Huge Crisis Headed Our Way

This comes as an interesting interview. On how the Data sets are predicting, foreclosures, riots rage. Deep state has real problems, with growing liquidity crisis, moves on from Argentina Egypt Venezuela Greece.....then into Europe. Then America and the rest. Top shippers freeze in ports, and just cant get money for fuel. Lack of cash in circulation starts to shrink. Ten year restructuring like after the fall of the Soviet Union, until things start to change for the better...Nice bit of doom Porn. www.youtube.com...

a reply to: anonentity

All part of the Grand Plan to implode the current system, then offer the peasants a cashless one world currency.

Everyone will gladly beg for the Mark of the Beast, when the globalists give them 1 millions NWO currency credits to jump start the New World economy.

Billions of people will sell their souls in seconds.

a reply to: anonentity

Seems like fear mongering to me.

Look at whats going on in India, major cash crisis after the government declared the 500 and 1,000 rupee bills to be worthless in November and they're still struggling.

Many said bitcoin would take demand, but BTC is still aroun 921 when writing this, that's down from 1,000 around christmas time. And that increase was from Chinese public buying into it.

Certainly money is taking a hit as it's courrption keeps turning heads.

Time will tell, but the future isn't looking good, digital currency won't be what us in the cryptocurrency world want it to be, it will be another means to track people and profile humans based on financial activity.

a reply to: anonentity

Over the past several weeks CNBC's website has been asking me to turn off my ad blocker. If I don't turn it off then they put up a screen-covering graphic about how using an ad blocker is hurting them. Oh, boo hoo! I just click away to some other website.

Now that Trump is the President I see that CNBC is no longer bothering me about my use of an ad blocker. Why not? They are terrified I might not come back to their propaganda site. The Left is going completely bonkers!

a reply to: GreenGunther


Seventeen trillion of debt to be serviced? requires nill interest rates to even have a chance of payback at this amount. But that can only last so long, because the debt is still increasing. Negative interest rates are becoming normal in Europe, which points at the real direction of trade. Protests have just occurred world wide, happy people do not protest, blame Trump? he hasn't done anything yet. As he cuts back, more jobs will go, which means more foreclosures, this will lead to demand drop, then more jobs will go as the spiral continues. That's what fake news is all about ,the economy is a stagnant pool. By stopping free trade deals will slow it down somewhat, which will slow production down in the countries already suffering. They will then get worse and become unstable, but impotent.

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Lack of cash in circulation starts to shrink

This will get even worse when Trump raises interest rates and then restarts the gold standard. Then the amount of cash will never be able to increase.

originally posted by: CB328

Lack of cash in circulation starts to shrink

This will get even worse when Trump raises interest rates and then restarts the gold standard. Then the amount of cash will never be able to increase.

Isn't it the federal reserve that monkeys with interest rates?

I don't think Trump being president of usa means he's the guy monkeying with interest rates.
I think it's the monkeys in the fed.reserve who make the mistakes for people to foot the bill.

Maybe Trump will have the cahoneys to audit the fed?

a reply to: CB328


The actual cash in circulation is the lowest its ever been, (Velocity of money) what cash their is being hoarded (Dead money). Their is only one real conclusion, which is complete meltdown, then a command economy. Like Britain did after the war.Your going to see a lot of Banks close up, taking the savings, and more to the point the "debt" with them.

I don't think Trump being president of usa means he's the guy monkeying with interest rates

You need to read more. Trump has said repeatedly he wants to raise interest rates.

a reply to: CB328


That's because it needs higher interest rates to bring in the investment. But it will also collapse a lot of businesses because they are hardly viable as it is.That's why we have the low interest rates .Trump is a true Capitalist and knows that it will self right after the bubble pops. The pain wont be felt by the average person as he cant get much worse, but the investors like Soros the house of Saud etc. will be bankrupted overnight.

Wouldn't nationalising the federal reserve and writing off the debt fix things?

If you guys can pull it off, the rest of the world might follow.

Just a stroke of the pen. . .

a reply to: WhatsthisthenA


Yes it would. The problem their is that so much debt is foreign debt. If he does that with a stroke of the pen he Bankrupts a lot of really rich people. They might have been really pissed off, really rich people ,but now they are broke and cant do anything about it. But that's the game of risk and reward. Mind you if he is a true Capitalist, as it looks like he is. He doesn't really give a # if it become unviable then its bankrupt so it's time to move on.

a reply to: anonentity

It would be very easy to do.

If I remember correctly, Colonel Gaddafi nationalised the oil industry in Libya after his revolution and the money rolled into the government coffers.

There is also Debt Forgiveness, I think Greece forgave Germany's war debt after the war.

Plenty of ways to fix things easily, except as you say; some really rich people will go bankrupt.

I'm an Aussie, so I don't know much about the US, but Trump seems like he wants to shake things up.

"To make america great again" is he willing to walk all over other countries, I wonder.

I understand Trump has been bankrupt once or twice, I wonder how much mercy the creditors showed him at the time.

Interesting times . . .

a reply to: Whatsthisthen


If you have a free market, its inevitable that as '"money goes to money " the mass of it is going to end up in fewer and fewer hands. This is where I think we are at the moment.

Dis is all fear monger it not right and dis not happen. People, ma people will not allow dis!

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a reply to: anonentity

"Money going to money", your right. One just has to look around.

But Trump's a bit of a wild card from the looks of things, and he could be an agent of change. A war with China over those islands China is building could be a convenient way to "restructure" foreign debt. Well, renig really and bring manufacturing back to the US.

China's view of itself as "the Middle Kingdom" translates into "merchant" and "middle man" quite well.

Your warning on where we are now seems likely on the current course unless something or someone intervienes like a wildcard in the Whitehouse.

originally posted by: anonentity
a reply to: Whatsthisthen


If you have a free market, its inevitable that as '"money goes to money " the mass of it is going to end up in fewer and fewer hands. This is where I think we are at the moment.

That right there is the core problem with trickle down economics. Money actually trickles up and has to be pushed down rather than the other way around.