Inflation keeps rising, will recession follow? Experts say ‘batten down the hatches’

The Inflation in Canada Keeps Rising, as with Canadian families are struggling trying to rent or to pay food in some provinces and in cities what is expected of all this rising inflation a recession to follow?

What do the experts have to say?
Well according to the "economic experts" down the hatches.

Yet you had a Canadian liberal government that claimed that the budget would balance itself tried to attack the opposition to read a book over the inflation numbers while they were slowly rising.

Pushes for more sanctions agaisnt Russia after lockdown had hurt parts of the Canadian economy.
Inflation keeps rising, will recession follow? Experts say ‘batten down the hatches’

a reply to: vNex92

What do the experts have to say?

Russell Brand has something to say.



And I think he nails it

MSN needs to start using spell-check. They spelled "Depression" wrong.

Looking at the plan pushed by the World Economic Forum, it is not a depression they are looking for but a Great Reset. By getting multiple nations to crash their currency, it open up the door for the UN to take over the function of national reserve banks and globally centralize the creation and distribution on money.

As for how successful and smooth such a plan will go? Looking like the worst is yet to come. Warnings of a depression ahead look reasonable.

One things that might knock this UN power grab out is if the truth about covid came out. The damage this would do the the UN's reputation would shatter the trust required to centralize a global digital economy. So far it is looking like it does not matter if the UN is right or wrong, it has the power and influence to do what it wants regardless.

I went online to purchase some more chick food last night. What a shock! Store no longer carries brand I was buying, and other brands were double to almost triple in cost!!! Is this their way to try to discourage people from raising backyard flocks? Adult chicken feed was a little higher, but the chick feed increase was insane!

a reply to: kwakakev

If you mean the IMF...The banks will never allow the UN to control the money.
The UN is made of countries. Countries are somewhat controlled by the people.
You cant have that peasant

a reply to: GlobalGold

Buying chicken feed is dumb. There's a guy with 600 chicken and all he does is moving around a pile of compost. They eat the bugs. Wait, I'll find it for you...

a reply to: PapagiorgioCZ

I though it was the World Bank in Brussels that went along with the sanctions against Russia? Don't really know. The Bank of International Settlements also also another big one in this arena. Not sure what they are doing in the background at this time? Providing some support and oversight to this new global currency standard maybe?

YELLEN says no Recession.

For many that's too bad.

A recession would be an improvement.

The recession of 2020 was great. Nobody on the road. Cheap gas. Govt paying $1200 @ week for sitting at home. Airline tickets at 90% off.

Those were the good old days!

I'll take recession over this "hot" go-go economy any day.

a reply to: carewemust

A recession is a minor downturn in the economy. A depression is a bigger downturn. Did Yellen say anything about a depression?

originally posted by: PapagiorgioCZ
a reply to: GlobalGold

Buying chicken feed is dumb. There's a guy with 600 chicken and all he does is moving around a pile of compost. They eat the bugs. Wait, I'll find it for you...

I do let larger birds free range - they are amazingly efficient at mowing down grass & weeds (my flowers too if I'd let them) & eating bugs. Chicks need to be under cover til they get some size to them as I've lost too many to hawks over the years here. So that's why I always bought some chick feed, it WAS cheap & convenient. But now at these prices, I might have to start making my own! That video didn't work for me, but I can search YTube for it

a reply to: GlobalGold

Here it is. He has a rather large operation going on. The chicken are just a bonus.
Having a sawmill would help

a reply to: GlobalGold

Or you can plant a pasture like this guy. Or both of course.

FED, BLACKROCK, U.S. TREASURY & THE DEATH PLAN FOR U.S. DOLLAR (JOHN TITUS) (ON THE UNHOLY TRINITY)

Links to a 45 min presentation on Bitchute. Short story, a currency created on debt is going to blow up eventually as the effects of compounding interest compound. With the small group of criminal bankers and others sharks that gain interest on the issuance of currency, they do not want to lose their advantage and so there is a lot of resistance to any changes of current monetary policy. As the USD crashes, expect this small financial predatory class to move their operations to other nations around the planet.

As for my take on this presentation. I agree there is no need for a currency to be created on debt. Something need to be in place though to limit unrestrained money printing and stuffing up an economy. Appears that the bond market kinda helped with this, but does come at a cost and is not a sustainable monetary policy.

a reply to: kwakakev

Put a ceiling on their profit on credit and stop the debt from inflating.
The idea is that 2% inflation keeps us moving but it's an outsourced socialism. The banks do the job of communist officials and their hands are so untied that it's damaging their own system. It created a class of people resembling monarchy because they are on the receiving end of the debt. A new currency wouldnt solve it IMO. The interest range should be set by law as well as their margin. A little fix like this here and there

A recession in most Western countries that would follow after they imposed sanctions agaisnt Russia? that feeds most of the world including Europe?

I suppose those sanctions weren't such good idea.

a reply to: kwakakev

I agree there is no need for a currency to be created on debt

Is that why the US keeps going into conflicts and wars? or military intervention?

a reply to: vNex92

Is that why the US keeps going into conflicts and wars? or military intervention?

It is a part of the axis of evil, Middle East and Libya campaigns. As for Ukraine, looks more about the black market. Not sure, no real idea what is actually going on there.

a reply to: vNex92

I suppose those sanctions weren't such good idea.

Good for who? Trump threw down the gauntlet to the globalists at the UN. With how things have gone since, that did not work out well for Trump. Now with ever who Biden is working for, it don't look like it is the America people.