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How to Keep a Cow From Bloating By Bill Bonner Tuesday, August 25, 2020 ? Week 24 of the Quarantin

[Bill Bonner’s Diary]( How to Keep a Cow From Bloating By Bill Bonner Tuesday, August 25, 2020 – Week 24 of the Quarantine [Bill Bonner] SAN MARTIN, ARGENTINA – Here’s Dear Reader Blake R. with a teasing remark: “…it’s a shame that you don’t know enough about livestock to know how to keep a cow from bloating. Growing up, we had a term for people that had some money and thought they could buy a ranch and miraculously become ranchers. ‘Drugstore Cowboys.’ Probably where you bought your boots…” Is he kidding? We bought the whole drugstore! But we’ll come back to that in a minute. Recommended Link [“Forget the usual hype… Let’s see if my teenage son can double his money”]( [image]( “Tomorrow, I’m doing something I’ve never done before. You see – throughout our industry, I’m known as a trader who spent more than two decades generating millions of dollars for high-net-worth investors. But here’s the thing… When I tell people how easy it is to apply my technique in their own brokerage accounts… to achieve the same kind of 100%+ gains I showed my former clients… they often don’t believe me. That’s why, tomorrow, I’m going to conduct a real-money demonstration of the trading technique that helped me retire at age 42… with my own FLESH AND BLOOD. My teenage son will take a chunk of his life savings and attempt to double it… using one of the most powerful trading strategies in America.” – Jeff Clark [Click here to learn more]( -- Wrong Thing But first, a note about an important Federal Reserve meeting from CNBC: “Heading into Jackson Hole we are confident Chair Powell will use his speech Thursday to tee up a profoundly consequential and risk-friendly move to soft inflation averaging at the Fed’s upcoming September meeting,” wrote Krishna Guha, head of global policy and central bank strategy at Evercore ISI. Guha and his team expect the Fed to “seek a moderate inflation overshoot during the recovery phase of this cycle” as a way to avert “Japanification,” or an extended period [of] low growth marked by weak inflation. Along with the inflation move, the Fed also, as indicated by the minutes from its July meeting, appears likely to reinforce its commitment to full employment. The unemployment rate currently sits at 10.2%, down from the 14.7% peak in April but well above the 3.5% pre-pandemic level in February. What do these clowns think? That they have an inflation valve somewhere in the Eccles building? That they can open it up just a teensy weensy bit… and get just a little more consumer price inflation? And if the Federal Reserve really could control the unemployment rate, we wouldn’t have one in 10 Americans jobless right now. [The FINAL Wave of 5G Millionaires Starts Any Day Now.]( The only thing the Fed can do is either “print” more money or “print” less money. It cannot fine tune the economy with just the right amount of inflation. Instead, it will inflate the money supply… and keep inflating the money supply… until, finally, consumer price increases are out of control. And then, with the economy on the edge of disaster… everyone needing more money… and the whole country on the edge of chaos… we are confident that a desperate Fed will do exactly the wrong thing – print even more money in an attempt to keep a lid on things… until the whole system blows up. Recommended Link [Is Crypto, Crapto? Or is it your ticket to making $500,000?]( [image]( Teeka Tiwari doesn’t know anyone who hates cryptocurrencies as much as Judge Jeanine Pirro. In her words, [“crypto is crapto”]( and anyone who buys cryptocurrencies is [“one card short of a full deck.”]( Teeka couldn’t disagree more. He believes cryptocurrencies are the [new frontier]( for wealth generation in America. In fact, he believes [$7 trillion of new capital]( is about to enter this market… …an event that will give you the chance to make [$500,000 over the next year](. The question is, who are you going to believe? Judge Pirro or Teeka? [He’ll let you decide]( -- Embarrassing Moment But let’s turn back to our dear reader. Life offers you plenty of opportunities to make a fool of yourself. The more money you have, the bigger fool of yourself you can make. A poor man builds himself a small house. Architectural snobs tut and sniff. “The man knows nothing about classical proportions,” they say. The rich man builds a mansion… and they roll on the ground, clutching their stomachs, laughing to burst a gut. “What a monstrosity,” they gasp to one another. This weekend, we planted a fruit orchard, aided by two of our field hands – Franco and Fernando. Neither of them knew how to operate our backhoe, a large JCB machine. It was up to us… even though we hadn’t done it in 20 years. This was going to be embarrassing. We climbed up into the cab and turned it on. Fortunately, it all looked familiar. Like an old habit, we turned around and pulled the lever to raise the digger in back… and then the bucket in front. There was some awkward clanking and jerking when we started out… but within a few minutes, we remembered how it worked. [image]Does Don Bill know what he’s doing? It was all going so smoothly, so easily… we could hardly believe it when we heard the cracking sound of wood breaking overhead. The tall backhoe arm… sticking straight up behind us… had knocked a limb off one of our favorite trees. We turned around to see if Franco and Fernando were watching. They had seen everything. But they kept straight faces. [This Revolutionary Tech IS the #1 Investment of the Century.]