Into The Big Money World...

I have deliberately been avoiding posting pics of really expensive items that people can buy - that is, which are still available around the place today, if you know where to look or are allowed into the Gucci-type shops...

LOL

Hermes is at least, still owned by the original Family, although it is split now between three parts of it all with different surnames.

The question is, shall we write a couple
of letters to a few of you this week?
And probably yes, yes we shall.

Most of the 'big' so-called luxury brands in the world today are owned by Finance Houses, almost all of which are losing gazillions and have done for two decades maybe longer.

How do they run at all? How do they stay alive with so much debt? 

Well, that is the question isn't it.

If you take the 'French' conglomerate Kering, this is and always was (don't tell them I said this because they will me sue me for everything I'm not worth) a money-laundering scam/scheme, run by global accounting firms who wanted a way to cheat the French government of residential taxes. What happens in France is that in France, super-rich people live 'humbly,' or at least with the appearance of it, and they let their houses all run down so that the valuations placed on those are low, thereby avoiding the house value tax.

But even that is not good enough - they have to find better ways of making money in France, and avoiding more tax because hey, a lot of them have shares in French wine manufacturers and so on -.

That's fine, I don't personally object to tax-dodging; in fact no less than the great British Judge Lord Denning himself, said that it was every sane citizen's duty to avoid as much taxes as possible.

But what happens nowadays, ever since the 'conspiracy theorists' found out that none of what they thought in their fevered minds was actually 'theory' but instead hard fact -, is that banking itself is a total scam.

So, giving out money as debt to these corporations by essentially, banks which are owned by the same shareholders(!) - sick lol - became a game of just plain, giving out huge swathes of money!!

There's never been any intention of paying anything back. These places are all doomed and the dumb average pension fund holder is going to foot the bill soon.

Thank god none of you can afford 
this.
It's meaningless, don't do it.
...Maybe later.
LOL

None of them generate sales enough to get even close to meeting the debt servicing requirements, and none of them makes a profit - they never have and this despite that they literally ruined the brands' core products, short-sold the customers, cheapened the quality - basically destroyed everything.

But where does that leave us? The poor rich individual who wants to go inside an esteemed, maybe even hallowed hall of glamour and glitz, and feel the rush of spending fifty thousand dollars.

Well that's not me though because I haven't got fifty thousand dollars.

Of course my problem with that though - same as your problem now that you come here and read - is that I can get fifty thousand dollars...

Oh yes I can and so can you and so will you.

I have to circularize the 'decision tree' report for the Swiss people that I consult for in a few days, and shortly after that, I will make it available through right here. Believe me, there's just not that many people who even come here for me to bother about saying what wherefore in public, right out in the open.

So now our next problem is, what happens ten seconds after we leave the rich people's expensive store??

Gucci in Rome.
It's a really old place on
the Via Condotti.
Which you could say means
the ditch or the drain;
I mean it isn't but it could be
translated that.
Actually is 'the channel.'
Which is like a drain though,
right?

We've spent the money, we've got the Gucci bag (or whatever it is that we've gotten) -, and then what?

How do we feel now?

We felt intrepid walking into the store with the fifty in our 'money brick' (I learnt that off a street kid this morning who was trying to steal some stuff in his pockets from a Newsagent's - we still have those here; they don't vend actual 'news' though of course). The kid claimed his pants pockets were big because they held his 'money bricks.' This was when the vendor asked him to show what was in those pockets.

Anyway, never mind, we do have money bricks in our pockets.

And we feel an insane rush as we speak in hushed tones to the service staff and hand them over our fifty thousand dollars (or less I'm just saying, right), and walk out with our newly-acquired Hermes wallet which is empty.

And we know and we don't even care that the counter people are saying 'idiot' as we leave the place.

But how do we feel?

Might take a whole day. Could be a few days. But then we won't feel anything. It's the numbness of the wealthy, see.

But then that actually won't work with us - the numbness. No. On account in the first place we can get more fifty thousand, and in the second place we know stuff about how to feel.

It's called electro-biophysics.

D'you wanna know about that first, or how to make the fifty thou?

New Omega ceramic watches.
I know you want this, Bill Smith.
How many you want?
What colors?

First. Which?

Don't forget you'll be tempted to waste the cash if you don't know how to spend it. Right now you only think you know how to spend it.

Most people I used to know - because I try not to know these kinda people anymore - will immediately, instantly, go to properties and what real estate they will buy (well, 'invest' in because you cannot even get a tin shed for 50 K$'s these days. Prolly can get a decent tent).

So f*ing incredibly boring.

What do I or what does anyone want to know what 'property' someone else is 'going' to buy??

Most of those such people, when tackled on what are they going to do with said property (that they are going to buy), say: 'live in it.'

Do they know how to live?

They are walking into a huge money trap, but then so is Kering and every single politician in the world, on the planet -, especially the lunatic 'globalists,' right now.

A 'money trap' is when they all have currency, and none of them has actual money. And the currencies stop being able to buy real genuine authentic items. It does not mean the currencies all fail - it simply means they are useless in any real terms.

[This is pure Black American Blues; yes it is. And the Poms do it really well. This is perfect imperfection. Too many opine that humans are not perfect. Yeah they are though. You just gotta be able to see it...]: