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The good news is that people continue to wake up in droves and it's causing even the most highly indoctrinated to question the 'beliefs' they've been 'designed' with. Even the official 911 story is finally being questioned by those who never did their proper research, thanks to the recent Saudi Arabia debacle.
Examples include:
...to cite but a few. The list goes on
and on.
This really culminated mid last year and has only gotten more serious since, however the stock price manipulators,
...have been propping up this asset
class which has recently given us the appearance that 'everything is
okay'.
There has been a triple top in the US
markets, which has some alternative economists and commentators
calling the inevitable failure of the manipulation, because the
house of cards is just too unstable.
For example,
...and other national economies in
recession, depression or experiencing hyperinflation are indicative
of what could soon be a harsh reality throughout the rest of the
world.
If this bottoms out in a global economic
depression like that of the early 20th Century,
then hyperinflation will likely occur across the world, just like it
has in Venezuela.
Others ferociously disagree with this
analysis, particularly because of the massive
derivatives bubble and other
factors that didn't relate to Japan's situation all those years ago.
So given he is an "anti-economist" in
his own words, which means that he debunks the Keynesian approach to
economic design, he is in the alternative camp with others who see
the failure of our current economic design, which illustrates the
internal division on what will happen and how to move forward.
Given its failure in the roaring 20's and the depression of the 30's, his point may very well be justified.
This view is also supported by Bill Still, who was recently interviewed at the SGT Report:
Many in the sovereignty movements believe in going back to the gold standard, but have they really considered the other option?
The alternative potential is for the government (the people) to capitalize on the power we have to create money out of nothing.
First, we must take away the illegitimate power of private banking institutions to do it, including all private central banks, and then legislate it to be done by the government solely for the benefit of the people and the environment.
As one example of a policy package already designed to achieve this, a political party in Australia has proposed two economic policies which ensure that the Government retakes it power to create an honest money supply, as well as guarantees that the multinational corporations pay their fair share in tax.
These are truly revolutionary policies which deal with the toxicity and inequality of the system we have today, and coupled with their approaches to,
...and many others, they should be immediately considered by
political and community representatives from all around the world so
that a mainstream dialogue can subsequently occur.
Then QE came along to save the economy
from a deflationary implosion - so the puppeteers could once again
do something similar given the current contraction in the global
economy.
This would need to be a coordinated
strategy done by many governments of the world so that it doesn't
cause hyperinflation, and this money must be created by governments
so that there is no debt attached to it.
For example, we should not take the official unemployment rates seriously; the amount of people struggling to survive because they are either underemployed or have given up trying to find work is staggering.
...are increasing all over the western
world, whilst the middle class is rapidly shrinking.
The disappointing aspect is that most
politicians, media personalities and other famous social
commentators have no idea of this fact, so its no wonder that they
sound convincing when they spray misinformation which does not speak
to this fundamental truth.
We need real leaders who are prepared to
make personal sacrifices in the name of truth, honor and
sovereignty, not ill-informed or complicit mouthpieces of the social
engineering agenda.
It appears its anyone's guess. Unless of course it's a controlled demolition, then there are some who would know.
There are a few voices saying the
fundamentals are just too weak to keep this Ponzi Scheme
going for too much longer and that the result might be a return to a
gold standard just like the Eastern World appears to be preparing
for with their gold accumulation and the Chinese creating a mirror
to the London gold fix.
Trump appears to have little policy
substance, as well as a bigoted energy which is creating a lot of
division, however he does speak some truth and hints towards taking
the power from
the FED to create the US money
supply (he says he will pay off the national debt in 8 years which
is the only way he could do it).
The latter is quite ironic actually
considering we have had socialism for the rich policies for
quite some time now.
It's unbelievable that she's even
allowed to run for President, so if she gets in (which is clearly
the plan) then I hope that the American people will finally stand up
and take back their power like they should have done a long time
ago.
Final
Thoughts
With more personal reasons for people to search out alternative information, this amplifies the crash of the matrix of control.
Ultimately, we really have an
unprecedented potential to emancipate ourselves from
the economic and ideological enslavement that has characterized
the hierarchical system since the conception of civilization.
The truth we should all remember though is that we can disagree all we want about how to move forward into the short and long term future, but as long as we recognize the two primary mechanisms for contro, namely,
...then we have a space for
uniting in action.
He explores the stagnation of the global economy and the bubbles in the Australian and Chinese debt and housing sectors, as well as the legitimacy of the Australian Sovereignty Party's policy approach to the dishonest money supply and the tax evasion by big money.
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