( Things We Don’t Know As for not knowing how to keep a cow from bloating… that’s about the least of what we don’t know. Heck… Ask us almost anything… Go ahead. The odds are very good we won’t know the answer. What happened to the Hottentots? No idea. How to butcher a cow? It would be a bloody mess. How to make a damned Zoom call on our computer – we must be the only American who can’t do it… There are millions of things we don’t know. Until recently, how to keep a cow from bloating was at the bottom of a long, long list. But Blake has hit a hot button. “Identity harm” – like “microaggressions” and “white privilege” – is as popular as pinot grigio in leftist intellectual circles and on college campuses. And just to keep our readers from straying from the straight and narrow path of political correctness, here’s what it is all about. People experience “identity harm” if you say anything to them… or don’t say anything to them… that might – or might not – make them feel uncomfortable about who they are, what they are, where they came from, or what they look like. “Hey, Fatso…” is, therefore, not a recommended way to address a co-worker. As you may have guessed, “identity harm” joins “microaggressions” and “intersectionality” in the lexicon of the racism industry. And as with the coronavirus, Americans have gotten a little carried away. It may be time for another presidential “[Fireside Chat]( to calm them down. Stay tuned… Recommended Link [Michigan “Tech Rebel” Makes INSANE 5G Prediction. You Can Become a New 5G Millionaire]( [ad_img]( John Pangere closed a huge venture capital deal on Twitter before it went public. He even sent readers a huge 1,031% tech winner! Today, John’s making his biggest tech prediction. It’s a 5G emergency set to unleash the FINAL wave of 5G millionaires. In [this brief presentation]( he reveals the full details of this urgent situation and how it will mint the FINAL round of 5G millionaires. [Click here for urgent details]( Making Fun In the meantime, we’re letting our dear reader off the hook here because he probably didn’t realize what a grave offense he was committing. Besides, one of our few virtues here at the Diary is that we don’t embarrass easily. Even our neighbor here makes fun of us. Not only do we not know much about cattle ranching… half the time, we don’t know what he’s talking about; we can’t understand his local “coya” dialect of Spanish. But making fun of one another is what we humans do. Real cowboys make fun of the city slickers, calling them “greenhorns” and “drugstore cowboys.” But bring the cowboy to New York, and the locals snicker – “yokel,” “bumpkin,” “hayseed,” “cowpie”… Sometimes, the teasing gets a little intense and hurtful. We had a cousin who was a little slow; his brothers called him “Lightning.” Another wore glasses; they called him “Four Eyes.” Go overseas… Waiters in Paris, for example, amuse themselves by making fun of tourists, ridiculing their accents and grammatical mistakes. You’re almost better off not knowing the language at all, so you won’t notice how they are mocking you. Upper-class Brits still look down on Americans as uncouth and uneducated colonials… Among the lower orders, in rhyming Cockney slang, for example, Americans are called “sceptic yanks,” rhyming with septic tanks, both of which they think are full of the same thing. And in Ireland, Americans who’ve come back to the homeland are called “plastic paddies” by their Irish cousins. Whenever you step outside of your “comfort zone,” someone is going to laugh at you. But it is only there – in the unsettling territory of the unfamiliar… new ideas or new places – where you can learn something new. More to come… Regards, [signature] Bill --------------------------------------------------------------- Like what you’re reading? Send your thoughts to [feedback@rogueeconomics.com](mailto:feedback@rogueeconomics.com?subject=How to Keep a Cow From Bloating). --------------------------------------------------------------- FEATURED READS [Modern Monetary Theory Could Destroy the Economy]( interest rates are close to zero. Inflation has been low for years. The Federal Reserve has rigged these numbers… pushing us toward the idea that we can “never run out of money”… [Gold Is Still a Buy]( you’ve gone “all-in” on gold – like Postcards From the Fringe editor Tom Dyson – or you’re just getting started, it’s still a good time to buy the yellow metal. Its bull run is just beginning… MAILBAG Bill called COVID-19 an “act of God” in Monday’s Diary. Dear readers object… Sorry, can’t go that route… an act of God? First I’ve heard use of that one. Universal law IS established. Get in or out. That’s the choice. – Scott B. This is not true! How could Bill even say that? The virus, if anything, was an act of Satan, not God. But if the citizens of the USA would all turn to God and pray, He would solve this for us. Same for the whole world. If people would pray to God, then He would stop all this. Trouble is, the majority of the world has abandoned God. America has had a curse on it ever since it passed Roe vs. Wade and made killing babies legal in the U.S. – even though we “believe” in LIFE, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. The virus was NOT an act of God. I thought that Bill had more sense. – Poinciana F. Bill, you are a wise man! I was wondering why you blamed God for the virus: “Fortunately, the number of COVID deaths in the U.S. is declining. The virus was, as far as we know, an act of God. It will pass in God’s good time.” God is only love. Satan, on the other hand, intends all things for evil. I’d put the blame on him. – Sheldina B. Meanwhile, another dear reader gives their take on Bill’s [“Fireside Chat”]( Your fireside chat shows a lack of understanding about what an informed, mobilized government and citizenry could do together with a national plan based on science. Think of it this way: If we were in a war, killing 35,000 of our military every month, we would be up in arms to find a solution. That is what the virus is doing to our population; but oh well, it is just us seniors. Only it isn’t just seniors. One thousand working younger healthcare workers have also died. – Carol S. Is COVID-19 an act of an evil spiritual power, as Sheldina believes? If the disease was a war, would we be more likely to find a solution, like Carol says? 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