack Dorshit, not having Democrats defeat Trump. Dorshit is handler of the Democrats in a containment site. Liberating them with gold and silver is automatically labeled spam.

This was posted on a Leftist forum

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AI on cooking the GDP books:

There are indeed articles and analyses suggesting that the U.S. may overstate its GDP growth or manipulate economic data for political or economic reasons. Below are some sources and perspectives that discuss this issue:
1. Shadow Government Statistics (SGS) – John Williams

Claim: Economist John Williams argues that U.S. GDP (and inflation) figures are distorted due to methodological changes over time.

Source: ShadowStats

Key Points:

Williams claims that if older GDP calculation methods (pre-1990s) were used today, reported GDP growth would be much lower.

He argues that adjustments like hedonic pricing (accounting for quality improvements in goods) artificially inflate GDP.

2. Forbes – "Is The U.S. Government Inflating GDP Growth?" (2016)

Article: Is The U.S. Government Inflating GDP Growth?

Key Points:

Criticizes the use of "seasonal adjustments" and other statistical tweaks that may smooth or exaggerate growth.

Questions whether GDP growth would look as strong under older calculation methods.

3. ZeroHedge – "How The US Government Fakes GDP Numbers" (2014)

Article: How The US Government Fakes GDP Numbers (Note: ZeroHedge is a controversial source, often critical of official data.)

Key Points:

Claims that the Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA) uses "imputations" (estimated values for non-market activity) to boost GDP.

Argues that methodologies like counting financial sector profits inflate GDP artificially.

4. The Wall Street Journal – "The U.S. Economy May Be Overstating Growth" (2015)

Article: The U.S. Economy May Be Overstating Growth

Key Points:

Some economists argue that productivity and GDP growth are overstated due to flawed deflators (inflation adjustments).

Suggests real economic growth might be weaker than reported.

5. NBER Paper – "A Critique of the BEA’s Hedonic Quality Adjustments"

Study: National Bureau of Economic Research (NBER)

Key Points:

Some economists criticize hedonic adjustments (e.g., for technology products) as subjective and potentially inflating GDP.

Main Arguments for GDP Overstatement:

Methodological Changes: Adjustments like hedonic pricing, seasonal smoothing, and imputations (e.g., "owner’s equivalent rent&quot may inflate GDP.

Financialization: Counting speculative financial sector activity as "production" can exaggerate economic output.

Political Incentives: Governments may have reasons to present stronger growth figures.

Counterarguments:

The Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA) follows international standards (UN System of National Accounts).

Most economists trust U.S. GDP data as relatively reliable compared to many other countries.

Would you like deeper analysis on any specific aspect?

Republicans (Forbes and Zerohedge) challenge the GDP numbers during Democrat years, forgetting that Washington does the same during the Republican years.

The rest of the globe knows of this, American public is unaware.

The numbers have been cooked for decades with new models and ways to calculate GDP, inflation, unemployment, etc.

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And the person was immediately banned. Holy smokes, the Democrats are gonna lose their minds when vaccines are revealed to be part of the poison industry.. It would result in a civil war in the Democratic Party.

Republicans are duped to believe Trump is fighting the deep state. Democrats are told to not doubt "the promise of America".

The deep state has them both as stupid flag wavers.