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Rebuilding after ISIS 2017-03-17 06:01:46 Post No. 1869727
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Every war is a big bussiness like it or not. I don't, personally, but point is:
Now that a big chunk of the world is destroied, somehone has to rebuild it. I am looking for inverstment options to do so, and profit on the rebuilding economy.
Preferable peer to peer, or blockchain based, so even low pitches can work.
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>>1869727
Or maybe some microloan opportunity.
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>>1869727
Yea dude people are totally going to be scrambling for buttcoins after a cataclysmic event.
>this is what cuckcoiners actually believe
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>>1869727
As long as the u.s war machine has a higher investment than the interest in rebuilding, this is a lost cause.
>u.s recently used a $2million predator missile to shoot down a $200 drone done kid bought off eBay in Iraq the other day.
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>>1869800
This is sad. Microloans work so well for investor and reciever as well in India.
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>>1869727
>unironically think anyone is trying to rebuild the Middle East
Kys
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>>1870022
Don't be a dummy, everything rebuilds! People needs the land! Or do you believe noone will live there ever after, just because a war? You are naive.
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>>1870239
No. What's your point ffs?
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